Healthy Tamworth

05/04/2026

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04/24/2026

04/18/2026

Starting tonight at the Hall! You can register before class if you haven’t already.

04/10/2026

Its core idea closely reflects themes found in Confucianism, especially the emphasis on self examination over blaming others.

Confucius taught that a cultivated person looks inward for faults rather than outward, as captured in the line, “The gentleman seeks it in himself; the petty man seeks it in others.” This aligns with the first two stages of the quote, where moral growth begins by moving from blaming others to recognizing one’s own role in events.

However, the final stage, “blaming no one,” goes beyond classical Confucian thought and moves closer to ideas found in Daoism and Buddhism. In those traditions, the highest level of understanding is not just self correction but a kind of detachment from blame altogether. Instead of assigning fault, one sees events as the result of interconnected causes and conditions, without clinging to resentment or even self criticism. This creates a sense of clarity and calm rather than moral tension.

04/06/2026

Learning about the wonderful world of nature is one of the best medicines for the disenchanted modern heart. There is a plethora of wild food, medicine and beauty at your door step. Join Blair Richards-Koeslag from the Golden Bough Tree Farm on herbal adventures in the nursery and around The Tree Farm. Taste flavours unique to our ecosystem. Learn about the medicine that is available year round, dig up roots and make a wild salad. There are more herbal adventures that will be offered this year so keep your eyes on the workshops page.

https://goldenboughtreefarm.ca/pages/workshops
Hope to see you there!