EPISODE · Mar 5, 2024 · 34 MIN
The Natural Beauty of Haiku Poetry - A State of Being - with Anne Dunnett
from Spiritual Solopreneur Podcast · host Bev Young
Join me as I welcome Anne Dunnett, creative entrepreneur, designer, writer, and Haiku poet based on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada.Anne's first experience with Haiku came from her grandmother, opening a door that would lead her on a remarkable journey for the rest of her life. Her interest in seasonal living grew from Japanese Haiku and she was curious to learn more. More than just 3 lines and a certain number of syllables, the philosophy of Haiku is based on connecting with nature, simplicity, everyday moments and the yearly seasonal cycles. Being on a personal journey of healing through holistic approaches has helped her be in the flow of life. She has a regular practice of yoga and meditation that helps her tune into the seasons and the natural cycles and rhythms of the earth. Anne embodies seasonal living with a simplistic approach to life with a deep appreciation of nature which has allowed her to stay in a place of being.Her Haiku poetry has won honourable mentions and has been critiqued and reviewed by some of the best – and best known – Haiku poets in Canada and the United States. She has been self-published and her works have been featured in Haiku anthologies, including Erotic Haiku and Vancouver’s Cherry Blossom Festival.She has found her purpose and passion in showing others how to embrace a seasonal living lifestyle and tap into their creativity to unlock their spirituality and learn how to be in the moment.Grab your free Seasonal Living journal here:https://everydayseasonalliving.com/everyday/seven-day/journal/If you'd like to be a guest on the Spiritual Solopreneur podcast, contact us at [email protected] or visit https://spiritualsolopreneur.com.
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Join me as I welcome Anne Dunnett, creative entrepreneur, designer, writer, and Haiku poet based on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. Anne's first experience with Haiku came from her grandmother, opening a door that would lead her on a remarkable journey for the rest of her life. Her interest in seasonal living grew from Japanese Haiku and she was curious to learn more. More than just 3 lines and a certain number of syllables, the philosophy of Haiku is based on connecting with nature, si...
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