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Fall Cleanup vs. Leaving the Leaves
Well friends, it’s that time of year again. The trees are shedding and their foliage covers the ground. I find no matter where I live, when autumn arrives, the shift is sudden. One day the yard is green, and the next morning it’s covered in gold and rust. But autumn looks different when you start noticing the small worlds living under your feet. When I was growing up, fall cleanup was a given:…
Field Notes on Understanding Deer Behaviour in Cold Climates
When I lived in Ontario, deer were something I glimpsed only occasionally, just shapes at the edge of a field, or shadow slipping between trees. Even during my time in Northern Ontario, sightings were rare and distant. Here in northern Alberta, it’s the opposite. White-tailed deer spotted multiple times a day. I see them nibbling the front lawn, crossing the street near Dollarama, guarding the…
Safe, Sustainable, and Respectful Smoke Cleansing
Smoke has been used across cultures for centuries as a way to mark transitions, clear stale air, and create a moment of grounding. In many folk practices, the rising of smoke has always been tied to intention: a way to reset a home after illness, bless a new space, honour ancestors, or welcome the change of a season. Although the specific rituals and teachings differ widely between regions, the…
Paul Evans (British, b. 1954, Sussex, England, based Lavenham, Suffolk, England) - Winter Garden, 2021, Paintings: Ink, Acrylic on Paper
Healing with Shadow Work and Root Work
Many paths have a name for the quiet process of meeting the parts of ourselves we usually keep out of view. In psychology, it’s often described as shadow work, the practice of acknowledging the inner patterns we avoid, the fears we outgrow, and the behaviours shaped by earlier seasons of our lives. At its core, shadow work asks us to look inward with honesty and compassion so we can understand…
“I had a choice: I could either let the darkness of the world swallow me, or I could do what I could to help make the world a little bit brighter.” ~ Haruki Murakami
Arches National Park, Utah photo: Elliot McGucken
Suddenly, a female cardinal finds herself in a winter wonderland.
