Ecofeminism

The Wholing ~ By ElizaBeth Coira

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Photograph: (C)2019 ElizaBeth Coira. A sacred grove in the Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park, Washington, USA.

Wishing you all a wonderful, bright, joyous day filled with Love 💜🌞💜

I am reminded that Thanksgiving day, here in the US, can invoke different feelings for different folks. For many, it is a time to gather with family and friends in joy, love, and celebration. For those that have lost loved ones, this can also be a difficult time. And for those who have lost countless family members and entire ways of simply being…a very real part of the Thanksgiving story and legacy…I too reflect on that immeasurable sense of loss and trauma still playing out today.

The good news is we have an opportunity, to come together, today and everyday…to acknowledge, heal, respect, share, and interconnect…to create and open brighter possibilities, a better way…Together. We’re all in it together, here and now. I’m thankful to share this possibility, and round of existence with you my friends.

With Love, Light, Peace, and Gratitude,
Beth 💜🌞💜

Whale Song ~ By ElizaBeth Coira

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Gray whales have been washing up on the west coast of the United States lately, and no one knows precisely why…but it’s no secret that we humans, or at least some of we humans, are taking more than our fair share. Over the past month, on two separate camping trips to different areas of the Washington coast, I sadly encountered two different gray whales dead, washed ashore.

Life is sacred, magnificent, beautiful in all forms. Shall we find a better way, for us all, together…

Photo: (C) 2019 ElizaBeth Coira. Gray whale washed ashore dead, near Grayland, Washington, USA, May 2019.