I was riding on the back of a scooter on my way to the hospital. My hand hurt after being stung by an insect. My grandmother and uncle thought it should be examined. Yet my first thought was not the pain, but the fear of getting a shot. When the doctor asked how I was feeling, I told him it already felt better. Not because it actually did, but because I wanted to avoid getting a shot at all costs. My fear of needles was greater than my common sense. Looking back, I realize th

In a previous column, I wrote about becoming more aware of nature. Yet in practice, I still see little change. We talk about it, we share messages, we nod in agreement, but real change? That often fails to happen. It is often said: "The heavens are the Lord’s, and the earth He has given to mankind." But if you look honestly at what we have done with that earth, it is sometimes simply heartbreaking. It is not something to be proud of, rather something to reflect on, perhaps ev

I’m starting a new series about what we’re doing with everything we receive for the Homeostasis Foundation. Of course, over the past few years I’ve already shared quite a lot, but from now on I really want to do this in a more inspirational and fun way. So this is the first post of the series. Today I’m sharing our DIY WECK mini planters. A while ago we received a lot of terracotta pots, and just last week someone gave me three WECK jars. I’ve seen different DIY mini planter