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"It's time to thank Mother Earth for her wonderful gifts and give nourishment back to her. She needs to rest... Feeding our soil helps next year's crop become the best garden possible." -Ms. Cheryl, Fall into Autumn

Leaves fall to the ground as nature cycles into autumn. Allowing feelings of grief to move through us creates a new dawn. Follow Buzzy the Bee, Orbit the Spider and Reggie the Enlightened Snail as they show us that everyone has a unique gift.

In Nature Connections, gratitude flows through the web of life for you and your children. Allow the heartbeat of Mother Earth to be your compass. Welcome to Fall into Autumn, Part 3, the third season of the 4 seasons. Experience nature's truth as it feeds your mind, body, and spirit.

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Whether exploring the neighborhood woods or playground adventures, Elle was outside from early morning until dusk. As she grew, her fascination with words grew too. She received an urgent message from Spirit that she was holding ancient wisdom that needed to be shared with children. From there, Nature Connections was born. One of her roles in life was to become a pollinator of nature's wisdom and share it with children in fun, fanciful stories. After leaving corporate life at 58, Spirit led her into the world of alternative and energy healing. Through her deep connection with nature, she was led to study Plant Spirit Medicine. She was a late bloomer but right on schedule with destiny. As a college graduate from Appalachian State University, she became a pioneer for women in business during the mid-70s and was hired into positions traditionally held by men. For example, she was the first female Zone Representative in the Carolinas for Ford Motor Company, a Vice President of Sales for Ceridian Corporation and culminating her career as an Executive Director of Learning & Development for a 26,000-employee pharmaceutical research organization, Quintiles, before departing in 2012. She acknowledges we are living in extraordinary times and everyone needs to awaken to what really matters: we are all connected through nature as one!