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Issue 14: December 2022 Dear Friends, Welcome to the Foundation for Health Creation Winter Solstice Issue! This time is perfect for reflecting on our journeys throughout the past year and visualizing our next steps as we enter into a new one. The ancients who built Stonehenge purposely aligned it with the winter solstice sunset (as well as its summer equivalent), … [Read more...] about Winter 2022 Newsletter

Issue 13: October 2022 As the Season Turns With the recent fall equinox, autumn has officially arrived here in the Northern hemisphere. There is a palpable crispness to the air, making the slanting, golden rays of sun even more appreciated as the days noticeably shorten. After a summer of activity, inspiration, and exhalation, we may now find ourselves growing a bit … [Read more...] about Fall 2022 Newsletter

Issue 12: April 2022 Finding the Good That is Possible Dear friends, Spring is here! Each year, the earth renews our faith in the health and goodness that is possible. Nature shows us that life has an innate capacity to regenerate and even flourish. And if nature can do this despite neglect and abuse and in the midst of devastating world events, imagine what might be … [Read more...] about Spring 2022 Newsletter

Issue 11: December 2021 Winter Solstice and the mystery of birth Dear friends, As 2021 winds down and we reflect on the events of the past year, we are filled with contrasting feelings that are a signature of these times: grief, fatigue, concern, and also hope, gratitude and courage. The darkness and cold of winter give us an opportunity to slow down, rest and … [Read more...] about Winter 2021 Newsletter

Issue 10: July 2021 Summer's in Swing... Dear friends,We are delighted to bring you this summer issue on “Fostering Community through Agriculture.” We at FHC strongly believe in the power of nature and farming to teach us how to build community. Access to nourishing food is a prerequisite for health and should be a right and a responsibility shared equally by … [Read more...] about Summer 2021: Fostering Community Through Agriculture