Posts Tagged ‘nature’
There Is Nothing Wrong With You || By Phannie Krentzman
We all think something is wrong with us. It is the human condition. Our self-perception sits upon an assumption that fundamentally, we are broken. That something is missing. A gazelle doesn’t spend its life seeking its place in the world. It simply lives in accordance with the rules of nature and its subjective role –…
Read MoreThe Transformative Power of Skiing || By Jeff Dixon, MA, MM, LPCC
Let’s face it, winter is finally here. Ski resorts are open and the powder-hungry weekend warriors are mentally preparing for the hours stuck in westbound I-70 traffic. Why the snow-mania? What could be so great about skiing that attracted 14.8 million visits to Colorado ski resorts during the 2022-2023 season? What compels people from all…
Read MoreThe Season of Change || By Samantha Camerino, LCSW
The changing seasons tend to have a significant impact not just on our mood, but also our actions. As a native east coaster, I personally enjoy the moody grey days, and I welcome the cold in like an old, loving friend. I appreciate the way in which the colder months encourage me to hibernate, to…
Read MoreIllegal Wildlife Trade Intersects with Homeschooling ll By Rev. Mary Coday Edwards, MA.
People sense that when this global covid-19 pandemic abates we won’t be returning to normal—normal’s what got us here. No longer will a sneeze or cough in public be only background noise. We will move to dodge those droplets. What will your new normal look like? The world has given us so many signs that…
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