Nature

While social distancing is now pretty much a mandate, taking and using only what we need is the right thing to do—for each other and for our planet.

Bees only pollinate the healthiest flowers. In doing so, they gather pollen. It takes eight hours for a bee to collect one teaspoon of pollen. When you eat bee pollen, you take in all of this healing essence.

March's Full Worm Moon, the first of three supermoons, helps usher in Spring with renewed energy. Join our virtual practice on Monday at 1:48pm.

TCM looks at allergies from the inside out. It's about you, your immune system and your ability to connect smoothly with Nature's energy transitions.

Thinking and seeing with only our minds is limiting. The more you can let go of your mind, the freer you are to truly see.

The history of our great planet is as awe-inspiring as all that it currently nourishes. Just as Earth holds clues to its past, so too do we. You are the keeper of your own story.

January 1, 2020 begins a new month, a new year and a new decade. But it is just weeks away from the start of a new 12-year cycle. Align yourself with Nature's time.

Take a cue from Nature—slow down! Find your balance this holiday season.

The last full moon of this decade will reach its peak on 12/12 at 12:12 am. The larger Universal message is one of completeand total balance.

Nature is our best teacher. It provides examples—every season—of how to live in harmony with all that surrounds us. Can you follow its pattern?

When iron is part of the crystalline structure of quartz, something spectacular results--purple amethyst. Its imperfection is what creates its beauty.

During its rainy season, Salar de Uyuni reflects both above—the changing sky in all of its glory—and below—the viewer's own reflection.