Integral Life | Inhabit: Your New Year (with Ryan Oelke and Corey deVos) @IntegralNaked | Uploaded December 2019 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Ryan and Corey offer some simple practices and perspectives to help keep us grounded and engaged during this transition not only into a new year, but into a whole new decade, with a whole new set of possibilities, challenges, and life conditions emerging all around us.
Whenever our environment changes around us, even something as simple as the calendar moving into a new year, it’s an opportunity to also change our interiors. We tend to move naturally into a more reflective space at the end of the year, reviewing the previous year and imagining the one to come, cycling through a process of making an entire year’s worth of accumulated subjects into objects: all of our decisions, all of our successes, all of our regrets, etc. It’s a chance to take inventory of our own lives — where we’ve been, where we’re at, and where we would like to go next.
Just because the world around us seems to be in more turmoil than ever before, doesn’t mean our inner lives need to feel that way too. And as the world continues to become more and more chaotic, conversations like these invite you to discover the unmovable subject within yourself, so that you can cultivate the resilience, equanimity, and stamina required to bring your gifts more fully into the world.
Because now more than ever, the world needs you. Something new is trying to emerge. And it can only emerge through you.
Ryan and Corey offer some simple practices and perspectives to help keep us grounded and engaged during this transition not only into a new year, but into a whole new decade, with a whole new set of possibilities, challenges, and life conditions emerging all around us.
Whenever our environment changes around us, even something as simple as the calendar moving into a new year, it’s an opportunity to also change our interiors. We tend to move naturally into a more reflective space at the end of the year, reviewing the previous year and imagining the one to come, cycling through a process of making an entire year’s worth of accumulated subjects into objects: all of our decisions, all of our successes, all of our regrets, etc. It’s a chance to take inventory of our own lives — where we’ve been, where we’re at, and where we would like to go next.
Just because the world around us seems to be in more turmoil than ever before, doesn’t mean our inner lives need to feel that way too. And as the world continues to become more and more chaotic, conversations like these invite you to discover the unmovable subject within yourself, so that you can cultivate the resilience, equanimity, and stamina required to bring your gifts more fully into the world.
Because now more than ever, the world needs you. Something new is trying to emerge. And it can only emerge through you.
