With the advent of December the holidays are definitely upon us. As wonder | wonder | world breathe in the crisp and clear chill of winter’s approach we turn toward these words of esoteric educator Rudolf Steiner. In ancient times, a man felt himself on Earth, saying this: before I…

A great people traveled from the north and west. For many, many years they moved across the land, leaving settlements in rich river valleys as others moved on. Reaching the eastern edge of the country, some of these people settled on the river later renamed the Delaware. Others moved north…

In a world of constant noise and distraction, we have forgotten the value of silence and solitude. We are constantly bombarded with information, from the news to social media to the latest gossip. This constant stimulation adds stress, anxiety, and overload. wonder | wander | world pick of the week…

One autumn day in the 90s wonder | wander | women visited the US for the first time and saw Miss Saigon on Broadway. It was a magnificent, stirring romance, but it left us feeling betrayed. The white lover saw his Asian marriage as less real than his American one…

On a recent visit to Evans, Georgia wonder | wander | women had the sweet privilege to visit one of its famous nature parks— the Augusta Canal. The canal and industrial district were designated a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark by the American Society of Civil Engineers in 2018.

The triduum of Allhallowtide — All Saints’ Eve (Halloween, Oct 31), All Saints’ Day (Nov 1), and All Souls’ Day (Nov 2) brings much to the fore. Death. Transformation. Letting go. The state of bardo is magnified and multiplied. Stumbling in the mystical mists that are intermediate, transitional, liminal —…

When wonder | wander | women went to see Heavenly Bodies in the Met Cloisters, we checked something else off the bucket list — seeing the original Hunt of the Unicorn tapestries. …

Why do we call the first language we learn as babies our mother tongue? …

Does true democracy stand a chance when old-school authoritarianism is disco-fied to a beat we dance to? Here Lies Love — whose title comes from a quote of Imelda Marcos concerning the words she hopes appear on her tombstone — plays like a coked-up cartoon. …