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"Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute experience."

I closed my eyes to look inward and found
a universe waiting to be explored.”

— YUNG PUEBLO

starry night skiy

I closed my eyes to look inward and found
a universe waiting to be explored.”

— YUNG PUEBLO

people gather fresh produce

“Food is not just fuel.
Food is about family,
food is about community,
food is about identity.

And we nourish all those
things when we eat well.”

— MICHAEL POLLAN

“True health has nothing to do with
diagnosing a disease or prolonging life
just for the sake of it;
it’s about finding out who we are,
paying attention to how we’re called to grow and change,
and listening
to what makes our heart sing.”

— GLADYS McGAREY

woman feeding birds

“True health has nothing to do with diagnosing a disease or prolonging life just for the sake of it;
it’s about finding out who we are, paying attention to how we’re called to grow and change, and listening to what makes our heart sing.”

— GLADYS McGAREY

“And the best kind of self-care,
I will argue, is rest.”

— CLAUDIA HAMMOND

serene scene of home next to reeds and lake
serene scene of home next to reeds and lake

“And the best kind of self-care,
I will argue, is rest.”

— CLAUDIA HAMMOND

hikers on top of a mountain

“Only those who will risk
going too far
can possibly find out
how far one can go.”

— T. S. ELIOT

“Food has a culture.
It has a history. It has a story.
It has relationships.”

— WINONA LADUKE

people sharing a salad

“Food has a culture.
It has a history. It has a story.
It has relationships.”

— WINONA LADUKE

“Our greatest glory
is not in never falling

but in rising
every time we fall.”

— OLIVER GOLDSMITH

a woman surfing
a woman surfing

“Our greatest glory
is not in never falling

but in rising
every time we fall.”

— OLIVER GOLDSMITH

“We cannot be happy if we expect to live all the time
at the highest peak of intensity.
Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of
balance and order and rhythm and harmony.”

— THOMAS MERTON

a lone, bare tree next to a lake shore

“We cannot be happy if we expect to live all the time at the highest peak of intensity.
Happiness is not a matter of intensity but of balance and order and rhythm and harmony.”

— THOMAS MERTON

Experience Life magazine
Experience Life Staff

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