We Live In Dandelion Times
...healing properties, they are generally considered a pest by humans and are often sprayed with poisons or uprooted. And yet, undeterred by our [...]
5 Practices for Creative & Effective Collaboration
...diverse characteristics. Even in the same region and time period, different groups develop a diversity of “micro-cultures” which are distinct. Every [...]
The Deeper Purpose of Pets
...bring healing. Indeed, our animal companions are master healers, in part because they embody love in an entirely nonthreatening [...]
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Meditation and Internal Arts – Balancing Movement and Stillness
...studying medical acupuncture with our dear friend, teacher, and mentor Dr. Steven Aung, and have been great friends ever since. Mark is an amazing human being and [...]
Holidays
...the forest. Our French intensive garden is also the ideal setting for photography, painting, meditating. We are honored to be [...]
Territory Acknowledgements: Rewriting the Hollyhock Orientation
Co-written by: Peter Wrinch and Dr. Amie Wolf “These two rows symbolize two paths or two vessels, traveling down the same river together. We shall each travel the [...]
What I’ll Miss the Most: Volunteering at Hollyhock
...but there was this connection between us already. 10 strangers throw into a house together sounds like some sort of social experiment. Even though I was the youngest [...]
Wellness – Holistic Health
...at the wacky behind-the-scenes fun. Get your burning gardening questions answered during monthly live Q&A sessions, and connect with fellow growers in three [...]
Writing in the Uninspired Life
...if you will. A clean, well-lit place. Nothing should be in your writing space except beautiful things. Things that make you want to create. No clutter. No Legos, [...]
Interrupting Ancestral Patterns
Interruptions in ancestral patterns can resonate in your life today and impact future generations. In this video, British voice teacher, Family Constellations [...]
Scrapbooks and Revision
...It needs to morph and shake off skins. This stuck with me. The appraising look. The good but scathing advice. And of course I do agree: a story needs to [...]