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Shin Won-seop: Healing Forest

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Korean title: 치유의 숲

Korean author: 신원섭

Korean publisher: 지성사

ISBN-13: 9788978891141

Reviews

4.7
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SS******
April 28, 2005

The forest of healing is written by Professor “The New Founding” professor of Forest Sciences at the University of Chombuk about human life, trees and forests. First the cover is a little foggy forest. The book seems to be dealing with a lot of "revealing" areas related to your specialty. Instead of shaking our heads with hard theories, however, we are invited to the forest and to the trees with stories that can be read easily in the various photos, data and essay forms. So it's a good book for

DF*****
April 28, 2005

A forest of healing. It was a book that gave me another thought to the forest. For many years we humans have lived in a forest with close relationships, but the rise and fall of industrial and urbanization, which began just a few decades ago, has created an disharmony and dissonance between us and nature. Nevertheless, the forest is once again helping us with the fact that forests are deeply related to human health. Forests live with animals and real things, and they boast of their beautiful

TA*****
April 28, 2005

From the title of "The Forest of Healing" to "The Aldsh Forest" means that it heals us. It's a book I would like to urge our moderns to do. The author is explaining the forest as a photo and an article, very easily aware of it. Before reading this book, he knew only the forest where trees were literally gathered. But after reading the book, I knew clearly what a forest was. I think it's right that I thought it was before I read it. But in all seriousness, it's not. There are trees, trees, and

DO********
April 28, 2005

Our sanctuary, reading the forest of healing, made us think that the forest is really great. When we look in the book, I find my own trees and forests that we visit when we are tired and tired of everyday life, and they stop us warm whenever we go, and whatever we say, they tell us. There's this part. If I can't share my troubles when I'm alone and in need, I'll be crazy. I think it's time to talk to a tree and feel much better. When I read this book, I also felt that I wanted to go to the

EH*****
April 27, 2005

I read it all the way around and said, "Oh. The forest is so beautiful. 'I've got a lot of pictures that are too much to talk about.'. The magnificent forest and trees that are about a page of books. I could feel it even if I didn't read it, and I could find peace of mind on my own without going to it. It seemed to heal my mind's anxiety as it was heading. I don't think the forest has any negative function, as it says in the book. Biophylia is a gene-generated word for us. Biofilia is a theory

CO******
April 27, 2005

Well-being, one of the things that people are focusing on these days. From eating like green tea and herbs, there is a well-being rush all over life, including self-respect and yoga. Often people know that well-being is a well-to- do and well-eating, but the pre-existing meaning of it emphasizes the quality of life, whether it be happiness or good-bye. The book tells us what true well-being is from the biophylicity of human beings. So what is true well-being? I could take a break in my head,

RU****
April 27, 2005

I read a book called the Forest of Healing and learned a lot about the forest I had never known before. I could read and feel that the forest is the source of all life, and that all life can heal the heartaches and injured souls through it. Man has lived in nature since his earliest days, and has lived for hundreds of thousands of years, getting food through the forest, hiding himself from predators and keeping alive. Hundreds of thousands of years of forest life have genetically left the

RE********
April 27, 2005

It's what makes me realize the utility of the forest that I never thought of. A book that makes you realize the value of the natural, green, that you have forgotten about in your daily life. First of all, it's helping us to see how precious forests are to us and why they are good for us. The biophylia hypothesis is being introduced in the book. Humans are born to love and love the forest. Man is returning to the image of the forest, to the stigma he lost, to his sick body and mind, and to his

IN******
April 27, 2005

I thought it was a little bit of a joke when I first heard it, but one day I saw the newspaper introduce it. The forest's benefits to us were briefly introduced. I bought a book and never opened a page. And I immediately read this book as a good paper. This book has enabled us to see the impact of the forest on our minds. I just saw a forest landscape in my book, and it always felt different from what I saw when I was shopping for a building. I felt as if I had been in a different place. I feel

YO******
April 21, 2005

As I read this book, I could not keep on expressing this admiration. The surprise and mystery of passing through a chapter into my mind, in a breath that I could never leave the book from its first chapter to its final. Did you find another book that's been detailed and detailed in this natural forest that could just pass? I just took it for granted that the forest is a good place, but through it, it made me feel like a great forest has gone through the world. Most of all, what it was most fond

신원섭: 치유의 숲
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