Terpene Therapy

Today I decided to take Sheba for a walk at Calvary Cemetery to reflect on the past weekend, which was eventful to say the least! I had the opportunity to take my Mom's ashes back to her hometown of Princeton, IN for a memorial service for both her and my Uncle Rob. It was a good ceremony and I ended up closing a couple of spiritual loops that needed to be closed; in the proper way of course. I ended the night with a big bowl of alphabet soup and enjoyed some live music from Lady Laveaux, AHC...

This week Sheba and I went to go explore Eva Boardman Park, one of the more underrated locations in my local area! It's a bit of a shorter episode this week since I am having to make arrangements for my Uncle's funeral, but you know I had to capture some consciousness anyway! I picked this location because it is a place of only good memories for me and it's one of those locations where I can effectively reflect on past events, plan for the future, and enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets i...

Today I decided to explore a new trail at Iroquois Park that I had never been on before! Sometimes you have to take a chance on something new in this life, and so walking the new path is a great metaphor for the topic of the episode. I share some ideas on living within the balance between universal chaos and the synchronistic mindset. Walking the line between the two seems to be important in regards to staying within the flow of positive energy. I hope that you're having a good day whenever a...

Today is a calmer day on the seas of life over here for me, so I decided to take sheba to one of my favorite locations in Cherokee park: The Chauffeurs Rest! This is a very special part of this park for me, as it is home to the tree of wisdom, which has been featured in a couple of previous Terpene Therapy episodes! I like to come here whenever it is time to reflect on pivotal moments of life and I usually come away with a semblance of an idea on how to move forward in a happy and healthy way...

Today's hike is located at Caperton Swamp aka Old Gregg's Lair. I always like to come here to reflect on life whenever things get very heavy, as they have been for the past week. Luckily over the years I've learned to navigate rough seas and this section of my life will play out as it does; just as every other section has. I wish the best for my friend, psychosis is no joke and it can take a long time to come back from. I have experienced it myself when I lived in an unhealthy and misaligned ...