Our nourishing superfood spin on a classic hot chocolate brings about nostalgic and silky aromas of cacao while transporting you on a relaxing journey through the old Reishi plum forests. Ingredients 2…
What do you turn to when you need a boost—coffee, an energy drink, or a sugary snack? What if there was a way to radically raise your frequency? To tune into yourself…
Humans exist with an acute understanding of the world around us. We, as creatures of Mother Earth, were blessed with the ability to use our bodies to sense the world around us.…
With the New Year among us, it’s time to put the energy we summon for resolutions into setting intentions for those goals. Just writing down what you want to do in the…
Sometimes, all you need is a hot bath. Winter comes and goes with its chilly winds and aching limbs, turning our bodies to mush. Those who do manual labor know of these…
As we bid farewell to 2023 and graciously embrace 2024, let’s blend old wisdom and new insights into New Year’s affirmations and traditions inspired by deeply rich and transformative self-love. I am…
As just one of the many winter solstice celebrations, Yule originates from the Norse people. This celebration originally lasted around 12 days (perhaps where the 12 days of Christmas came from?) to…
During these trend-filled days, perfume and soap fragrances have been making a lasting mark on the fashion and self-care communities. It has gotten to a point where artificial and cheap scents have…
Imagine sitting on a flat, square cushion with your legs crossed in a historic Buddhist temple on a cold autumn day. The sun is coming down, and you’re struggling to keep your…
Kanna, scientifically known as Sceletium Tortuosum, is an herb native to South Africa that has been utilized for centuries for its incredible therapeutic benefits. Kanna was first known to be used by…
Imagine this: an artist with a years-long project requires some inspiration. They are locked in their mind, struggling on, hoping for a release of their emotions. So, they take a single crumb…
Reposted from Indian Country Today, “The Wampanoag Side of the First Thanksgiving” was written by Michelle Tirado on November 23rd, 2011. From the Native perspective: The true story of Thanksgiving Too often…
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