I’m Robin. I teach a quiet, grounded way of being with plants, called Domei, that helps you slow down, pay attention, and rediscover kinship with the living world.
I spend time with plants and the land in a quiet, thoughtful way. A practice called Domei, rooted in the belief that our deepest nourishment comes not only from consuming plants but from learning to be fully present with them.
This isn’t about gathering or identifying as many species as possible, but about slowing down and cultivating a way of noticing that changes how we experience the world.
These practices have grown from spending over thirty-five years in fields, woodlands and edges across rural England and beyond.
Over these decades, I’ve found that when we learn to listen with our entire being, something shifts. The plants become not just resources to gather but kin with wisdom to share.
This relationship forms the foundation for a more sustainable, connected way of living, not as a lifestyle brand or identity but as a practical, everyday way of walking through the world.
Every Thursday, I send short reflections on practice – what I’m learning as I sit with hawthorn, watch moss, or notice what happens when I’m still in one place. Three-minute reads. Direct experience. No waffle.