Chris has been a featured health expert in leading international media, including The Atlantic (USA), Globe & Mail (Canada), and Healthy (UK); he has been a featured speaker at top Paleo conferences, including Ancestral Health Symposium, PaleoFX, and Wise Traditions, and his work has been endorsed by leading health practitioners and scientists at institutions including Harvard Medical School.
Miernowska describes the account in her profile as a space for "teaching & practicing herbalism, plant spirit healing, wise woman tradition, earth magic, foraging, biodynamic gardening & sacred plant botanicals".
After all, didn't George Washington voluntarily limit his tenure to eight years--and thereby start a wise presidential tradition that was ultimately enshrined in the 22nd Amendment?
"Truth was, I was also intent on following a wise American tradition of ex-presidents gracefully exiting the political stage and making room for new voices and new ideas".
(CIA veteran sage Saul Berenson, played by Mandy Patinkin, did noble work in the wise-man tradition of Gandalf and Obi-Wan Kenobi).
The piñatas are usually crafted in the form of a star, which was said to have guided the three wise men of biblical tradition to the newborn Jesus.
Jess Cartner-Morley If Morecambe & Wise is a Christmas tradition in your household, you too will have an intimate knowledge of the choreography of the Breakfast Sketch.
By failing to articulate what's actually wise about the American tradition of heterosexual-only marriage, Judge Sutton is left with little more than a puffed-up Tevye-style appeal to tradition for tradition's sake.
Magi, singular Magus, also called Wise Men, in Christian tradition, the noble pilgrims "from the East" who followed a miraculous guiding star to Bethlehem, where they paid homage to the infant Jesus as king of the Jews (Matthew 2 1 12).
She was just a modern ambassador for an ancient tradition of wise women and cunning folk, her powers submerged in yards of tulle and masked by a treacly voice.
