The spirituality of the Nature In this increasingly developed and fast-paced reality, we look for an intimate and less hectic dimension, where we can slow down and appreciate the quality of life. The American poet Emily Elizabeth Dickinson, lived by this philosophy, choosing to spend her time away from the city’s vanities. Her poems are born out of this introspective experience, where Nature is a recurring theme because it becomes the key to unlocking the door to meditation. Dickinson’s love of the living world drove her to pour all her energy and passion into her writings, as she embarked on a journey of spiritual growth towards achieving intimate self-knowledge and a better understanding of the meaning of life. Nature is what we see “Nature” is what we see— The Hill—the Afternoon— Squirrel—Eclipse—the Bumble bee— Nay—Nature is Heaven— Nature is what we hear— The Bobolink—the Sea— Thunder—the Cricket— Nay—Nature is Harmony— Nature is what we know— Yet have no art to say— So impotent Our Wisdom is To her Simplicity. Nature is everywhere, and we can perceive it through our senses, admiring and feeling its presence. When we listen to our natural urges, we project ourselves into a spiritual dimension of inner awareness. In Paradise harmony surrounds us, but we cannot express it. The more human knowledge becomes articulated, the less we can represent the simplicity of nature. Even though humankind's progress is always faster and its inventions more and more extraordinary, the greatness of the universe will undoubtedly be unreachable. Over the last few decades, several companies have followed a philosophy that respects the needs and values of the world. WHAT DOES BEING A B CORP MEAN? To us, being a B Corp means bringing ethics into business, feeding a virtuous circle where community, business, and environment connect and benefit mutually. Becoming a B Corp is a journey of responsibility towards the planet. The core of this philosophy is respect for the environment and the people within it. When people choose B Corp-certified products, our customers choose a noble cause that stands for an ethical business, that will reinvest in positive ventures like an infinite circle.
Alessia is a nurse, one of those people who have witnessed closely the disastrous effects of the Covid Emergency. She became a symbol of the dramatic days we lived with the famous photo of her face showing the painful marks left by the high protection mask worn throughout the working shift. Alessia posted it on social media and openly confesses her fear of contamination, the physical discomfort of working in those conditions, and the psychological fatigue caused by the tension accumulated. The post became viral, and so did Alessia - amazed at the solidarity received. Alessia looks at the future as a chance to approach a new beginning: changing peacefully our minds, bodies, and relationships. Watch the interview and listen to the Voice of Alessia Bonari!
Hillary Jocson lives in Milan, the city of fashion, where one of the most popular jobs here is modeling. Hillary tells us her story of a model “sui generis”. She uses her social media to show the behind-the-scenes of photoshoots she takes part. She has a message of empowerment for girls who would like to approach fashion but don't even try because they find themselves unsuitable and uninteresting. As if to say: 'Hey girls, look here, do not be the first judge of yourselves, do not stop for limits that you set yourselves. Just as I became a model, you too should chase your dream. It won't be easy, of course, but with no challenge, what's the taste? Watch the interview and discover Hillary Jocson!
Roberta is a pianist, composer, songwriter, and artistic director. Her life is full of passion for everything related to theaters, musicals, and soundtracks. She can manage different musical genres as jazz, swing, pop, contemporary, and ambient. In her latest concept album, released in 2019 for Warner Classics and titled “Disarm” Roberta experiments with unfamiliar sounds in contrast with the trendy piano minimalism. The message of her music is very clear: disarming is giving oneself to the other and allowing to let go, to accept us, to be free from fears, and to bring down the walls that we have built around us. The disarmament that Roberta talks about touches everyone, but we can achieve it only together. We can reach a state of disarmament if we trust each other and support each other, especially between women. Watch the interview!
Angela Lei is a young businesswoman, born in Italy with Chinese roots. Thanks to her entrepreneurial spirit she decides soon to open a Chinese restaurant in Milan. Not a place like any other, but a place spreading out the gastronomic culture of her country. Her restaurant specializes in traditional cuisine from Wuhan, the region located in the southeast of China, at the confluence of the Han River with the Blue River. Angela is happy to be in Milan, where her effort is amply rewarded by the curiosity of her clients, passionate about the stories that she tells in the presentation of each recipe. Angela is an intercultural and brilliant woman who loves to share knowledge and experiences. Don't miss this interview
Sara Strambini is an actress and model. She promoted a new style of presenting TV shows, very ironic and engaging. Sara believes in the importance of the word “change”. She is one of those people who does not undergo change, but who seeks it. Today Sara continues to be an innovator, even cultivating a sense of authenticity without forgetting her origins. It's not a secret that she was born in a small provincial village, from a large family, and grew up with a patriarchal model. Despite the traditions her ideas are very progressive: organic food at km 0, enjoying the pleasures of food while respecting health, limiting travel, and preferring green vehicles. Watch the interview and listen to the voice brought by Sara Strambini!
Miza Mayi is a talented artist. Her beautiful voice can create a perfect mix between soul, electro-pop, electric jazz, lounge, and funky. She was born in Kinshasa, her father is Italian and her mother is Congolese, so she grew up between the cultures and traditions of both nations. The name she chose is the perfect summary of her “Voice”. Indeed, Miza means queen and Mayi means water (in Lingali, her mother tongue): “Water can be delicate and sweet but also destructive. My voice is like that too”, says Miza. She considers change as a constant in life. Therefore, being versatile becomes necessary when you want to live knowing how to approach every event. Her passion for music comes from the idea that music is a universal language capable of connecting people through sound vibrations. Versatility is the voice of Miza Mayi; listen to her interview to find out much more about her.
Health: this is the word that represents Michela Coppa's voice. After 10 years of working in television, she decided to let her passion become a real profession. Michela chooses Social Media channels to show a snapshot of her life; she started posting recipes related to her eating habits and diet. Her followers love her healthy and creative approach to cooking. After a trip to India, she enriched her research for a new lifestyle focused on soul and body with a new great passion: yoga. Yoga became an essential part of her life and Michela decided to share her experience with as many people as possible. Not only as a passion but also as a job. Today Michela is an entrepreneur in wellness training, holding healthy cooking and yoga courses. Her goal is to spread the message that yoga, combined with the right diet, helps you to live your life to the fullest. Taking care of our body and spirit teaches us to love ourselves more and to strengthen our resilience, which is fundamental in times of a pandemic. Michela’s biggest wish is to teach her daughter a healthy and conscious lifestyle, inspired by freedom and love. In the interview she gave us, Michela talks about acceptance, yoga, meditation, and the ideal world that she would like to give to her daughter. Watch the interview!
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