aloneness

“Whispers of wisdom are experienced in the silence of aloneness” - Alara Sage

Many of us genuinely relish alone time.  This can be a superpower when we understand the mechanisms of the practice.

This isn’t about being an introvert; this is about the power of silence in the presence of ourselves.  Within this silence is wisdom.

Join Alara Sage in this solopisode and learn the hidden fruits of aloneness.

In this episode, you will learn:

• The difference between aloneness and loneliness.
• Aloneness and connection
• How wisdom shows up in the silence of aloneness.
• The power of Gaia

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Today I talk about something that has begun to really interest me – the inner world of people in leadership positions of all kinds. When thinking or speaking about leaders, we don’t often examine their emotional expression and development, even though their habitual emotions affect all of their decisions.

Highlights

• I talk about how I have developed meaningful relationships with people online.
• People are often taught that there is something wrong with them that needs fixing, and I don’t subscribe to that.
• Feelings that are common among leaders include feeling alone and feeling like an outsider.
• For some leaders, it’s dangerous to let people know what’s really going on inside of you and how you really feel about yourself and your followers.
• This creates a feeling of separation, and we have an inherent need for connection.
• Becoming a leader is sometimes a coping mechanism for dealing with life.
• I think it’s important for leaders to recognize their own deep-seated feelings of aloneness.
• Aloneness often leads people to become members of groups that don’t have the interests of society at heart.
• In order to be a person of peace, you have to find peace within yourself.
• One of the things that interest me is bringing together entrepreneurial leaders who often feel separated so they can learn how to really feel connected on an authentic level.
• If you’re going to learn how to develop empathy, you also have to learn how to set boundaries, so you don’t take responsibility for other people’s problems.

Links

More Than Human by Theodore Sturgeon

The Anatomy of Peace: Resolving the Heart of Conflict

Let Go of the Aloneness Blocking Your Prosperity - Audio

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Bob is on a solecast today in which he discusses his recent blog by the same title from www.bobbrubaker.com about being alone but not lonely. Check it out as Bob considers questions and answers from God's word concerning loneliness.

This episode stars Elizabeth B. Splaine (Swan Song Devil's Grace, Blind Order). It was recorded over the Zoom between the This Podcast Will Change Your Life home studio in Chicago, IL and Splaine's home in the state of mind also known as Rhode Island in September 2021. 

Podcast 44 addresses in very simple terms what fear does and how it impacts your Mental Health. What could make you constantly afraid, how to avoid holding on to fears, the potential effects of being constantly fearful in thought, and how to manage such thoughts.

And much more!

Podcast 44 addresses in very simple terms what fear does and how it impacts your Mental Health. What could make you constantly afraid, how to avoid holding on to fears, the potential effects of being constantly fearful in thought, and how to manage such thoughts.

And much more!

In Part 2 of 4, Chris and Beth Bruno talk about the role of evil in the ReStory™ approach.

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In this week’s How To Series, I look at a major breakthrough you can have in your power column: the power of aloneness. When you feel lonely or alone in a bad way, it obviously doesn’t feel good. But the upside of aloneness comes when you are living in the power column.

When your core narrative is in place, you will understand who you are at your essence and you’ll remember that no one else has a say in any of it. Through having that fully formed relationship with yourself, you can unlock a great power: you are on your own journey and no one else is in charge of anything!

In a sense, this is true self-empathy, because you recognize that only you CAN be fully empathic to yourself. You are the only one who knows it all and, don’t forget, it’s your body that knows and represents it best of all. Your body is never wrong about your journey!

Part 3 of the series, "Marriage and Singleness." The word "single" certainly seems to be associated with the word "alone." Whether you're single as a young person, never married but still want to be, whether you've lost a spouse due to death, separation, or divorce, or whether you look at your singleness as a lifetime calling––being single can leave a hole in your life that you constantly want filled. How can a single person view their aloneness, their place in God's Kingdom, their desire for wholeness that seems to come only from marriage and romantic relationships? Is there anything they can do to remedy these problems for however long they're single? This message attempts to answer these questions, both for the single person, but also for the church who is called to love, value, and support single people in their desire for purpose and relationship.

Part 2 of the series, "Marriage and Singleness." Some people are just fine being single. They are perfectly content with their place in life and frankly, don't want to be patronized or felt sorry for based on their marital status. For others though, being single certainly has its challenges. For those who want to be married, there is a longing for that future spouse. For those single due to tragic events like the death of a spouse, separation, or divorce, the pain can be even more acute. So, to hear that singleness might be called a gift could understandably seem a bit offensive. This message looks biblically at those who are single and in what way this place in life could be considered a gift. God gives us many things. both directly and within our life circumstances. Is it possible that your place as a single person can be considered a gift to him, to yourself, and to others? Arriving at this truth, if accepted, may be eternally liberating.

Dia Luna, a California native painter, songwriter, and seer, speaks about what it’s like to receive the gift of music, its process and how it brings people together.

In this podcast of Blooming Boomers, Anna and Mirella discuss the differences between being alone versus feeling lonely, especially if you're single and during the pandemic. Discussion also includes how the younger generation tends to feel more at ease being single and living on their own. And Mirella and Anna offer some tips how to minimize loneliness.




As always, we look forward to your input and/or any questions.
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And if you'd like to share your story, hobbies, insights, experiences, ... let us know and we'll be happy to consider you as our guest on our podcast and/or YouTube channel.

Please note: This edition of Blooming Boomers has been audio-recorded via Zoom, along with real-time noise, microphone, etc. glitches :-) 

As we navigate life, having time for aloneness and solitude will more us in the direction of more peace, happiness and beauty in our lives. To learn more about the Happiness Podcast, go to: http://www.HappinessPodcast.org. To learn more about Dr. Puff's Corporate Workshops, go to: http://www.SuccessBeyondYourImagination.com

In this laughter-filled episode, Waylon is joined by dancing goddess and beautiful (inside & out) human, Melissa Moffet. Melissa is a writer, dancer, meditator, yogi, teacher, vegan, environmental engineer who owns her own business. Waylon and Melissa discuss their experiences with dating mindfully—which includes everything from humor, autonomy, getting to the level of farting around each other, to breaking up. 

To connect with Melissa, you can find her at www.melissamoffet.com or on Instagram at @melissa.moffet 

NYT: 36 Questions That Lead to Love. 

Relephant Articles: Carpe Diem. The Buddhist Four Reminders.

Produced By: Vanessa Boehm; Music by Adam Agee, recorded live during our Walk the Talk Shows.

Welcome to episode forty-nine of the Honest Mamas Podcast. Today, Melissa speaks to Jessica Slatus about the fourth trimester.

Jessica Slatus is a licensed clinical social worker and has been working with adults, adolescents, children, and families for over ten years. She earned her Master’s degree in Social Work at New York University and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Hispanic Studies from Vassar College. Jessica is also trained in Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) and is a Certified AEDP Therapist and Supervisor.

In addition to her general practice, Jessica specializes in working with individuals struggling with eating, exercise, and body image problems. She was trained at the Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia in New York City, where she also worked as a staff therapist.  While her approach is primarily experiential and emotion-focused, Jessica incorporates elements of behavioral therapies, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, into her work as needed.

What you’ll hear in this episode

• What is the fourth trimester?
• Jessica’s personal experience of the fourth trimester
• The need for a wise elder through this process
• Why it’s important to undo aloneness
• How most people find it difficult to communicate effectively with their partners about what they need
• Practical tools and tips to help new moms deal with the fourth trimester
• The need and benefit to tell your story with other moms to help each other through the fourth trimester

Resources

http://jessicaslatus.com