Dig Your Own Well
Each winter, I watch William do the hard work of searching for open water (although this winter has been oddly warm), which inspired “Dig Your Own Well.” Keep digging; it’s worth it.
Earth Talk: EVs For Everyone? Best Bang-For-The-Buck Models Ease Transition From Gas Guzzlers
With some 43 new battery-powered electric vehicles (EVs) debuting in the U.S. this 2023 model year, there has never been a better time to make the switch from your internal combustion gas guzzler to something greener.
Starspeak Winter Update: All Retrogrades Going Direct
Now that Mars is again on the move only two planets — Mercury and Uranus — remain retrograde. Mercury resumes forward motion on Wednesday, January 18th and Uranus follows suit on Sunday the 22nd.
Elevating The Vibrational Content Of Your Food
We are what we eat! At first glance, we might take this quite literally, in that the macronutrients in the food we consume make up the composition and the sustenance of our body. Yet, spiritual knowledge reveals that the vibrational content of our food is also crucial to our wellbeing.
Good News Headlines 1/18/2023
The recent adoption of a landmark agreement to protect 30 per cent of nature by 2030, signed by 196 countries at Cop15 in December, marks a turning point. But how can individuals be true stewards of nature?
How To Make Your Older Home More Sustainable On A Budget
Any homeowner can easily make their older house more eco-friendly with these projects that work with any budget. Consider these ideas to make your property greener while retaining its historic charm.
Girls On The Run Worcester County Invites New Participants For 2023 Spring Season
Registration is now open for Girls on the Run, a physical activity-based, positive youth development program that inspires girls in grades 3-8 to be joyful, healthy and confident.
Haiku #176
Burst the bubble between you and the enjoyment of all the beauty that surrounds you with the simplicity of Haiku #176.
Alcohol Use Is Widely Accepted In The US, But Even Moderate Consumption Is Associated With Many Harmful Effects
This month, millions of Americans are taking part in “Dry January” in an effort to forgo alcohol for a month and cleanse themselves of the excesses of the holiday season.
Good News Headlines 1/11/2023
Laurier University’s 23-year-old Scotty Creek Research Station had become the first Indigenous-led research station in Canada. The event marked another milestone in a remarkable effort by Indigenous people across Northern Canada to address the impacts of climate change.
Dear Earth Talk: What Are Some Of The Best Apps Out There For Helping Identify Plants And/Or Wildlife?
Not surprisingly in this day and age, you don’t need a PhD to identify plants and animals out in the natural world. All you need is a smartphone and an app.
RI VegFest Returns To WaterFire Arts Center
Rhode Island's first ever vegan festival is back! Join us on February 4th & 5th at WaterFire Arts Center in Providence for two days of eating and shopping from over 85 plant-based vegan restaurants, makers, artists, retailers, and more.
How Needles Chased My Blues Away
For no apparent reason at the age of 36, both my emotional state and menstrual cycle became erratic and unpredictable. PMS symptoms were making me miserable and my menstrual cycle was managing my life.
Ideas For Living With An Open Heart
The heart’s natural state is open. However, after we have experienced pain, abandonment, disappointment, and fear, our hearts can often shut down. So how do we reverse experiences of pain and difficulty and reopen our hearts?
Good News Headlines 1/4/2023
Conservationists called on the federal government to stop big cats like Sombra from going extinct in the US by reintroducing jaguars to the region and increasing protections for the animals’ habitat.
Trying To Survive In A World Made Of Plastic
The will to survive can help a species hang on against what seems like insurmountable odds. However, every species on the planet may have met its match in the battle against plastic, since plastic is found in everything.
The Tragedy Of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: A Pediatrician Explains How To Protect Your Baby
We want every baby to sleep on their back on a surface that is firm and flat, which means not inclined, and safety-approved. So, ideally a crib, a bassinet, a playpen or another product that is approved by the CPSC.
Family Meals Result In Long-Term Physical And Mental Health Benefits For Kids
A new Canadian study shows that children who routinely eat their meals together with their family are more likely to experience long-term physical and mental health benefits.
A Happy New Year Forecast For 2023
Challenging patterns we’ve been stuck in will break down. Coming celestial trends are encouraging while others are quietly reassuring. The stars will ask us to be more forgiving, cooperative and considerate.
Generosity Brings Abundance
The virtue of generosity comes alive when your heart is open to sharing what you have. Opportunities to be generous may show up where you least expect them.
Good News Headlines 12/28/2022
What went right in 2022? The top 25 good news stories of the year included seismic shifts in energy policy, major medical advances, animal comebacks, four-day week trials, plus plenty more good news.
Daily Astrology
December 23, 2025
The waxing crescent Moon continues her visit to forward-thinking Aquarius, the sign of friendship and community. Holiday season gatherings as well as travel by various means are encouraged and facilitated by today’s lunar...
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