Nature
18 articles in Nature.
Finding One’s Authentic Self
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYThe way they walked took them through a suburban slice of the Long Island Pine Barrens which meandered like a lazy river between the High School and Janet’s house...
Where the Wild Heals: The Nervous System’s Natural Sanctuary
by Carrie Asby, OregonIt’s no secret that the modern world is noisy. Between constant notifications, endless to-do lists, and the pace of information overload, many of us spend our days...
A Woodland Valentine
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYFrom deep within the pine forest, the song, “chick-a-dee-dee-dee,” of tiny black capped birds, drifted out from the low-lying thickets. February, the month of pair...
Your Time On Earth is Precious — Do Your Traditions Still Bring You Joy?
by Ann Albers and the Angels, Phoenix, AZMy dear friends, we love you so very much, Your time on this earth, no matter how long, is short in the larger scheme of eternity. It is precious time.There is so...
Swimming In Water While Dying Of Thirst
by Brenda Shoshanna, PhD, New York CityAll of us are beings of illusion, like a fish swimming in water, dying of thirst. Here we are, right in the water of life, with all the nourishment we need...
Healing from Electronic Device Stress
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYMarsha scrolled down the spreadsheet. She bit the side of her tongue. She could have sworn she copy and pasted the figures. The sound of her iPhone broke through...
Slow
by David Frieman, Huntington Station, NY--- Mother Nature knows Change happens at the pace of gently falling leaves
Thanksgiving Haiku
by Roberta A. McQueen--- wild turkey runs free knowing that the farmer is vegetarian
Nature: A Path Toward Growth and Change
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYThe anxiety Pippa felt about leaving home was understandable. “Life’s really going to change,” said her friend who knew this from her own college freshman days. The...
Super Immunity: From the Earth to Your Table
by Joe Lapiana, Huntington, NYGrowing your own organic food isn't just a hobby—it's a powerful pathway to significantly improving your health and wellbeing. In an age where chronic health...
PATRICIA BONO - HELPING PEOPLE AND ANIMALS
by Creations MagazinePatricia Bono - Helping People and Animals Traditional Usui, Karuna Reiki Master - Practitioner & Teacher Private Sessions & Distance Healing. Certification Classes...
A Small Chip
by Creations Magazineby Jimmy Kilimitzoglou, DDS, FACD, FPFA, DABOI, MAGD, FAAID, FICOI It was a small chip on a front tooth. It was too big to ignore and too small to simply polish...
Graduation
by Diane LundegaardGraduation day. Anna’s blue eyes sparkle. As she walks with her proud parents towards the high school auditorium, she’s pleased. She succeeded academically but more...
Get Into Gardening!
by Brian ZimmermanA garden has beauty and color that transcends the effort you put into it. The sun shining on your face, the smell of the soil, the beauty of the flowers and the...
Quotes for all Seasons
by Jackie CorleyQuotes For All Seasons is an inspirational and delightful compilation of over 150 quotes celebrating the beauty and essence of the four seasons: spring, summer...
Nature Can Guide Us Through Our Life Growth Cycles
by Brittany Gowan, New York CityBreathe In Nature And Breathe Out Stress. This simple yet powerful mantra is the foundation of my nature-centered approach to mindfulness. Growth is synonymous with...
Towards the Light, Towards Love
by Diane Lundegaard, Dix Hills, NYStill holding her iPad Susan leaned back into her chair and stared out the window. After a few moments of resting her eyes on a mid-winter’s afternoon view of white...
The Soil in Jackie’s Garden
by Peggy ThomasIllustrated by Neely Daggett Written in the cumulative style of “The House that Jack Built,” the catchy alliterations and engaging illustrations are interwoven with...