Sea Wolves of British Columbia Ready to relax a little? Spend 15 minutes exploring this magical and remote area of the Great Bear Rainforest, home to the genetically distinct coastal wolves with Rick Andrews’ “Wildlife: Told One Story At A Time.”  You’ll be glad you...

Photo©yaalan/123rf I have been reflecting more on transitions in the past several years than ever before in my life. I’ve been thinking about what they feel like, what they require of me, and what I need to make them. These reflections on transition go hand in hand...

Artwork©SeanPrior/123rf The Election That Transcended Tribalism by RTBC Staff Pundits are describing last night as a romp for Democrats, a rebuke of Republicans, a blue tsunami, a rout in the red states. But underneath these headlines is a quieter, parallel story...

Photo©mikkiorso/123rf We live in a world that we are designed to survive in, with built-in mechanisms that enable our bodies to survive. This includes the existence of a vast collection of germs (pathogens), including viruses, bacteria, and parasites, or unicellular...

Photo©KasperRavlo/123rf Your Reiki session has just ended. Whether you are resting comfortably at home after a distance Reiki session or lying blissfully relaxed on the bodywork table in a healing studio, your practitioner’s closing protocol can have significant...

Photo©RomanSamborskyi/123rf Our taste in music varies from person to person much like our taste for food. There are so many styles of music to experience and sample, yet we tend to choose the same things over and over. Our musical taste buds are flavored by variations...

Photo©SergeyNazarov/123rf As an educator and vegan, I know something about human nature. How we treat those with less power says a great deal about who we are, and that makes me wonder what AI might learn from us. AI learns from vast amounts of information created by...