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Rewild yourself with campfire cookouts and stargazing in remote locations. Discover tips for outdoor cooking, stargazing, and reconnecting w
Rewilding Yourself: Campfire Cookouts and Stargazing in Remote Locations
Rewild yourself with campfire cookouts and stargazing in remote locations. Discover tips for outdoor cooking, stargazing, and reconnecting with nature.
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Rewild Yourself, 23 Spellbinding Way to Make Nature More Visible, by Simon Barnes 💚
In the first episode of the ReWild Yourself! Podcast, I'm honored to bring you Arthur Haines, a plant taxonomist who practices and shares a neoaboriginal life way to foster awareness, connection, health and self-reliance. We discuss a very important question: Are we really Homo sapiens? We get into the 4 criteria that define a domesticated species and find that it might make sense to begin classifying humans a little differently. Enter Homo sapiens domesticofragilis, or wise, fragile, domesticated man. Arthur gives us the key factors to transcending domestication and living the NeoAboriginal Lifeway.
In light of today’s ”holy”-day (holiday) I thought this podcast would be good to share... While the origin of the supposed sanctity of today can obviously be dismissed as corrupt, if not wholly blasphemous, the sentiment (giving thanks) that is now largely intended to associate with the celebration can be seen in relation to our present condition. It could be said that it has no place yet - that we must first create something to be thankful for - and in a way I feel that is incredibly the case, but we also cannot dismiss our roots, the potential that is within our species and the rest of the biosphere of Earth, and the place there is right now for acknowledging that potential and being thankful for it. Today, as any day, can become part of the creation of a new way of living for the improvement of the systems of life on this planet; our spaceship.
