Poem: Falcon
“How close to human / must the breathed-in air come / before it develops a sense of shame or humor?”
“How close to human / must the breathed-in air come / before it develops a sense of shame or humor?”
Able to be practiced anywhere, by anyone, and at any time, grounding is an effective way to cope with anxiety.
In his book Death Is But a Dream: Finding Hope and Meaning at Life’s End, hospice doctor Christopher Kerr offers a glimpse into what happens at the end of life. “What the dying fear most is not death but the loss of a life they can recognize as their own. Ultimately, to die well is to humanize dying from an irredeemably grim reality to an experience which may also be rich in meaning and love.”
When ideas or illusions about what we can and cannot control in our lives are shattered, try these spiritual rituals to bring some light into moments of darkness.
The news that a tiger in the Bronx Zoo tested positive for COVID-19 is raising questions about interspecies transmission and how to keep our pets healthy.
Consider teaching your child mindfulness during this period of homeschooling.
Common ground can be found, and reverence realized, when we look to nature for inspiration.
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Practicing radical self-care in the face of fear is an act of courage, one that will help build the resilience that we will all need as we move forward.
Add these foods to your diet during times of high stress. They can help keep your immune system functioning optimally so you can stay healthy and fight off illness.