The world around us is a canvas painted with the vibrant and varied palette of mother nature. From the radiant hues of sunrise to the cool shades of twilight, nature never ceases to amaze us with its ability to capture our senses and inspire our spirits. This blog post delves into the captivating world of nature's color palette, inviting you to appreciate its beauty and diversity. Unfolding the Colors of the Dawn Each day is a new canvas for Mother Nature, where she seamlessly weaves her … [Read more...]
Giving the Gift of Nature
Our mother nature has bestowed upon us many wonderful gifts in the form of trees, lakes, mountains and seas, but owing to busy lifestyles most people forget to stay connected with nature and its beauty. They can try to excuse it with lack of time or interest, but people have truly forgotten their roots, which is a big mistake because without roots, a tree cannot grow and the same rule applies to human beings. One of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is time spent in nature and fortunately … [Read more...]
Earthing – Why the Disconnect From Our Planet is Hurting Us, Literally
Illnesses do not come upon us out of the blue. They are developed from small daily sins against Nature. When enough sins have accumulated, illness will suddenly appear. - Hippocrates A few weeks back I wrote about the winter blues and how the seasons affect our moods and energy levels. At the time I couldn't help but think about how so much of the solution comes from simply removing ourselves from the insulation of our homes and getting outside more. A disconnect from our planet can be making … [Read more...]
Introducing City Kids to Mother Nature
Exposing our kids to nature and outdoor play is pretty easy if you live in a rural area. My first kiddo was raised for five years mountainside in Arizona with hundreds of acres of state land all around us. Our biggest concern was not making sure he got acquainted with Mother Nature but rather making sure Mother Nature's wondrous rattlesnakes didn't bite him and that he didn't fall down an abandoned mine shaft. Then we moved to a working farm in Ohio and my kids (two by then) loved that. But … [Read more...]
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