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In I Used to Be a Mountain, Sterling Lambert reflects on impermanence, presence, and the paradox of life. Drawing on images of stardust, breath, and stone, he invites us to pause, listen deeply, and embrace change as the very essence of meaning. This piece is a reminder that beauty doesn’t come from perfection, but from the unfolding dance of becoming.

I have those words written on my desktop as a reminder so that each and everyday I will remember my human frailty. That I will die. ...

Beautiful flower arrangements around Bali. Greetings! This monthly blog is offered in hopes of connecting with the CMHC community, which...

Greetings! This monthly blog is offered in hopes of connecting with the CMHC community, which I deeply value, as one who is bringing...

Buddhist Festival in Southeast Asia I often hear my teachers talk about relationships and how life is all about relationships. I found...

It is estimated that over 50 million Americans will be going hiking in 2022. Hiking as an activity is growing fast and furiously. Do you...

In the first installment of this series, join photographer Payton Pan's oceanside discussion of nature's important lessons.

How do we discover calm and peace amidst life’s uncertainties? Dr. Heidi Schreiber-Pan will enhance our ability to cope with anxiety and wor

Every year millions of people flock to national parks, seeking wonder and awe, rest and tranquility. The possibility exists that people’s de