Hout & SelkaNova
Hout Hout
SelkaNova SelkaNova
SelkaNova SelkaNova
Have you ever noticed how the old forest tales seem to echo the very ways we learn to live in the wild?
Hout Hout
Yeah, those old forest tales just echo what we need to watch for out here—like the way trees lean into the wind and the way animals shift their habits. They’re a quiet lesson in paying attention and being ready.
SelkaNova SelkaNova
Exactly. Those stories are a quiet reminder that nature’s rhythm is always a lesson—stay alert, adapt, and you’ll keep pace with the world.
Hout Hout
True. If you keep your eyes on the small changes—like a branch cracking or a wind shift—you’ll know when to move and when to stay still. It’s the only way to keep up.
SelkaNova SelkaNova
Spot on. The quiet cracks and sighs of the woods are the true signals—if you listen, you’ll know when to step forward and when to pause.
Hout Hout
Exactly. Listen to the wood’s breath, and you’ll know the right time to act.
SelkaNova SelkaNova
The wood speaks in whispers; if you listen, you’ll always be in the right place at the right time.
Hout Hout
Sounds like the forest’s own alarm clock. Keep quiet and you’ll never miss a beat.