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TÀmÀ on silmÀturvallisuus. Se on se, mitÀ tapahtuu, kun yritÀmme kÀsitellÀ tarkoituksia sanat yksinkertaisesti, ilmoittamalla nÀkyvÀn liikunnan, joka kÀsitellÀÀn niiden vÀlillÀ. TÀnÀÀn menemme takaisin yhdestÀ viikonloppuun, ja löydÀmme, mitÀ on vaikuttanut. YhdistÀmme, miksi asioita, joita kÀsitellÀÀn vaikeimmin, ovat usein asioita, jotka jÀttÀvÀt meidÀt tyhjÀksi, ja miksi todellista tarkoituksia ei löydÀ sanat, joita puhumme, vaan silmÀt, joita osallistumme niiden vÀlillÀ.
Tervetuloa PassionStruckiin! Olen sinun jÀrjestÀjÀsi, John Miles. TÀmÀ on esiintyminen, jossa tutustumme ihmisoikeuteen ja siitÀ, mitÀ se todella tarkoittaa elÀmÀÀn niin kuin se on tÀrkeÀÀ. Joka viikko minÀ asun muodostajien, luomajien, tutkimustietojen ja pÀivÀkirjojen kanssa, jotta voidaan kÀsitellÀ ihmisen kokemus ja ymmÀrtÀÀ tuotteita, jotka auttavat meidÀt liittymÀÀn tarkoituksiin, vahvistamaan sitÀ, mitÀ vaikuttaa ja pysyÀ tÀydellisessÀ esityksessÀ siitÀ, minkÀ voimme olla.
Joko suunnittelemaan tulevaisuutta, kehittÀmÀllÀ asiantuntijana tai haastatteluun, tÀmÀ ilmaisu on sinun pystymÀsi kasvamaan tarkkaan ja toimimaan tarkkaan. Koska yksityiskohtainen elÀmÀ tarkkaan tarkkaan, yhteyden ja vaikutuksen elÀmÀssÀ on valita elÀmÀÀn niin kuin olet tÀrkeÀ.
Hello friends welcome to episode 720 of passion struck we're deep in our series the meaning makers earlier this week we explored the raw materials the human bond with two extraordinary voices on tuesday shauna pearson joined us to unpack invisible adhd in women the hidden cost of being unseen the emotional chaos that can
ja kuulemme vahvasti tunteemme arvoa ja kuulemme, miten nÀkökulma ja tuottaminen kestÀvÀt ympÀristöÀ. Sitten viikonloppuna Robin Kaslewitz tuotti meidÀt posttraumaattiseen perintöön, joka rikkii kylmyksiÀ ympÀristön painoa ja luo elÀminen turvallisuuteen.
and forging belonging for our children and our inner child through intentional presence and repair. Together they point to a profound truth. Significance is the architecture we reveal in silence, but meaning is the binding agent we apply together, often without ever saying a word.
YleensÀ ajattelemme tarkoituksen kuin jotain, jota kÀsittelemme. Puhumme olemisesta vastauksistamme. Olemme yrittÀneet jÀttÀÀ suuret suunnitelmiamme, jota olemme yrittÀneet jÀttÀÀ. PidÀmme vuosia rakentamassa nÀitÀ sanoja, rehoitamassa niitÀ, puhumassa niitÀ ÀÀnellÀ, ajattelemme, ettÀ jos voimme nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan nimenomaan
Mutta jos katsotaan pitkÀstÀ historiasta ja monesta nykyisestÀ elÀmÀstÀ, nÀhdÀÀn, ettÀ sanat eivÀt aina pysy, vaan silmÀt yhdessÀ niiden vÀlissÀ. Ilman yhdistelmÀÀ, vihreimmÀt esitykset maailmassa ovat vain vihreÀ vihreÀ.
vulnerable in our own lives we call that feeling quiet disconnection a haunting suspicion that while we have said all the right things we are still one unspoken moment away from it all coming undone today we move from the words of silence between them we move from the meaning we try to speak the meaning that speaks itself through presence before we dive in a quick note on a project that mirrors these themes of significance and belonging
We often spend our adult lives trying to rediscover the value we should have been anchored in as children. My new children's book, You Matter, Luma, which is coming out on February 24th, is a bridge to that truth. A reminder that your significance isn't earned by performance, it's a fact of your existence. You can pre-order it now at Barnes & Noble or YouMatterLuma.com.
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Katsokaa tÀtÀ. Se oli lÀmpöinen pÀivÀ Austinissa. TÀllainen, jossa ilma jÀÀ lÀpi jÀrjestelmÀÀ ja elÀviÀ oikkoja laittavat pitkÀn vahvistuksen ympÀristöön. Minun isÀni Carolyn ja minÀ kÀvelimme ympÀristöön yhdessÀ. HÀn puhui herran, minun isÀni. HÀnellÀ oli pysyvÀÀ urheilua, kun hÀn puhui ympÀristöön hÀnen ympÀristöön.
ja pysyivÀt hÀntÀ yhdessÀ vanhempiaan, ja kÀsittelevÀt hÀntÀ rakkaudesta, jota hÀn piti kouluttaa. Kun hÀn puhui, hÀnen nÀytti pysyviin veteen, ja aina hÀnen kÀsi pysyviin minuun. Tuo yksinkertaisuus tuntui kaikkein.
I had no idea, none of us did, that this would be one of our last walks together. She died three days later. In that moment, the words were just the surface. The real inheritance was happening underneath, the rhythm of our footsteps.
The stillness of the lake was a transfer of meaning that didn't need a dictionary. She passed on belonging, inheritance and love through the simple fact of being there together. It was a knowing soaked into the body and the silence between sentences. The lake, the path.
brushing hand these things acted as the glue holding it all the words were the surface the real passing happened underneath that walk showed a basic truth the strongest meaning often comes without words it adjusts itself through being present through relationship through the quiet spots where words fade something deeper connects right to us carolyn's attention to my nephew was a living example
of making sure I would last long after she was gone. The meaning steadied itself in the sense of ongoing care, the unspoken promise that someone would keep going what mattered. This is what Dr. Lisa Miller calls the awakened brain. When I interviewed her in episode 532, she spoke about her fMRI research at Columbia University, where she discovered that we have a built-in sensing system of significance.
When we are in that state of deep connection, like that walk by the lake, our brain bypasses the narrow paths of regular language and activates a higher powered neural circuit that handles stress and hope differently. When this link turns on, the system handles stress in a new way. Hope holds steady during tough times. A life feels full of purpose, even without words to back it up. Two people can do the same thing, yet feel totally different levels of purpose.
based on whether the sensing path stays clear and gets blocked by clutter. The reset starts purposely cutting back that clutter. When presence does the passing, when the silence between sentences holds what words by themselves can't keep up, meaning steadies the whole setup from the inside. That kind of quiet, wordless passing shows up in everyday life more than we think. Lisa's work points to why it happens.
our brains have this built-in way to pick up on connection and purpose often completely outside of language when it kicks in stress eases up hope holds steady and life starts feeling like it matters even on tough days the same situation can feel empty to one person and full of meaning to another it comes down to whether that inner channel is clear