Barbara Dutcher, M.A. – The way to be happy when you see so much that seems ‘wrong’ in the world, is to remember that you are “in the world but not of the world” as the Bible states. This world is not your home – heaven is your home. But, you say, “we see the world of reality before our eyes every day and that is the world we have to live in!”
And I say, yes, so it would seem and yet if you will lift up your eyes, you will recognize that it could not be that God would have placed you in a world where so much suffering seems to be happening. Suffering is not the final reality, although it can seem very real. Continue reading
Pamela Kribbe – “I am the voice of Earth. I am the ground beneath your feet that supports you and the consciousness that enlivens the minerals, plants, animals, and humans. I am present in all life forms; I nurture and I flow through you.
John Patterson – In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, finding solace in nature has become increasingly important for our overall well-being. While we intuitively recognize the calming effects of a walk in the park or the rejuvenating power of a hike in the mountains, scientific research has increasingly provided valuable insights into the cognitive benefits of interacting with nature.
Amelia Harris – For centuries, human beings have found nature to be a source of awe and wonder. The beauty of nature, from its majestic mountains and flowing rivers to its intricate flora and fauna, has captivated our imaginations and inspired countless works of art and literature.