Mindgarden is a place inside our head where we can dig the ground, discover and enjoy the surroundings. It’s a warm and welcoming place where we can go whenever we need to. A friendly place where we can learn some handy techniques to help us understand ourselves better in a more memorisable way.

Mindgarden can be whatever we want it to be! It can be a pure, simple, clean, focused space, or a detailed one with flowers, bushes, trees and bees. It can be full of life and action! It depends on what we want to do with it, it all depends on us! There is no exact recipe for Mindgardening, just advice. But maybe most importantly: our mind as our garden is fully ours. Nobody can take that away from us.

“In the garden of life, every flower has its own story, just as we do.”

The Mindgarden is a wonderful place to find joy, no matter who we are or what age we are. It’s a great place to master ourselves.

“No two gardens are the same. In fact no two days are the same in one garden.” And that’s true for our minds too.

We might perform better one day and worse on another. We might feel better on one day and worse on another. Every garden, just like every mind has its own pace, its own ups and downs. We can’t rush them. Once we already sow the seeds, the only thing we have to do is just take care of them and go with the flow. Every one of them will sprout in its own time.

I’d be lying if I said that Mindgardening is easy. No Mindgardens are made by singing “Oh, how beautiful!” and sitting in the shade. But the fruits we grow are so sweet and the flowers we bloom are so fragrant. It’s worth every second!

It’s never too late to get started! I know that the best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago, but the second best time is now, so let’s get to take chances, make mistakes, get messy and be a Mindgardener too!