3 Lessons About Social Justice from ‘Bhakshak’ Film

The word ‘bhakshak’ means predator. I doubt a better title could have been chosen for this film. Trigger warning and spoiler alert! We recently watched […]

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4 Principles that make a Champion: King Richard

Recently, we watched King Richard on Netflix. In the first few minutes, we realized that this story was about Venus Williams, and Serena Williams, both […]

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Life’s Principles in Biomimicry 4: Integrating Development with Growth

Growth in nature might refer to increases in size, complexity, and age. Development in this context refers to enhancements and positive components that support growth. […]

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Life’s Principles in Biomimicry 3: Being Locally Attuned and Responsive Part III

Previously, we shared two of the strategies of this life’s principle: leveraging cyclical processes and using readily available materials and energy. In this post, we […]

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Life’s Principles in Biomimicry 3: Be Locally Attuned and Responsive Part II

Continuing our journey of learning from nature and using biomimicy’s life’s principle of being locally attuned and responsive, we are looking at another strategy in […]

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A Case for Plant-Based Eating: You Are What You Eat

Recently, we watched the documentary on Netflix called You Are What You Eat. It is based on a Stanford study on the cardiovascular effects of […]

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2 Insights from our 38th Book: Infinite Power

On March 5, I sat down with a little free time and a few hours later, I had compiled our 17th poetry volume. It’s a […]

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Life’s Principles in Biomimicry 3: Be Locally Attuned and Responsive Part I

In this post I’m continuing with life’s principles of biomimicry and now we come to the third principle we are covering: be locally attuned and […]

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3 Powerful Associations that Destroy People and Planet

I attended a webinar recently that reminded me about how powerful associations are. Childhood associations can be particularly strong and difficult to uproot. For example, […]

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2 Examples of Divine Masculine Energy: Annapoorani

I have a confession to make: I love cooking shows and movies. It’s the chef in me that simply adores watching people innovate in the […]

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