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Photo courtesy WikiPedant/Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) Four States Just Made It Easier To Build Wildlife Crossings. The Bipartisan Effort Is Being Called A ‘Blueprint’ by Kamrin Baker, Good Good Good Conservationists are celebrating four exciting milestones for...
Photo©KonstantinPelikh/123rf After nearly thirty years in clinical practice, I’ve noticed the question I hear most often isn’t “How do I manage my pain?” It’s “Why won’t it go away?” After months of physical therapy for a stiff, aching upper back — the stretches, the...
Artwork courtesy HelmutNewton/Pixabay We live in historic and unprecedented times. We’re deep into the transition from the male-dominated, control-oriented Age of Pisces — in which the paradigm of separation reigned supreme — into the more feminine-balanced Age of...
Artwork courtesy Cathy Pagano For a long time now, Lady Wisdom, adorning our public buildings as the Greco-Roman wisdom-goddesses, Minerva and Pallas Athena, could only be channeled through a masculine, left-brained mode of perception if women wanted to be taken...
__ __ See And Pick With contrast, see two sides.With good versus evil,with brightness versus darkness.With wisdom, pick one side....
__ ____ Be Free Even if,and especially ifthe body is not free,the mind must be free. Stonepeace __ __ What...
__ __ Simply Be Find some space.Seek some time.To just be. Stonepeace __ __ Blinding Or Illuminating? The brightest worldly...
Image courtesy Creative Commons 250 Reasons To Love America On Her 250th Birthday by Good News Network From purple mountain majesties to amber waves of grain, America’s 4 million square miles of jaw-dropping landscapes is matched only by the audacity of its founding...
Photo©chepko/123rf Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there will ever be to know and understand. — Albert Einstein It had long since come to my...
Courtesy Encyclopedia Virginia. Trade the tricorn hats, bonnets and homespun shirts for flip flops, sneakers and soccer jerseys, and the intrepid revolutionaries of 1776 would have looked a lot like the people of 2026. But their sense of embodiment and experience of...