Kate Middleton shares how she relied on nature during her cancer battle

Kate Middleton revealed a deep role that nature played in its path of cancer treatment.

Princess Wales shared that nature was her “sanctuary” over the past year since her diagnosis.

Kate Middleton also emphasized how the ability of nature “to educate us and help us to heal and grow, endlessly.”

Kate told about her way to healing after she was diagnosed with cancer after a major abdominal operation earlier this year.

At the time, Kate abandoned most of her public duties to cure privately before announced this year that she had entered remission.

Now the future queen shared the details of what her journey in the recent video, which was shared by Instagram, explaining that she needed to accept “healing of nature” during cancer treatment.

“Over the past year nature was my shrine,” Kate said, according to Daily mail. “The possibility of the natural world to inspire us, bring us up and help us cure and grow endless and understood throughout generations.”

It continued: “It is through nature that we can fully understand the true relationship of all things, the importance of equilibrium and the importance of renewal and sustainability. Connection to nature helps us to experience a deeper sense of ourselves, the world around us and each other.”

Kate seems to try his strength on film production with her new series debut to share her truth in healing.

The series, which started with a 3-minute movie called “Viasna”, told the princess and includes footage about it and William on the island of Fig earlier this month.

According to messages. The rest of the film will be released during the year with “Summer”, “Autumn” and “Winter” editions in due time.

It seems, hinting at the importance of the name of the series, Kate said that spring is “a season of revival, hope and new beginnings”, and that it comes with “a sense of optimism, expectation and positive, reliable change.”

“Just as nature is revived and restored, so we can. Let’s go back to nature again and celebrate a new dawn in our hearts,” she said.

“Often, the smallest seeds can be the greatest change, and this is constantly growing in the complex world we need to hold on to what binds us all,” Kate said. “Spring here, so let’s take the most.”

In the video signature on it Instagram Page, Princess Wales has raised awareness a week of mental health and shared its hopes to bring positive changes to “more and more complex and digital world”.

“This year, in the Week of Mental Health, we celebrate the many years of humanity with nature and its ability to inspire us and help us heal and grow, body, body and spirit,” she wrote.

The mother of the three explained that the search for “communication” between humanity and nature becomes “even greater” when we continue to face problems that have a lot.

“The Mother-Nature Series is a reminder and a reflection of the beauty and complexity of human experience. It is a tribute to the lessons we can learn from nature, helping us promote our own growth, strengthen our ties with the outside world and each other,” added the 43-year-old Royal.

Launching the series coincides with a week of awareness of mental health as the sources say the princess is “headed” and will report how nature has the ability to heal and help us grow.

Kate and William are reportedly protecting the second child, Princess Charlotte, from the fight against her remote uncle, Prince Harry described in his blockbustral memoir “Stock”.