Water has no form because it takes no form and it can also become any form. One day it is an ocean, one day an ice cube. There are days in our life like that. Being more like water means going with its natural flow in all things, being in the vastness and freedom and …
20 ways to reduce water usage. Start Today. Repair all leaky faucets, fixtures, and pipes at your residence. Install flow restrictors on faucets. Do not leave water running continuously during dish washing, shaving, brushing of teeth and while washing hands. Run the dishwasher and clothes washer only for full loads, or utilize the lowest water …
The first quarter of 2015 in Dallas were rainy months and those waters helped float us out of the drought officially on paper. However, our water levels remain at a low. It is important to continue to practice conservation and to treat water like you had to walk a mile to get it. As citizens …
Nature is a teacher. Exposed. If you were exposed, if your protective cover was to erode, what would be left? The 200 million-year-old trees, who are now exposed, are a sculpted expression of eons of soil conditions, weather patterns and time. Evidence of the yellow and red lichen and rings of the ages are cast …
Nature is a teacher: sustainability Taking only what you really need, from tree stands and from buffet stands Recently I visited the Oregon and California coasts where logging was prevalent, it is still an industry, but with a replanting program rather than the raping that was going on until 1900 or so when they realized …
Nature as a teacher: Perspective. Climbing up to the top of a mountain whether on foot or by car is exhilarating, it is as if our body’s systems know and understand that we are rising above, freeing ourselves in some way. Have you ever experienced that excitement on one of your journeys upward? From that …