Melanie Levitin

In our world, the major rule is to get married before you’re too old—and “too old” varies from 25 – 35, depending on where you live. The rule should be “whatever you do, don’t marry the wrong person,” but society frowns much more upon a 37-year-old single person than it does an unhappily married 37-year-old with two children

There was also a form of parrhesia devised to give a person the license to speak freely without fearing for his or her life. For example, to combat flattery received as a result of one’s status, granting parrhesia was a way for a person of consequence to learn the truth from someone in a subordinate position without this being considered

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Mother Nature is Looking for You

We are on a mission to change the system

To work with evangelists passionate about alternatives to the overwrought health industrial complex

To listen to what millennia of evolution have taught us 

Why did we forget? 

Why did we lose this wisdom?

So we’re calling all creators!

Who care. 

Who dare. 

Who are ready to change

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Trust and security. Secrets are poison to a relationship, because they form an invisible wall inside the relationship, leaving both people somewhat alone in the world—and besides, who wants to spend 50 years lying or worrying about hiding something? And on the other side of secrets will often be suspicion, a concept that directly clashes with the

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The Best of Mother Nature – Backed By Science

Speaking to a Chef in South Africa about how he got into cooking, asked "is this always what you wanted to do?" he said "no, but it doesn't matter as much what you do as it is putting your heart into so you can grow as a person"

A paradigm-shifting candid conversation that you don’t need to find the right fit, rather you can make it but putting your

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