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    The Return of Remembering

    A special moment transpired earlier this year: it involved a dragonfly, a prolonged thought of invitation and a ritual ...

    On November 2, 2019 / By Matthew Zylstra
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    An experience of oneness

    Organisational expert Joseph Jaworski shares a defining nature experience that inspired his future career. ...

    On July 26, 2018 / By Matthew Zylstra
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    Whose moment is it anyway?

    Can we allow animals to have a meaningful human experience? ...

    On January 9, 2015 / By eyes4earth
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    The essence of synchronicity as a meaningful nature experience

    How is synchronicity experienced with non-human nature? What does it feel like to live through that moment? ...

    On December 27, 2014 / By Matthew Zylstra
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    Feel it in the bones

    A sensory animal tracking exercise becomes an unexpected spiritual experience... ...

    On September 3, 2014 / By eyes4earth
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    Dolphin-assisted fishing: Mutualism or more?

    Five fascinating cases (with photos & video) of dolphin-assisted fishing from around the world. Is life more about mutualism ...

    On November 21, 2012 / By Matthew Zylstra
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    Beautiful mourning

    Rebecca witnesses animal grief and is moved to be included in such an occasion. Is this fanciful anthropomorphism or ...

    On August 8, 2012 / By eyes4earth
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    Awe comes with orcas

    On a wintery gusty grey sea; Dolphin pod huddles nervously; Surfers indecisive: do they hear; The release of orca ...

    On May 2, 2012 / By eyes4earth
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    When the rhino saw us

    Boom. There it was. Completely unexpected. Completely unsolicited. And it was huge. You just don’t realize how big a ...

    On April 4, 2012 / By Matthew Zylstra
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    Calling cricket

    Another image as part of our weekly release of profound wildlife encounters and meaningful nature experiences. This story comes ...

    On March 14, 2012 / By eyes4earth
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    November 22, 2019
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    November 2, 2019
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    March 24, 2019

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