A baby born into a world of beliefs has no beliefs of its own until it learns its mother tongue, hears opinions and reasoning of adults, and begins to think […]
Which Came First, The Birth Story or Beliefs? Read More »
The mythopoetic inquiry is a narrative of the imagination which mirrors an alternate story that dwells beneath consciousness. In that space we create the story as we are living it,
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Picture us sitting together over a cup of tea. If your birth story could be dried like tea leaves, what would be the essence, the flavor of what happened? If
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Our deep aesthetic, “like our fingerprint, . . . leaves its unique mark on everything we touch.” —Susanna Ruebsaat, PhD I’ve been in a process of inquiry about: What informs my/our
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When Part III of our online course ends, students tell us they have more confidence but are still hungry and want more! What to cook up next? NECESSITY IS THE
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The image I spent the most hours painting throughout 2019 was this one. As layer covered layer, I could see my inner-journey evolving. A picture is worth a thousand words;
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This winter, give your loved ones a memorable and traditional gift: a Great Story and Soup. For centuries, before the 1960s brought the television into our private homes to entertain
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Every decision we make is informed—by something. Research-based evidence has become the holy grail, and yet in any given moment, more often than not, we are informed by old beliefs,
How a First Birth Story Informs Us Read More »
Being born into a Catholic family, traditional stories and rituals played a significant role in forming this human’s dream of the world—and of birth. Among my favorite memories as child
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Pam England My son Sky told me a story about how changing the gut microbiome of koalas in Cape Otway in Victoria, Australia, saved their lives. In 2013, 70 percent
Microbiome III: What We Learned from Koalas and Science Read More »
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