Step into the ancient Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku — forest bathing — a tradition that teaches us how to return to balance, reduce stress, and reconnect with the natural world. In this episode of Neuronature, we explore the roots of forest bathing in Shinto philosophy, the modern science that proves its healing power, and how you can bring this practice into your own life today. Let the forest remind you of rhythm, strength, and stillness, and discover how true wellness often begins by remembering where you belong.
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