[ad_1] February 11, 2021– “Let me set the scene: I walk up to five men on skateboards next to the statue in Prospect Park, they are hanging between them and I walk over and say, ‘Hey, I wrote a poem about you, for you, can you? Did I read it to you? “Winter Miller is…

[ad_1] February 10, 2021– Take a walk through Helen Stewart’s enchanted garden and discover the charm of living in a creative relationship with the earth and soul. Gardening is in Helen’s blood. His great-grandfather ran the world’s largest nursery school of his time. Following in his footsteps, Helen, a former sheep farmer turned artist, author,…

[ad_1] February 9, 2021– “Through a ‘not so smart’ mishap with the smartphone, the Universe tapped me on the shoulder recently and invited me into the Universal Flow of abundance and creativity. I intended to text a certain Julia I know, but my smartphone decided that another Julia would be the recipient. ” Eileen Rivers…

[ad_1] “The question we face today is whether Black History Month is still relevant. Is it still a vehicle for change? Or has it just become one more school assignment that has limited meaning for children? has turned Black History Month into a time when television and the media pile up their black stuff? Or…

[ad_1] February 7, 2021– “The tradition of giving roses for Valentine’s Day is actually a wrong ritual from an ecological perspective because the roses are actually transported from Kenya, for example. Roses do not grow locally in countries north of the equator during February. Because flowers are not food, we tend to overlook the fact…

[ad_1] 1. Lower the binoculars. See the bird and the person in the full context of their being, feathers or skin. We all share the same air, the same water, the same land, and the same fate in the end. Don’t just list and be done. “Author J. Drew Lanham shares eight other rules /…

[ad_1] February 5, 2021– This beautiful animated short film, inspired by a myth from the Bolivian lowlands, was created by a group of Bolivian animators in collaboration with The Animation Workshop of Denmark. When Grandma Grillo sings, it rains, and in a country marked by water scarcity, the film is a response to the privatization…

[ad_1] February 4, 2021– “Every element of the Japanese garden, from the shape of the pruned pines to the careful placement of the steps, has an intention and is specifically designed to cultivate an awareness of nuance. The contrast between what is placed and what is left in white, it brings to life a pictorial…

[ad_1] February 3, 2021– “For hundreds of thousands of years, human beings worked through trauma in community through ritual practices. Ritual was the re-regulatory practice after trauma or death. What happens when we abandon those forms? again, another thread of what the soul yearns for because it is abandoned. I have spent the last 20…

[ad_1] February 2, 2021– In late fall 2011, after a simple car ride with the windows down and the music up, 17-year-old Elizabeth Buechele posted this update on her social media, “Day 1: Happiness is … those perfect car rides where the radio just plays all the right songs. ” Day 1 turned into Day…