I wanted to call my recent article, “We all die alone.”
But the editors of the online...
7 Life-Review Questions for the Living & the Dying
This article first appeared in Elephant Journal. I wanted to call it “We all die alone” but the editors thought no one would click on it. I disagree. But the message still comes...
Dear Ancestors: here’s what I Need from you as I Unwind this Generational Trauma.
As I continue to dive more deeply into therapy, I notice many threads connecting me to my family lineage.
My mother and my grandmother’s lives, impacted by the fates and the choices of even further...
Whoever Dies with the Least Stuff Wins: 9 Tips for Moving Lightly through Life.
“Fifty percent of life is letting go,” says the poet David Whyte.
We can see this mirrored in the natural world through the seasons, the moon cycles, and the life stages of all living things....
Interview with Lee Warren on End-of-Life Paperwork & Literacy Workshop through Earthaven Ecovillage
Transcript of Interview with Lee Warren
Courtney Brooke (CB): Hi folks, I’m here with Lee Warren. Hi Lee.
Lee: Hi Courtney Brooke.
CB: Good to be with you and we’re here to talk about an...
How might a permaculturist view the COVID-19 pandemic?
Originally published in the SOIL (School of Integrated Living) Newsletter and Blog, here.
As the COVID-19 crisis continues to unfold, many of us are eager to glean meaning arising from witnessing...
Community Grief
This article was first published by Communities Magazine, Warren, Lee. “Community Grief.” COMMUNITIES: Life in Cooperative Culture, No. 185 (Winter 2019): 53-57. Earthaven Ecovillage. The article...
Exploring a Conscious Death
Mary’s guest, Lee Warren shares her amazing, heartfelt journey she and her community took as they walked by the side of their beloved friend, Kimchi through a very intentional,...







