Hey little human, what are you doing in that tree?
For centuries we have been fascinated by art and how it imitates life. They say it started with cave paintings. With all those images of people and animals, which reflected an image of life at that time. So who could have known that in the meantime someone else has been imitating us! None other than nature. Hey little person, it seems to say: what are you doing in that tree?
Mysterious light orbs in Texas and Australia: A supernatural perspective.
Mysterious light orbs have been sighted from all over the world for generations. Take the famous erratic dancing Min Min lights in the Australian outback. Or the Marfa Lights in the middle of nowhere in Texas, USA. Some people try to explain them scientifically, others like to keep things mysterious. Some also give them a supernatural meaning. But if orbs were something supernatural, what would be the cause?
I just love to smile! Life perspective of a little grass blade
Have you ever wondered what the perspective on life would be of a tiny, vulnerable grass blade? Pretty great as it happens. Turns out: A grass blade is busy smiling!
Nature is awe-inspiring. But can we truly connect with something we ideolise?
You only have to watch a TV documentary about nature to realise how we love to see it portrayed in all of its splendour. Films about nature have elevating music, that special way of narrating, and amazing imagery. But…can we connect with something that we idealise?
Let’s talk about cooking: Welcome to your new kitchen!
A good meal needs expensive ingredients. It needs a long time to prepare. It needs a good recipe. It needs to be from a certain country, like “Italian.” It needs meat as the centre of attention. Right? Mary Contrary begs to differ. She has put aside all her ideas about cooking. And she feels a lot better for it, she says. Mary’s advice is simple: Time to shake things up! A nice healthy meal doesn’t have to be complicated.
Are horses just for riding? Sharing our point of view with our animals.
There are ‘horse owners’ who take their horse for a walk instead of riding it. They say it’s a great thing to do for both horse and rider. That it helps them see the world from their horse’s perspective and creates a stronger bond between them. All by changing their perspective a little. So: are horses just for riding?
We got the T-Shirt: Has the angry group’s ‘them and us’ opinion approach had its day?
We disagree on a certain issue and want to make our opinion heard. So, we should join forces and form an anti-group. Right? After all, we have to take a stand and make ourselves heard. But does this mean other approaches won’t work? When it comes to expressing our opinions, has the them-and-us approach had its day?