This podcast was requested and directed by whales in the Gulf of the St. Lawrence river and a moose couple in Algonquin Park. Exploring the connections between the physical, subtle and causal bodies in terms of our maintenance responsibilities and the brilliance of the web of which we are a part. Linking all of this to the magnificence of nature and our need to step forward and get to work.
How do we reach across the divide in which we find ourselves? What happened to "we are all in this together?" Was that all lip service only to now move into total discord? If we are to rally and find a way forward on this beautiful planet, we need to dive in and reach out.
Have you been spending time wondering what your purpose in life is? What you are here to do? If so, then this episode of Courage In Our Time is just for you.
In this episode I discuss:
- The importance of quiet, alone time as an introvert
- The challenge of finding the courage to take that time for yourself
- Seeing sensitivity as a strength, not a weakness
- Recognizing the impact that the disruptions in your life and the world may be having on you
- The value of high-level visioning
- The importance of soul time and how it can help you work through the negative ‘dark horse’ type monologue in your head that tries to bring you down
- Learning how to use your life energy on things that feed your soul
- How to make decisions, take action on things today that will get you closer to your long-term vision
- How it’s time for the seekers and sensitive ones (just like you!) to heal the world with the work they were brought here to do
If you have been experiencing a sense of overstimulation or overwhelm, while also feeling a deep longing to do the work that you are meant to do, I hope that this podcast ignites a flame in you. Because the world needs our work as much as we need it right now.
I would love to hear from you if there are any particular insights from this podcast that help you move forward toward your vision. Thanks for listening!
Why is everyone so angry? Where is our curiosity? Compassion? How do we move ahead and get to the good work of healing if we are only in a reactive state? We simply can't... This podcast posits some thoughts on how to get clear in who we are, how we are and what we need to stop fighting and start healing.
What is bliss? Is it the absence of sorrow, anguish or grief? No, it contains those and joy. It is the moment where we stop compartmentalizing and acting as silos and we slip back into the ocean of belonging.
Humans are driving me crazy. Even at the (hopefully) end of a pandemic, we are still consuming, developing and stepping on others. What will it take for us to come to a point of reckoning? Can we see this river of grief that we have created through decimation of nature, oppression of Indigenous people and generally bad behaviour and be courageous enough to swim? It is time.
One yoga teacher/studio owner and 2 event planners talk about the effects of this pandemic time on their lives and their passions. Mostly this time has been positive but it sure has taken some work to get it there!
Uncertainty... There is nothing but uncertainty in today's world. What if this is actually a gift? What if we have been given this time in order to go within and find our greatest inner beauty and strength, our dharma? Can you pause in your frenetic behaviour and give up control to your soul?
Two colleagues discuss what it is like to hold space for people in a time where we cannot actually sit together or touch a forearm or hug... One, a psychotherapist and the other a yoga teacher, these two friends reflect on what could come as emerge out of this time of massive global change.
This is the first in a series of podcasts reflecting on women's experiences in a full year of waves of lockdown. Women, traditionally the ones that hold the community together, may be affected differently when cut off from their friends and acquaintances. In this session, 3 friends gather -- two that are active in theatre and the arts and me, the Yoga girl. My hope is that these podcasts will make you feel less isolated, more compassionate toward yourself and even maybe a little more sane.
Allie, the owner of Ahimsa Yoga Studio, Barb, manager and teacher and Wendy, yoga teacher reflect on the Ahimsa Yoga studio community and how the closure due to the pandemic has affected us. What will emergence from this time look like? What is the cost of being cut off from our daily conversations?
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