The 6-foot Rule

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / February 21, 2021

Reading Time: 2 minutes Show up. Stick around. Think of how others live in the realms outside of your bubble.

P.S. Posting liberal feelings and thoughts on social media does little to progress a movement. In my observations, it stems from feelings of guilt over the privilege we’ve had throughout our lives. It’s apparent those screaming the most for radical reform are the very people incentivized their entire lives. If this concept rubs you the wrong way, I urge you to ask how you’ve benefitted from the system prior to asking others to review their status.  

Zeniterranean Farro (Recipe)

Leave a Comment / Hope - Nutrition / By / February 15, 2021

Reading Time: 2 minutes This is one of those recipes I created last week. It’s “Zen,” because there are no quantities listed. Your lifestyle and eating goals are personal—add the amount of carbs, protein, and veggies that work for you. Substitute ingredients with what you have on hand. Most importantly, have fun!

And give farro a try! It’s a whole grain with a nutty taste, somewhat similar to barley. I love using it instead of freekah (young green wheat), when I can’t find it at the store. Farro is delicious, and so was this recipe I’m passing along to you!

Mindfulness Exercise for Anxiety

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / February 12, 2021

Reading Time: 2 minutes In the past month, I’ve created a new technique to combat my anxiety/ fear/ depression. It was accidental at first (as many habits are)-it soon became a conscious game-the angel versus the devil of the mind.

It’s distraction through gratitude.

As soon as I slip down the rabbit hole, I immediately find one thing to be grateful for—sometimes it’s basic… “I’m grateful for the air I breathe.”

But since gratitude is a daily waking practice, I challenge myself… it’s about increasing brain health and creating better neural pathways.

Holistic Wellness Events Spring 2021

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom, Hope - Nutrition, Plant-Based / By / January 29, 2021

Reading Time: < 1 minute Look… if most resolutions fail by February, you need a tool to get back on track. If you want to get from A(s is) to E(mpowerment), you need guidance. I’ve got tools to help you on your wellness journey, without expensive fads and false information. Science-backed, natural remedies to keep your immune system in peak performance.

An architect creates a detailed blueprint before building begins. The foundation is the first thing a builder puts in place. Food, meditation, and herbs are just a few of the pieces of the blueprint you’ll need. Join me in a few classes and let’s build your healthy foundation! <3

Dehumanizing Compassion

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / January 17, 2021

Reading Time: 4 minutes I see a direct correlation between dehumanization and Compassion. Compassion is a main theme running through all of my courses—I believe showing Compassion for Nature equates to Compassion for humans.  But this isn’t always the case, as our Ego and the attachment to ideals, often leaves us *slightly* less Compassionate for those who disagree with us. (Don Miguel Ruiz discusses this in depth in his book, “The Five Levels of Attachment.”)

In the last year, I’ve noticed a frightening movement from global political leaders. Dehumanize All. (Yes, I believe there is a movement towards the NWO and there’s a global agenda at play. Research this outside of google and see what search results you find.)

  • Wear a face covering.
  • Avoid social contact.
  • Fear germs.

A Personal Tribute

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / December 30, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes Today, in 1951, this man was born… he died 27 years ago, at the young age of 47. As I approach the age of his death, it’s both surreal and more devastating. We were estranged at the time of his passing, a choice of mine that’s still difficult to live with. His battle with depression, mania, abuse, and addiction ultimately cost him everything. I watched a brilliant, funny, talented man slowly destroy his family and life. His choices in life made him not-so-popular with my mom’s friends and family… but if you love all I’ve become “despite my challenging childhood,” please remember he is 50% of what made me outgoing, strong, and opinionated.

3-Year Anniversary

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / December 28, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes We’re forever grateful for the life we had and the people we met in Maine. They strengthened us in ways we never thought possible. They gave us “flatlanders from away” a chance. We miss you all.

We don’t regret a second of our adventure; we’d do it all over again.

My Holiday Wish for You…

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / December 26, 2020

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I urge you to consider the dangers of the storm that’s been created: a world where there is no right answer. (So it seems.)
Without that, there’s no resolution. When two sides dig in their heels and there’s no healthy debate, how can there be a compromise or negotiation?
There is no returning to the past normal. We don’t know what the future holds. Our actions today determine the future of mankind. We’re at a critical tipping point that has little to do with a virus.

Learning to Witness…

Leave a Comment / Ancient Wisdom / By / December 17, 2020

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3 years ago today, we arrived to 2’ of snow in Maine. It was the hardest winter we endured… grieving and buried in foot after foot of snow. We didn’t know what our backyard looked like until April, when the snow finally melted.
Over the last 3 years, we shed toxic relationships—business, personal, even our toxic selves.

What About the Other Half!?

3 Comments / Ancient Wisdom / By / December 10, 2020

Reading Time: 2 minutes I read a verbally aggressive post on Facebook the other day, advising those of us “out and about to stop being selfish and stupid.” (Even typing that makes my stomach turn in anger and pain.)

Besides having a violent tone which already triggers most of us, something else about this post unnerved me and I wasn’t sure why.

Until yesterday.

My household relies on those “stupid and selfish people,” like many other small businesses owners. They keep our doors open, rents paid, power on, food on our table, and in our case, food on other people’s tables. If I can’t afford groceries, I can’t deliver meals to people who need them.

There is NO promise of income and unemployment if the world panics and shuts down because of anti-science. We lose our livelihood. We tank our credit from debt of having a business—credit that takes years to rebuild.

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