Home The Phenomenality of Japan’s Sacred Shinto Trees A young Japanese woman practices how to hold a Sakaki during Shinto maidens workshop at Kanda Myojin Shrine in Tokyo

A young Japanese woman practices how to hold a Sakaki during Shinto maidens workshop at Kanda Myojin Shrine in Tokyo

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Metaphor as a key to open thresholds to the consciousness of being in nature.

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The senses, thresholds to the ecological unconscious

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Participatory walks as tools for a paradigm shift

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