Recovering from “Zoom Doom”: The Healing Power of Green Gazing
You’ve been sitting at your desk for hours. Three zoom meetings deep into your day, and the novelty of the Brady Bunch Boxes wore off sometime in the summer of 2020. What were you even working on anyway? Between the stream of emails, checking your social channels, news updates and texts, you feel like you’ve
Return to the Fall Forest: Reflections of a Reverent Hunter
Fall, the season when a hunter feels the call to saunter into the once lush forests of summer to survey the rusty browns and spicy aromas of the transitioning season. In my own case, being someone who came to bow hunting after a lifetime of passion for traditional archery, and without having been trained up
Bow-Drill is a Space/Time Machine
For most of my life, I’ve looked for, and occasionally found, mystical practices that open doorways to the sacred. It has always seemed to me that life is inherently mysterious. Even as science reveals much of the subtle inner workings of nature, it also reveals more mystery. The deeper we go into the realm of
Drink Your Coffee Outside
People often ask me what advice I have for parents who want to get their kids to spend more time outside. These days my answer is, “drink your coffee outside in the morning”. How will that make your family an outdoor family? Let me explain. My family has always spent a good amount of time
An Introduction to Mindful Rewilding
We need rewilding because a close relationship with nature is a vital part of a happy, healthy life. Human rewilding is a vast topic that explores what essential value lies in reclaiming some of the lost connections that were held by our more nature-connected ancestors; connections to other species, to a sense of place, purpose and
Recovering from “Zoom Doom”: The Healing Power of Green Gazing
You’ve been sitting at your desk for hours. Three zoom meetings deep into your day, and the novelty of the Brady Bunch Boxes wore off sometime in the summer of 2020. What were you even working on anyway? Between the stream of emails, checking your social channels, news updates and texts, you feel like you’ve
Return to the Fall Forest: Reflections of a Reverent Hunter
Fall, the season when a hunter feels the call to saunter into the once lush forests of summer to survey the rusty browns and spicy aromas of the transitioning season. In my own case, being someone who came to bow hunting after a lifetime of passion for traditional archery, and without having been trained up
Bow-Drill is a Space/Time Machine
For most of my life, I’ve looked for, and occasionally found, mystical practices that open doorways to the sacred. It has always seemed to me that life is inherently mysterious. Even as science reveals much of the subtle inner workings of nature, it also reveals more mystery. The deeper we go into the realm of
Drink Your Coffee Outside
People often ask me what advice I have for parents who want to get their kids to spend more time outside. These days my answer is, “drink your coffee outside in the morning”. How will that make your family an outdoor family? Let me explain. My family has always spent a good amount of time
An Introduction to Mindful Rewilding
We need rewilding because a close relationship with nature is a vital part of a happy, healthy life. Human rewilding is a vast topic that explores what essential value lies in reclaiming some of the lost connections that were held by our more nature-connected ancestors; connections to other species, to a sense of place, purpose and
