"Most everything begins and ends with Mother Earth
which is why taking good care of her is so essential."
Sarah Lemire
There is an increased awareness of toxic chemicals being released which damages fertile ground, waterways, as well as our fruits and vegetables. The growing accumulation of plastic and waste is also a concern. It can be overwhelming, but there are numerous ways to do our part and make a difference in our daily living.
Whether we plant a garden or choose to purchase produce locally, our digestive system improves with seasonal nutrients. Passing on used clothing and purchasing recycled products contributes as well. It helps to re-use glass containers for storage, vases or craft projects. Downsize personal libraries and donate to the community or schools.
The earth's natural rhythms can be respected as well. Approaching spring, monitor and adjust how much lighting or air conditioning is necessary. While outside, pick up random debris. Stand facing the moon or sun while giving thanks for the beauty surrounding us. With bare feet, stand upon Mother Earth with a grateful heart feeling an energy exchange.
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