Anandamayi Baker

Hello and happy August to our hive of Jazianzza friends. We hope that the summer is bringing you unexpected delights and a greater openness to the little things in life. Jazi was quite adamant about wanting this newsletter to focus on her cousins, the native bees. She’s happy that her memoir, Bee-Coming Strong, is bringing […]

Greetings to all in our hive, wherever on this incredible planet you might be. Jazianzza and I are grateful to have you join us in this July newsletter. It seems to have been a whirlwind month, as well as a whirlwind year, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. That brings us to our

Hello to everyone in our beautiful hive, both far and near. Jazi and I hope you’re finding moments of peace and sweetness amidst the flurry of life. Change is happening all around us, whether we want it or not, whether we notice it or not. One thing we can depend on…change is inevitable. You know,

Greetings to everyone in this time of Spring. Jazzianza’s family is busy these days! If you can plant some native flowers to support them, that would be wonderful. They are loving the borage and lavender I have for them in the backyard. I hope they’re visiting near you, as well. Although we’ve talked about it

Greetings to all in our hive, young and old, near and far away. Thank you for being here with us today when you could be anywhere else but here and now. Jazianzza wanted me to share the moving poem “Earthrise” by powerful wordsmith and activist Amanda Gorman. Although she wrote it back in 2018, the

Hello, welcome to our hive, and thank you for joining us today. Jazianzza and I know that there are many things, perhaps now more than ever, that could be calling your attention. We are grateful that you are here with us. There’s so much uncertainty in the world, so many things to pull our attention

Greetings to all in our hive, far and wide, young and older. Jazianzza and I wish you a 2025 filled with much joy, good health, abundance, and deep peace. We also want to wish you a new year filled with wonder. Why wonder, you might ask. The other day, I was sitting in the backyard,

Hello, and greetings to all of you in our hive. The holiday season is upon us and Jazianzza and I hope that you can slow down long enough to sense the wonder of life itself. Jazi wanted me to ask you to take the time to notice not only bees flying from flower to flower

Hello to our dear hive. We hope you are doing well and staying strong. This month’s newsletter is a bit different, given the outcome of the elections. No matter who you voted for, I think we can all agree that this has been an exhausting and dark part of our history. Jazi thought it would