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Why Practising Self-Compassion Might Be the Best Thing You Ever Do

Why Practising Self-Compassion Might Be the Best Thing You Ever DoKathryn Lovewell Published on: 13/06/2025

Self-compassion isn’t soft - it’s science. Discover how treating yourself with kindness can boost resilience, ease anxiety, and transform the way you handle life’s messiness. No incense required.

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A Vigil at the Gannet Nest

A Vigil at the Gannet Nest

A Vigil at the Gannet NestBarbara Payman
Published on: 17/09/2025

A five-day vigil at a gannet nest inspires gratitude, awe, and reflection. This post invites noticing your own needs and giving yourself space to process life’s significant experiences.

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Half Empty, Half Full, and What Nature Offers

Half Empty, Half Full, and What Nature Offers

Half Empty, Half Full, and What Nature OffersBarbara Payman
Published on: 10/09/2025

After missing the lunar eclipse, reflections arise on disappointment, presence, and choice. Inspired by a near-fledging gannet chick, this post invites noticing what is here and appreciating the moment.

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A Day with the Gannet Chick and Dolphins

A Day with the Gannet Chick and Dolphins

A Day with the Gannet Chick and DolphinsBarbara Payman
Published on: 19/08/2025

A magical day observing a gannet chick at Bempton Cliffs and a pod of dolphins, exploring wildlife, nature connection, mindfulness, gratitude, self-kindness, and the simple joys of presence.

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Nourishment at the Gannet Nest

Nourishment at the Gannet Nest

Nourishment at the Gannet NestBarbara Payman
Published on: 30/07/2025

A tender reflection on a gannet chick’s rapid growth at Bempton Cliffs, exploring nourishment, patience, wildlife connection, gratitude, self-kindness, and the deep joy of time spent immersed in Nature.

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