The author shares a personal journey of overcoming depression through veganism. They discuss how adopting a vegan lifestyle provided a sense of purpose and helped them connect with a larger cause. The author also explores the role of empathy and genetic factors in shaping individual choices and behaviours. They emphasize the importance of compassion and understanding for both humans and animals.
Category: Articles
Welcome to the complete collection of writings by Laura Warner. This archive brings together every story, guide, and reflection featured on the blog—ranging from veganism and animal rights to mental health and feminist theory. With a unique perspective rooted in Toronto, these articles provide a holistic view of what it means to live consciously in today’s world. Browse the full library to find inspiration for your own journey of self-improvement and global impact.
The Surprising Health Benefits of Dandelions and Other Edible Weeds
The author discusses the nutritional and medicinal benefits of common weeds like dandelions, red clover, plantain, and cattails. They argue that these plants have been overlooked due to a reliance on processed foods and a lack of knowledge about their benefits. The author encourages readers to incorporate these weeds into their diet and to break away from conventional food habits for a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle.
The Difference Between Gradual and Sudden Veganism
Exploring veganism? Gradual shifts may ease the transition, but immediate action aids animal welfare. Genetics and gut health play roles. Individual learning curves vary, yet all steps toward plant-based living matter.
Beyond the Nine-to-Five: Rethinking Modern Working Habits
The author argues for a more conscious approach to work, urging readers to consider the impact of their employment choices. They criticize the one-sided nature of job interviews and advocate for a process where both employer and candidate assess compatibility. They criticize corporations prioritizing profit over social and environmental responsibility. The author highlights the importance of researching companies before committing to them and encourages people to align their work with their values.
