In the splendid setting of the Valentino wood, we salute the summer season and the trees that prepare for autumn rest we learn to let go what is past and what is not needed. We will walk through the beech trees and extend our gaze towards the infinite.
The ancient Japanese art of shinrin yoku teaches us reconnection with nature and with the deepest part of us through practices of relaxation, breathing, meditation and creativity, to increase biophilia and strengthen our well-being.
Entering with all our senses, we will discover the richness of a forest and its ecological complexity.