ELIZABETH LANGE Ph.D.

As spring brightens and the living world swells with surging vitality, it is the hummingbirds that evoke my continual respect. Most of...

After the bustle of feasting and festivities this month, the quiet can be welcome. Sometimes, though, we descend into lethargic torpor,...

November 2021 In late fall, the main run of the shimmering salmon here in the Canadian Pacific Northwest is almost over. The salmon began...

Old-growth Trees. Their ancientness, embodied knowledge, and powerful presence elicits profound reverence. Walking in the forests of...

The music of spring has begun! The grip of winter is weakening in the Northern Hemisphere, as the sun’s position increasingly warms the...

During the Storytelling Moon— the depths of the cold time here in the Northern Hemisphere—is a time of refreshment and renewal by reading...

Just as the bears and bees crawl into hibernation, so this month my energy for the outer world wanes and withdraws into my inner cave....