Sacred plants have been used in ceremonies throughout the ages, and by many different cultures and even religions. Medicine ceremonies are different than what you may have experienced when compared to other ceremonies, such as weddings, baptisms, bar mitzvahs,...
From ancient times all the way forward to today, sacred ceremonies, and plant medicine have been used to create a time and space for grieving, for celebrations, and transformational change. For many, taking part in a ceremony helps them...
Through the ages, from ancient civilizations, indigenous peoples, to even your old grandmother, people have known about the value of plant medicines in curing common ailments, and even life-threatening diseases. Today the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that more...
Did you know there are natural anti-depressants that are found in dirt, and these can actually make you both happier and healthier? Researchers have found that microbes in the soil have similar effects to those gained from taking Prozac. Yet they...
The common spice, turmeric, has been used in Indian medicine for thousands of years, while western medicine is just beginning to recognize its many health benefits. Those who have experience with this wonder plant know that it can even...
To stay healthy, it is important to maintain an alkaline environment within your body. The pH levels in your body have a significant importance on your overall health.
The human body naturally creates and maintains an alkaline pH level of...
Sometimes it is easy to get caught up in the rushing and even chaos of life these days. Maybe that is when you need to be grateful the most. Taking that moment to be grateful for what you saw...
So here you are. If not toothless, maybe more than halfway there. Trying to hold things together with a partial perhaps, or some other dental engineering just waiting to fail you. Your life is reduced to waiting for the...
In the spirit of a "gifting" or "sharing" economy, dozens of people gather regularly to offer their services, and make non-financial requests in a way that more closely resembles a natural ecosystem.
“I believe we can teach humanity to be...
Sherri Mason, a professor at State University New York, has been studying aquatic pollution in the U.S. Great Lakes for several years. But for the first time ever, she found synthetic fibers woven into the gastrointestinal tracts of fish...
