In the face of climate change, with average global temperatures rising by about 1.2°C (2.16°F) since the 19th century, a loss of approximately 60% of global wildlife populations in the past 50 years, and resource depletion, it is imperative to transform our mindsets and adopt innovative approaches prioritizing long-term sustainability.

Vegans aim to minimize animal suffering and reduce environmental impact, and prioritize the welfare of all living beings, which is why we may seek to extend this philosophy to the diets of our furry companions. But is it possible and ethical?

We remember the legacies of Lynn Margulis, Masanobu Fukuoka, Vandana Shiva, Rachel Carson, and Wangari Maathai – visionaries who contributed to the global movement for a cleaner, healthier, and more just world.

We’ve received many teachings that have led us to reconnect with our roots and cultivate a profound relationship with Mother Earth. A key aspect of this journey involves embracing ancient indigenous wisdom, particularly the practice of asking permission before taking from the land. 

In our high-speed society, it’s easy to feel perpetually entangled in the pursuit of wealth, accomplishment, or material goods. The frenetic rhythm of contemporary existence leaves many of us grappling to maintain equilibrium. Slow Living is a movement urging us to decelerate, streamline our existence, and re-establish connections with our authentic selves and the environment.

Hats have been a constant presence in human history, marking not only the evolution of style and fashion but also reflecting social changes and cultural contexts. From their practical use as protection against the elements to their status as symbols of power and identity, hats have transcended their primary function to become an important aspect of human expression.

In today's digital-first world, finding time to connect with nature can seem like a luxury. However, research increasingly shows that spending time in the great outdoors is essential for our well-being. Shinrin Yoku, a Japanese practice that translates to "forest bathing", encourages us to immerse ourselves in the natural world.

Birds often fly into windows because they mistake reflections for open spaces or their natural habitats beyond the glass. This problem is particularly challenging for migratory birds, which may not be familiar with the area and its buildings.

We just came back from a trip to Yucatán, a magical part of Mexico where time stands still and ancient knowledge remains relevant to the daily way of living. From dense jungles to pristine beaches, this state remains a hidden jewel waiting to be discovered.

The Temazcal is considered a symbol of birth and renewal, and its purpose is for physical and spiritual purification. The use of Temazcales for physical and spiritual purification has numerous benefits. The most notable include detoxification, improved circulation, stress relief, immune system boost, and emotional healing.

In recent years, pottery has become a popular hobby and for some (like us) a way of active meditation. Here, we explain why, and how to get started.

Roughly translated as “supreme ultimate force”, this mindful movement follows the precepts of a dynamic duality based on the ying-yang, a concept that balances the male/female…

Although there are risks associated with inhaling the smoke from combustion, if done consciously, smoking certain flowers can promote health and spiritual benefits.

A question we get asked often revolves around “the high prices of sustainable fashion”. Our response: it all depends on your lifestyle, budget and creativity. Here we share why.

For our tattoo lovers, here is something you need to know: not all tattoo inks are vegan nor natural. Most brands use very toxic ingredients combined with animal byproducts.

All the food waste you send to landfills releases Methane while decomposing. Methane is a greenhouse gas that is 28 times stronger and more harmful than CO2 emissions. Composting prevents this.

Let’s get one thing straight: waste does not magically dissapear from the earth the minute the pickup truck takes it away from your home’s curbside. It is estimated that every American produces approximately 4 lbs of waste every day.

Despite popular belief, honey isn’t vegan as the bees producing it are exploited for their nectar

It takes one million rose petals to make 1 ounce of rose essential oil. This is a ratio of 0.03-0.2% of the raw material. If we talked in investment language, with the capital being NATURE, the return on capital would be depressive.

Potato milk is the best vegan alternative to dairy, made by DUG, a Swedish food company