Introducing The Daily Puhpowee By Jeffrey Morel

Introducing The Daily Puhpowee By Jeffrey Morel Introducing the daily puhpowee subscribe for a helping of emergent insights. jeffrey morel. jan 9, 2023. Introducing the daily puhpowee. they say if you’re good at something, never do it for free. maybe that makes sense in a market economy, but it’s never sat right with me — because our talents aren’t mere commodities. we come by them naturally, through pursuing the things we love and the people who inspire us, with or without expectation.

Intro To The Flow By Jeffrey Morel Foraging For More Jeffree morel. 1. 1. see all. prose, poetry, and prose poetry for regenerating culture and reintegrating humanity with nature. based in eugene, oregon. click to read foraging for more, by jeffree morel, a substack publication. launched 2 years ago. At its essence, ‘puhpowee’ is what ecopsychology is all about. this word speaks to a power, intelligence, and flourishing that we’re all wanting, and occurs naturally in the world around us. we think the most ‘woke’ and transformative people and organizations are those who have aligned with ‘puhpowee’. we can be our best selves as. My first taste of the missing language was the word puhpowee on my tongue. i stumbled upon it in a book by the anishinaabe ethnobotanist keewaydinoquay, in a treatise on the traditional uses of fungi by our people. puhpowee, she explained, translates as “the force which causes mushrooms to push up from the earth overnight.” as a biologist. My first taste of the missing language was the word puhpowee on my tongue. i stumbled upon it in a book by the anishinaabe ethnobotanist keewaydinoquay, in a treatise on the traditional uses of fungi by our people. puhpowee, she explained, translates as “the force which causes mushrooms to push up from the earth overnight.” as a biologist.

Jeffrey Morel On A Comedy Advice Podcast Youtube My first taste of the missing language was the word puhpowee on my tongue. i stumbled upon it in a book by the anishinaabe ethnobotanist keewaydinoquay, in a treatise on the traditional uses of fungi by our people. puhpowee, she explained, translates as “the force which causes mushrooms to push up from the earth overnight.” as a biologist. My first taste of the missing language was the word puhpowee on my tongue. i stumbled upon it in a book by the anishinaabe ethnobotanist keewaydinoquay, in a treatise on the traditional uses of fungi by our people. puhpowee, she explained, translates as “the force which causes mushrooms to push up from the earth overnight.” as a biologist. The rain let up for the afternoon, gifting us an easy play day in the forest of seward park with it’s old growth treasures. the wisdom encapsulated in the anishinaabe word “puhpowee”* – the force that causes mushrooms to emerge from the earth overnight danced along our path, as we chose to take notice of the mysteries of life that unfurl all around us. Dark chocolate covered honeycomb do i love you, or the fat and sugar you come with?.