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Children like to ask why. They want to know how things got to be this way? What is the nature of this world we are thrust into, and how come it is set up like this? In this collection of stories for the children in all of us, connection phenomenologist Natureza Gabriel explores the original language, the fireplace at the center of the village, how humans are like water, and other things it might be useful for children to understand if they wan...

Inuit peoples have 50 words for snow because their survival requires this. Language provides texture, clarity, and differentiation of our experiences. It maps the knowable, and provides containers for our experience. The origin of words also deeply reveals how we see ourselves, our world, and our place in it. But how can you talk with clarity and precision about something that has happened if there are no words for it in your language? Driven ...

Drawing on cutting-edge neurophysiology and ancient awareness practices, a pioneering connection phenomenologist maps a medicine of the ancestral future. The landmark Adverse Childhood Experiences study, the largest epidemiological study of trauma ever done, suggests that more than two thirds of American adults are carrying trauma from early childhood adversity. Yet the study did not even conceptualize social trauma: the impacts of racism, sex...