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(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte cover
(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte cover
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(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte

(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte

33min |31/05/2023
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(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte cover
(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte cover
Terra Stories

(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte

(7) "Women’s Connection to Water, Reimagining Worlds, and Mindfulness" conversation with Tessel van der Putte

33min |31/05/2023
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Have you ever heard stories where rivers are sacred, healing, and creative?


Well, let us tell you one:


Tessel is a Dutch artist, who was lulled by the sound of rivers, waterfalls and waves, who developed an admiration for the natural world, its shapes, colors, and secrets.


The secrets that fascinated her as a child, watching time go by through the movements of water, and that she began to unravel as she grew older, after numerous dips in the cold Swiss rivers.


Why did it help her to clear her mind, think, and feel at home?


Why is water an essential resource, both scientifically and spiritually?


She continued to explore these secrets through some research and visiting different communities around the world - gaining insights about the different ways in which people connect to water.


And above all, transcribing them, through her art, where the "feminine" has a special place within this resource.


Let yourself be carried away by the gentle current of the inspiring world of Tessel.

⭐ Do you want to support Terra Stories? Add 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.


Connect with Tessel: https://www.tesselvanderputte.com/ 

Instagram 


Let us know on social media if you liked the episode and follow our updates:

Instagram 

LinkedIn 


Sources: 

- Richard Louv, Last Child In The Woods

- Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Have you ever heard stories where rivers are sacred, healing, and creative?


Well, let us tell you one:


Tessel is a Dutch artist, who was lulled by the sound of rivers, waterfalls and waves, who developed an admiration for the natural world, its shapes, colors, and secrets.


The secrets that fascinated her as a child, watching time go by through the movements of water, and that she began to unravel as she grew older, after numerous dips in the cold Swiss rivers.


Why did it help her to clear her mind, think, and feel at home?


Why is water an essential resource, both scientifically and spiritually?


She continued to explore these secrets through some research and visiting different communities around the world - gaining insights about the different ways in which people connect to water.


And above all, transcribing them, through her art, where the "feminine" has a special place within this resource.


Let yourself be carried away by the gentle current of the inspiring world of Tessel.

⭐ Do you want to support Terra Stories? Add 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.


Connect with Tessel: https://www.tesselvanderputte.com/ 

Instagram 


Let us know on social media if you liked the episode and follow our updates:

Instagram 

LinkedIn 


Sources: 

- Richard Louv, Last Child In The Woods

- Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Description

Have you ever heard stories where rivers are sacred, healing, and creative?


Well, let us tell you one:


Tessel is a Dutch artist, who was lulled by the sound of rivers, waterfalls and waves, who developed an admiration for the natural world, its shapes, colors, and secrets.


The secrets that fascinated her as a child, watching time go by through the movements of water, and that she began to unravel as she grew older, after numerous dips in the cold Swiss rivers.


Why did it help her to clear her mind, think, and feel at home?


Why is water an essential resource, both scientifically and spiritually?


She continued to explore these secrets through some research and visiting different communities around the world - gaining insights about the different ways in which people connect to water.


And above all, transcribing them, through her art, where the "feminine" has a special place within this resource.


Let yourself be carried away by the gentle current of the inspiring world of Tessel.

⭐ Do you want to support Terra Stories? Add 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.


Connect with Tessel: https://www.tesselvanderputte.com/ 

Instagram 


Let us know on social media if you liked the episode and follow our updates:

Instagram 

LinkedIn 


Sources: 

- Richard Louv, Last Child In The Woods

- Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Description

Have you ever heard stories where rivers are sacred, healing, and creative?


Well, let us tell you one:


Tessel is a Dutch artist, who was lulled by the sound of rivers, waterfalls and waves, who developed an admiration for the natural world, its shapes, colors, and secrets.


The secrets that fascinated her as a child, watching time go by through the movements of water, and that she began to unravel as she grew older, after numerous dips in the cold Swiss rivers.


Why did it help her to clear her mind, think, and feel at home?


Why is water an essential resource, both scientifically and spiritually?


She continued to explore these secrets through some research and visiting different communities around the world - gaining insights about the different ways in which people connect to water.


And above all, transcribing them, through her art, where the "feminine" has a special place within this resource.


Let yourself be carried away by the gentle current of the inspiring world of Tessel.

⭐ Do you want to support Terra Stories? Add 5 stars on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.


Connect with Tessel: https://www.tesselvanderputte.com/ 

Instagram 


Let us know on social media if you liked the episode and follow our updates:

Instagram 

LinkedIn 


Sources: 

- Richard Louv, Last Child In The Woods

- Hermann Hesse, Siddhartha


Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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