by Fi Jamieson Folland | Dec 10, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
I believe in my bones that there really is always a silver lining. To everything. You’ll remember a dilemma I was having recently around preserving the indigenous species here in New Zealand. I do find the fact that there are so many species actually disappearing both...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Nov 11, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Living Lightly
Can you relate to my journey? I absolutely love animals and I prefer for them not to be killed for my benefit. I started out eating all foods including those from animals and not thinking about what I was wearing, for example leather shoes. I segwayed to vegetarian...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Oct 7, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Learning for Life
If this is a philosophy that you believe has legs, then you’re reading the right blog! I’ve certainly found that there’s a lot of wisdom for us to gain from looking at the Blue Zones. You may have already heard of them, if not – these are the areas in the world...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Sep 9, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Giving Back
Is patience underrated? I believe it is. We’ve all had experiences of things we don’t like, and it’s inevitable that there will be plenty more non-ideal scenarios ahead for us in our lifetimes. What I’ve become fascinated with is how we handle these experiences that...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Aug 4, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Living Lightly
Here’s the hot topic – predator control. This is a bit tricky for me because as a vegan (although I do eat some fish sometimes based on listening to my body’s needs) I’ve had a dilemma on this one because I love animals. Here in New Zealand, we have a big...
by Fi Jamieson Folland | Jul 8, 2022 | Articles, Conscious Living, Spirit/Mind
This is one of those questions that’s best suited to our own personal cellular fingerprint, as each of us are unique when it comes to our health needs. It really is simply like anything else… …because one approach might work for me, it doesn’t necessarily mean that it...
