I Feel, Therefore, I Write.
Thinking is hard. Thinking through a complex problem is even harder. We all have thoughts, but we’re rarely thinking in an efficient manner. Thoughts seem to pop-up into a narrative that feels correct. Through repetition, those thoughts become justified beliefs. Continue Reading
Heraclitus is one of my favourite philosophers. His small book Fragments is easy to read and fundamental to understand. His core teaching that the only constant in life is change was crucial in my future outlook with Motor Neuron Disease (ALS). Continue Reading
Often, in our worst moments of despair, the answer to salvation lies as a forgotten clue in our past. Continue Reading
Choosing the right herbs can be daunting. We take an introductory look at how the traditional Greek Element theory, helps us to see patterns of Heat, Cold, Moisture and Dryness to determine the correct herbal choice. Continue Reading
Short Fiction: 7 min. read.
It’s Michael’s 25th birthday, but on opening a wardrobe he finds more than just clothes; there’s something missing. Continue Reading
Whether they’re prescribed by a physician, naturopath, herbalist or self-medicating via health shops, chemists and online shopping, more consumers are turning away from conventional medicine as their sole avenue for healthcare. Reading Time: 7 min. Continue Reading
Thinking of starting your own herbal medicine cabinet? With internal and external applications, Peppermint is an essential addition. Continue Reading
Thinking of starting your own herbal medicine cabinet? With internal and external applications, Cayenne is an essential addition. Continue Reading
This is part 3, of a 3-part series of essays on my journey with ALS. In this third and last piece, I hope to share with you some of the things I’ve done, and learned along the way, to make life worth living despite ALS. Continue Reading
This is part 2, of a 3-part series of reflections on my journey with ALS. This second reflection, will be about my psychological experience of the ALS process, and its effects on my daily life. Continue Reading
This is part 1, of a 3-part series of reflections on my journey with ALS. This first reflection, will be about my physical experience of the ALS process, and its effects on my daily life. Continue Reading
Riding a motorcycle is a lot like life: it can be a lot of fun but it can put you horizontal if you’re not paying attention. Here are my five basic bike rules to keep you upright – on the road and in life – and keep you around to ride a bit longer. Continue Reading
Presenting 5 Herbs classically used by Herbalists to help men when and where they need it most. From prostate problems to fertility and sexual dysfunction, regular use of these herbs will help you get back on track. Continue Reading
The female hormonal system is truly a wonder of nature responsible for the complexity of allowing childbirth. However, because of this complexity, these hormones can play havoc with your body and mind. These 5 herbs have traditionally survived the test of time as primary remedies to get you back on track. Continue Reading
I killed my best friend today. I don’t want to soften it by saying, I put her down. Or euthanised. That term is reserved for when both parties understand what’s about to happen. You didn’t. You felt you were coming Continue Reading
Looking for a few ideas on which herbs are best for a cleanse? Alteratives are herbs that tone and support optimal function in the body. Here’s five of my favourites. Continue Reading
Epicurus was one of the last great Greek philosophers to focus on the subject of living a happy life. His approach, commonly known as Epicureanism, has been a widely misunderstood term often associated with a lifestyle of excess pleasure, particularly Continue Reading
What’s so good about rationality and reason anyway? Isn’t heart and passion more important? Isn’t that what gets things done? Well, yes and no. Spock proves otherwise. Continue Reading
Especially nutritious herbs are called Nutritives to describe their action. All herbs are nutritious simply on the basis that they’re plants. However, some are obviously much higher on the scale, being rich in vitamins, minerals or antioxidants; while others are Continue Reading
In the online world, we are bombarded by choice. With so much choice, you can easily fall into the trap of choosing the cheapest. When it comes to your health however, quantity may not be the attribute to look for but rather quality. Quality products; Quality service; Quality principles. Herbosophy is unquestioningly solely motivated to fulfill those three pillars, always. Continue Reading