Send us a text Calm Earth Rhythms invites you to slow down and reconnect with nature's heartbeat. As the rains return and blossoms unfold, the earth hums in harmony - from the gentle patter of rain to the songs of birds, bees and insects weaving a tranquil soundscape. This episode immerses you in soothing natural rhythms that calm the mind, refresh the spirit, and restore balance to your day Let the earth sing - and breathe with it JohnMak Support the show
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Send us a text Calm Earth Rhythms invites you to slow down and reconnect with nature's heartbeat. As the rains return and blossoms unfold, the earth hums in harmony - from the gentle patter of rain to the songs of birds, bees and insects weaving a tranquil soundscape. This episode immerses you in soothing natural rhythms that calm the mind, refresh the spirit, and restore balance to your day Let the earth sing - and breathe with it JohnMak Support the show
Send us a text A Scrub Robin settled on a tree next to the one I was sitting under to shield myself from the intensifying mid-morning heat. I had just completed a 3 kilometer nature walk. I am certain he just wanted my companionship as much as I appreciated his. There were very few other birds in close proximity but the one's present gave a good rating of their melodic offerings. So it was a slow jam for the next 30 minutes until other ambient noises increased, including a near strike on my f...
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Send us a text Calm Earth Rhythms invites you to slow down and reconnect with nature's heartbeat. As the rains return and blossoms unfold, the earth hums in harmony - from the gentle patter of rain to the songs of birds, bees and insects weaving a tranquil soundscape. This episode immerses you in soothing natural rhythms that calm the mind, refresh the spirit, and restore balance to your day Let the earth sing - and breathe with it JohnMak Support the show
