Jerusalem artichoke Naturaplant
My first visit was in September 2011, a very special day. In the little church near the fathers in Zundert, I read about the labyrinth and then went looking for it together with an acquaintance. A very spontaneous action turned into a very beautiful and special experience. What a beautiful place and what peace! Walking the labyrinth brought a lot of peace and also experiencing beautiful loving energy. All the hustle and bustle and need fell away completely and just being there was good.
Later, when I also get a plant and at first feel deep repulsion but immediately also feel the core of what it is all about in me now: lovingly looking at precisely those dark things/feelings in myself. Every time I am with the plant for a moment, this is what comes up strongly and softens me and then for a moment nothing at all has to happen, because it is already there, if only I allow it. Beautiful.
I have been several times now and each time the experience of walking is different, always beautiful and always there is that peace.
I came with my partner in December, he had had knee surgery where the wound kept staying open and was very introverted by pain, medications and was rebellious and angry. I felt it could only do some good and perhaps touch Ben the way it had done with me.
Jan, you picked a then the Jerusalem artichoke for Ben and a distillate thought. Pretty soon, my daughter and I noticed change: the wound healed and Ben became a lot milder towards himself and those around him. The whole harmony in the house became different and improved and there is more laughter again. This has also done a lot of good to our relationship, there is space again.
The strange thing is that Ben does not experience anything else at all and we do. Jan, you later explained to me on a subsequent visit that this is how it works, that this energy acts on people so deeply that something dissolves and is actually gone, so also no longer knows.
We are very happy with this and all these experiences have helped me even more to learn to treat myself and everything around me with more and greater respect. Knowing is so very different from really experiencing.
Thank you, kind regards, J.K.B.
