by Jenn Dodge | Jan 20, 2025 | Making Connections, Shifting Perspectives, Workbooks
The wind howls outside, the snow dusts the earth with a quiet blanket, and the world seems to slow down. Winter. A time of hibernation. A time many associate with coldness, darkness, and perhaps even a touch of loneliness. But what if I told you that winter, with all...
by Jenn Dodge | Jan 18, 2025 | Making Connections, Shifting Perspectives, Workbooks
Let’s be honest: the term “Ecospirituality” sounds a bit like something you’d hear at a tree-hugging retreat. But realistically, what’s so bad about hugging trees? It’s not just a new age buzzword—it’s a perspective that can radically change the way you see yourself...
by Jenn Dodge | Aug 31, 2022 | Making Connections, Uncategorized
By Jennifer Dodge Humans evolved, shoeless, for hundreds of thousands of years, which means our feet are well adapted to being barefoot from an evolutionary perspective. I really don’t think that much about my feet unless they hurt. They are usually safely tucked away...
by Jenn Dodge | Aug 17, 2022 | Making Connections
by Jennifer Dodge You may have heard the term “Earthing” recently. The term Earthing became popular when Clinton Ober published the book, “Earthing: The Most Important Health Discovery Ever?” in 2010. The concept of Earthing posits that your body will begin to heal...
by Jenn Dodge | Jul 29, 2022 | Making Connections
By Jennifer Dodge August 2022 We are entering August in the Northeast. The weather is hot and humid, and often dry, so many of us are drawn to wade into the cool and relaxing flow of the nearby rivers. The intense rushing waters of spring have calmed into a gentle...
by Jenn Dodge | Feb 11, 2022 | Making Connections
By Jennifer Dodge February’s full moon is often referred to as the Hunger Moon. The ice crystals forming on the windows and leafing out to form intricate designs, give us an inkling as to where the name came from. The deep freeze and blanket of snow covering the...
