This book will help you better understand your inner world, the human condition, and how Western society has ended up in such a dysfunctional state. Have I mentioned that I’m somewhat obsessed with understanding the inner workings of our left …
Carrots are currently my signature contribution to Easter lunch. Not because I’m an expert at cooking carrots mind you, but because I found a recipe that includes a sauce everyone loves. To be honest, these Easter carrots are really all about the …
I’ve been painting butterflies in anticipation of spring, which is almost here! I had the idea to do this last spring, as a way to tune in to the butterflies and the change of season. Last year, I did some research and drawings. This year, I’m happy …
You can’t really follow someone else’s path through life, certainly not step for step. But a part of us always wants to try. “Other people, in whatever context they are found, are a tough place in which to find yourself and discover your own path. In …
These are undoubtedly troubled times. A pandemic combined with social unrest, unsavory politics, and extreme weather — the personal turmoil seems acute because we’re all going through this at the same time. But the truth is, even without a …
If you’re born into a system, and so are those who raise you and live around you, it’s very difficult to recognize the system — until someone finds all the research on the time before the system existed, and then writes a book. In The …
If anyone mentions composting in my presence, my face lights up and I can’t help but exclaim, “I *love* composting.” My enthusiasm for the practice sends the words tumbling out of my mouth before I know what’s happening. To be clear though, …
Does Earth need legal rights? No, but we need to give them to her. The worldview indigenous people have held for the last, let’s say, 15,000 years has finally made it into our modern system of law. The legal concept is called Rights of …
