Dave’s Desk@Ditch: Stress: A Collective Experience
For some folks, things have “fallen back into place,” where daily routines have begun to stabilize, and they are now
Read moreFor some folks, things have “fallen back into place,” where daily routines have begun to stabilize, and they are now
Read moreAs difficult as it has been to comprehend the indiscriminate, senseless devastation taking place in Ukraine this past month, I’m holding on to the belief that it somehow is serving as a rallying cry for our global community to come together as a unified coalition, not only in the name of democracy, but more importantly, in the survival of humanity itself. I don’t think I’m being hyperbolic about this.
Read morePictured Above: A path through Rick Darke’s garden. | Rick Darke photo There’s an old gardening adage that you should
Read moreAll the way back in May of 2020, our former columnist Tim Kelly, who has since decamped for the great north woods of Maine, mused in this space that Covid-19 seemed to be “The Longest Running Show Ever!”
Read moreOurs is the Peconic Bioregion by Mary Morgan What Can I Do? That is what both climate recovery optimists Damon
Read moreLike many folks who practice meditation or yoga on a daily basis, once I’ve made a connection to a particular teacher whose style, voice, and rhythm resonates with me, I then have a tendency to focus solely on that instructor, oftentimes for weeks or months on end.
Read moreFive years ago this month, as we began to hatch the idea to add this print edition to complement our
Read moreI’m not sure where most folks land when it comes to addressing this topic, but I tend to subscribe to
Read moreWe are highlighting the concept of a Circular Economy, a paradigm in which we slow the senseless extraction of everything under the sun. This will be the direct result of reducing, reusing, repurposing, reclaiming and recycling all of the things we need—and want. Within this closed-loop system is the potential to regenerate a thriving planet and for us to live within our planetary means and still enjoy meaningful lives. The Repair Café fills the bill.
Read moreI wholeheartedly agree with this passage from Zen Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh’s work titled, “No Mud, No Lotus: The Art of Transforming Suffering.”
Read moreby Mary Morgan & Mark Haubner Drawdown Festival – Tools for Regeneration: Forums! Fun! Films! blankets the weekend from January
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