Celebrating Connectedness
Jessica RathA weekly newsletter about topics related to conscious and empathetic living.
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The More-Than-Human People
If you’re reminded of something like “super-human”, this is absolutely NOT what I mean. Just the opposite, in fact. I’m talking about those who embrace the more-than-human world, and who actively, with great ingenuity, and lots of courage w...
Happy Was Euthanized Today.
I posted this piece on May 22, 2022. The Nonhuman Rights Project had filed a petition for Legal Personhood which was denied. Habeas Corpus applies to humans ONLY, not to non-human animals, according to the majority of the presiding judges....
A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose,
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) researchers observed this flapjack octopus at a depth of approximately 1,180 feet (360 meters). Image credit: MBARI.
Not when it is a cute octopus. Like this particular one, belonging to the...
Oskar,
We have a groundhog living in the garden. He hibernates during the winter but comes out in the spring when it gets warmer and plants begin to sprout. I named him Oskar; no idea whether he really is a male, but that’s what he looks like to m...
An Experiment -
The audio quality isn’t great, so here is a transcript:
“All right, well, here we go. This is something completely new, and I probably won’t repeat this, but this is somewhat a special occasion, and I will explain why, and that’s why I tho...
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I recently moved from a tiny village in northern New Mexico, elevation 7,000ft, to a busy city in Massachusetts, near Boston. The culture shock is intense. My twelve-year-old doggo Max came with me all the way.
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