Yesterday, we focused on the power of affirmations and embracing wisdom. Today, we turn our attention to connecting with nature by offering food to the birds, an act of kindness that aligns with the changing seasons. 
During winter, food sources become scarce for birds and wildlife, making it the perfect time to integrate bird feeding into your spiritual practice. Whether in a backyard, balcony, or park, leaving food for birds is a simple way to honor nature and give back to the earth. 
Ways to Feed the Birds This Winter:
DIY Bird Treats – Coat an apple in peanut butter and roll it in birdseed for an easy snack.
Seed Balls – Shape suet into small balls, roll them in seeds or nuts, and hang them outside.
Natural Feeders – Impale an old apple on a tree branch or set up a freestanding feeder.
Try This: Invite the Birds Closer!
If you don’t have a yard, try a window-mounted bird feeder for an up-close view of your feathered visitors. Visit a local park or wooded area and scatter seeds for wild birds. Simply set out a small dish of seeds or nuts to help support local wildlife.Feeding the birds is a small act with a big impact. Have you ever incorporated this into your practice?
