They live off nothin
We were impressed by the beauty growing out of the stone, and she stopped and said ” beautiful aren’t they? And they live off of nothin. And if you try to plant them they won’t grow. You just have to let them come”
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Fiddle
This is a picture of an old old fiddle that hasn’t been opened in 21 years, since the elder died. They decided to open it the night we were there.
Reflections from Ireland
This is how you get emails automatically into your inbox whenever I post a new blog post from Ireland. The trip has been amazing already and its only been a few days. My intention is to reconnect my family lineage, both upstream and downstream to our Irish heritage. There are reasons the stories have been […]
Connecting Teens for a Thriving Future
This talk I give is addressing the use of technology and correlating isolation and addiction rising both in teens and adults. Connecting Teens for a Thriving Future Excessive use of technology by teens–as much as 8 hours per day–is taking its toll on youth, families, and whole communities. Connection–not isolation–is what teens need most at […]
Boys and the Crisis of Connection
Recently I led a call about teens and screens called: Connecting teens for a Thriving Future, Addressing technology, isolation, and addiction. (Listen in here) Connection or lack of connection continues to be a systemic issue that is arising in various symptomatic ways. I will be reaching out soon to Niobe Way, an expert on the […]
Expanding our Worldview of Nature Education: An Imperative for Our Times
Keynote Speaker, 2017 NYSOEA Annual Conference This year’s conference theme was “Watershed Moments: Connecting to Our Natural World”. What is a watershed moment? After a bit of research, I determined that it is the moment where the watershed begins. At the top of the watershed is a divide between two watersheds. Poetically, this is a […]
Podcast! Part Two Mark Interviewed by Chris Martenson
“…There’s a lot of work to do, so I created this project called “We are Nature Rising,” where we connect and bond with nature as a part of who we are. This is what Joanna Macy says, that it’s not more information that we need. It’s about identity. Do I identify as nature? Do I […]
Podcast! Mark Interviewed by Chris Martenson Part One
“Mark Morey returns to the podcast this week, for a deep dive into Cultural Capital, one of the more intangible and less understood (though no less important!) of the 8 Forms Of Capital. PeakProsperity.com readers may remember Mark from his front-line reporting for us of the situation in Standing Rock as the confrontation there with […]