When your mind is in a zoo, here’s a song to set you free. Our chaotic cities imprison us in cages disguised as cubicles, classrooms, cars, and captive screens. The web was meant to open the world for us, but even our phones have locked our attention into a small box. Is there a better way to live our life?
Only when you realize you are in a cage can you learn how to escape. Here’s a song to set you free. Keep this song with you as a memory. Whenever you hear it, you’ll remember. It’s time to free yourself.
Living In A Zoo: Lion Song
🦁 Please share this song. Let’s open a few cages and get people back into nature. (Song link given below. Download for free or pay what suits you.)
Living in a city can be rough. If your head or heart is feeling trapped, you can always come home to the forest. There are many amazing gifts waiting for you to discover. Start your adventure with this article on the Japanese art of creating health and happiness with nature: FOREST BATHING
Also try our set of 10 magical walks to learn life’s most useful skills: Nature Play
Healing Forest Band:
Music connects cultures, but can it connect different worlds? I have used AI to create a music band with one animal from each continent (the penguins are still deciding.) The songs by Healing Forest band remind us to come back to the natural world, even if it is for a short while. We need nature in our lives.
Our forests need us too. Please download the song video and share it far and wide. Add this video to your social media presence and make a small difference. Feel free to use it as you please. (*A link back to our site would be deeply appreciated.)
WHY IS THIS USEFUL: Social media is filled with junk content, but when you create something meaningful they ask you to pay to promote it. This video was made to enable like-minded friends like you to add a little nature call into the digital world. Use it to remind people that there’s a wilder, freer world waiting just outside the cage.
Lyrics:
We are living in a zoo
there’s an animal in me there’s an animal in you but we’re living in a zoo
trapped in a cage money is our food and our rent is due
everything is planned we’re told what to do always chasing something new
they don’t leave a clue but somewhere, somehow there’s a feeling in you
we’re living in a zoo
there’s an animal in me there’s an animal in you and we’re living in a zoo
short is life seasons are few the forest’s lonely too
switch off the screen it’s time for a coup will you break through
there’s a lot to chew but it’s easy to escape only if you knew
we’re living in a zoo
there’s an animal in me. there’s an animal in you. but we’re living in a zoo.
~ Lyrics by ND | healingforest.org
Making of Lion Song
Lion song, was shot in Singapore. The name Singapore originates from the Malay word “Singapura” which translates as Lion City. The official mascot for Singapore is the Merlion, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish.Singapore is a beautiful, eco conscious place and is also known as the garden city. *This song is a reflection on the state of our human race and not an indicator of any particular country.
The birds and animals in the video are from Mandai Zoo and S.E.A Aquarium in Singapore. It features some extremely rare and endangered species. Some of the notable ones are: white cheeked gibbon, nicobar pigeon, and sea dragon. How many others can you spot?
The band members, and the hero our Lion song – Merlin (son of Merlion) were generated using Midjourney, KlingAI, and Runway ML. We used Suno to generate the song tune and it was put together using Davinci Resolve. Ai is enabling us to give a voice to these amazing wild creatures. Helping us tell uniques stories that can bring people back to nature.
Our small ‘Healing Forest’ band is getting ready to release more songs in the coming months. Leave a comment to let us know which topic you’d like us to make our next song on.
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What is a Money Walk? A money walk helps you understand the flow of money in your life, improves your relationship with it, and enables you to design a more fulfilling life.
Managing money is one of the most important life skills we need, but it’s also one of the least taught. Our education system, for all its formulas and facts, often skips over the everyday art of handling finances. Either the topic was skipped entirely, or wrapped in jargon so dense it made compound interest sound like a medical condition. No wonder so many of us stumble through earning, spending, and saving like lost tourists in unfamiliar lands.
But nature, as always, has a gentler way of teaching. Trees, in particular, have been quietly managing their resources for millions of years with patience, wisdom, and not a single spreadsheet. Perhaps it’s time we learned a few money lessons from the trees and gain all the forest bathing benefits while doing so. By the end of this post you should have a unique money map for your life.
* Also included in this article are 5 money rules that will uplift your brain’s money IQ, so you can make better money decisions. ** Collect a free money walk poster at the end of this post to help you with your own walk.
Money Walk: What is wealth?
When we think of wealth, we often picture bank balances or shiny things behind glass. But at its core, wealth is simply energy—the ability to nourish, sustain, and enjoy life. A tree shows us this in its leaves. Each leaf quietly captures sunlight and turns it into food, not just for itself, but for the whole tree. The more healthy leaves a tree has, the more energy it gathers.
Likewise, our wealth, be it money, skills, or even time – is energy we can direct toward living well, supporting others, and growing stronger. The biggest learning is that our life-goal should not center around money, but rather around creating conditions that allow us to live a rich life.
🍁 Nature Activity: Leaf Ledger Take a slow walk outside. Anywhere you can find trees or plants. Pick up a fallen leaf that catches your eye. Look closely at its shape, color, and veins. Ask yourself: Where does your energy come from? How do you “gather” wealth in your daily life? What are your personal “leaves”: the things that help you collect and store energy? If you like, press the leaf in a notebook and jot down your thoughts beside it. Over time, this can become your own quiet record of what wealth means to you.
Money Walk: Where does wealth come from?
A tree can’t grow without sunlight above. The sun brings light, warmth, and the spark to grow. In the same way, wealth doesn’t come from thin air. It begins with ideas and knowledge. Growing the right ideas about creating, and managing your wealth is the first step for creating a brighter future. And like sunshine, wisdom often arrives quietly but changes everything.
Wealth begins when we notice, imagine, and create. When we turn everyday moments into something meaningful.
🌞 Nature Activity: Sun Walk Find a sunny spot where something is growing—grass, a tree, or even a crack in the pavement with a brave weed. Sit or stand for a few minutes and observe. Touch the soil if you can. Ask yourself: What ideas have taken root in me? What kind of sunlight: support, motivation, learning – helps me grow? Let the answers come gently, like sun filtering through leaves.
*For the days when your mind is cloudy, check out our Philosopher’s Walk – A path to clear away the mind mist.
Money Walk: What nourishes wealth?
A tree might have perfect sunlight, but if it’s rooted in poor soil or rarely watered, it won’t grow far. Soil provides the foundation that’s rich with minerals, and memory. Water brings daily nourishment. Neither shows off, but both quietly decide the fate of the tree.
In the same way, our values are the soil in which our money habits grow. What do you believe money is for? What matters most to you? And your habits: how you earn, spend, and save – are like water. A little consistency goes a long way; a flood or a drought can do more harm than good. Together, they shape your entire financial future.
🌱 Nature Activity: Soil Check Find a patch of earth, in your garden, or a potted plant, or even a wild path. Touch the soil. Is it soft? Dry? Crumbly? As you do, ask yourself: What beliefs about money am I rooted in? Are they helping me grow? Then pour a little water gently over the soil. A small, steady habitvcan change everything over time.
Pay Yourself First Rule Before rent, bills, subscriptions, or anything else, set aside money for yourself. Savings comes first, not last. Even if it’s just a small chunk, the idea is to treat saving like a non-negotiable bill. It flips the script from “I’ll save what’s left” (aka nothing) to “I’ve already handled my future self.” It’s a mindset shift that turns saving from a guilt trip into a habit.
Money Walk: How do you manage wealth?
Trees can look into the future. Come winter, they slow down, let go of their leaves, and conserve their energy. It’s not laziness – it’s wisdom. They’re budgeting their resources to survive and thrive through changing seasons.
Managing money works the same way. A good budget isn’t about restriction, it’s about rhythm. Knowing when to spend, when to save, and when to simply pause. Budgeting helps you prepare for winters, so you’re not out there shivering in your financial shorts.
🍂 Nature Activity: Letting Go List Take a quiet moment with a notepad and sit near a tree, especially one that’s shed its leaves. Write down a few expenses, or habits, that you might be ready to release. Just like trees let go of what they no longer need, you can too. Lighter branches grow better in spring.
The 50/30/20 Rule for Budgeting: This one’s the classic “how to budget” rule. You split your monthly earning into 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for saving or paying off debt. It forces you to actually look at where your money’s going instead of just wondering why it vanished. It’s budgeting for people who normally avoid budgeting or find it too complex.
Money Walk: How do you protect wealth?
Walk into a forest and you’ll notice no two trees are exactly the same. Some are tall and straight, others are wild and knotty. That’s no accident. Diversity is the forest’s survival strategy. A diverse forest is more resilient to pests, storms, and sudden change.
The same applies to your money. Don’t plant your entire financial future in one tree. Spread your resources across different places. There are many options to choose – savings, investments, property, maybe even that slightly weird idea you believe in. It works a lot better in the long run.
🌲 Nature Activity: Forest Eyes Next time you’re in a park or wooded area, look around and count how many different types of trees or plants you can spot. Some grow tall, some spread wide, some bloom only briefly. Let this remind you: variety isn’t clutter—it’s protection. What does your “financial forest” look like? What are the different sources you can invest your money in?
The 3-to-6-Month Emergency Fund Rule Having 3 to 6 months’ worth of expenses saved is like giving yourself financial armour. When life throws curveballs like job loss, medical bills, your car deciding it hates you—you’re not immediately spiralling. It gives you breathing room, better sleep, and way less panic. Most people treat money like it’s unpredictable chaos; this is how you build a little order into the madness.
Money Walk: What grows wealth?
Did you know that older trees produce more wood than their younger counterparts. If you walk through a forest, you’ll notice that older trees are often the largest, the strongest, and the most generous with their shade. They grew ring by ring, season by season, adding strength a little at a time.
Wealth, too, grows with time. Not just through earning, but through patience, consistency, and the magic of compounding. The longer your money is allowed to grow, without being uprooted or chopped down by impulse—the stronger it becomes. Time doesn’t just pass; it builds. When you invest in something, your wealth will grow exponentially, if your follow the law of compounding (A detailed explanation by the independent news media)
🌳 Nature Activity: Tree Rings of Time Find an old tree, one with a thick trunk, knotted bark, and a story to tell. Stand quietly with it for a few minutes. Imagine the rings hidden inside, each marking a year of quiet growth. Ask yourself: What am I growing slowly, day by day? Where am I rushing where I could be rooting?
The Rule of 72 This is like a math trick that makes you feel kind of powerful. To see how long it takes your money to double, you take the number 72 and divide it by the return rate your savings get each year. So, a 6% return? That’s 72 ÷ 6 = 12 years. Pretty cool, right? It works in reverse too. If you’re paying 18% interest on a credit card, your debt doubles in 72 ÷ 18 = 4; just four years! Suddenly, avoiding unpaid credit card bills becomes a priority, for getting rid of that interest monster will save your life!
Money Walk: What strengthens wealth?
Beneath every tall, steady tree is a hidden world of roots, quietly anchoring, connecting, and nourishing. Some roots go deep, others stretch out wide, intertwining with neighboring trees. In forests, trees even share nutrients through underground networks, supporting each other in times of stress.
Wealth may seem like a solitary pursuit, but it’s relationships that strengthen it. Trusted friendships, wise mentors, a supportive family, a good financial advisor, even community ties form the invisible root system that keeps us grounded, especially during life’s storms. Wealth without connection is fragile. But when held within a network, it becomes resilient.
🌳 Nature Activity: Root Reach Sit near a tree and place your hand on the ground near its base. You can’t see the roots, but you know they’re there. Take a moment to think about the people who keep you steady. Who supports your growth? Who do you quietly support? Write down one relationship you’d like to strengthen this week. Then, like a root reaching out, do something small to nurture it.
* To cultivate deep relationships, and learn life’s most useful skills through nature, check out our set of 10 magical walks here >> Nature Play Walks
Money Walk: How do we enjoy wealth?
The purpose of a tree isn’t just to grow tall. It is also to bear fruit and spread its seeds. The magic of fruit lies not just in its sweetness, but in its sharing. Birds, animals, even passersby enjoy the gifts of the tree. And tucked inside each fruit is a seed, something that carries the tree’s story forward.
In the same way, wealth is best enjoyed when it’s shared. Not in grand gestures, but in acts of service, generosity, and joy. A meal cooked for a friend, a donation that lifts someone, a skill passed on freely. These are the fruits of a well-lived financial life. When we give from a place of enough, we scatter seeds that might grow long after we’re gone.
🍎 Nature Activity: Fruit and Seed Find a piece of fruit you enjoy—an apple, a mango, anything in season. Eat it slowly, mindfully. Notice the flavour, the texture, the pleasure of it. Then hold the seed in your hand. Ask yourself: What am I sharing with others? What small seed of joy, knowledge, or help can I pass on this week? If it feels right, give something today, no matter how small.
The ‘300’ Rule for How much is enough. This one’s a retirement shortcut that feels suspiciously simple. Just multiply your monthly living cost by 300, and you will know how much you need to retire for life. If you need $1,000 a month, you’ll require $300,000 saved to keep affording that lifestyle forever. It’s a good way to get real about what future you is actually going to need.
The ideas in this article are best learnt through a short forest walk. Find any space which has nice trees, and carry a pen and notebook with you. Divide the money walk into small sections. As you walk, take time to reflect on questions from one nature connection activity. After 5-10 minutes, journal your thoughts on paper. Move on to the next question and continue your walk.
At the end of the walk each participant will end up with a money map of their life, that is uniquely personal to them. This walk is equally useful for adults, teens and younger audiences. Close your walk with sharing of important insights in small groups of 5 or less.
Money Map
Here’s a money walk poster that summarises the wealth tips from trees.
Download link to money map poster given below
When you do this walk with friends or family, it also helps you create new insights about their connection with money. We hope this article gets you out of the classroom and into the forest, so you can learn directly from the trees.
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What can bees teach us about wellness and its 7 dimensions? For many people wellness is a word that only becomes important once they lose it. However, a simple understanding and small steps can go a long way in keeping our well-being intact. Bees are indicators of our planet’s wellness. Sadly, only a few understand their importance or the wisdom they hold. This article aims to change that. Discover some invaluable tips on wellness and its 7 dimensions from nature.
Wellness isn’t a destination—it’s a way of being, much like a gentle hum that carries through the seasons. It’s about tending to the garden of your life with patience and care, knowing that every small effort contributes to the whole. As it turns out, bees—those humble, golden architects of nature—have a thing or two to teach us about living well. From their tireless teamwork to their quiet moments of stillness, bees embody a harmony that speaks to all seven dimensions of wellness. So, let’s take a leaf—or perhaps a petal—from their book and explore how we, too, can create a balanced and thriving life.
*At the end of this post you’ll find a beautiful forest gift from the bees. There’s also an interesting contest with fascinating prizes to check out.
Wellness 7 Dimensions
The seven dimensions—physical, emotional, intellectual, social, spiritual, environmental, and occupational—work together to create a fulfilling life. Here’s a useful collection of ideas and bee wisdom to help you achieve wellness in all seven dimensions.
Physical Wellness
Physical wellness is the art of caring for the body you’ve been gifted—a dance between movement, nourishment, and rest. It’s not about pushing yourself to the limit but about listening to your body’s whispers before they turn into shouts. Just like a well-tended garden, your body thrives when treated with kindness, consistency, and a little sunlight.
Bee Secret: Bees are tiny powerhouses of productivity, but they don’t just work nonstop—they also know when to rest. A bee’s day is a blend of foraging, cleaning, and, yes, taking breaks. In fact, bees sleep between five to eight hours a day, often clinging to flowers or inside their hive. Imagine that—working hard but also allowing time for recovery. The lesson here is simple: balance effort with rest. Next time you’re tempted to skip a good night’s sleep or push through exhaustion, think like a bee—pause, recharge, and then return to your work with renewed energy.
Practice gentle stretching or yoga to maintain flexibility.
Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
Get at least 7–8 hours of sleep each night.
Incorporate more whole foods—like fruits, vegetables, and grains—into your meals.
Take short breaks to move your body if you’re sitting for long periods.
Listen to your body’s signals—don’t ignore pain or fatigue.
🐝 “When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.”
~ John Muir
Emotional Wellness
Emotional wellness is about tending to the garden within—nurturing feelings, processing thoughts, and allowing emotions to flow without judgment. It’s the gentle art of being kind to yourself, especially on days when life feels like a tangled mess of wildflowers and weeds. Embrace your feelings, water the roots of joy, and pull out the thorns of resentment with care.
Bee Secret: Did you know that bees can experience stress too? When a hive gets overcrowded or food becomes scarce, bees become agitated and anxious. Yet they respond with remarkable calmness—working together to find solutions, whether it’s splitting the colony or seeking new foraging grounds. The insight here is to acknowledge stress rather than ignore it. Instead of buzzing around in frustration, pause and assess the situation. Sometimes, all it takes is a little teamwork or a change of environment to lighten the load.
7 Wellness Tips:
Practice mindfulness meditation to observe your thoughts without judgment.
Keep a journal to process and reflect on your feelings.
Allow yourself to feel emotions rather than suppressing them.
Talk to a friend or therapist when you’re feeling overwhelmed.
Practice self-compassion by speaking to yourself kindly.
Take deep breaths when feeling stressed to ground yourself.
Engage in activities that make you genuinely happy and relaxed.
Intellectual Wellness
Intellectual wellness means keeping your mind curious and engaged, much like a bee exploring a vast garden of possibilities. It’s not just about accumulating knowledge but finding joy in learning, problem-solving, and creativity. Just as flowers come in countless shapes and colors, so too do the ideas that nourish our minds.
Bee Secret: Bees are brilliant problem-solvers. They can navigate vast distances, remember the location of flowers, and even communicate through intricate “waggle dances” to share information. The takeaway? Keep your mind buzzing with new challenges and experiences. Try something different—pick up a hobby, learn a new skill, or read a book outside your usual genre. Just as bees thrive on variety, so does your mind.
7 Wellness Tips:
Read books or articles on topics that intrigue you.
Take up a new hobby or learn a new skill—like painting, cooking, or coding.
Solve puzzles or play brain games to keep your mind sharp.
Join a class or workshop to expand your knowledge.
Write down new ideas and let your creativity flow.
Engage in meaningful conversations that challenge your perspective.
Keep a curious mindset and question assumptions.
Social Wellness
Social wellness is about building connections that feel like sunlit meadows—warm, welcoming, and alive with the hum of companionship. Whether it’s family, friends, or a community of like-minded souls, nurturing relationships is like tending a hive—everyone contributes to the collective well-being.
Bee Secret: A hive is a masterpiece of cooperation. Thousands of bees work in perfect harmony, each with a role—gathering nectar, caring for larvae, or guarding the entrance. They communicate with grace, supporting one another without fuss. Take a cue from their effortless teamwork: be present in your relationships, communicate openly, and show appreciation. A simple message, a shared laugh, or a moment of listening can strengthen the bonds that hold your hive together.
7 Wellness Tips:
Call or message a friend just to check in.
Plan a small gathering or nature meet-up with loved ones.
Join a local club or group based on your interests.
Practice active listening when others are speaking.
Offer help or support to someone in your community.
Share a meal or cook together with family or friends.
Show appreciation through small gestures—a compliment, a note, or a kind word.
Spiritual Wellness
Spiritual wellness is like finding the quiet hum within yourself—a sense of purpose, connection, and inner peace. It’s not necessarily about religion but about feeling grounded, grateful, and in tune with the world around you. Whether through meditation, prayer, nature walks, or simply being still, spiritual wellness invites you to listen to the soft murmur of your soul.
Bee Secret: Bees have a remarkable sense of purpose. Every tiny bee knows its role, whether it’s foraging, guarding, or tending to the young. This collective purpose shapes the harmony of the hive. In the same way, when you find your own sense of purpose—whether it’s in your work, relationships, or personal growth—you’ll move through life with more clarity and peace. Take a moment to reflect on what truly matters to you and let that guide your path.
7 Wellness Tips:
Start your day with a simple gratitude practice.
Meditate or pray in a quiet, comfortable space.
Spend time in nature to feel connected to something larger.
Reflect on your core values and how they guide your actions.
Practice forgiveness—both towards yourself and others.
Create a space at home that feels calming and peaceful.
Volunteer for a cause that resonates with your heart.
“The bee is more honoured than other animals, not because she labours, but because she labours for others.”
~ Saint John Chrysostom
Environmental Wellness
Environmental wellness is the art of respecting and nurturing the world you call home. It’s about living in harmony with nature—reducing waste, conserving resources, and appreciating the beauty around you. Just as bees pollinate flowers and help ecosystems flourish, we too can be gentle caretakers of the earth.
Bee Secret: Bees are master environmentalists. As they buzz from flower to flower, they pollinate plants that sustain ecosystems and feed countless species. Without bees, much of our food supply would wither away. The lesson here is simple: do your bit to support the environment. Plant bee-friendly flowers, reduce plastic use, or support local conservation efforts. Small acts can make a big difference, just as each bee’s humble effort keeps entire fields blooming.
7 Wellness Tips:
Plant bee-friendly flowers in your garden or balcony.
Reduce waste by recycling and composting whenever possible.
Support local farms and buy sustainably produced goods.
Pick up litter in your community during walks.
Use reusable bags, bottles, and containers.
Save energy by turning off lights and unplugging devices.
Educate yourself about environmental issues and advocate for positive change.
Occupational Wellness
Occupational wellness means finding fulfillment and balance in your work. Whether it’s a career, a hobby, or volunteering, it’s about doing something that aligns with your values and skills. Work shouldn’t just be about survival—it should nourish your spirit and give you a sense of pride and purpose.
Bee Secret: Worker bees are some of nature’s most dedicated laborers, but they don’t stick to just one task. Throughout their lives, they switch roles—nurse, cleaner, forager, guard—adapting to the hive’s needs and their own growth. The insight here? Stay flexible and open to change in your work life. Sometimes shifting roles or learning new skills can reignite your passion and help you find a renewed sense of purpose.
7 Wellness Tips:
Set healthy boundaries to prevent burnout—say no when needed.
Take short, mindful breaks during your workday.
Find small ways to make your workspace more pleasant (like a plant or personal touch).
Seek opportunities for professional growth and skill-building.
Celebrate your achievements, no matter how small.
Communicate openly with colleagues and supervisors about your needs.
Download link of wellness 7 dimensions at the end of this article.
Wellness Dimensions For Life
In many ways, our own well-being mirrors the plight of the bees. Just as the hive suffers when bees are overworked, undernourished, or poisoned by their environment, we too falter when we neglect vital aspects of our wellness. We might pour all our energy into our careers while forgetting to nurture relationships or care for our bodies. Or we might focus on physical fitness while ignoring emotional or spiritual needs. Like a hive without harmony, our lives become chaotic and unbalanced.
The lesson from the bees is simple but profound: every dimension of wellness matters. Physical strength without emotional peace leaves us restless. Intellectual growth without social bonds makes us feel isolated. Spiritual purpose without practical grounding can seem hollow. Just as a hive thrives when every bee plays its part, we flourish when we give equal care to all aspects of our wellness.
Wellness and Bees
Bees are more than just diligent pollinators—they are essential architects of life. Their tireless work sustains ecosystems, ensuring that flowers bloom and crops flourish. Yet, despite their quiet dedication, bees around the world are facing unprecedented threats: habitat loss, pesticide exposure, climate change, and disease. Colony collapse disorder has left hives empty and fields barren, reminding us just how fragile the balance of nature can be.
There are many steps each one of us can take to create a healthier planet. For this article we focus on one less known action that can have a far reaching impact. It lies in our ability to support our hard working bees.
Plant Bee-Friendly Flowers: A diverse garden with plants that bloom throughout different seasons ensures a steady food supply. Native plants are especially beneficial.
Avoid Pesticides & Chemicals: Opt for organic gardening methods instead of harmful pesticides and herbicides. If necessary, apply treatments early in the morning or late in the evening when bees are less active.
Provide a Fresh Water Source: Place a shallow dish with water and pebbles to give bees a safe place to drink. Refill regularly, especially in hot weather. Adding corks or stones to birdbaths prevents drowning.
Create a Bee Haven in Your Yard: Let part of your garden grow wild with clover, dandelions, and native plants. Set up a bee hotel for solitary bees or leave patches of bare earth for ground-nesting species.
Most Important – Pollinate Awareness: In the age of social media we are drowning in a sea of junk content. By sharing something useful and meaningful we can make a much needed change. The more people understand bees’ vital role, the more likely they are to take action.
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7 Dimensions of Wellness
just as bees are essential to the planet, our own well-being depends on nurturing every part of ourselves. When we live in balance, we don’t just survive—we thrive.
Here’s a free poster on the 7 dimensions of wellness for you to download and keep or share. In case you do share it, please give a link back to this post so it reaches where it’s needed. Thank you for your support. Bee well. 🐝
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