Posted on October 31, 2021
by Jan Peppler
Leave a Comment
Dia de los Muertos is a celebration of remembering. To love is to remember. To be remembered is to live. To be loved is to be home.
Category: Death & Dying, Holidays, Love & Belonging, Meditations on LivingTags: allhollowseve, allsaintsday, altars, death, diadelosmuertos, diademuertos, family, friends, Holidays, lovedones, ofrendas
Posted on October 25, 2021
by Jan Peppler
Leave a Comment
What do Harry Potter, Little Women, and Lady Bird have in common? They all have interesting representations of Mom. The nurturing, baking cookies,always there with a hug kind of mom.
Category: On the Topic of Home, ParentsTags: ArchetypalMother, ArchetypalPsychology, archetypes, Demeter, DemeterandPersephone, DemeterMother, findinghome, GilmoreGirls, Greek mythology, Greekmyth, HarryPotter, home, homearchetype, individuation, JungianPsychology, LadyBird, leavinghome, LittleWomen, Mom, motherarchetype, MrChurch, Myth, Persephone, TroopZero, Wherethewildthingsare
Posted on October 21, 2021
by Jan Peppler
Leave a Comment
To be tethered is to have roots.
To be tethered is to know home.
Category: community, featured, Love & Belonging, Meditations on Living, On the Topic of HomeTags: #findinghome, #love, community, connection, eternalsunshineofthespotlessmind, family, friendship, friendships, home, marriage, relationships, tetheredhearts, theuntetheredsoul, wellbeing
Posted on October 11, 2021
by Jan Peppler
Leave a Comment
Today we recognize the 574 tribes of Native Americans in the U.S. today and the millions who were here when we took their homes.
Category: Homesickness & Nostalgia, Landscape and Environment, On the Topic of HomeTags: #findinghome, americanindians, AndrewJackson, christophercolumbus, home, IndianRemovalAct, indigenouspeoples, indigenouspeoplesday, nativeamericans, Oklahoma, oklahomahistory, trailoftears, ushistory
Posted on October 6, 2021
by Jan Peppler
Leave a Comment
Living in a city can mean continuous bombardment by noise. But leaf blowers are always jarring. Enjoying tranquility in our yards and parks is priceless. Where do YOU find serenity in nature?
Jan Peppler HOME 