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Greetings from Brushwood by Pride S. Wright Holding Space While life’s busy pull and your full plate won’t change, the universe will organize itself around and sustain you when you seek to create wholeness. By Trathen Heckman A Better Model Collins Pine and its Collins Almanor Forest are a shining example of what can happen when a company makes environmental stewardship its organizing principle. By Pride S. Wright Loves Me, Loves Me Not We often enter into the most important experience of our lives--the life-long relationship--with little conscious focus or even an idea of what we want it to be. By Johanna Atman Ripples Step away from the snooze button! It’s time to embrace our common myth and better know how we’re bound together. By Trathen Heckman
The Revolution Will Not Be...Traumatic Vision Quest Colleen Gavan surrenders to a modern version of an age old Native American ritual in hopes of losing her mind. An Epidemic of Busyness Some practical suggestions from Dr. Johanna Atman on turning down the volume of modern life. Taking it Slow From garden to kitchen to table, a truly pleasurable approach to one of the most basic of human needs is becoming an exercise in virtuous globalization. By Colleen Gavan Flowing Check out this excerpt from Eric Alan's excellent book, Wild Grace: Nature as a Spiritual Path. Genetically engineered food and the right to choose By Colleen Gavan Enriched Peace Corps Volunteer Tiffany Martindale lives in conditions most Americans would find intolerable, but the experience has blessed her beyond measure. A story of true abundance. Martin's Room An excellent short story by Beth Pratt Southern Exposure From convents to ice caves, two exhilarating months of livin’ large in South America with Benjamin Fisher. Our Great Estate Millions of acres of wildlands are the legacy of every American, but the Bush Administration is putting them at risk. By John G. Mitchell (From Sierra Magazine. Click here for the Sierra Club's archive on the Bush administrations environmental record.) The Mighty Windbags Thirty years ago, conservatives embarked on a plan to subvert journalism and skew America to the right. They succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. By David Brock (From Salon.com. This article can be accessed by viewing a brief ad, and it's well worth it!) The Journey Home If we treat the means of our awaking as something merely to be worn occasionally like some clever adornment, it will lose its deep meaning and limitless worth. By Hugh Prather
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