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25 November 2025

5 min read

A moth, a moment, and a reminder

I feel a deep sense of loss that our digital lives have disconnected us from Malaysia’s natural beauty, so I am urging you to use Planted Journal as an aesthetic bridge to rediscover the world we are neglecting.

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I stumbled upon Planted Journal by accident, drawn in by an extraordinary close-up of a moth. Zoomed in, its wings looked like feathers, soft and celestial, reminding me once again that the world we live in is nothing short of spectacular.

Planted Journal is both a website and an Instagram platform that explores the deep connection between humans and nature. Through poetic photography, thoughtful writing, and quiet reflections, it reminds us to slow down, observe, and return to the rhythm of the natural world. It is a space that celebrates plants, growth, and the unseen beauty that surrounds us, all created with such sincerity and purpose that you can feel the love behind every post.

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Somewhere between screens and schedules, we have forgotten how much beauty surrounds us. We no longer lie in the grass, feel the sunlight on our face, breathe in the forest air, or listen to the quiet hum of a field. Here in Malaysia, we are blessed with jungles, beaches, and parks, yet most days we only see the world through the glow of a phone.

Imagine if we had more time to reconnect, a four-day work week, or even one day each month devoted to picnicking in a park, simply being part of nature again.

Until that dream becomes real, let’s take small steps. Start by visiting Planted Journal on Instagram or their website. Sign up for their newsletter. Their work is mind-blowingly beautiful, a quiet reminder of how much there still is to see, to feel, and to protect

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