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Deep Nature Connection & The Sacred Attributes with Jon Young
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Today, I have the honour of speaking with Jon Young - a pioneering researcher, mentor, naturalist, wildlife tracker, author, storyteller, and leader in deep nature and people connection.
In this episode we discuss:
- How gratitude supports us to ‘go up the spiral and not down – it elevates us and is dependable
- Jake and Judy swamp – the thanksgiving address
- Nature connection verses deep nature connection
- The uniqueness of Jon’s work – the 4 key categories of relationships with nature
- The generation of the ‘Last child in the woods’ – before and after Television
- Gilbert Walking Bull and the 7 sacred attributes
- The power of wilderness & naturalist skills
- The creation of true leadership
- Taking your ideal scene to the ancestors and future generations – time is running out
- Don’t play small (see below the steps)
- Nature connection in danger
- How our nervous system has the instructions that we need
- 512 Project – 64 cultural elements that generate connection than disconnection
- Tracking connection Podcast: Living Connection 1st
- Tom Brown’s 7 steps to your Ideal Scene
Show Notes:
https://theoutdoorteacher.com/podcasts/jon-young
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Music by Geoff Robb: www.geoffrobb.com
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