Monthly Archives: August 2016

Paring Down to Essentials

Posted on August 30, 2016 by Walk in the Mud - Finding Beauty in Life's Mucky Moments

Just like preparing for winter, we are facing times where we need to consider paring down to the essentials to weather the effects from climate change, our political decisions and our economic instability. Reality is becoming real. What are the … Continue reading →

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Reconnecting our Orphan

Posted on August 14, 2016 by Walk in the Mud - Finding Beauty in Life's Mucky Moments

Times of great change can often leave us feeling disconnected and alone. Getting off line and back into our communities can reconnect our “Orphan” and help our communities become stronger and more resilient. This is a segment I presented for … Continue reading →

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Processing the Distress of the Present Moment

Posted on August 10, 2016 by Walk in the Mud - Finding Beauty in Life's Mucky Moments

I had the recent pleasure to engage in a conversation with Nick Burk of Relief Analysis regarding tipping points and the correlation between climate tipping points and those in the collective psyche. Enjoy the conversation!   In a deeply insightful … Continue reading →

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