
Nothing much happens: bedtime stories to help you sleep Tell The Bees
May 20, 2024
A soothing bedtime story for troubled hearts, 'Tell the Bees' takes you on a peaceful walk through clover fields, sharing secrets with bees and planting sentimental roses. Explore mindfulness, emotional vulnerability, and resilience while supporting mental health interventions for students.
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Memory Of Clover Days
- The narrator remembers an afternoon in her teens searching for four-leaf clovers with a friend and finding several while sprawled on a blanket.
- That memory returns as she walks the clovered hillside and wonders where that friend might be now.
Rituals Help Process Change
- The narrator practices an old tradition of telling the bees about life changes as a way to process events.
- She finds the ritual cathartic and grounding even though she didn't grow up with it.
Let Feelings Come And Go
- Try letting big feelings come and pass rather than forcing them away or fixing them immediately.
- The narrator practices breathing and allowing emotions instead of keeping her finger in the dam.
