Awe Resets Our Brain-Antarctica

Awe resets our brain. It breathes inspiration to new places in the soul and mind. Wild nature has always been a place to experience awe and shift my mind and even my heart. A place to shift internal energy by connecting with the vibration of the nature itself. Nature is resilient and vibrant despite how humanity continues to put it at risk. What can we learn from it? How can we honor it for the gift it offers us? Antarctica is awe with some of the most beautiful energy completely surrounding you. I hope to keep returning to her in my lifetime.

You can sign a petition today to help protect Antarctica and all those wonderful creatures she is a safe haven for.

This year, we can secure the largest act of ocean protection in history.

2020 marks the 200th anniversary of the discovery of Antarctica. It is also the year when the highest temperatures ever were recorded on the continent. With melting ice, warming waters, and increased fishing, all of the creatures that live there need us more than ever. But we need Antarctica just as much. This vast icy continent is critical to stabilizing our climate, and it circulates vital ocean nutrients that sustain fish populations, and humans, all over the world.

Here the soul connects with what is true. There is a fountain of hope and inspiration that you can drink from long after you've left. Antarctica was a place I fell in love with as a child planning imaginary trips, without a clue as to what she would be like. I fell in love and connected to her before ever stepping foot. She's at risk, like so many of our remaining wild places. She's incredibly resilient, but already has overcome the early days of exploitation that nearly eliminated much her richness and the wildlife. You can sign a petition today (Link in Bio) to help protect her and all those wonderful creatures she is a safe haven for. This year, we can secure the largest act of ocean protection in history. 2020 marks the 200th anniversary of the discovery of Antarctica. It is also the year when the highest temperatures ever were recorded on the continent. With melting ice, warming waters, and increased fishing, all of the creatures that live there need us more than ever. But we need Antarctica just as much. This vast icy continent is critical to stabilizing our climate, and it circulates vital ocean nutrients that sustain fish populations, and humans, all over the world. Sign the petition today. Everyone's voice counts and helps the mission. @onlyone #act #climatechange #antarctica 📸: Dec 2019