The concept of ‘nature’ creates a false divide, distancing us from the more-than-human world. This rupture has led to a self-referential human realm, one drained of meaning and driven by extraction. Yet for most of human history, we lived as part of the Earth's story, woven into its landscapes and rhythms. How can we reawaken our ability to listen, to hear Earth speak and reconnect with our local ecologies? What wisdom might emerge from remembering our place within the living world?