We are creating a self-healing haven with The Forest Bathing Project (TFB Project) in Karjat. Experience eight types of themed forests, each that sings a new sensory symphony.
Think of a Forest Bath, not as an indulgence but as an activation of your senses.
All our understanding of the physical world, permeate us through our five senses.
A Forest Bath is about heightening our sensitivity of sight, sound, smell, taste and touch,
so that we are exposed to more nature and consequently more life.
The term emerged in Japan in the 1980s as a physiological and psychological exercise called Shinrin-yoku. Shinrin Yoku [literally translated as taking in the ‘forest atmosphere’ or ‘forest bathing’] is a concept evolved as an ecotherapy or eco-antidote to address the damage of the tech-boom. It is a therapy that bridges the gap between humans and the natural world.
Forest bathing does not involve actual bathing.
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