Walking in Forests
- nvtvptpenrose
- Jan 20
- 3 min read
Walking in forests was once a daily human requirement. It was how we recharged the body by recalibrating our field, and re-synchronizing with the living Earth. Without it, we lose resonance. Cities removed a lot of trees to remove our deeper connection to the earth. Modern life pulls us into linear constructs: streets, schedules, screens. Nature, however, moves in spirals. Forests emit fractal frequencies, which are layered and complex, giving us coherence. When you walk inside them, your nervous system entrains back into this natural rhythm and your breath slows. This helps your field expand and in turn your cognition clarifies. There is a reason those with chronic illness often find relief in woodland environments. The forest cleans you. Urban planners erased nature by design. The rise of concrete jungles was to sever the human grid from Earth’s. Buildings block cosmic rays and asphalt insulates against the Schumann frequency. Wi-Fi scrambles your natural magnetic pulse. Trees are frequency translators, living antennas that harmonize cosmic light with Earth’s breath. When you walk among them, they tune you. When you stay in the city too long, you’re stuck in static. The agenda was to strip us of nature’s pharmacy and replace it with dopamine loops.
