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By Athena Potamianos
Now, on a beautiful, cozy autumn day, we get to feel the crisp air, we get to breathe the autumn smells, we get to hear and see the birds taking in their last meals before winter. Before it is time to move inward. Just as the black bears hibernate, so will we meditate.
22/10/23
By Dylan Koltz-Hale
By crashing through our discomfort and fear with a will that matches the fury before us, we summon up a fire that ignites bravery, comradery, and ecstatic joy.
28/09/23
By Robert James Hale
A short poem describing the surreal experience of wildfire smoke on Turtle Island.
05/07/23
By Dylan Koltz-Hale
By broadening the horizons of your lived experience, you are likely to discover aspects of yourself or the outside world that can fundamentally change how you interface with yourself and the world.
22/04/23
An introduction to the name, symbology, and aesthetic qualities of Sun Moon.
15/04/23
