Part 3 · Seeing with New Eyes
It Will Find You
Read the Lyrics
Singing Key
When the world outside is crumbling And you can't find an easy way home Look to the land as if it's calling you There's a love that's deeper than you know And it will find you. Aa-aa-aaa-aah. Anywhere that you are. It will find you. If the mind inside is tumbling And you can't find an easy way out Look to the land as if it's holding you You will find what you need there in its hands And it will find you. Aa-aa-aaa-aah. Anywhere that you are. It will find you. And if the whole wide world seems to have gone blind And no one feels the web and weave of life Trust your heart and let your bones decide When you least expect it to arrive… And it will find you. Aa-aa-aaa-aah. Anywhere that you are. It will find you.
Sit With This — reflect on any question that resonates with you
- Where do you go to feel reconnected with nature? (remembering you ARE nature)
- Can you share any practices that help you sense your way back into your wild nature regardless of where you are?
- How can we reconnect with the wild together, as communities?
- What does the Gaian song sound like? Close your eyes, quieten your mind… choose a few words to describe it.
- When was the last time nature surprised you with care or resilience?
Sit Spot ▾
A practice from Nature Connection · Jon Young / Coyote's Guide to Connecting with Nature
If the nourishment is already reaching toward us, sitting still is how we notice it arriving — even briefly, even indoors by a window.
How it works
Find a spot — ideally outdoors, but a window or a quiet corner works too. Sit alone in silence for 10–15 minutes. No task. No output. Just attend to what is alive around you — sound, light, movement, stillness. If all you have is a houseplant, give it your full attention. Is the soil still wild? The cells in the leaves that take your breath and transform it into flowers?
Is this something you can integrate into a daily practice? Natalie Fee sat under an oak every day for a year and the album 'Daughter of Nature' appeared, along with a book of poems. You never know what will emerge as you deepen your re-connection with inner and outer nature.
Overview - Short Film ▾
Overview is a 20-minute film that explores the phenomenon of the same name through interviews with five astronauts who have experienced it. The film also features insights from commentators and thinkers on the wider implications of this understanding for society, and our relationship to the environment. It illustrates the effect of seeing Earth from space — as one organism pulsating in space with no boundaries or borders, all things connected.