And there we were in a suburb tucked away outside Stockholm, I was observing the treetops, reflecting in his eyes. I could see the sky. Jorn, if there is anything I can relate to, it is how you initiated the first episode of the third season of MissLYX Podden: \"The freakouts happens with the tiny things. I am really good with the big things\". I believe that this is one of the skills that come when we walk a different kind of path. Many of us who experienced trauma have this kind of talent. When hell breaks loose, we stay completely calm. We know it well. It is a complete pleasure to introduce my listeners to the founder of Recovery Outdoor, dad and husband Jorn Vetter. He describes how his work aligns with the knowledge of the woods and shares stories on guiding people to reconnect with themselves and nature as a path to healing and growth. Just like Jesus was resurrected, hang on.... I mean... Just like spring has arrived, just as buds and blossoms stretch toward the returning sun, MissLYX Podden has also welcomed a new season of conversations. Exchanges that move between day and night, life and death and rest quietly in the liminal space, the in-between. And it is exactly in that space where the chats carry tiny golden keys, for understanding and compassion that ultimately lead the way to togetherness. Thank you, Jorn, for unlocking some doors for us with your direct story about life itself. Jorn Vetter at https://www.recovery-outdoor.com/
Please comment, like, share and provide feedback. We are here together. Thanks, sister Iona Hogendoorn, you weaved together this episode and thank you, you who is listening and feeling. Spring will bring light, even if Stockholm is snowy today.
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