Are You Estivating? Do You Want To? Estivating is like hibernating but in summer. Rather than hunkering down in a cozy den to sleep through the winter, animals who estivate go into dormancy to survive hot, dry summers. Can you relate to this instinct to shut down until the weather (of all kinds) is less […]
Politics of Possession – Revisited 6 Years Later I wrote the following article almost six years ago. I hoped rereading it would feel like a fever dream about a long-ago, precarious time in history. Unfortunately, that is not the case. Spending time with feet in two worlds, I see things through literal and symbolic lenses.
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Nature at Menla Retreat Center for Columbia Teachers College (Spirituality Mind Body Institute) SMBI The Spirituality Mind Body Institute at Teachers College holds a summer intensive program annually to begin the graduate psychology program. I will join the program at the Menla Retreat Center to deliver nature-based, ecospiritual sessions for new graduate psychology students. As
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Animal Human Bond Course Columbia University Teachers College Spirituality Mind Body Institute I’m excited to return as guest instructor for Dr. Lisa Miller’s Animal Human Bond course this year. I’ll share Enatured™, Shining Bright Without Burning Out, and other nature-based and ecospiritual methods with graduate students in the psychology program. We will be at an
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Springing to Life: Wildlife Happenings in Durham Black snake leaving her elegant, sinuous mark in the pollen on the path Salamander under the wet leaves by the pond Pair of frogs leaping in, splashing Snails who shouldn’t be there but are such an exquisite blue-violet Red cardinals drinking from the emerald mossy waterfall Bluebirds swooping
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