Holistic Nature Of Us: Holistic Living, Nature

Complex and even mysterious we have not unlocked the mysteries contained within our own bodies. Tai chi experts suggest we give thanks to each community in our body for the incredible integration that occurs. We discuss holographic healing.

What's happening to our birds and bees? Essential to the health of our ecosystems, many suffer the loss of habitat, food, and shelter. What do they need and how can we help? Jane's expertise and tips are practical and timely.

She brings a deep understanding of the human energy field and the body, mind, spirit connection, offering Reiki, meditation, chakra balancing, vibrational medicine and more. Join us for a lively discussion and Just Be. (her book and journal)

What is phytoremediation? It's plant-based solutions to healing toxic spills on our land and water. katrina, 'kat' VanDeusen, explains how our plants clean up toxic waste and contamination whether metals, radiation, oils and other contaminants.

The Biomimicry Institue is a non-profit organization that seeks to empower people to create nature-inspired solutions for a healthy planet. Erika gives us examples of innovative designs created through nature's infinite gifts.

Janet Verney shares her journey of seeking a diagnosis for a serious but unsolved lung ailment, undergoing multiple and complicated testing to letting go. She is a certified Integrative Health coach and specializes in women's health.

Carole Cheah, shares her extensive body of research concerning the Eastern Hemlock Tree and a pest that has greatly impacted these trees, wooly adelgid, and elongate scale. These trees, while not a highly sought after timber product, contribute greatly to the forest ecosystem here in the NE America including Nova Scotia.

Rachel Sayet, walks her talk as she travels around our country teaching and sharing Native American traditional cooking and culture. She is a member of the Mohegan Tribe here in SW CT, and a chef with a background in restaurant management and a Masters Degree in Anthropology.

Canticle Farm is a community begun one step at a time in an urban neighborhood in East Oakland, CA experimenting at the intersection of faith-based, social justice-based and earth-based non-violent activism.

Meet Pam Montgomery, author, teacher, and practitioner working with plants and investigates plants/trees and their intelligent, spiritual nature for more than three decades. She is a founding member of United Plant Savers and more recently the Organization of Nature Evolutionaries, O.N.E. She and others strive to connect the heart of nature with the heart of humanity. Join us for an engaging and enlightening discussion.

Ellen Moyer, TED talk presenter, author, discusses the socio-economic implications of sustainability or not.

Wet approaches holism from a different perspective, namely astrology. Astrology is embedded in our human experience. If we follow Astrology's history in our development, we see that every era and age has found its own way of "talking with the planets."

Astrology is embedded in the human experience. The science is ancient based on mathematics and the movement of the heavens. Today's guest, Agneta Borstein, reminds us of the practical application of looking to the stars and relating that positioning and movement to what's happening today.

Sound moves us. We are enchanted by the sounds of whales and dolphins as we roam the deep blue seas. Dr. Sklover's recording: Ode to the Arctic Angels is included in this podcast, a beautiful gift.

What is eco-psyche-artistry? Meet Brian Stafford, founder of Wilderness is Medicine in Ojai, California. Brian guides healthcare professionals through nature-based resiliency and visionary leadership retreats. He is a soul-guide with the Animas Valley Institute.

My guests this week, Paul Pribula and Julia Rogers, members and volunteers with Joshua Tract Conservation and Historic Trust here in Eastern Connecticut share the geographic developments and benefits of land trusts preserving woodlands, watershed and more for future generations.

Did you know we can hear the plants sing? Science and technology have advanced so we can capture a plant's vibrations and translate it into music. Their music stirs us to fall in love again with this mysterious realm. At the end of this interview, we hear music from red roses.

Rebecca Wildbear is a river and soul guide, compassionately helping people tune in to the mysteries that live within the wild Earth community, the Dreamtime, and their own wild nature.

The Arbor Day Foundation's, Alliance for Community Trees, helps community tree planting efforts through funding, fostering connections between groups and support. Meet Dana Karcher, Program Director, for this grassroots program, advocate for trees.

Meet Doug Tallamy, who shares his research and extensive knowledge concerning the rapid decline of invaluable species due to our development practices. Can we do something today? Yes. He gives us practical tips for practical sustaining action. Join us for a timely and meaningful discussion.