Domei isn’t a concept.

It’s not a belief system.

It’s not a lifestyle or a brand.

It’s a practice.

A way of showing up to the more-than-human world.

Of listening.

Of noticing.

Of letting the land shape how you pay attention.

The core of the practice is simple:

Slow down. Pay attention. Stay.

That’s it.

Domei doesn’t require faith.

Only practice .

Only the willingness

to return.

To stay.

To attend.

Even when nothing happens.

Especially when nothing happens.

You might find a plant and sit with it.

Not naming. Not analysing.

Just being there.

Noticing what it’s like to meet something

without trying to understand it.

You might let your body listen —

feel the way a tree shifts your balance,

how your feet rest on the soil.

Let the encounter happen

without needing to shape it.

This is wordless knowing .

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