Origin Forest Bathing

Origin Forest Bathing Origin Forest Bathing is a mindfulness and nature connection practice. Origin Forest Bathing is a collaboration with nature.
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A forest bathing walk is the Japanese-inspired health and wellness practice of Shinrin Yoku. Forest bathing combines embodiment and mindfulness experiences in order to explore the question of what it means to be alive and in relationship with nature. Origin Forest Bathing invites participants on a journey of self-discovery, that seeks to heal the separation between the stories that we tell ourselv

es about who we are and who we are naturally. We have always been part of nature and can go back for healing anytime. Unlike a therapist nature knows what each person needs without judgement or expectation. We live in a tamed world that has lost this connection with the more-than-human world. This practice is the collaboration of many wisdom paths, Jung psychology, Taoist and Zen philosophy, modern research, and ancestral knowledge. Origin Forest bathing is a heart opening practice of finding awe in the everyday and trusting that we are all connected in life. Being in the here and now, gets us out of our heads and into our hearts.

Pregnant with possibility, the old looks beautiful as the new comes in. Let it flow. Trust.
05/28/2026

Pregnant with possibility, the old looks beautiful as the new comes in. Let it flow. Trust.

05/24/2026

Make my morning matcha with me. Wonder drops link in bio

05/23/2026

Trust. What is your story?More information on dotted blazing star flower essence at the link in bio.

05/21/2026

Never been on a Moon Walk? This summer is the year. The U.S. Forest Service - Black Hills National Forest just released its 2026 schedule.

A Moon Walk is a guided night hike, free, on the Saturday closest to each full moon June through September. 7 PM start, lasts about two hours. Different ranger district, different Forest expert, different topic each time.

The 2026 lineup:

June 27: Cone Collection and Reforestation, with forestry technician Jed Burgers. Bearlodge Ranger District, Reuter Springs Trail near Sundance, WY.

July 25: Let's Turn On the Dark, with wildlife biologist Amy Hammesfahr. Bat biology at Little Elk Creek, Northern Hills Ranger District. The drainage is rocky, sturdy shoes recommended.

August 29: Walking through the Past to See the Future. Multiple Forest staff at historic Meeker Ranch outside Custer, built in 1887 by former Pony Express rider Frank Cunningham Meeker.

September 26: Meet Your Friendly Insect Neighbors, with USFS entomologist Megan Wilson. The 97% of forest insects that aren't pests. Willow Creek Trailhead, Hell Canyon Ranger District.

BHPFA has helped support these popular programs for years. We also make the annual Moon Walk Collector's Pin. The pin is $5, sold only at the walks while supplies last. Sometimes a few make it out to the BHPFA online store after the season, sometimes not.

Bring a light jacket, wear closed-toe shoes (no sandals), and allow extra drive time at all four sites.

Full schedule and directions: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r02/blackhills (search "Moon Walk")

05/18/2026
Really excited to be mentioned in Midwest Living for our forest bathing!!! The perfect way to slow down and relax.
05/18/2026

Really excited to be mentioned in Midwest Living for our forest bathing!!! The perfect way to slow down and relax.

A quick sauna session or a meditative hike can offer many of the same benefits as a longer retreat—and you don’t even need to use your PTO. Whether you’re enjoying a massage at places like Kosa Spa in Madison, Wisconsin, or taking a wild swim with Open Water Chicago, you deserve a wellness exp...

05/16/2026

Let go like a duck in the creek

Do not miss this amazing event
05/16/2026

Do not miss this amazing event

Bug Harmony is my perfume this summer 🤣
05/16/2026

Bug Harmony is my perfume this summer 🤣

The number of tick-related hospital visits is the highest they've ever been since 2017. Here are the regions most impacted and the best expert-backed ways to protect yourself this tick season.

I recently learned that when ticks wait for a host, they stand with their little arms out… and it’s actually called “que...
05/14/2026

I recently learned that when ticks wait for a host, they stand with their little arms out… and it’s actually called “questing.” 😭😂
Immediately this character came to me.
The ticks are definitely questing hard in the Black Hills this year, so I’ve been reaching for my Origin Bug Harmony nonstop 🌿✨ Made with essential oils, flower essence, and smoky quartz to help transmute fear… because apparently even ticks know when the vibe is off.
This one tends to sell out quickly this time of year, so if you’ve been wanting one for hikes, camping, forest bathing, gardening, or summer adventures, now’s the time to grab it.

05/13/2026

If you don’t feel rich, you’re not going outside enough

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