Some thoughts about Nature and Community

Dear readers!
Thank you for your attention and trust for being a reader of the Happy Home blog!
Today my lovely husband Joff wrote a notice and I am happy to share it with you.

We are both developing all that you find on our website and, at the same time, we have different styles because everyone is unique.

When I write one paragraph, my lovely husband writes one sentence, and usually with the question. I read his notice and said: “I love it! What about sharing it with our readers!” You have your wisdom, and their opinions will be helpful!”
Because all that we are developing is based on Unity with Nature. It is everywhere: rural and urban locations, private and family, communities and more.
This is what the post is about.
Welcome!
Warm wishes, Olga

Development through Unity with Nature

The vibrancy and sustainable future of any community is dependent on children and their families. 
The positive energy to create, to build, to develop within communities comes from the custodian of children, families. 

A sustainable community is one that develops a child-empowering environment that encourages a child’s freedom to responsibly create, uniquely use their talents to create with others – for others, and continually improve their creation process. 

The purest example of this kind of environment is authentic Nature. Authentic nature develops from within to create a strong, beautiful and harmonious outside environment.
How can authentic nature be promoted to support a child-empowering environment?

“Happy Home is perched on a hill, nearby is a meadow, and a little further on, behind the lake, begins a forest. Happy Home rejoices with them in the approach of Spring, smiles at the Sun in Summer, is a little wistful in Autumn, and quietly sleeps in Winter. (Happy Home fairy tales )

Urban development can’t be harmonious without being in Unity with Nature. Without contact with authentic nature, Unity with Nature is difficult to attain.
The strongest magnet a rural village community can offer families is its authentic nature. 

• How can a village take advantage of its surrounding authentic nature to develop a child-empowering environment?
• What is the best way to unite rural and urban communities to support family harmony in raising children?
• How can authentic nature be promoted to support a child-empowering environment in rural villages and support it in urban communities?
  
  We will be happy to hear what you think.
  Warm wishes, Joff