Four hundred miles below the surface of the Earth is an ocean of fresh water that is three times larger in volume than all the water [salt and fresh] on the surface of the Earth. This reservoir of water -- hidden in the Earth's mantle -- is like our vestibular mechanism in the inner ear. It’s the balancer of this planet as it spins and orbits in free space. Earth is a living creature with Soul and with lungs that breathe, just like all of the life that exists on her. The human body has up to 70 trillion cells, but it has over 100 trillion microbes inside. This combination of health is within us and we are all the microbes with-out that live on the body of Mother Earth. Just like with our microbes, we depend on the body of our host. The vestibular system in our inner ear and neurology in the head brain processes our sensory information for balance and movement. The vestibular system of this planet Earth controls her balance and movement in our solar system. As we celebrate Earth Day, let us celebrate how our host, gives the water and balance to life in our bodies… How we can open ourselves and graciously receive the gift? Honor the Earth today and every day and reconnect with our botanical sense... as above, so below, as within, so without… celebrate!

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