I’ve never been a documentary fan, probably in part because I refuse to watch talking heads, an odd cultural behavior we were first conditioned to in elementary school. And that was certainly a painfully boring feature of...
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Read MoreI wrote this blessing with the intent to share with my singalong ladies, but the singalong is cancelled- I am sure you can figure out why. So I recorded it to share on the interwebs! Yay for the interwebs and recordings and all...
Read MoreIf you know anything much about my work, you know it’s focused on changing the world through individual transformation and development; kinda just my job, what can I say. I’m encouraging a world of wise guys- and...
Read MoreListen to this post on SoundCloud here Scorpio season is so great for revealing what’s beneath. Lying awake in the wee hours, I noticed my own hand on my shoulder. I felt comforted, loved, by the holding of myself, and one...
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Restoration in environmental terms…. This blog is inspired by a quote from Lee Harris, a...
Read MoreMary… the name holds so much in Christianity. The divine feminine has been challenged over and over since Mary birthed the man whose life would change the world. Surfacing, as in the troubadour times… then diving...
Read MoreAmber Waves of Grain by Debra and Dave Van der Laan Gluten sensitivity is rampant these days, in case you didn’t notice. Like a gut bomb out of left field, it has stricken the land of amber waves of grain, cruelly cursing...
Read MoreThis is the sort of news that gives me the message I can now die happy (image linked to site): Dozens of Countries Have Been Working to Plant ‘Great Green Wall’ – and It’s Holding Back Poverty Dozens of Countries Have Been...
Read MoreI’m looking at the snow fall outside my window, and a squirrel ambitiously climbing up the nearby power pole and then the tallest tree in my front yard. I’m not a fan of squirrels, of the gray sort in particular....
Read MoreWordsworth’s um… words are touching my heart this week, and so the ridiculousness of sitting in front of a screen and writing missives on Nature haunts my psyche. Out to make a garden in my new (relatively) home,...
Read MoreAs part of my graduate school program, I was assigned the task of exploring a chosen experiential issue I was curious about. I chose PLAY. I thought I didn’t do much of it, and wanted to change that; I did discover (among...
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