[ad_1] Oct 31, 2020– “Although we normally think of voting in purely political terms, we can think of each election we make as a vote and each moment of our lives as an election. We vote with our bodies, energy, money, time, attention and more. How do we reflect our choices our values ​​and our…

[ad_1] Oct 30, 2020– For all of us who have put together a collection of snippets, snippets and bits; He transformed them into little beings and we spent precious magical moments with these friends that we have formed. This little bittersweet gem is for us. (234 reads) Read full story To take actionUnleash your younger…

[ad_1] Oct 29, 2020– “Passion rises from the earth itself by the muddy hands of the young; it travels down grass-stained sleeves to the heart. If we are to save environmentalism and the environment, we must also save an endangered indicator species: the child in nature “. More from Richard Louv in this excerpt from…

[ad_1] Oct 28, 2020– “This bright red coat warms me up in winter not only because of what it’s made but also because of what it has covered: hundreds of signatures, all scrawled in black or silver ink. The last time I counted, people had signed my coat in at least eight languages ​​besides English,…

[ad_1] Oct 27, 2020– “How do you witness to entrepreneurs about climate change? Climate change is a collective and long-term problem, while business often requires a ruthless focus on the individual and the quarter. Climate change is An ethical catastrophe whose solution almost certainly requires a deeply moral response, but talking about morality in the…

[ad_1] Oct 20, 2020– “It’s simple. The deepest is the simplest. You don’t have to be complicated to be deep. You have to be simple to be deep. That’s when you really connect. There are no intermediaries in neural reality. There is no one. No there’s like an agent between you and God. There are…

[ad_1] Oct 26, 2020– “By listening carefully to nature, we can hear an organized life energy, full of patterns and meaning, speaking to us. According to scholar Elizabeth Sewell, we experience our environment as living and speaking to us in a wide variety of linguistic forms, such as the alphabet, grammar, syntax, cipher, book and…

[ad_1] Oct 21, 2020– “How are you? For Americans facing the closure of COVID-19 and economic instability during the spring and summer, that became a difficult question to ask and answer. Things were bad enough. And then Presidential elections began Seriously, a new survey by the American Psychological Association finds that this election is a…

[ad_1] October 22, 2020– How we eat and with whom we eat matters much more than we realize. For generations, Muslims and Jews have often had to eat at separate tables, simply for lack of food that is both Halal and Kosher. Mohammad Modarres was determined to change that. By creating interfaith food that observes…

[ad_1] Oct 23, 2020– “As sirens fill the streets of London, George Prochnik recalls a tale by revolutionary poets about the 1832 cholera pandemic that unfolded in Paris. As he watches history repeat itself with a devastating chorus, George wonders: What What is hysteria? What is the passion and courage required? How can we respond…