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Paula didn’t follow them. She didn't need to. She could feel the disruption in the air pressure. She could sense the irritation of the nesting jays.
Utilizing rural simplicity and natural environments to foster holiness and mental peace. Paula Whyman
: Formulating with natural lipids that mimic the skin’s sebum, working with the body instead of forcing aggressive chemical changes. holy nature paula
You don’t need a mountain range to find this peace. You just need a willing heart and a patch of grass. How are you connecting with the holy nature around you this week? Next Steps for Your Blog:
While Paula's teachings may not be formally codified, her message is one of simplicity, humility, and reverence. She invites us to slow down, to listen to the whispers of the natural world, and to attune ourselves to the rhythms of the earth. Her teachings encourage us to: Paula didn’t follow them
In Bethlehem, she built a monastery for men, three convents for women, and a hostel for pilgrims. She lived as the abbess of the nuns, practicing strict fasting and constant prayer. Intellectual and Biblical Legacy
At noon, examine your consumption. Look at your lunch. Where did the ingredients come from? How much soil, water, and sunlight went into this meal? Paula would call this "unpacking the sacrament of bread." She could sense the irritation of the nesting jays
If you have specific natural products you love, link to a Natural Skincare Guide or a Simple Living Book to give them resources. Holy Natural
This refers to the creatio —the created order. Unlike Gnostic traditions that view the physical world as a prison for the soul, the "Holy Nature Paula" perspective is incarnational. It argues that because God became flesh (Jesus), matter matters. Trees, animals, soil, and stars are not illusions; they are mute sermons.
Paula's inspiration for Holy Nature stems from her deep connection with the natural world and her quest to understand the mystical and spiritual dimensions of human existence. By combining elements of art, nature, and spirituality, she aims to create an experiential space that fosters a sense of reverence, wonder, and awe.