At the Evolving Edge
A synthesis of archetypal insights, unfolding creativity and soulful wisdom
Symbiosis: Health and ecology
The ecological concept of symbiosis meaning ‘life together’ has been central to all of Monica’s work since the early 1980s. She has supported symbiotic ways to improve the microbial health of our soil, plants, animals and humans. Monica has belonged to various organisations such as the:
- International Biological Medicine
- McCarrison Society, Health through Nutrition
- Society of Homeopaths
- British Holistic Medicine Association
- Biodynamic Association and support of Biodynamic farms
- Goethean Enquiry Study groups
- Bioneers
Endosymbiosis and evolution
Monica was the first person to introduce Professor Dr. Günther Enderlein (1872-1968) into the English language. She has researched, published and educated practitioners internationally about his theory on bacterial cyclogeny and symbiotic approach to health.
Love of nature and ecology
Monica is half Swedish and lives in the English countryside with her husband where they share their love of Bernese mountain dogs and horses. For more than thirty years, they have nurtured their local ecosystem by enhancing the conservation of wildlife, birds and bees. They planted more than 500 deciduous trees and created hedgerows to support a rich diversity of species. With guidance from the Countryside Stewardship scheme they managed wildflower meadows to increase the population of rare species and butterflies. New ponds also provided further natural habitats. Monica has created organic vegetable and herb gardens, and she chooses to eat whole foods sourced from organic and biodynamic farmers.
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