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Meaningful, personal reflections on the human existence.
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A majorly click-bait-y title, but just pure rumination. Inspired by Alan Watts’ talk about the self.
My tender return to this podcast, at the start of the new year. A medium sized chat on the illusion of separation, and the resolution of self-acceptance.
A long, accidental poetic entry on Unconditional Love and Intimacy.
About faith & the power of prayerful perspective. Obviously, crying.
From the Oxford Dictionary:
A person whose behavior or attitude sets them apart from others in an uncomfortably conspicuous way.
‘a motley collection of social misfits’
archaic Something that does not fit or that fits badly.
This episode is about the dangers of Lack & Desire. Almost as bad as mixing brown and white liquor. But I digress. ❤️
Learning Regret
This week, I’m digging into Infatuation. Weak. Sauce.
In this episode I navigate talking Polyamory, and what jealousy actually means....to me, of course.
This week I'll be talking Grief, and how I am navigating loss in my personal life.
In this short episode, a quick ramble about Equanimity. A state of contentment, detachment and acceptance of what is, and how it contrasts with the ways we may view manifestation and desiring change.
A quick chat about the way the brain, emotion & the meaning of mindfulness.
A candid and honest take on emotional agility, toxic positivity and hard emotions.
This weeks episode is a very personal take on a topic we all know but avoid, death. The truth about death is, although mysterious, it is the one certainty that can force us to live.
A soft reflection on healing and what it can look like when we do it meaningfully.
A loving take on experiencing everything in its fullness. As a service to yourself, and others.
“When you love something you’ve got to let it go.” Buddha didn’t say it like that, but ultimately detachment is king.
A short and loving take on expectations, forgiveness and detachment.
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