Nature Gazing – Sound Bath

The sounds nature creates are the sounds of the wild.

Not all sounds from the wilder world are soothing, the squawk of a catbird or a murder of crows can be a little scathing, especially too early in the morning.

But beyond a few discomforts here and there, the auditory realm of the natural wild is a cacophony of rhythm, buzz, beats and harmonies that blend and melt together.

By Horatio’s Jar

Birds create melodies and share conversation in song, frogs whistle, chirp and croak around ponds and dams under the cover of night, and the winds move draping leaves of the eucalypt trees in a soft jostle and hush.

The day is filled with the buzz and flutter of bees and honeyeaters, water moves over rocks in dribbles and drips, and the chimes of bird chatter fill the tops of trees.

Guest Contributor: Emily Rack
Business Name: Horatio’s Jar
Publisher: Digital Schools

Emily Rack is a freelance creative writer and researcher, visual content creator and designer. She is the head of the content production, publication and editing for Upschool+ Guest Contributors and Horatio’s Jar is her content production agency and wellbeing school.

Emily has dedicated her life to researching and understanding matters of the mind, body and the human experience. Her discoveries and research are focused on cultivating tools and dialogue that encourage us to live in peace and harmony here on earth.

Her current focus is the environment and human connectivity, conservation, environmentalism, plant medicine, botany, biology and the practice of ‘Nature Bathing’. Emily is a writer, digital content creator, seasoned photographer and visual artist.

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