L'été est l'occasion de s'engager plus profondément dans notre lien avec la Terre, de cultiver et de renforcer notre connexion avec les énergies divines qui nous entourent. En vivant avec gratitude et en comprenant que la réciprocité et le respect de tout ce qui nous est donné sont le moyen de vivre comme si toute vie était une cérémonie. En n'utilisant que ce dont nous avons besoin et en faisant ce que nous pouvons pour vivre en équilibre et en harmonie avec les cycles de la planète, nous renforçons et nourrissons le lien que nous avons consommé à la naissance avec le grand parent qui nous soutient tous.

Beyond honey: 4 essential reads about bees

Some say laughter is the best medicine. But according to recent findings, the best medicine for your mental health might just be trees. Over the years, a growing body of research has proven that regular access to trees makes us happier and healthier.

In the course of our evolution, we became a most social species. We defended ourselves, hunted, reproduced, raised vulnerable offspring, slept, fought, and played in social collectives. This shift to more collective living required a new balancing act between the gratification of self-interest and an orientation toward supporting the welfare of others.

The study of dreams: Scientists uncover new communication channels with dreamers

I thought about bees as a body, and the hive as integral to the health and wellbeing of the bee body. From there, I asked what a body needs to remain alive and healthy.

There was a fish swimming around in the sea but try as she might to discover and find this thing called water, she finally gives up in despair. She concludes that water just does not exist. Of course, she misses the fact that without water she ceases to exist as well.

As we are stripped of things we once thought were important, we begin to understand that at the core of our being we are worthy of existence, not because of what we do or what we have, but because of who we are.