Podcasts about winter seasons

In this episode we are joined by the esteemed astrologer, teacher, and author, Stormie Grace. We discuss everything from Stormie's personal journey into astrology at a young age, her career transition from radio to YouTube, and her unique approach to reading charts. Stormie elaborates on how she incorporates the natal and progressed lunar phases, the significance of the nodal story, and the intricate dance of the sun and the moon to guide her astrological readings. Stormie also talks about the challenges and opportunities in the YouTube astrology space, and the process and insights behind her new book on aspects. Tune in to hear Stormie's inspiring story and her wisdom on growing through life's cosmic cycles.00:00 Introduction to the Plant Cunning Podcast00:31 Meet Stormie Grace: Astrologer and Teacher01:32 Stormie's Journey into Astrology04:01 The Saturn Return: A Turning Point11:31 Stormie's Transition to YouTube20:14 Astrology Techniques and Insights22:34 Understanding Moon Phases in Astrology31:02 Introduction to Nodes in Astrology31:41 Understanding the South Node32:17 Balancing the North and South Nodes34:44 Nodes in Different Signs and Degrees37:14 The Role of Houses and Planets39:16 Lunar Phases and Life Seasons43:37 Winter Seasons and Personal Growth47:16 New Book on Aspects in Astrology47:32 Astrology as a Language49:38 Practical Applications of Aspects53:04 Writing the Book and Future Research58:30 Conclusion and Where to Find More

When the colder months trigger grief, anxiety, or seasonal depression, Psalm 94:19 offers an anchor: God’s consolation brings real joy even when our hearts feel heavy. Fall and winter can stir painful memories, shorten our daylight, and intensify emotional weight—but these seasons don’t have to be walked alone. God meets us in the darkness, understands the sorrow we carry, and invites us to bring every fear, memory, and ache to Him for comfort and healing. Highlights Seasonal shifts can stir grief, trauma, or depression, making fall and winter emotionally overwhelming. Psalm 94:19 reminds us that God brings joy even when anxiety runs deep. Talking with God—and with trusted loved ones or professionals—creates space for healing. Painful seasons don’t mean you’re alone; God fully understands the weight you carry. New memories, community, and small steps of connection can help soften the heaviness. With God, joy can return even to seasons marked by loss or sorrow. Healing often comes slowly, but God remains present and tender with every step. Gift Inspiration: Crosswalk's Holiday Gift Guide Looking for a meaningful way to celebrate the season? Check out our Holiday Gift Guide—from beautifully illustrated Bibles and devotionals to novels, greeting cards, and picture books, there’s something for everyone on your list. Wrap up stories for loved ones, tuck a book into your own nightstand, and join us in celebrating the wonder of giving this Christmas! Full Transcript Below: When the Fall and Winter Seasons Feel HeavyBy Vivian Bricker Bible Reading:“When anxiety was great within me, your consolation brought me joy.” - Psalm 94:19 Autumn is a season of beautiful leaves, crisp air, and an endless array of pumpkin-themed sweets. For many, the autumn season rings in fond memories and excitement for the upcoming holidays. However, for some, the colder months loom like a dark cloud. At one time, I, too, loved the autumn season as I was excited to see the leaves change, go trick-or-treating, and get ready for the start of the holiday season. However, each fall has a heaviness over it ever since my mom passed away a few autumns ago. Ever since then, it has been difficult to associate these months with anything else. Fall can be heavy, and it can be overwhelming at times for many of us. Perhaps, like me, you experienced a traumatic life event that clouds each autumn with sad memories. Or, perhaps you experience seasonal depression during the fall and winter - something that is common among many people. The days get shorter, and we’re left in darkness for much longer. Know that whatever it may be that is bringing heaviness into your life during this time, you are not alone. If you feel that fall is a difficult season to navigate, it is essential to talk with God as well as loved ones about what you are feeling. Reaching out to medical professionals can also be helpful if you ever have concerns about depression, anxiety, or thoughts of self-harm. Even if you only have minimal concerns around any of these things, be proactive about addressing them with your primary care provider. Intersecting Faith & Life: The Bible tells us, “When anxiety was great within me, your consolation brought me joy” (Psalm 94:19). Although fall can bring much sorrow into our hearts, God can also bring joy into them. Whenever our hearts are full of anxiety, sorrow, or pain, we need to go to the Lord in prayer. God's consolation will bring us joy. God understands the pain we are feeling and how certain seasons can cause painful memories or depression to resurface. Despite the pain and heartbreak we are experiencing, God can help us to see the light of life again. Even if you think you will never enjoy fall again or you won't be able to walk into autumn without pain, know that it is more than possible. All things are possible with God (Matthew 19:26). The heaviness may continue; however, try to allow God to heal your weary heart. God may provide healing through your family, friends, or spouse. Make new memories with those around you and treasure the memories of the past. We might always feel a bit heavy when fall comes around, but sometimes this heaviness can keep our loved ones close to our hearts. Why does this season feel especially heavy for you? How can you bring those things to God? He longs to bring joy to a weary heart - all you need to do is reach for Him. Further Reading: Psalm 34:17-18 Zephaniah 3:17 Joshua 1:9 Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

How do we make it through the difficult seasons that every marriage encounters? What does contentment look like when our circumstances aren't changing? For musicians Cubbie Fink and Rebecca St. James, they could not have predicted the many twists and turns life would take on after they said, "I do." Through the personal pain of miscarriage and fertility struggles, the ups and downs of two successful music careers, and the revelation of Cubbie's childhood trauma that needed healing, Cubbie and Rebecca have experienced difficult winter seasons that tested their marriage and their faith. But it was through those seasons that they found an invitation to grow and trust God in their lives together. They wrote about it in their new book, Lasting Ever: Faith, Music, Family and Being Found by True Love, which shares the heartaches and triumphs that shaped their story as a couple. In this episode, Davey sits down with Cubbie and Rebecca to discuss the different seasons that marriages often encounter, how to hold space for one another in pain, and why contentment is so important in the winters of our lives. If you're walking through a difficult season in your marriage or in life, this conversation will encourage you that even when it feels dark, God is always there beside you and that every winter season is a reminder that spring is coming. Website: https://www.rebeccastjames.com/Instagram: www.instagram.com/rebeccast.jameswww.instagram.com/cubbie.finkBook: Lasting Ever: Faith, Music, Family and Being Found by True Love https://a.co/d/6Q5mUS6Are you looking for the perfect study for your small group? Check out the Nothing is Wasted Video Series: nothingiswasted.com/bookstudyLooking for a tangible gift for a friend who is hurting? The restorbox is a beautifully curated gift box that will show your loved one you care: nothingiswasted.com/restorboxMinistry Leaders and Pastors: Mark your calendars and make plans to join us at our next The Healing Leader Roundtable on March 6th in Indianapolis. Bring your whole team and find a holistic approach to helping people heal in your community: nothingiswasted.com/roundtable

This episode is a special conversation between Jonathan & Melissa Helser and Chris Miller. They dive into what it means to live in the full range of emotions during winter seasons. They talk about how “Sadness is required to truly experience Joy” and what it means to share our feelings with the close people around us as well as talking about practices to stay centered in hard seasons. We hope that this conversation gives you new tools for any season you are in and tools for engaging with the seasons your friends or family are in.  This conversation was inspered by the realese of our new album Sing Winter. We have created a nostalgic winter album to honor the hope and the tenderness of the season. May you cherish moments that become sacred memories, and may you feel deeply met as you unapologetically honor the reverence, sorrow, and joy of life. It is in embracing every part of life that we know we are truly alive. Our prayer is that your winter season will sing, and that you will feel enveloped in the hope that Jesus brings. Merry Christmas from the Cageless Birds

Why you need to practice soul-care in winter seasons: Why You Need To Practice Soul-Care In Winter Seasons | A Life In ProgressWinter Mindfulness Journal: https://amzn.to/3DcDlgjSeasonal Transition Call: The Seasonal Transition Call: Step Into Winter A Life In ProgressJoin winter session of the Brave + Beautiful Community: Join the Brave + Beautiful Community For Midlife Women | A Life In ProgressJoin by Dec 20th and you'll get this workshop free: New Year Goal Setting Workshop | A Life In Progress

What does it take to stay when just the calling to global work isn't enough? This month Jody opens up about her winter season of the soul. She shares vulnerably about the weight of the cost of this cross-cultural life, the gift of obscurity, and how Jesus met her beautifully in the wilderness. Don't miss hearing Jody's story on this month's Legacy podcast! Learn more about ⁠Velvet Ashes We are grateful to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Barnabas International⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ for sponsoring this podcast! Barnabas is a member care organization that shepherds global workers and trains global shepherds. Learn more about them ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠here⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Invited Retreat - God's invitations in different seasons of the soul Velvet Ashes Spiritual Directors Velvet Ashes Olive Retreat

How do you navigate the season of 'unclarity'? How do you navigate the hard seasons as an entrepreneur where you don't know what's next? How do you navigate the unknown and fully surrender. In this podcast episode (part 1), I open up about 2024, where I've been, and let you into an unfiltered version of what sometimes letting go of a dream looks like while welcoming new chapters and saying goodbye to others. Letting go of the WAY you thought a dream would play out or look, and knowing when it's time for something to change EVEN if you don't know what the CHANGE is is not easy. In this podcast series, I am going to let you into what this process has looked like behind the scenes. How do you rebuild what you want your future and next chapter to look like? Identity shifts, letting yourself completely die. Building the small habits for healing even when you don't know what's next. Finding yourself again as a female founder and entrepreneur. Choosing the hard path with no answers. How To Navigate Winter Seasons In Business. Let's connect : Follow me, IG & TikTok: @iamrachelmariee Follow Go Getter Girl: @gogettergirlcompany Shop Go Getter Girl Company: www.gogettergirlco.com Ready to take the next step in your business? www.gogetterentrepreneur.com/gogetterentrepreneur2024

➢ DM “Black Friday” to IG @ ColossusFit to apply - Get 25% off AND a free month of coaching.Welcome to Motivation Monday, where every Monday we answer all of your questions and have some real talks about life & fitness & get you fired up for the week! In this episode we talk about......(08:24) Josh quote: "Inaction breeds doubt and fear. Action breeds confidence and courage." — Dale Carnegie(10:11) Kyle quote: “Don't sit around waiting forever; it won't happen unless you make it happen.”(14:12) What has us excited or intrigued:-Josh's callout on my nutrition/me not wanting to send my sheet (WE ALL NEED ACCOUNTABILITY)-DEXA SCAN!(12:46) Client shoutout: Ashley SaucierWhere we're at in our journey?:Weekly questions:(01:07) Question 1- I've talked with Coach Jason a bit already about the winter blues up here in Alaska and I have a sunlight simulating alarm clock on the way, but wondering if anyone else has tips and tricks to stay motivated in the colder/darker months? - Gabrielle(19:29) Question 2- What would you say it is your motivation when feeling down, and that could work for others before working out? By the way, Armando rocks - CarlosRapid FIRE questions (quick answers)What's your favorite treat? - when you have extra room in your calorie/macros.Favorite day of the week?Starbucks or Tim Hortons?Favorite pizza topping?Which do you prefer- steam room or dry heat sauna?Thanks for listening! We genuinely appreciate every single one of you listening.➢Follow us on instagram @colossusfit➢Apply to get your Polished Physique: https://colossusfitness.com/Support the show

I know so many of us can resonate with the ups and downs in life, and especially, those challenging ‘winter' seasons that are bound to happen. In this episode, I talk more about how the seasons of our lives usually match nature's seasons, the crisp clarity and opportunity that can come from those cold, dark winters we experience in our lives, how to actually face your winters head-on, and more.   In this episode, we cover: How the seasons of our lives tend to mimic nature's seasons The clarity and opportunity that can still arise from the cold and dark ‘winters' we experience in our own lives Why we must face our personal winters head-on Some of my own tried and true ways that have helped me get through my own ‘winters'   Resources & Links: Let Your Life Speak: Listening for the Voice of Vocation by Parker J. Palmer Good Movement Trainings Good Movement 1:1 Coaching Membership Learn more about T's coaching, group trainings, and self-guided learning Shop FFB Good Movement music by: Aaron Espe Podcast produced by: Jill Carr Podcasting   Connect with Terryn: Follow on Instagram @terryn.drieling Check out my website Send me an email at terryn@faithfamilyandbeef.com   Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss an episode! Find the complete show notes here: https://faithfamilyandbeef.com/facing-lifes-winter-seasons-episode-16

It can creep in without your awareness sometimes, the bleak, doldrums of winter or winter seasons in life, and if you catch it, you can do something about it.  To overcome the dark days in life, it takes intentional perseverance and action in a positive direction, but it can be one step at a time until better days arrive.   To connect more with Michelle or join the Get Real Results Membership Community, click here: https://linktr.ee/michellecroyle

While Lindsey and I were in Austin, we knew we had to do a live podcast with our friend, Natalie Ellis, CEO of Bossbabe. We all get real and vulnerable about the different seasons we've experienced in our businesses, from the winter season where you don't have a harvest YET to show for all your hard work, to the dance of keeping momentum in your summer and autumn seasons, we're sharing personal stories and advice for how to make the most of it all. We answer tough questions like what we were pretending not to know during a challenging time, and also what is on the other side of surrounding yourself with community and speaking your truth. We dive into everything from strategies for how to pivot and create offers that work in today's economy, to how we're navigating relationships and finances during challenging seasons. Cheers to whichever season you're currently in, I've been there, and we're sharing exactly what we needed during that season. We might even be in it right now with you!  HIGHLIGHTS We get vulnerable and transparent about business challenges we've faced (and are in the thick of) so you know you're not alone How to pivot + create offers that will work in today's economy  The best things you can be doing right now whether you're in a Summer or Winter season Why winter seasons are a necessary part of the process, how it's felt for us, and why you can't rush through it Advice for what we would have done FASTER when we were in our winter seasons  RESOURCES Get glōci HERE Text DAILY to 310-496-8363 for daily manifesting affirmations, journal prompts, and motivation. My book: A Tribe Called Bliss FOLLOW Natalie Ellis: @iamnatalie Lindsey Schwartz: @llindseyschwartz Follow me: @loriharder Follow Earn Your Happy: @earnyourhappy Follow glōci: @getgloci Girlfriends & Business: @girlfriendsandbusiness

Imagine facing the frosty winter phase of your relationship where love seems frozen in time and touch feels like icicles pricking your skin. Sounds relatable? If so, this conversation we've just wrapped up is a must-listen! We've navigated the chilling wind tunnels of the PMDD relationship winter season, discussing how to stay warm amidst the cold, and exploring how tracking your cycle can make understanding PMDD symptoms as easy as snowball fights.With Dr. Rose sharing her personal narrative, we've illuminated the labyrinth of PMDD relationships, guiding you through the seasonal changes within them. We've unraveled the misconception that being single is the golden path to personal growth, debunking the myth that solitude is necessary for self-improvement. We've also shared real-life experiences of clients who've tapped out of relationships due to PMDD, underscoring the fleeting relief but also highlighting the importance of human connection. Towards the end, we've focused our lens on the impact of PMDD on relationships and how to combat the bitterness and resentment that can turn your relationship into an arctic tundra. We've extended an invitation to all of you to join our PMDD Partners Breakthrough Academy for support and tools to defrost the winters in your relationship. We've also emphasized the power of sharing, and how it contributes to shaping a healthier and stronger PMDD community. So, buckle up, get cozy, and let's weather the storms and bask in the spring sunshine of PMDD relationships together.

What Do We Do In Times of Disillusionment?When in seasons of pain or when we've lost things we thought we were sure of, it can feel as though we've been plunged into spiritual darkness. Today, a powerful talk with author and mentor, Dr. Alicia Britt Chole about how even though these times are scary and painful, the night is actually a normal part of God's plan to help us grow.I've learned so much from Dr. Chole, and I'm grateful to have her spend this time with us today. You'll be blessed and encouraged by her and her powerful new book, The Night is Normal: A Guide Through Spiritual Pain.Episode transcript is available by clicking here. (Note: transcript is computer-generated and will contain spelling errors) (Adapted from Season 8, Episode 33 for Throwback Thursday)PLEASE SUBSCRIBE to the show wherever you listen!Click here to access the Hope Is the First Dose playlist of hopeful, healing songs!Be sure to check out my new book, Hope Is the First Dose!Here's a free 5-day Bible study on YouVersion/BibleApp based on my new book!Sign up for my weekly Self-Brain Surgery Newsletter here!Leave a comment or question for the upcoming "Ask Me Anything" Episode at this link: https://www.speakpipe.com/drleewarrenMusic by Needtobreathe and Ellie Holcomb(Music shared on The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast is authorized under BMI license #61063253 and ASCAP license #400010513) (00:02) - Introduction to the book "The Night is Normal" (08:03) - God's ability to make a way in difficult situations (11:34) - Introduction to Dr. Alicia Britt Scholey's new book (14:16) - Discussion on Dr. Alicia Britt Scholey's previous books (16:48) - The concept of the iceberg principle in Dr. Alicia Britt Scholey's work (21:03) - The Night Is Normal: Embracing Darkness and Finding Blessings (25:53) - Doubt as a Growing Pain of Faith (30:58) - Faith in the Ashes: Honesty with God (33:31) - Facing God with Pain: Forging Purified Love (37:46) - The Dark Night of the Soul (41:10) - Winter Seasons of Faith (45:12) - Surrendering to Seasons of Purified Love (48:43) - Navigating Disillusionment and the Dark Night of the Soul (59:05) - Introducing "Hope is the First Dose" book

On the journey of life, we go through many different seasons. It's important to know what season God has put you in, so that you can work with Him, instead of against Him, in all He's doing in you. One way to better understand the different types of seasons we find ourselves in, is by observing the seasons of nature.This week, we explore the spiritual season of winter, and how God calls us to posture ourselves and respond in its midst.

It has been a long winter season for us here in California, with storms continuing this week.  For some of us we may have been experiencing a long hard winter season in our own life and when we come to Springing Forward on our clocks like we did this weekend, we may wish we could Spring Forward out of our Winter Seasons.  But if we try to Spring Forward out of our Winter Season, we may just miss what God has for us in the here and now…  #fsbcsermon #fsbccoalinga Contact us at TheWordInfusion@gmail.com with your comments, questions or praises.  Let us know how our podcast has blessed, encouraged or helped you.  Join us on our Facebook pages at http://www.facebook.com/fsbccoalinga & http://www.facebook.com/TheWordInfusion.  Help us to grow a community that infuses the Word of God in to their lives each day.  Follow us on Twitter @TheWordInfusion or @fsbccoalinga .  To support this ministry click on: https://app.easytithe.com/app/giving/fsbccoalinga  or copy and paste it into your web browser.

Trotz aller Widrigkeiten mit der schneebedeckten Internetleitung bringen wir Euch frische Eindrücke von den Toverland Winter Feelings mit. Was Euch bei diesem toverhaften Event erwartet, wie es sich von anderen Winter-Seasons abhebt und welche magischen Leckereien und Besonderheiten der Park für Euch bereit hält, erfahrt Ihr in diesem wunderschönen TripReport. Dazu gibt es einen exklusiven Eindruck von Tannennadeln-flavored Winter I.P.A. Also: Ran an den Kinderpunsch und rein ins Schneegstöber und wie immer viel Freude beim Zuhören. #Freizeitparkpodcast #Achterbahnpodcast #Freizeitpark #Achterbahn #Toverland #ToverlandWinterFeelings www.dielitzigen.de instagram @dielitzigen_podcast dielitzigen@web.de Merch: www.dielitzigen.de/litzshop Support/Trinkgeld: paypal.me/dielitzigen

In my life as a mom, there have been countless times, I felt like I was not accomplishing anything productive from day to day. Five scriptures have been especially helpful to me when I am overwhelmed.

GROW  Greatness Reached over Oppression through Wisdom The WindFall has fell into Winter,something about the WindIn the still of the night, the wind changed direction and they never saw it coming,They did not predict this; Snow November 12, 2022The Wind has changed direction God is Moving Change is necessary with GROWth, without it stagnancy and destruction A tree begins as a seedWe are similar, GROW Upright, branching off into Goodness, reaching Greatness in God everydayHow do I know?       GROW

As we fully step into autumn and prepare ourselves for winter, we usually find ourselves moving at a slower pace. In this episode we discuss the importance of giving ourselves permission to change our lifestyle and routines in the way we need to in order to thrive in these darker and colder months. We really hope that you find this episode useful. Thank you for listening! Sandra's new Self Love Workshop!- Join Sandra on Sunday 6th November 11am-2pm where you will uncover limiting beliefs and heal the old stories and support you to step into the loving power of all of who you are to live the life you truly want because you will KNOW you deserve it.- More information can be found here. And to enquire about booking a place on the workshop please email hellosolas@hotmail.comConnect with us:- Buy Sandra's book '16 Seconds - Debunking The Myths Surrounding Manifestation' here- Follow Sandra on instagram @sandrastockscoach- Subscribe to Holly's newsletter here for her recommendations and thoughts- Follow Holly's photography Instagram @holsphotosRoyalty free music from https://www.FesliyanStudios.com

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There are treasures and gifts awaiting us in every season of life.Pastor Filipe will be sharing a very personal message on how to steward the “Winter” Seasons - those times when the sun isn't shining as usual, God seems distant, and we sometimes feel isolated, sad, and a little lost. FATHER's DAY GIVEAWAY: Be sure to check-in today to enter to win a Mobile Car Wash & Detail Experience with Spiffy! If you're new here, you'll also get a FREE digital gift card! https://echo.church/checkin→  Follow along with the message notes: https://bible.com/events/48909903→  Decided to follow Jesus? We'd love to guide you in the next steps in your faith journey! https://echo.church/yes→  If this message encourages you, SHARE IT with a friend! 

Episode 78 | After leading New Life Fellowship Church for 26 years, Pete Scazzero co-founded Emotionally Healthy Discipleship, a groundbreaking ministry that moves the church forward by slowing the church down in order to multiply deeply changed leaders and disciples. Show Notes: Emotionally Healthy Discipleship Book Emotionally Healthy Website Join The Network! Blog & Episode write-up Website Join our Mailing List! Subscribe on YouTube Follow on Instagram Share a Canadian Church Story

Robbo & Becci caught up with Brett & Kate Ryan to get some tips for navigating the 'winter seasons' of our life... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Young Performer Summer Series is back, with a feast of brass from tenor trombonist Harrison Steele-Holmes. With three concerti and a sonata, Harrison, with associate artist Louisa Breen, explores the range of expression and tone colours that the trombone has to offer.Harrison is a passionate classical Tenor Trombone player aiming to play professionally in Symphony Orchestra’s. After completing year 12 in 2020, he plans to study at the Queensland Conservatorium. In 2020 he was appointed Principal Trombone of the AYO National Music Camp and Associate Principal of the Autumn and Winter Seasons.Programme:"Trombone Concerto", by GrondahlMvts 2 and 3 of "Trombone Concerto", by Ferdinand David"Trombone Concert", by Rimsky-Korsakov"Sonata for Solo Trombone", by Sulek--Performer: Tenor trombonist Harrison Steele-Holmes, with associate artist Louisa BreenHost: Jess Carrascalão HeardTechnical production: Greg Matheson, Sam Bignell and Ramez HermezPodcast producer: Jess Carrascalão Heard

EPISODE#02: INTERVIEW WITH SANDA SKORO “We have to realize that we are part of nature and that nature has its cycle.”  - Sanda Skoro  Tune in this episode as Sanda and I discuss the Four Seasons of life: its importance and how it affects other aspects such as business, and what we can do during specific seasons like winter (dark) and the menstrual (bleeding) cycle. We also delve deeper into understanding the feminine energy.  TAKEAWAYS: Introducing Sanda Skoro. (00:40) You're okay the way you are. You're enough! (2:19) We teach what we need to learn. (2:33) “Each one of us is a powerful creator.” (3:28) We can't be on all the time. We have to rest and we have to respect our nature.  (3:40) Our business is just an extension of who we are. (3:49) Everyone defines success in a different way. (4:27) How can somebody easily gets started with working with the cycle and how to keep it simple? (6:00) “We have to realize that we are part of nature and that nature has its cycle (4 seasons).” (6:06) The menstrual cycle. (9:07) “We're not supposed to be perfect; we're supposed to be learning.” (15:08) “Surrender.” (18:50) Control is just an illusion. (19:21) “Whenever there's a lack of something, there's also an abundance of something else.” (25:00) Advice for those experiencing winter season in their lives. (27:10) Give yourself some grace. (27:10) Comfort is over rated. (27:25)  You are not a human doing, you are a human being. (31:58) What does it mean to work with the feminine energy and how to incorporate it in our lives? (33:10) Feminine energy is all about allowing and not demanding. (33:49) It's all about collaborating! We're not supposed to create everything by ourselves. (35:44) We should heal before we proceed. (46:04) You have to feel the feeling first. (26:27)  REFERENCE: BOOK: Do Less By Kate Northup BOOK: The Gentle Sleep Book By Sarah Ockwell-Smith 

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SJSD's Robert Sigrist discusses the decision to host a basketball jamboree and moving forward with winter seasons

Dreading the dark months ahead? These tips and tricks can help you manage your mood as the days get shorter and shorter.

Dreading the dark months ahead? These tips and tricks can help you manage your mood as the days get shorter and shorter.

"Bring me my coat and please come before Winter!" II Tim: 4:13 The Apostle Paul was alone, isolated from his family and friends, he needed them to bring him some things. Sometimes we are alone, or must stand alone in hard times. Jesus was left to stand alone before his hardest season. Winters are cold and cruel. We may also be in a type of cold winter or a season of cruelty, but know this: We are covered by the blood. A coat protects from storms. A coat covers, it comforts, and it clothes. These same three things Jesus did for us all. His blood shed on Calvary will carry us through these Winter Seasons.

"Bring me my coat and please come before Winter!" II Tim: 4:13 The Apostle Paul was alone, isolated from his family and friends, he needed them to bring him some things. Sometimes we are alone, or must stand alone in hard times. Jesus was left to stand alone before his hardest season. Winters are cold and cruel. We may also be in a type of cold winter or a season of cruelty, but know this: We are covered by the blood. A coat protects from storms. A coat covers, it comforts, and it clothes. These same three things Jesus did for us all. His blood shed on Calvary will carry us through these Winter Seasons.

Fine Music Radio — This week’s edition of People of Note features the new CEO of Cape Town City Ballet, DEBBIE TURNER, who was appointed in October 2018. Debbie founded the Cape Dance Company and the Cape Academy of Performing Arts but had a long and successful career as a dance in many genres from classical ballet to Latin American via Spanish Dance. Debbie is committed to restoring, revitalising and aligning South African dance with 21st Century global trends. Cape Town City Ballet has just announced its Autumn and Winter Seasons and Debbie Turner will be discussing that as well.

The Winter Seasons of Life often bring loss and God has given us His presence and love to help us grieve through this season till we can experience His Spring of new life and fruitfulness. We need to learn how to let God be a part of our grieving and turn our loss into a reflection of His Glory and Goodness.

The Winter Seasons of Life often bring loss and God has given us His presence and love to help us grieve through this season till we can experience His Spring of new life and fruitfulness. We need to learn how to let God be a part of our grieving and turn our loss into a reflection of His Glory and Goodness.

https://wisdom-trek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Wisdom-Trek2800.jpg () Wisdom-Trek / Creating a Legacy Welcome to Day 403 of our Wisdom-Trek, and thank you for joining me. This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to Wisdom The Cycles and Seasons of Life (10) – Make Your Winter Seasons Count Thank you for joining us for our 5 days per week wisdom and legacy podcast. This is Day 403 of our trek, and today is Philosophy Friday. Every Friday we will ponder some of the basic truths and mysteries of life and how they can impact us in creating our living legacy. Today we will complete our trek covering the Cycles and Seasons of Life. We will continue the winter season that we started last Friday and then wrap up the trek with a recap https://wisdom-trek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/personal-philosophy-jim-rohn-e1439505400958.png () We are broadcasting from our studio at Home2 in Charlotte, North Carolina. Our workload has been steady this week, and we continue to make slow but sure progress on the various projects we are working on. This is not unlike the cycles that a farmer goes through during the various seasons of the year. The analogy comparing waiting for the Lord's return to the farmer in James 5:7 explains life pretty well, “Dear brothers and sisters, be patient as you wait for the Lord's return. Consider the farmers who patiently wait for the rains in the fall and in the spring. They eagerly look for the valuable harvest to ripen.” To be successful in life, it is imperative that we fully understand the laws of planting and harvesting. Realize also that during your lifetime, there will be many different cycles of seasons. Just because particular cycles of seasons did not produce the harvest you expected, don't let that control future seasons or the entirety of your life. Today on our trek, let us continue the winter season which must be a time for reflection and planning while each new spring season gives you an opportunity to start new again. Today's trek is titled… Make Your Winter Seasons Count As we continue to contemplate the winter seasons of life, you need to grasp that throughout all the seasons of the year. Winter can touch your lives in many small ways, as if it were testing you and providing you with subtle reminders of the plight of those whose lives are surrounded by winter. Winter can be a lost opportunity or the loss of love. A winter is when a trusted friend gives you cause for disappointment when your children young or old make unwise decisions that will force them into a winter season, or even when expected business goes to a competitor. A frigid blast from the cold, harsh words of someone you love is winter, and so is the pessimism or cynicism from someone whose advice and counsel you seek. The major challenge confronting those who seem to be in a perpetual winter is that they don't prepare for the arrival of spring, and lack the ability to recognize that arrival. So that you don't become like this yourself, you must be planning, learning, and preparing so that you become part of the solution rather than allowing yourself to remain part of the problem. https://wisdom-trek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/8873731444_997a921434_z.jpg () If you are currently without love, money, or employment, it is a winter, and its very appearance is because you've missed a springtime somewhere. Even if it was not your intention, neglect is always costly, and winter is merely a circumstance—an effect brought on by some earlier cause. Dwelling on the severity of your personal winter merely makes the winter more difficult to endure. You must search the inner confines of your mind and your soul for the purpose of discovering the real cause within you. Adversity is seldom attributable to someone or something outside of ourselves. To blame outside influences for the circumstance of winter is a convenient excuse for misplacing your responsibility. It is the normal human tendency to place...

Continuing with our week about the Great White shark, I thought I would talk about a paper that described the North West Atlantic population in terms of its Abundance Trends during Summer and Winter Seasons. The information in the paper I talk about contains important information that helps understand the species better, which will improve their management for future years to come. Support the Podcast: http://www.speakupforblue.com/patreon Shop for the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/shop 10 Ocean Tips to Conserve the Ocean: http://www.speakupforblue.com/wordpress/sufb_optinpdf Show Notes: http://www.speakupforblue.com/session90

Kerry Dunnington, culinary chemist and author of Tasting The Seasons:  Inspired, In-Season Cuisine That's Easy, Healthy, Fresh and Fun will be sharing her recipe design with us for the Fall and Winter Seasons.  Kerry is passionate about selecting recipes that use real, fresh foods sourced locally and in season to optimize nutrition and overall environmental impact. Do you really need fresh blueberries in February?  Is a sweet potato a mainstay of your summer table?  Why?  Yes, these items may be present in stores these days due to various growing seasons across the globe but is the food really top in nutrition if it is picked, held in trucks and transported thousands of miles over land and sea?  Do you know what is seasonal for where you live? For more information on Kerry and to purchase her book visit:  www.kerrydunnington.comFor more information on how to make better food choices, food for health or a consultation with Dr. Gallagher visit:  www.outoftheboxhealthcare.com

Our Assistant General Superintendent Alton Garrison shares with the pastors at the 2009 Minister's Renewal how to survive through the Winter Seasons of Ministry