Lessons from Mother Oak: Prompts for Our December Book

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Think of yourself as an ancient oak tree. What can Mother Oak teach you about yourself and your world?

 

The falling leaf: What are you ready to release—an expectation, an old role, a burden, or something you can no longer carry? How do you release your leaves? What in this oh-so-human world makes release difficult?

I am ready to release. . . .

 

The rooted tree: What helps you remain rooted when the world feels chaotic? How does the natural world sustain you?

I find strength in the natural world when. . . .

 

The seed: What do you want to keep alive through the coming season—a hope, a creative impulse, a form of care, a small act of courage? What seeds are you planting? What is already taking root?

The seed I am planting is. . . .

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