by NalaWalla | Mar 12, 2019 | ancestors, griefwork, liberation practice, Uncategorized
“Time is constantly running out, it seems. Seeking solutions leads to the discovery of new problems I cannot unknow. I miss the days of elementary school when it felt that just giving enough fucks was enough to move mountains, to feel that success was...
by NalaWalla | Jun 14, 2018 | ancestors, ancestral nutrition, food activism, griefwork, liberation practice
I walk quietly on barefeet through my garden, erupting with summer solstice blooms, butterflies filled to bursting with nectar. I have to expand my ribs….. lower, around the sides…to be able breathe in all this in. To really eat this beauty. I slow...
by NalaWalla | Apr 28, 2018 | ancestors, griefwork, lineage repair, Uncategorized
Sweet Spring swings back round the wheel of the year Chirping frogs and bursting blossoms Lovely lady dandelion with her impossibly yellow mane. Her perky face popping among the grasses Always reminds me of my mother going to her grave adorned in golden garlands Each...
by NalaWalla | Apr 23, 2018 | ecosomatics, food activism, griefwork, liberation practice
GREENWASH DU JOUR: “Farm to Bag” By Nala Walla Today I beheld a bag of pretzels, boldly waving its banner: Farm to Bag???!!!! Call me crazy, but doesn’t this sentiment drastically miss the point? The whole idea behind the farm-to-table...
by Susan Marjanovic | Jul 27, 2017 | ancestors, ecosomatics, griefwork, lineage repair, nutrient dense recipes, Uncategorized
I know this isn’t a very marketable name for a food, but I don’t care: these Popsicles are the shiznit! No added sweetener. Just sunripe goodness coupled with nutrient-dense all-stars like coconut oil and grassfed butter. A treat you can be confident will actually...
by NalaWalla | Apr 14, 2017 | ecosomatics, griefwork, liberation practice
DECOLONIZING THE BODY: An Inquisition By Nala Walla The colonialism of the last few hundred years has left a strong imprint upon our bodies. The impact is clearly visible on our greater Earthly Body–our landscapes: Fertile soils laid black and bare by plows,...
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