I just want to say thank you so much for the Moving Art videos. I find meditating too hard but can use these videos to focus on something else. I've also been stuck for years without being able to travel. These make me feel like I'm going somewhere.
I just want to say thank you so much for the Moving Art videos. I find meditating too hard but can use these videos to focus on something else. I've also been stuck for years without being able to travel. These make me feel like I'm going somewhere.
Gratitude? Well, my whole life has revolved around plants - so much so that I look to them for guidance and inspiration. They can teach us a lot about gratitude, not as a simple acknowledgement of good things, but a richer, more intricate understanding of the interconnectedness of life.
My decades of observing plants' abilities to withstand adversity allowed me to find gratitude in my own resilience and growth. The sustenance and beauty they provide made me thankful for the abundance in my life, which made me more aware of the joy in the little things. Their seasonal, cyclical nature taught me to embrace change and appreciate every phase of life.
Just as plants rely on various organisms for survival, we need others in our lives. I am now more aware and appreciative of the help and encouragement I receive from others. Gratitude is a reciprocal practice that creates connections with those around us.
I believe that engaging with plants, whether through gardening or simply by enjoying their beauty, promotes mindfulness. That encourages us to slow down, be present, and appreciate the small details, leading to a greater sense of appreciation for everyday moments.
I have tremendous gratitude for plants - for the oxygen, food, and beauty they provide us. I am truly grateful to them for keeping me rooted so I could live a life filled with joy and wonder of the natural world around me.
What are you grateful for this winter? Let us know in the comments! ☃️❄️
What are you most Grateful for this Thanksgiving?
Let us know in the comments! ❤️🦃
Hello Everyone!
We're SO EXCITED to announce our Community Art Gallery - a space where viewers and creators can post their incredible images and videos of their own art to be shared with our vibrant community of like-minded individuals.
We want to see YOUR WORK shared here on Moving Art, with a chance to have your content featured on our streaming platform!
This is part of our initiative to grow our community and support up-and-coming artists like yourselves to share work and inspire others.
So, if you'd like to have a chance to be featured on our platform, or simply want to share your art with others, start posting to our Community Art Gallery today!
Can't wait to see what you all have to share!
- The Moving Art Community Team ❤️
Hey folks - I am sharing this site with a group I belong to and wondered when some of the content will be available, like the wonderful interview with Roland Griffiths which I watched when it was first released. The site says "There are no available purchase options at the moment. Come back soon!"
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I am not sure where to put this but I just want to say that I am so very beyond grateful to have my Moving Art back!!! When Netflix dropped it I cried very hard. Moving Art has been a very good friend to me throughout some incredibly hard times and I was so sad to lose it. And today I signed up and you're offering them all for free and I even added it to my Roku and I'm so happy and beyond grateful. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!! You have no idea what this means to me.
Hi, at the end of the year I want again thank you for secured that we can access and enhjoy this amazing content.
One question lingers still, the Moving Arts videos are in 1080p which is nice, still by the nature (no pun intended) of those vides they for sure are best viewed in 4K. What is the reason that you decided to cap the resolution to only 1080p?
Welcome to the Moving Art Fungi Discussion Group!
Hello and a heartfelt thank you for joining us! 🎉 We’re thrilled to welcome you to the Moving Art FUNGI Community — a space created just for you to connect, discuss, and celebrate all things Mushrooms 🍄!
About Our Community:
This is a vibrant community where you can dive deep into discussions about fungal worlds and mycelium! Got news to share about the latest scientific breakthroughs? Got recipes? Got nutritional information? Foraging tips? This place is the perfect hub to be able to share the spores of wisdom with like-minded mycophiles!
Community Guidelines:
To ensure that everyone has a positive and enjoyable experience, we ask that you:
1. Be Respectful: Treat fellow community members with kindness and consideration. Diverse opinions are welcome, but let’s keep our conversations respectful and constructive.
2. Stay On-Topic: Keep discussions relevant to Moving Art content and related topics. This helps everyone stay engaged and find what they’re interested in.
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Get Involved!:
We encourage you to introduce yourself and jump into the conversations! Share a bit about what you love about mushrooms, and any fun facts! This is your space to foster connections with mushroom lovers from around the world!
Thank you once again for joining us. Let’s make this community an engaging and enjoyable place for all fungi enthusiasts. Happy chatting, and here’s to many great discussions ahead!
We look forward to chatting with you!
- The Moving Art Community Team 🌟📺
