Trees are amazing. The more you know about them, the more you love them. Perhaps for that reason, we become calmer when we are among them — because we instinctively know that trees represent comfort, safety, and food.

In this article, I share my review of “The Overstory”, a Pulitzer-winning book by Richard Powers that tells us multiple stories in parallel, while implicitly telling us the story of how humans have been relating to trees — and what may happen next if we don’t curb our arrogance.

This year’s re:build event was a great success. The excitement and the beauty of those days were still alive when we met for April’s Monthly Family Gathering.

This inspired us to collect a few personal notes and write this article, so we could share the experience with the wider Gaianet community. The co-contributors of this article were Alexander Keehnen, Bart Hoorweg and Jan Geselle.

A story about finding home through synchronicity. The magical mechanism through which Gaianet connects and unites heart-driven individuals from all over the globe.