Can you feel any of this in your belly or your bones as you remember? Is there a part of you that feels like it’s humming along to a tune from outside of you?

Being with trees and plants is being home.

The insight that plants are aware in ways that are new to our culture is disconcerting when it comes to food.

Love for plants lives in my bones, in my DNA, but I feel the absence of family stories to go with it.

As part of your subscription to This Isn’t it, I’m bringing you a 5- minute gentle turning practice for your midweek. You get a prompt for a meditative activity for disentangling from the default American mindset and connecting more closely with yourself and your surroundings.

Breathing with Plants0:00/204.3123811× This week, I have a fact for you to contemplate: Plants breathe. They take in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen, the inverse of our oxygen-in, CO2-out breathing. You might kind of know that already, from elementary school science, but I want to freshen

Happy Wednesday! As part of your Weaver subscription to This Isn’t it, I’m bringing you a 5- minute gentle turning practice for your midweek. You get a prompt for a meditative  activity for disengaging from the powerarchy and connecting more closely with yourself and your surroundings. You may

Happy Wednesday! As part of your Weaver subscription to This Isn’t it, I’m bringing you a 5- minute gentle turning practice for your midweek. You get a prompt for a meditative  activity for disengaging from the powerarchy and connecting more closely with yourself and your surroundings. You may