My siblings and I inherited our grandmother's market garden and we're trying to honor her legacy by transitioning it to regenerative practices, but we've gotten so focused on doing everything 'right' that we've lost the playfulness and intuition she had with plants. Family work days used to be fun and now they feel like intense strategy sessions where we're all afraid of making the wrong decision about what she would have wanted.
More people experience this than they realize.
The desire to honor the ancestors has become a weight that prevents them from developing their own alive relationship with the land.
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