Practicing Mindfulness for Sustainability: A Forest Bathing Experience
Unplug and recharge through a mindfulness practice designed to help you reconnect with nature and yourself at KLCC Park, KL.
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Step away from the busyness of daily life and reconnect with what truly matters.
In a world where sustainability is often discussed at the organisational and systems level, we sometimes overlook a fundamental starting point, our inner state. How we think, feel and relate to the world shapes the way we lead, decide and act.
This guided forest bathing (shinrin-yoku) experience invites you to slow down, unplug and reconnect with nature through mindfulness.
Reconnecting Through Mindfulness and Nature
Practicing Mindfulness for Sustainability introduces forest bathing (shinrin-yoku), a Japanese mindfulness practice that encourages deep, sensory engagement with nature.
This is not a hike or a fitness activity. It is a guided, structured experience designed to help you slow down, reconnect, and become more present.
Through guided reflection and nature-based practices, participants will not only experience the benefits of mindfulness, but also explore what sustainability truly means, beyond policies and performance metrics.
You will be gently guided to:
- Engage your senses and reconnect with the natural environment
- Step out of constant mental activity and experience stillness
- Observe your thoughts and emotions with greater awareness
- Reflect on how your inner state influences your actions and choices
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What You May Gain
This experience is designed to be gentle, reflective, and accessible, requiring no prior background in mindfulness or nature-based practices.
Participants often leave the session with:
- A calmer and clearer state of mind
- A sense of mental and emotional reset
- Greater awareness of thoughts, feelings, and behaviours
- A renewed connection with nature and their surroundings
Rather than striving to achieve something, this session invites you to slow down, observe, and simply be present.
What You Will Experience
This is a guided, small-group forest bathing session, designed for depth and quality.
During the session, you will:
- Engage in a guided forest bathing walk with nature-based activities
- Practise mindfulness and meditation techniques
- Slow down through sensory awareness (sight, sound, breath)
- Experience stillness beyond constant mental activity
- Reflect on how your inner state influences your actions and decisions
- Participate in a safe, small-group sharing space for reflection
This is not about achieving something.
It is about creating space to observe, reconnect and reset.
Who This Experience Is For
This session is suitable for:
- Working adults seeking a meaningful pause from daily demands
- Individuals experiencing stress, overwhelm, or mental fatigue
- Those looking to reconnect with themselves and the natural environment
- Anyone curious about mindfulness in a practical and accessible way
Whether you are new to mindfulness or looking to deepen your practice, this experience offers a supportive space to begin.
About the Trainer
Ru Yi is our ESG and sustainability consultant, HRD Corp-certified trainer, and nature-based coach based in Malaysia. She has been practising forest bathing (shinrin-yoku) since 2021 to support her mental health and wellbeing, which now shapes her facilitation approach. With experience in ESG projects, sustainability training, and stakeholder engagement, she combines mindfulness with nature-based practices to deliver impactful learning experiences. Through guided forest bathing and reflective sessions, she helps individuals and organisations reduce stress, build resilience, enhance mindfulness, and develop a deeper connection with themselves and the natural environment.
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Highlights
- 2 hours 30 minutes
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
KLCC Park
City Centre
Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur 50450
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