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Megan's Story of Self-Advocacy

There is so much talk of “Self Care” nowadays…it’s constant. But self-care should be more than just taking a bubble bath and posting it on Instagra...

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Springtime Resistance

by Kelly Spring. The word implies a leap, a jump forward; motion, action, flight But— growing “up” ain’t easy! Think about the plants: when grow...

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Talking Toxins

It could be argued that part of the evolution of humankind has been, in part, inspired by a need to make ourselves safer. This is reflected in m...

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Take Back the Term: FRAGRANCE

Fragrance, from the Latin fragrans, stemming from the Romantic- fragro, both meaning “sweet- smelling, emitting an odor” which pulled from the ...

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The Epic Journey of Yoni Duster

This true tale comes to us from Caleb: Caleb writes... When the Yoni Duster was gifted to me just before I embarked on my eight month excursion...

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Bod O

The ole B.O., we all got it. While we believe it’s us emanating stank, the truth is, it’s our room mate….bacteria. Like a hot day at Sunsplash, ...

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Mariee Sioux

Check out Mariee in real life, goosebumps guaranteed. Tour Dates: May 17th Seattle WA, The Fremont Abbey May 19 Portland OR, The Old Churc...

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Self Lovin'

Janine Antoni's 'Lick and Lather' Self Portrait busts made of chocolate (which she licked) and soap (which she bathed with). Valentine’s Day is...

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Fire and Renewal

The latest wildfires in Northern California started the night of my 35th birthday. The timing of the fires, personally, was uncanny. Fire has been ...

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The Magic of the Bee

My relationship with the our hive is an echo of the ways my Slovene ancestors have worked with, talked with, and shared with the Bee. The bee and t...

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Ritual: The Power of Self Care

Ah, yes, ritual. At first, it seems like an old word. Some relic from the past, an exotic practice or tedious formal event. The very word is der...

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Invite the Light

Trees need the time of darkness, to bear their roots deep in the rich soil for the winter, so they can lie dormant and nourished, gathering all o...