New York Times: Energetic Boundaries Very Important. Well, that’s kind of what they said The Issue A recent op-ed in the New York Times caught my attention because it dealt with an issue dear to my heart and work: healthy energetic boundaries. Well, sort of. Overtly, it dealt with how many people feel helpless in […]
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With the burst of extraordinary weather we’ve been experiencing here in Durham, many of us are turning our thoughts to the outside (if you can brave the pine pollen that’s drifting down like snow!). Whether it’s planting a garden or walking in the woods, I hear repeatedly, and know from my own experience, that being
As if we really needed more evidence that our ecosystems are complex, self-regulating and thrive best when humans can avoid hunting, fishing, or paving things out of existence…but here we go. An issue dear to my heart is the plight of wolves in our country. I blog about it here because scientists have found more
We’ve long known the amazing power of bees and the substances they produce. Honey, propolis, wax, and royal jelly can be used in myriad ways. Apitherapy, the use of bee products as part of medicinal remedies, dates far back in history. The Ancient Greeks used propolis for treating abscesses, and bee venom for treating arthritis. The Egyptians
I just read a fascinating article by Doreen Carvajal in the science section of this week’s New York Times. In On The Trail of Inherited Memories the author explores the idea that we can carry the memory of our ancestors, even those long dead, with us into the present day. Carvajal travels back to Spain, where her
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