Around the Solstice — and every day — we honour the Earth. We slow down. We listen. We remember our place in something bigger. This is for Mother Earth. For the light that sustains us. For the stillness that reconnects us. The Solstice is a turning point â

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What if greed isn’t who we are—but what we’ve been trained to become? Imagine an economy where generosity replaces competition, and beauty—not profit—is the driving force. This vision may be closer than you think.

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urrounded by a forest of cork oak and strawberry trees, hidden on a granite mountain in Serra de Monchique, you can find Sonia. Originally from the north of England and from a Jamaican descent, she spends her days immersed within the rugged landscape that she

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