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Recently, I listened to an episode of Accidental Gods featuring architect and biomimicry pioneer Michael Pawlyn. Titled “Of Beetles’ Wings and Brittlestars: Using Biomimicry to Co-Create a Flourishing Future,” it felt like a gentle nudge from the universe—an invitation to weave his ideas into the tapestry I’m currently creating, one threaded with ancestral wisdom and […]
in Scandinavia, kinship is more than family ties—it’s a way of being. It lives in the rituals we inherit, the animals we honor, and the landscapes we belong to. Inspired by Carina Lyall’s Earth Medicine Mentorship, I explore how kinship shows up in Nordic traditions, from candlelight in the dark season to the quiet wisdom of the raven. This post is a reflection on remembering our place in the web of life, and how small acts of reverence can lead to deep transformation.