Dangling Questions

What has happened to our world? It is a question on many peoples minds. As we explore the past and present to see the truth of it all, we can find ways to prevail over the efforts of evil and create a eudaimonious future for all.
What has happened to our world? It is a question on many peoples minds. As we explore the past and present to see the truth of it all, we can find ways to prevail over the efforts of evil and create a eudaimonious future for all.
What if everything you know about food production is a lie? From chemically-treated soils to toxic water, modern agriculture is built on a broken system. Discover how the sewage-industrial complex deceives us and how regenerative practices can restore healthy soil, clean water, and a sustainable food system. The solution is closer than you think.
The purple-flowered plant spreading across your yard may not be a weed at all. It could be Self Heal (Prunella vulgaris). Once called “Heal All,” this resilient herb offers immune support, wound healing, and antiviral protection. Learn how to identify, harvest, and use this forgotten ally hiding in plain sight.
That nagging sense something fundamental has shifted in our world isn't imagination—it's anthropological evidence of systematic social unraveling. But ancient Greek wisdom reveals the hidden architecture of human flourishing, showing how understanding these deeper patterns transforms chaos into conscious choice, individual healing into collective transformation.
Yes, I am an optimistic, idealistic, naturalistic, humanistic lover of life, but I am not alone, thank goodness! I must admit that my big lesson in this life was clearly spoken by one of my favorite comedians, Will Rogers, when…
What if the most powerful healing resource in your environment has been hiding in plain sight, disguised as a common weed? Plantain reveals nature's profound systemic intelligence – appearing exactly where soil disturbance occurs, concentrating its healing compounds in direct proportion to environmental stress, and demonstrating that abundance exists within interconnected networks all around us. This humble plant, growing beneath our feet in yards worldwide, offers a transformative lens for understanding how healing actually works: not through complex interventions, but through supporting the body's natural restoration networks. From wound healing to respiratory support, from digestive harmony to skin repair, plantain embodies the principle that the most elegant solutions emerge from recognizing and working with existing systems rather than against them. When we shift from seeing weeds to recognizing medicine, we're not just discovering a plant – we're awakening to our place within the living web of wellness that has always surrounded us, waiting for us to remember how to participate in the ancient dialogue between human need and nature's generous response.
Crystals and Consciousness: More Than Rocks I’ve lived a good stretch of life across this country—from Texas red clay to the pines of Washington, the high desert of Santa Fe to the gold-soaked hills of Nevada County, California. Along the…
Explore the complex relationship between Christianity and environmental stewardship, focusing on the paradox of eschatological beliefs that often overshadow ecological responsibility. This blog delves into how various interpretations of scripture, cultural influences, and communal identities shape Christian attitudes towards the environment. By addressing the disconnect between faith and ecology, we highlight the importance of proactive engagement in caring for creation, demonstrating that a genuine commitment to stewardship aligns with biblical teachings. Join us in discovering how Christians can reconcile their beliefs with urgent environmental action.
Explore the critical differences between conventional and organic cotton production, highlighting the environmental impacts, health benefits, and sustainability practices associated with each method. Learn how organic cotton farming promotes soil health, reduces water usage, and enhances biodiversity, making it a safer choice for consumers and a more responsible approach to agriculture. Delve into the implications for air quality, ecosystem health, and the well-being of agricultural workers. By choosing organic, consumers can support not only personal health but also ethical and sustainable farming practices that benefit the planet and future generations.
Yes, I am an optimistic, idealistic, naturalistic, humanistic lover of life, but I am not alone, thank goodness! I must admit that my big lesson in this life was clearly spoken by one of my favorite comedians, Will Rogers, when…