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A journey into natural power

A journey into natural power

By: JORDENS SKOLE
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 Cecil Rye Olsen opens the gate to her garden at the island of Samsø, Denmark. “Since I was a child, I have had a love affair with plants”, she laughs and showers a blossoming tree with compliments. As she moves around amongst edible plants and flowers you sense her intimate relation with Nature.​ She found her life’s purpose in creating this garden with all its beauty, diversity and the best possible conditions for all living beings sharing her space with plants, insects, birds, worms, people.
A space where we can connect to our deeper selves and be in a life-affirming dialogue with everything around us. Where we can become more synchronized with the ebb and flow of living in and with Nature.​
“I created the garden, but the garden also created me", she says. Once in a while she opens up this peaceful place for retreats and year-long courses in spiritual and practical permaculture.

In this podcast she is in conversation with radiohost Helle Solvang and together they open up the roadmap to natural power of all four seasons; Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer.

The podcast episode 1 'Autumn' will be out in October. Listen to a sneak peek HERECopyright JORDENS SKOLE Biological Sciences Science
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  • Teaser: I created the garden but the garden also created me

    Teaser: I created the garden but the garden also created me
    Aug 31 2023
    Feeling lost after a stressful period in the advertising business Cecil Rye Olsen moved from the City of Copenhagen into the calm curved landscapes of Samsø. Being much closer to nature she slowly recovered herself and found her life’s purpose in creating beauty, diversity and the best possible conditions for all living beings. She created a garden sharing the space with plants, insects, birds, worms, people. A space where we can connect to our deeper selves and be in a life-affirming dialogue with everything around us. "I created the garden, but the garden also created me", she says.

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