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Many modern Western cultures don't have a deep understanding of land as a source of collective identity, story, or purpose. There is a sense that, yes, land can be lovely—but it is mainly seen as a source of recreation or extraction, not necessarily as an integral part of what shapes us and future generations.   In this guided practice, Indigenous scholar and teacher Yuria Celidwen introduces a fresh way to consider our connection to the natural spaces around us. This is a practice that invites reverence, gratitude, and belonging, where our experience of the earth moves from being strictly transactional to being interconnected and relational.  This meditation is part of our Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement series, where we're sharing guided practices from the women featured in our 2025 special edition of Mindful magazine.   If you'd like the transcription of this guided meditation, it will be online on Mindful.org next week.  Curious about the many benefits of being a member? Learn about our subscription tiers and join Mindful here. Stay curious, stay inspired. Join our community by signing up for our free newsletter, where we share compelling insights and actionable ideas to enrich your everyday life. Connect with us at mindful.org/signup. Show Notes Find more from Yuria Celidwen here. You can learn more about Yuria's story and how her work is fostering an “ethics of belonging”  on Mindful.org, where we interviewed her for our 2025 Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement feature. And more from Mindful here: More episodes of 12 Minute Meditation Let us know what you thought of this episode of 12 Minute Meditation by leaving a review or by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

Many modern Western cultures don't have a deep understanding of land as a source of collective identity, story, or purpose. There is a sense that, yes, land can be lovely—but it is mainly seen as a source of recreation or extraction, not necessarily as an integral part of what shapes us and future generations.   In this guided practice, Indigenous scholar and teacher Yuria Celidwen introduces a fresh way to consider our connection to the natural spaces around us. This is a practice that invites reverence, gratitude, and belonging, where our experience of the earth moves from being strictly transactional to being interconnected and relational.  This meditation is part of our Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement series, where we're sharing guided practices from the women featured in our 2025 special edition of Mindful magazine.   If you'd like the transcription of this guided meditation, it will be online on Mindful.org next week.  Curious about the many benefits of being a member? Learn about our subscription tiers and join Mindful here. Stay curious, stay inspired. Join our community by signing up for our free newsletter, where we share compelling insights and actionable ideas to enrich your everyday life. Connect with us at mindful.org/signup. Show Notes Find more from Yuria Celidwen here. You can learn more about Yuria's story and how her work is fostering an “ethics of belonging”  on Mindful.org, where we interviewed her for our 2025 Powerful Women of the Mindfulness Movement feature. And more from Mindful here: More episodes of 12 Minute Meditation Let us know what you thought of this episode of 12 Minute Meditation by leaving a review or by emailing yourwords@mindful.org.

Yuria Celidwen, a Nahua and Maya scholar and UC Berkeley postdoctoral researcher, shares how Indigenous wisdom offers pathways for collective healing beyond colonial mindfulness practices that prioritize individual benefit over community wellbeing.• Identifying as a "truth bearer" from Maya tradition, Celidwen bridges Indigenous epistemologies with academic research• The mindfulness movement has colonial roots, extracting Eastern practices while severing them from community responsibility• Indigenous sciences engage in "intersubjective dialogue" with subjects rather than treating them as inert objects• The doctrine of discovery established belief systems of domination that continue to impact Indigenous peoples• Historical distortions by missionaries and colonists undermined Haudenosaunee matrilineal systems and traditional practices• Indigenous knowledge uses metaphor, poetry, and ceremony to express complex scientific understanding• Young people increasingly recognize the value of Indigenous perspectives in addressing climate emergency• Transformation requires composting old narratives of purity and domination to create new ways of being• We're never alone in this work - we carry ancestral wisdom and plant seeds for future generationsFind Yuria Celidwen book "Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom for Collective Well-Being" to discover Indigenous-inspired practices for reconnecting with the more-than-human world.Support the showView the transcript and show notes at podcast.doctrineofdiscovery.org. Learn more about the Doctrine of Discovery on our site DoctrineofDiscovery.org.

As we continue this season's theme of expanding the boundaries of our faith tradition by creating space for dialogue with our brothers and sisters deeply rooted in other spiritual traditions, we're delighted to welcome Dr. Yuria Celidwen. She will guide us in exploring contemplative practices from an Indigenous perspective.Yuria was born to Nahua and Maya indigenous lineages in the cloud forest of the highlands of Chiapas, Mexico. As a scholar, she investigates forms of contemplation and transcendent experiences from the perspective of the ancestral wisdom of Indigenous peoples. She looks into how these forms are embodied in pro-social behavior and refers to this research as the “Ethics of Belonging” to understand the world from consciousness, intention, and actions toward planetary flourishing. Her recently published book is titled Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom for Collective Wellbeing.To connect with Yuria:Follow her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yuria.celidwen/Follow her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuriacelidwen/Check out her Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/author/yuriacelidwenGet your copy of her new book: https://www.amazon.com/Flourishing-Kin-Indigenous-Foundations-Collective/dp/1649632045vTo connect further with us:Visit our website: www.contemplativeoutreach.orgFind us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/prayerofconsentLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/prayerofconsentCheck out our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@prayerofconsentOr explore our Threads: https://www.threads.net/@prayerofconsentTo learn more about Father Thomas Keating's guidelines for service and principles visit www.contemplativeoutreach.org/vision.Stream and Download the Opening Minds, Opening Hearts Podcast NOW for FREE on Apple Podcast, Google, Amazon and Spotify!

Dr. Yuria Celidwen is at the forefront of a historic expansion in the field of contemplative science—or the study of inner practices like meditation, prayer, and mindfulness. Until recently, researchers have primarily focused on major religious traditions such as Buddhism or Christianity. Today, Dr. Celidwen is bringing the long-overdue perspective of Indigenous cultures into the discussion. In this podcast, Sounds True founder Tami Simon speaks with Dr. Celidwen about her new book, Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Wisdom for Collective Well-Being.  Tune in for this invigorating conversation exploring: Yuria's definition of flourishing as a gradual unfolding of aesthetic arrest; cultivating an embodied sense of your interconnection with all of creation; why Indigenous perspectives are vital for solving the climate crisis; honoring spirit, the animating principle of life; a deeper understanding of health; the direct experience of “moments of truth”; sunshine as a seed of awareness; the core right of self-determination; relating to Indigeneity respectfully; the possibility of collective flourishing; and more. Note: This episode originally aired on Sounds True One, where these special episodes of Insights at the Edge are available to watch live on video and with exclusive access to Q&As with our guests. Learn more at join.soundstrue.com.

Yuria Celidwen, an Indigenous researcher in the Department of Psychology at University of California Berkeley, discusses how contemplative practices in Indigenous traditions can expand mindfulness, heartfulness, compassion, and planetary flourishing. Her new book, 'Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Foundations for Collective Well-Being,' argues that relationality lies at the heart of Indigenous cultures, as seen in seven key principles. Celidwen explains that happiness is "only possible in community, when we cultivate our relationships toward all kin, from human to more-than-human, and to our living Earth." Learning to listen mindfully to life is an essential process in healing the Earth, the alienation of modern, Western cultures, and Indigenous cultures traumatized by genocide and other colonial traumas. More on the commons at www.Bollier.org.

Indigenous scholar Dr. Yuria Celidwen guides us in a reflection on our interconnection with water, encouraging us to see it as more than just a vital resource, but as kin. How to Do This Practice:Last week we explored the scientifically backed healing qualities of water, focusing on how connecting with water through sound, sight, and touch can support our well being. This week, indigenous scholar Dr. Yuria Celidwen guides us in a reflection on our interconnection with water, encouraging us to see it as more than just a vital resource, but as kin.   Find a quiet space where you can engage with water— a nearby river, ocean, or even the faucet at home. Focus on the sound of water. Whether it's the gentle drip from a faucet or the sound of waves, listen deeply to how water calls to you. Contemplate how water transforms between solid, liquid, and gas. Let this remind you of your own potential for transformation. Imagine the water flow, guiding you to feel its presence within and around you, awakening memories, imagination, and a sense of belonging in this shared world. Take a few moments to reflect on how different manifestations of water connect with you.  Today's Happiness Break Host:DR. YURIA CELIDWEN is an indigenous scholar of contemplative studies, and author of the new book, Flourishing Kin: Indigenous Foundations For Collective Well-Being.Read more on Yuria: https://www.yuriacelidwen.com/#aboutFollow Yuria on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuriacelidwen/Read Yuria's work on kin relationality: https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychology/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2023.994508/fullIf You Enjoyed This Happiness Break, You Might Also Like: Experience Nature Wherever You Are, with Dacher How to Ground Yourself in Nature, With Yuria Celidwen  Check Out These Episodes of The Science of Happiness:  The Healing Effects of Experiencing Wildlife  How to Do Good for the Environment (And Yourself)  How to Use Your Body to Relax Your Mind (The Science of Happiness) We'd love to hear how this practice goes for you! Let us know how you connect with water in your life.Email us at happinesspod@berkeley.edu Find us on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/6s39rzusHelp us share Happiness Break! Rate us and copy and share this link: https://tinyurl.com/6s39rzusTranscript: https://tinyurl.com/59mmr7jc

a classic side-scrolling beat 'em up arcade game set in the medieval fantasy land of Yuria. Players choose from three heroes—Ax Battler the Barbarian, Tyris Flare the Amazon, and Gilius Thunderhead the Dwarf—each with unique magic abilities. Together, they battle through hordes of enemies, ride mythical creatures, and face the evil Death Adder, who has kidnapped the royal family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A classic side-scrolling beat 'em up arcade game set in the medieval fantasy land of Yuria. Players choose from three heroes—Ax Battler the Barbarian, Tyris Flare the Amazon, and Gilius Thunderhead the Dwarf—each with unique magic abilities. Together, they battle through hordes of enemies, ride mythical creatures, and face the evil Death Adder, who has kidnapped the royal family. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

みなさまお疲れ様です、 Yuriaです！ 世間は夏休みですね〜。 大人も2ヶ月くらい休みたいのよ！！！！！！！ 【つぶやき】 学童が苦手だった話 わたしの理想の女性像 エラ肩ボトックスしてきました 【メイントピック】 アラサー、人生初の減量プロジェクト始動。 とはいえ健康的に痩せたいんです。 P.S. みんなのなりたい人物像はある？ --------------------------------- ◇Instagram Cheers Club公式アカウント：⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@cheersclub_official⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ◇質問・感想送ってくださるととっても嬉しいです❤︎：yuria.ariel@gmail.com 音楽提供：MusicBed ---------------------------------

みなさまお疲れ様です、 Yuriaです！ みなさまお元気でしたか？ 人間誰しもバッドモードになる時あるさっ。 支えあっていこーう❤ 【つぶやき】 最近バッド入ってまして 美容はセラピー 飲み会後ルーティン 最近ハマってるギャルYouTuberちゃん 私なりのセルフケア(筋トレ

Connect to yourself and the land you stand on in under 10 minutes with this grounding practice led by Indigenous scholar Dr. Yuria Celidwen.Link to episode transcript: https://tinyurl.com/3at8hrsuHow to Do This Practice:  If possible, go outside and find some natural ground, like grass or dirt. If you're wearing shoes or socks, take them off and place the soles of your feet directly on the ground.  Bring your attention to the earth beneath you. Allow it to hold you, paying attention to how it feels — soft, firm, reliable. Imagine you're starting to grow roots from the tip of your toes, digging deep into the earth. Visualize energy and wellness flowing through your roots to your toes, into the soles of your feet, your thighs and knees, then base of the spine and upwards into your chest, expanding the whole center of your chest. Take a full, deep breath and contemplate the  openness you feel in your chest. Look up towards the sky and open your eyes, allowing all of your senses to awaken to the sounds, smells, colors, and life around you. Feel their presence. Today's Happiness Break host:Dr. Yuria Celidwen is an Indigenous studies, cultural psychology, and contemplative science scholar of Indigenous Nahua and Maya descent. She also works at the United Nations to advance the rights of Indigenous peoples and the Earth.Learn more about Dr. Celidwen's work: https://www.yuriacelidwen.com/More resources from UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Center: Listen to Dr. Yuria Celidwen on The Science of Happiness episode about listening to your elders: https://tinyurl.com/yr2ydk43 Does Nature Make You More Mindful? https://tinyurl.com/4wcreu9z Why You Need More Nature in Your Life: ​​https://tinyurl.com/ye282e5d Being Around Nature Helps You Love Your Body: https://tinyurl.com/57d5ntxm How Modern Life Became Disconnected From Nature: https://tinyurl.com/yc6u73f9 Listen to The Science of Happiness episode featuring podcast host Krista Tippett, on Being Grounded in Your Body: https://tinyurl.com/8t7rr4yy Tell us about your grounding practice experience! Direct message us or leave a comment on Instagram @scienceofhappinesspod. You can also e-mail us at happinesspod@berkeley.edu or use the hashtag #happinesspod.Help us share The Science of Happiness!Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or share this link with someone who might like the show: https://tinyurl.com/2p9h5aap

お疲れ様です〜ゆりあです！♡ カレーを煮込みながら失礼いたします。 【トークテーマ】 父と母が喧嘩中 ネイルの美しさは精神の安定 今年一”惨め”を感じた話 MBTIって変わるの？？ 美白頑張ってきたけど、結局焼きたいの最近 世界中のビーチを飛び回っていたYuriaの学生時代 うちらの青春。大人になったアリアナの最新アルバムが良すぎる。 　 P.S. インスタでエピソードにまつわる写真をポストしてるから見てみてね♡ --------------------------------- ◇Instagram Cheers Club公式アカウント：⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@cheersclub_official⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Yuriaのアカウント：⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@yuria_nakajima ◇質問・感想送ってくださるととっても嬉しいです❤︎：yuria.ariel@gmail.com 音楽提供：MusicBed ---------------------------------

Death Adder ist anscheinend der größte Sack von Yuria. Oder doch sein Sohn Death Adder jr. Oder sein Vater Death Bringer? Jedenfalls ist der Stammbaum offenbar nicht sehr kreativ, was die Vornamen angeht.

Dahr Jamail speaks with Dr. Yuria Celidwen about how we must find true belonging and true community with both humans and the more-than-human world. Yuria discusses a broader statement she created that she calls “the ethics of belonging,” which encourages awareness, intention, relational well-being, and actions towards planetary flourishing. She also talks about spirit medicine, why she is not fond of the word "hope," dreaming, non-linear time, and much more.Dr. Yuria Celidwen, a native of Nahua and Maya descent from Chiapas, Mexico, has been conducting research that combines the vibrant threads of Indigenous studies, cultural psychology, and contemplative science. Yuria is a senior fellow at the Other and Belonging Institute at the University of California, Berkeley.

Let's whisk away to Yuria. A land where the reptile fiend Death Adder has invaded every village and massacred thousands. Doesn't sound very appealing does it? Well, what if we told you that when you get there you're going to assume control of one of three powerful heroes who's only mission is to overthrow Death Adder and bring peace to Yuria, using a combination of melee and magic attacks? OK, we can tell you're still not convinced. So what if, when you're one of these three heroes, you also get to kick squirrels and ride Bizarrians? Yeah.. we can see that moved the needle. You're in, aren't you? So let's all head to Yuria and take on Death Adder. It's time to save the King and his daughter and reclaim the legendary Golden Axe.

Continuing the conversation series, “The Edges in the Middle,” presented in collaboration with UC Berkeley's Othering and Belonging Institute, For The Wild is delighted to share this conversation between Báyò Akómoláfé, Naomi Klein and Yuria Celidwen. Speaking about climate grief and hope, Báyò, Naomi, and Yuria build together to consider the value in tapping into the depth of emotion as we feel it, not as we are told we should feel it. In a time marked by disruption, loss, and demise, grief may be an invitation into depths that demand to be listened to, and as we embody the grieving process we are called to surrender to feeling. “The Edges in the Middle” is a series of conversations between Báyò Akómoláfé and thought companions like john a. powell, V, Naomi Klein, and more. These limited episodes have been adapted from Báyò's work as the Global Senior Fellow at UC Berkeley's Othering & Belonging Institute. In this role, Báyò has been holding a series of public conversations on issues of justice and belonging for the Institute's Democracy & Belonging Forum, which connects and resources civic leaders in Europe and the US who are committed to bridging across difference to strengthen democracy and advance belonging in both regions and around the world. Báyò's conversations encourage us to rethink justice, hope, and belonging by sitting amidst the noise, not trying to cover it up with pleasant rhythms. To learn more about the Democracy & Belonging Forum, visit democracyandbelongingforum.org.   Music by Sitka Sun, generously provided by The Long Road Society Record Label and Mikalya McVey. Visit our website at forthewild.world for the full episode description, references, and action points.To listen to the extended episode, join us on Patreon at patreon.com/forthewild.Support the show

Journalist and climate activist Naomi Klein joins Indigenous scholar Yuria Celidwen and posthumanist thinker Bayo Akomolafe, both senior fellows at UC Berkeley's Othering and Belonging Institute, to discuss climate grief and why they see it not as a reason for apathy, but as an invitation to feel the loss deeply — together — and to use it as fuel for collective action."The moments that we face loss, and we really embody the grieving process, is the total moment of surrendering," said Celidwen at the May 4 event, hosted by the Othering and Belonging Institute. "Realizing that arrogance that keeps humans in a hierarchical organization, feeling that they are somehow exceptional from and different from all others, that arrogance dissolves the moment that we realize we are powerless, really, to the process of life, to the process of spirit, the process of nature."That idea of bringing not only the possibilities of the mysterious, the possibilities of the stories, that not everything can be measured as Western sciences, but rather as how Indigenous sciences speaks about what we don't know, what we can't know, and how we can make meaning of precisely that unknowing, and resting in that unknowing by finding the right insight to the action that we need to do as a collective.""I was really struck, Yuria, that you said that grief is surrender," Klein said in response. "Because, right before, I was making a couple of notes, thinking about why so many people I know in the climate justice movement are afraid of grief. And I wrote down just now, 'It's because they equate grief with surrender.'"But, what I meant was political surrender. I think there's a fear that if we fall down, we'll never get up. And that, if we let ourselves feel the depths of the loss, the depths of the fear, that we'll just somehow never be able to be galvanized again. And it's the opposite, really. That grief is uncontainable, including that surrender."I work with these students I mentioned, it's not a course on climate anxiety or climate grief. It's a course on climate feelings. And that's the first thing I say is, 'It can be rage, it can be just loss, it can be hope, it can be homesickness. There are so many emotions, and why do we prescribe just this one?''But the main thing I want is just feel anything, feel it a lot, because I feel like what is the source of the hopelessness or despair — those are legitimate emotions — but it's a deadeningness, really, that is what I'm most afraid of in myself and in the people I work with."Listen to the episode and read the transcript on Berkeley News (news.berkeley.edu).Photo of Naomi Klein by Kourosh Keshiri via Flickr. Photos of Yuria Celidwen and Bayo Akomolafe courtesy of the Othering and Belonging Institute.Music by Blue Dot Sessions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Indigenous scholar Yuria Celidwen guides us in a meditation to strengthen our sense of belonging and connection to the earth. This Happiness Break is part of our special series, Climate, Hope & Science. In it, we explore the intersection of environmental well-being and our own well-being, where taking care of ourselves and the planet are one in the same and feeling good is not only possible, it's helpful. Listen to the rest of the series, which was released in our feed April 22–May 18, 2023. How to Do This Practice: Find a comfortable position wherever you are located. Direct your attention to your feet and the surface below them. Try to cultivate a sense of belonging in that space under your feet. Let your breath guide your attention back to your feet and upward to your heart and head. Feel a sense of openness as you welcome the warmth of the sun into your heart. Acknowledge the transformative power of the earth and your role within it. Today's Happiness Break host: Dr. Yuria Celidwen is an Indigenous scholar whose work focuses on Indigenous contemplative traditions and advocating for the rights of Indigenous peoples and lands. She is a senior fellow at the Othering and Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley and has worked with numerous organizations including the United Nations. Learn more about Yuria: https://www.yuriacelidwen.com/ Find out more about Yuria's work at the Othering and Belonging Institute: https://belonging.berkeley.edu/yuria-celidwen More resources from The Greater Good Science Center: How Nature Can Make You Kinder, Happier, and More Creative: https://tinyurl.com/d2vzpsaj What Happens When We Reconnect With Nature: https://tinyurl.com/553xwm47 How to Protect Kids from Nature-Deficit Disorder: https://tinyurl.com/4usewuzj How Nature Helps Us Heal: https://tinyurl.com/2p93682j Why is Nature So Good for Your Mental Health? https://tinyurl.com/bdetmjt3 Five Ways to Develop “Ecoliteracy”: https://tinyurl.com/2zuj6smv Green With Empathy: https://tinyurl.com/42rk4m2m We love hearing from you! Tell us about your experience with this meditation. Email us at happinesspod@berkeley.edu or use the hashtag #happinesspod. Find us on Apple Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/2p9h5aap Help us share Happiness Break! Leave us a 5-star review and copy and share this link: https://tinyurl.com/2p9h5aap We're living through a mental health crisis. Between the stress, anxiety, depression, loneliness, burnout — we all could use a break to feel better. That's where Happiness Break comes in. In each biweekly podcast episode, instructors guide you through research-backed practices and meditations that you can do in real-time. These relaxing and uplifting practices have been shown in a lab to help you cultivate calm, compassion, connection, mindfulness, and more — what the latest science says will directly support your well-being. All in less than ten minutes. A little break in your day. The Science of Happiness would like to extend a special thanks to *Eva Frye for their support of this series.*

Walking can increase our sense of connectedness with the earth and motivation to take climate action, which might be an important aspect of your well-being. This is the third and final episode of our special series, Climate, Hope & Science. We explore the intersection of environmental well-being and our own well-being, where taking care of ourselves and the planet are one in the same and feeling good is not only possible, it's helpful. We find the links between crisis, hope, happiness, and action. Look for another climate-focused Happiness Break on May 18th. Episode summary: Musician and activist Diana Gameros tries leaving her car at home and walking instead of drive for three days. We hear what was challenging about her experience, and why in the end, she loved it. Incorporating small climate actions into our daily life can strengthen our relationship with the earth and inspire us to take better care of it. Later, climate scientist Patrick Gonzalez breaks down the actual climate impact of one person choosing not to drive for a day. (It's more than you'd think.) Finally, we learn how to reimagine our relationship to the environment from Dr. Yuria Celidwen, an expert in Indigenous contemplative practices and sciences, and what we — and the planet — might gain from bridging Western and Indigenous worldviews. Practice: Avoid driving for one day out of the week. Instead, walk and take public transportation. Try to avoid using your phone while getting around. Instead, observe the environment around you and how you engage with it. Notice as much as you can about your neighborhood. Pay attention to how you feel when you walk versus drive. Think about how you can incorporate other small actions in your daily life to help the planet. Today's guests: Diana Gameros is a musician and social activist. Her music is informed by themes like identity, language, culture and her experience as an immigrant. Learn more about Diana: https://www.dianagameros.com/ Listen to Diana's Music: https://open.spotify.com/album/0JdsjnFwzgkr0kPelaODF4 Follow Diana on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianagameros/ Follow Diana on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dianagamerosmusic/ Patrick Gonzalez is a climate scientist and forest ecologist at UC Berkeley. His work inspired numerous policy changes focused on forestry protections around the world. Learn more about Patrick and his work: http://www.patrickgonzalez.net/ Follow Patrick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pgonzaleztweet?lang=en Dr. Yuria Celidwen is an Indigenous scholar whose work focuses on Indigenous contemplative traditions and advocating for the rights of Indigenous peoples and lands. Learn more about Yuria and her work:  https://www.yuriacelidwen.com/ More Resources on Climate Action: Greater Good Mag - Can We Have More Productive Conversations About Climate Change? https://tinyurl.com/5n95sva3 WHO - Cycling and walking can help reduce physical inactivity and air pollution, save lives and mitigate climate change: https://tinyurl.com/3kzhytf5 TED - When Mother Earth Speaks, You Best Listen: https://tinyurl.com/yzmhch34 Time Magazine - In the Face of Climate Change, We Must Act So That We Can Feel Hopeful—Not the Other Way Around: https://tinyurl.com/98bbspap What climate actions have you incorporated into your life? Email us at happinesspod@berkeley.edu or use the hashtag #happinesspod. Help us share The Science of Happiness! Leave us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts and share this link with someone who might like the show: https://tinyurl.com/2p9h5aap

Bem-vindos! Hoje os guerreiros do Axé Dourado, Guilherme Ferrari, Lili Brandelli, Guilherme Dellagustin e Marcos Melo comentam de um jogo de pancadaria que é puro ouro (literalmente). O clássico dos Beat 'em up e da SEGA: Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder. Um clássico dos fliperamas que traz muita aventura, magia e hordas de inimigos. Então prepare seu machado, pegue sua espada e venha se juntar a essa aventura épica para salvar Yuria do “tinhoso” Death Adder. […] O post Fliperama de Boteco #363 – Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder apareceu primeiro em FLIPERAMA DE BOTECO.

A Dra. Yuria Celidwen é descendente de indígenas Nahua e Maya, nascida em uma família de místicos, curandeiros, poetas e exploradores das terras altas de Chiapas, no México. Sua abordagem transdisciplinar cruza sabedorias indígenas, psicologia cultural e ciência contemplativa para unir as metodologias indígenas e ocidentais em equidade epistemológica no que ela chama de "ciência contemplativa indígena". Ela enfatiza a recuperação, revitalização e transmissão da sabedoria indígena, o avanço dos direitos dos povos indígenas e os direitos da Mãe Terra. O encontro foi traduzido pela querida Jeanne Pilli, e é dela a voz que você ouve nesta edição do podcast. Para saber mais sobre o Intensivo SIM: olugar.org/sim.

In this episode, Wendy speaks with contemplative scholar and Indigenous activist Yuria Celidwen. Yuria has worked across many sectors to bring Indigenous ways of knowing into conversation with Western approaches, particularly in contemplative science. This conversation covers many topics, including: the importance of Indigenous languages; her roots in a lineage of mystics, healers, and explorers; insights from the Mayan calendric system; bringing Indigenous ideas into a dualistic culture; her own experience of othering; the role of contemplative practice amidst today's challenges; opening our awareness to interdependence; bridging and safety as we come together across differences; kin relationality and ecological belonging; subtleties of language and what they reveal; implications of the term "mechanism" in the scientific approach; Indigenous contemplative science; and an inspiring closing poem. Full show notes and resources  

大阪 吹田の音楽スタジオ「Tule music Lab.」（トゥーレ・ミュージック・ラボ）がお届けする30分番組。 Vol.56 guest：歌謡ポップスシンガー　ユリアさん 【トークテーマ】

Outside the territories, a few feet below the surface, in the Banquet Hall of Darkheather, Overlord Savash holds a feast. Every Tunnel Lord has come, from near and very very far, to hold council, and make plans for Savash's war with the mice. Overlord Savash is played by Ikks. Hercule, Lord of Tunnel Night is played by Yuria. Beatriz, Lord of Tunnel Stone is played by Vel. Lina, Lord of Tunnel Ash is played by Devious Vacuum. Our Games Mouse is Grant. This episode was edited by Yuria.  Mouse Guard's art is drawn by Cataegory. Mouse Guard's music is performed by Thylacinus.

Did you know Golden Axe got a novelization? As expected it's "not great" but we read it and recapped it for you anyway! So come with us, and Ax Battler into the land of Yuria to kill the vicious Death Adder. These are the names and they are real! Check out Dylan's Skyrim Overhaul Mod Pack: https://www.wildlandermod.com/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pixellitpod Our website: https://www.pixellitpod.com Our discord: https://discord.gg/NdwmVEwFbQ Join our Steam Group: https://steamcommunity.com/groups/pixellitpod PixelLit is the video game-literary nerd's dream come true. It's a podcast where we read and discuss video game novelizations, and the games they're based on. This is a podcast for the former kid who read their instruction booklets cover to cover. For the gamer who listens to every audio log in Bioshock. The PixelLit Podcast! Because the only thing better than playing a video game is reading about it.  

Dr. Yuria Celidwen, PhD is a native of Indigenous Nahua and Maya descent, born in Chiapas, Mexico. She received a Ph.D. and focuses on the intersection of Indigenous studies, cultural psychology, and contemplative science. From her work, she is uncovering Indigenous contemplative practices from the world, and finding their place in contemplative studies. She works at the United Nations to support international humanitarian efforts for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. Her specific concentration is the advancement of Indigenous peoples' rights and the rights of the Earth. She also teaches Indigenous epistemologies and spirituality and her work pioneered the Indigenous contemplative experience within contemplative studies. Medicine Explained is 501(3)(c) organization dedicated to increasing health literacy - by meeting people where they're at on social media and podcasts. It's run by Dr. Daniel Villavecer MD, MS and Dr. Amanda d'Almeida MD, MPH. Please contact us if you would like to help us continue to produce free educational content for everyone.

The long awaited episode nine tosses us into the world of Yuria with all of the classic Conan tropes.  Magic, sexy ladies in iron bikinis, and a muscley Arnold look alike as the protagonist, Golden Axe was created in 1989 by Sega.  We get a pleasant surprise when we play through the original story to the Golden Axe series and save the King and Princess of Yuria.  Spoiler alert, there were no camels punched in this game.

This week's we watched 79 & 80 of Fist of the North Star!  In the year 19XX, after being betrayed and left for dead, bravehearted warrior Kenshirou wanders a post-apocalyptic wasteland on a quest to track down his rival, Shin, who has kidnapped his beloved fiancée Yuria. During his journey, Kenshirou makes use of his deadly fighting form, Hokuto Shinken, to defend the helpless from bloodthirsty ravagers. It isn't long before his exploits begin to attract the attention of greater enemies, like warlords and rival martial artists, and Keshirou finds himself involved with more than he originally bargained for. This anime ran from 1984 to 1987 for a total of 109 episodes. Produced by studio Toei Animation, a studio that needs no introduction but in case you don't know them they produce One Piece, DBZ, and Toriko .   We're not going to lie it was a rough one but let us know your thoughts on the episode and connect with us at one of the links below. If you think we're wrong about the show, send us a message! Social links Follow us on Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/filleracademy/ Follow us on Twitter : https://twitter.com/filleracademy Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/FillerAcademyPodcast TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@filleracademypodcast? Reach out and send us an email : filleracademypodcast@gmail.com   Episode Links If you'd like to see what the anime community thought of it, check it out here! https://myanimelist.net/anime/967/Hokuto_no_Ken   How we determine what is filler:  www.animefillerlist.com

We're back with a real whirlwind of emotions regarding the latest happenings of NMB48! Suuchan gets scandaled, Yuria gets to come back from hiatus, Mikana gets to go on hiatus, Anchu gets into senbatsu, Episode 1 gets renewed, and we get tickets for NMB's summer concerts!   If you like the show, give us a like and subscribe to us on YouTube and/or the podcast version on libsyn, Apple Podcasts, and wherever else you get your podcast fix!   If you have a comment or question you'd like to have read on the show, you can do so by posting it in the comment section of Youtube or email us at nmbtakoyaki.party@gmail.com.   You can also hit us up on Discord or on Twitter.   NMB48 International Discord  https://discord.gg/FGfdynt​   TEPPEN Subs  https://teppensubteam.tumblr.com​ https://twitter.com/TeppenSubTeam​   Twitter: Geoff: https://twitter.com/GeoFreak17​ Matt: https://twitter.com/MattOKoopa​ Ryan: https://twitter.com/frowndog06​    3:55 - Yokono Sumire Scandal 17:02 - A new challenger has appeared! Hongo Yuzuha gravure 19:43 - Miyake Yuria is back from her hiatus 24:02 - Yamamoto Mikana goes on hiatus... again! 25:54 - Mass Graduation Announcements: Shimizu Rika, Kitamura Mana, Ogawa Yuuka, Namba Hinata 43:51 - Episode 1 is back! Award Show spin-off special episode 50:53 - NMB "Hatsu Natsu Concert" Dates Revealed! 59:49 - BREAK 1:00:02 - NMB's 25th Single Announced, Senbatsu Revealed! 1:26:09 - Kyun Mart Theater Show  1:37:38 - Shiroma Miru's Produced Theater Show 1:49:53 - You Gotta NMB with new MC's Long Coat Daddy 1:54:13 - Listener Comments

For the debut episode of Best Game Ever, Castielle from Fextralife joins the party to talk to me about his favourite game, Star Wars: Knights of The Old RepublicAbout The Game:Bioware's Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic launched in 2003 on Xbox and PC to critical acclaim. Recently rumours circulating regarding a remake  have made it a popular talking point in 2021...Lucky for us!About Fextralife:Fextralife is a video game community and news resource fueled by a team of dedicated gamers.  Their streams showcase the many games they enjoy, with a strong focus on RPG content. Whether it's their Twitch channel, hosted by Cas, Tyr and Yuria or their collection of wikis made by and for gamers like you, Fextralife have you covered - check them out below!Follow Fextralife:Website - https://fextralife.com/Twitch - https://twitch.tv/FextralfieYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/FextralifeTwitter - https://twitter.com/FextralifeFind me on Twitter:https://twitter.com/bestgamecastBuy me a coffee:https://ko-fi.com/bestgameever

今回はゲストに「YURIA」を迎えて、美術館・ギャラリー展の魅力と印象に残っている作品について、ヴィーガンや伝統あるものに触れるものにも話を伺いました。凛とした彼女の魅力について話します！

Daybreak is the big race to the tower, but this final evening has a lot happening first. Rue has arranged a date for Yuria, Yuria has sent Knight off on a mission, and Ggislin has some feelings to sort through regarding the fellowship and their mission. Today's introduction was an excerpt from "Extreme Ways," by Moby. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

Rue takes Nugget to secure them a ride to the tower. Yuria and Knight reach an agreement. And Friar Pan meets the cause of the midnight void - Youth, the immortal demon of the night. Today's introduction was an excerpt from "Yes and No," by XYL0. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.  

In this episode, everyone has a chat. Nugget and Ggislin, Yuria and Knight, Rue and various racers, Pan and... his brother? Is Cedar Flynn really who he claims to be, or is this some weird racing gimmick he's committing to super hard? Pan is unconvinced. Today's introduction was an excerpt from "Iron," by Within Temptation. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania and Ggislin Ketos are played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

Welcome to Aaureo, the strangest city in all the land. Aaureo is built just outside of the Green Man's Graves, a bottomless, ever-refreshing resource of wood, food, and various goods of all kinds, with one big catch - everyone and everything in the area after sundown disappears forever. So the people of Aaureo make a living by driving unique vehicles of their own creation out into the swamp, gathering all the supplies they can, and driving back home before the sunset destroys them. And out in the Graves is the final tower of Aurorealis. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

The gunpowder halfling Roger has decided to do the one thing a revolutionary made of explosions is best at: go topple a society. The introduction was an excerpt from "Inside Out," by Eve 6. ----more----   Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

One of Nugget's Poptart Pieces has gone back to the Tartland, back to what used to be the River Poptart: back to the home of Friar Pan. The nuns of St. Madeline's Monastery are more than happy to see their son again, but much less happy to see all that has happened to him. And Monsoon's sister Typhoon is not happy that her brother is taking charge of the ship to help out a bunch of stowaways. How do we put Nugget back together, now that we've found one of their pieces? What will Monsoon do to placate his sister? And is Friar Pan okay? The introduction was an excerpt from "Army of Two," by Dumdums. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

With the pumpkin patch and char out of commission, due to damage and constant rainfall respectively, the fellowship is forced to rely on Monsoon for transportation. But even up in the sky, danger is still hot on their trail, as Yuria's old nemesis Rath is finally coming for her... This episode is slightly late because we attempted to fix a lost scene, then the scene became un-lost just as we gave up on fixing it. So a bonus scene will be releasing in the next couple days to go with this episode; please look forward to it. ----more---- The introduction was an excerpt from You're Gonna Go Far, Kid by The Offspring. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

The fellowship has been kidnapped, Pumpkin Patch and everything. The culprit? Monsoon, the prince of pirates (played by Arden). Episode art by Julian C. The introduction was an excerpt from Firebird by Ashbury Heights. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Monsoon is played by Arden. Today's episode was edited by Riley.  

Poptart has broken every law of halfling society. Halflings exist to follow their nature Halflings exist to serve their community. Halflings may not beget Halflings. Poptart has broken every law of halfling society, and now they must atone. ----more---- The introduction was an excerpt from “Imperfection,” by Evanescence. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

For the first time in a long time, the fellowship sits down together and has a chat. ----more---- The introduction was an excerpt from Illusion and Dream, by Poets of the Fall. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Today's episode was edited by Riley.

Poptart has awoken something terrible, and must take responsibility for their mistakes. But they don't have to do it alone - Rue, Pan, and Yuria will do whatever they can to help their friend and save the Columned City from destruction. The introduction was an excerpt from In Defiance, by VNV Nation. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Today's episode was edited by Gnome and Riley.

The fellowship is finally entirely reunited, as Rue and Pan ride Char into town, Poptart swims back home from outer space, and Yuria is there to greet them all. But she's not the only one - Char was sealed up in that sword for a reason, and the columnists have rounded up a posse to seal Char away once more. Support the second edition of Fellowship on kickstarter now! ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Rue Titania is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The introduction was an excerpt from Cassandra by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, and was voiced by Grant. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus.

Yuria suddenly finds herself completely alone in the Columned City. With nowhere to go and no one to turn to, she's left to do the only thing a nerd with free time can do - visit the library. ----more---- Note: In this episode, Joey accidentally recorded to the wrong microphone, so Poptart's audio quality is much lower than usual. Sorry about that. It is fixed in the next recording session. If you like the show, you can support us on Patreon! Or tell your friends, or send us a tweet at @SixFeatsUnder! We appreciate your words of kindness more than you know. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Astronaut: A Short History of Nearly Nothing by Amanda Palmer, and voiced by Grant.

This week translator extraordinaire Jocelyne Allen returns to answer our questions about working as an interpreter and how it differs from translating books! Check out Jocelyne’s blog & her professional website! Remember to send us emails! mangamachinations@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter! @mangamacpodcast Check out our tumblr! http://mangamachinations.tumblr.com Join our Discord server and come talk to us! http://discord.me/mangamac Time Stamps: 00:00:00 - Intro Song: “Shadow and Truth” by ONE III NOTES from ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept., Opening, Introductions 00:01:08 - Whatchu Been Reading: Transition Song: Dragon Ball Z OST “Prologue”, dakazu tried to go back to My Boy but it only confirmed his fears 00:04:47 - The potential horror in I Want to Hold Aono-kun so Badly I Could Die has dakazu interested to read more 00:09:27 - dakazu found Neo Yokio: Pink Christmas surprisingly enjoyable 00:12:32 - News: Eleven Arts will be bringing A Silent Voice back to movie theaters in January 2019 00:15:09 - Fans want a new translation for Viz Media'z Dragon Ball manga box set 00:17:54 - Next Episode Preview and Rundown: 2018 Year End Review with Morgana “Manga Maven” Santilii, we’ll be presenting Top 3 lists for anime & manga and discussing everything from 2018 00:18:59 - Main Segment Guest Gaiden: Transition Song: “Free Bird” by New Cinema Tokage from Project ARMS, Translator Jocelyne Allen explains what interpreting is 00:20:54 - Jocelyne explains how her role as an interpreter varies based on the needs of the client 00:23:25 - We ask Jocelyne how she got started as an interpreter 00:27:49 - Working as both a translator and an interpreter is uncommon, Jocelyne shares how her experiences translating & interpreting have effect each other 00:31:25 - Jocelyne researches everything about her interpreter clients to prepare 00:34:50 - Darfox wants to know if Jocelyne ever had to protect her clients from rude questions 00:40:33 - Darfox and dakazu share personal stories about interpreting for their parents, we discuss the difficulty of translating from one language to another 00:44:55 - We complain about being asked to translate for the sake of entertaining friends 00:46:53 - We ask Jocelyne why Inio Asano is seemingly being mocked in his cameos within other people’s manga 00:52:47 - Jocelyne current favorite manga is Yuria-sensei no Akai Ito 00:54:49 - Next Week’s Topic: 2018 Year End Review, House Keeping, Social Media Rundown, Sign Off Song: “wish men” by sunbrain from Beet the Vandel Buster

~Today we have a very special guest: Bean! And we all sat down to talk about Micolash! For more podcasts and lore kindly see https://www.youtube.com/SinclairLore To support this podcast (and to have access to Patreon-only lore) please visit: https://www.patreon.com/SinclairLore You can also support this channel through ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/SinclairLore To join the discord server please click: https://thesnackcovenant.com/discord (there are some unlisted lore clips on discord as well) For salt baskets and other merch please visit: https://www.redbubble.com/people/sinclairlore Richard Pilbeam Richie posts lore quite often on his Twitter: https://twitter.com/richard_pilbeam and you can find lore on his channel: https://www.youtube.com/jerkssansfrontieres SinclairLore: https://twitter.com/sinclairlore https://go.twitch.tv/SinclairLore https://www.instagram.com/brilliantstrategist/ Music: Up in my Jam by Kubbi

During the late evening hours of August 23, 2007, Jennifer Gauthier Magnano's four month struggle to be free from her abusive husband came to a violent end when she was murdered by her abusive husband, Scott Magnano, who then turned the gun on himself and took his own life, leaving behind their three children. When they came across the story about how she was failed by the State of Connecticut, three women decided something needed to be done. Her story needed to be told. In this special episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Elle, Yuria, and Katie - the team behind the animated documentary, Jennifer, 42. Domestic abuse is a deeper problem than we may realize, and hopefully this film will shed some light on it. Tune in to this special Daring Woman Podcast as we discuss Jennifer's story, the film, and domestic abuse. Learn more about the film on their kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jennifer42/jennifer-42-an-animated-documentary-feature/If you or anyone you know is in an abusive situation, please seek help immediately. You are not alone and there are plenty of resources available. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233.

During the late evening hours of August 23, 2007, Jennifer Gauthier Magnano's four month struggle to be free from her abusive husband came to a violent end when she was murdered by her abusive husband, Scott Magnano, who then turned the gun on himself and took his own life, leaving behind their three children. When they came across the story about how she was failed by the State of Connecticut, three women decided something needed to be done. Her story needed to be told. In this special episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Elle, Yuria, and Katie - the team behind the animated documentary, Jennifer, 42. Domestic abuse is a deeper problem than we may realize, and hopefully this film will shed some light on it. Tune in to this special Daring Woman Podcast as we discuss Jennifer's story, the film, and domestic abuse. Learn more about the film on their kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jennifer42/jennifer-42-an-animated-documentary-feature/If you or anyone you know is in an abusive situation, please seek help immediately. You are not alone and there are plenty of resources available. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−7233.

The letter Poptart had Yuria write, all in one place without interruption.

Deep beneath the Columned City, Poptart meets God. Note: In this episode, Joey accidentally recorded to the wrong microphone, so Poptart's audio quality is much lower than usual. Sorry about that. It is fixed in the next recording session, but this does mean that episode 26 will also feature low-quality Poptart. ----more---- If you like the show, you can support us on Patreon! Or tell your friends, or send us a tweet at @SixFeatsUnder! We appreciate your words of kindness more than you know. Ggislin Ketos is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from the English translation of Bad Apple by Christina Vee, and voiced by Grant.

Friar Pan is the last to arrive in the Columned City. Harbinger did not make it. ----more---- ​If you like the show, you can support us on Patreon! Or tell your friends, or send us a tweet at @SixFeatsUnder! We appreciate your words of kindness more than you know. Friar Pan is played by Clove.​ Ggislin Ketos is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from the English translation of Chiruchiru Reply by Juby Phonic, and voiced by Grant.

Poptart is the first to arrive in the Columned City. A week later, Yuria Bloodtongue is the second. ----more---- If you like the show, you can support us on Patreon! Or tell your friends, or send us a tweet at @SixFeatsUnder! We appreciate your words of kindness more than you know. Ggislin Ketos is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Rabbit Heart by Florence and the Machine, and voiced by Grant.

In today's Tabletalk, we take a moment to brainstorm possible alternate futures where Yuria gets something else out of her trip to the ocean.

Yuria Bloodtongue fell into the ocean and died. She got back up, and walked her way over to the Columned City. ----more---- If you like the show, you can support us on Patreon! Or tell your friends, or send us a tweet at @SixFeatsUnder! We appreciate your words of kindness more than you know. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. Aurorealis' theme, Ice Ghost, is performed by Possibly. The introduction was an excerpt from The Outsider by Marina and the Diamonds, and voiced by Grant.

All things must come to an end. ----more---- If you like the show, you can support us on Patreon! Or tell your friends, or send us a tweet @SixFeatsUnder! We appreciate your words of kindness more than you know. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. Aurorealis' theme, Ice Ghost, is performed by Possibly. The introduction was an excerpt from Tomorrow Never Comes by VNV Nation, and voiced by Grant.

The Fellowship has finally reached the second tower of Aurorealis - a massive, burning red heat sink, draining the temperature of the rest of the world. None of Aurorealis' minions defend this tower. It has its own defenses, including one our heroes refuse to fight... ----more---- ​Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from No Easy Way by Digital Daggers, and voiced by Grant.

After defeating the mighty Train Golem, our heroes earn their first proper Fellowship Move from Trouble and Dr. Chaos. Then, with new treasures in hand, Yuria slowly drives their stolen tank back to the Pumpkin Patch. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Blue Lips by Regina Spektor, and voiced by Grant.

We decided to loop back to the interesting part of the session and talk about what happened in Ddragon's Lore some more. Find out more about Yuria's drama classes, Poptart's pranks, and Pan's debauchery by listening in!

Ddragon's Lore is burning, and its up to Pan, Harbinger, and Yuria to put it out. They quickly discover Ggislin and Knight have already left, but they made sure to leave something behind for our heroes to deal with... ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley.   This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus.   The introduction was an excerpt from Wine Red by The Hush Sound, and voiced by Grant.

Alternate episode title: A Day of Revelations Our heroes have a lot to learn. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Trouble and Dr. Chaos are played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Alpenglow by Nightwish, and voiced by Grant.  

A week after the terrible incident with Aurorealis, the fellowship finds themselves taking alternative transportation. At the train station, they discover they've all earned wanted posters, so they must wear disguises. Absolutely nothing silly happens in this episode, our show is extremely serious. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The Goose Hydra mini was never intended to become important, but was designed by Jeff T Owens. Pan's anime theme was Freezing Girl, by Yellow Zebra. The introduction was an excerpt from Dead Or Alive by Bon Jovi, and voiced by Grant.

Your actions have consequences. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome.​ This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Fairyland by Angelzoom, and voiced by Grant.  

King Nnico Llendora intends to kill Poptart. Yuria refuses to let that happen. Harbinger wants to see the king ruined. Poptart will protect these people, no matter what it takes. And Pan... not even Pan knows what's going on with Pan.   Don't forget to vote in this month's Twitter Control Poll, to determine which character will be the face of the @SixFeatsUnder twitter account for November 2017. ----more----   Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley.   This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus.   The introduction was an excerpt from Seven Devils by Florence and the Machine, and voiced by Grant.

After an emotional night, our heroes are invited to a formal breakfast with the king. King Nnico Llendora offers the fellowship food and drink and war machines, in exchange for saving the city and maybe a little fealty. But nobody seems all that interested... ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The radio song was You Take Da Steamboat, I Take Da Train by Sam Stern. The introduction was an excerpt from Carnival of Rust by Poets of the Fall, and voiced by Grant. 

In today's episode of To Winter's End, we build the world. Our heroes talk about the world as they know it, filling it with cool places to see, people to meet, and problems to solve. Like all character creation episodes, this one is technically optional, but we will be referencing the world we made in this episode a lot going forward. As this is a map-building episode, there is also a video version available by clicking here. I highly recommend watching the video, but listening with the full map open should also work fine. You can find the full map by clicking here. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from My Walden by Nightwish, and voiced by Grant.

There is a lot to talk about. ----more---- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Life in the Vivid Dream by Grimes, and voiced by Grant.

Yuria and Pan learn what it means to be a hero. ----more---- ​Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. B0-L4 is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. This episode's art was drawn by Gnome. Most of the music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. Llendora's Theme, Bola Speaks, and Bola Strikes were performed by Possibly, and were commissioned using funds from our patreon backers. The introduction was an excerpt from Do It For Him by Rebecca Sugar, and voiced by Grant. Saturday, Sept 2, starting at 10am Central time, is Gextra Life 2, a 24 hour charity drive featuring our very own Grant! Along with Chip Cheezum, Voidburger, and Snugglebeast, they will be gathering donations for the Hurley Children's Hospital in Flint, Michigan while playing a variety of animal mascot platformer games. So stop on by! And if you are a backer on Patreon, be sure to check out the Twitter Control Poll. Every month, we're putting a new character in charge of the @SixFeatsUnder account, so don't miss it!

On their way to the next tower, our heroes come across the Elven capital of Llendora, and find it under attack from the largest ORC, B0L4.  They have nothing they need here. Their next objective is far, far away. But in a move only most of them will regret, they intervene anyway. ----- Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. B0L4 is played by Gnome.  This episode was edited by Gnome. This episode's art was drawn by Gnome.   Most of the music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. Llendora's Theme, Bola Speaks, and Bola Strikes were performed by Possibly, and were commissioned using funds from our patreon backers. The introduction was an excerpt from Army Of Me by Bjork, and voiced by Grant.

The quiet lumberjack village of Logdale rests in a simple pine forest valley. Poptart and Pan decide to pay them a visit, looking for the halfling Flapjack. But while they're gone, something wild attacks the Pumpkin Patch, with only Yuria there to stop it. ​Episode art is by Clove.​ Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Clear Blue Sky by Poets of the Fall, and voiced by Grant. Ikks had to leave at the end of the previous episode, so Harbinger only appears at the end, in a bit we recorded later.​

The Fellowship has escaped from the Blue Mountain, leaving their damage behind. But they didn't leave everything behind, as Pan discovers an extra passenger on the Pumpkin Patch, leaving everyone to try and figure out what to do with them. Episode art is by Gnome. It contains spoilers for the back half of this episode. The pog referenced at around the 33 minute mark is this, drawn by Clove. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from The Passenger by Digital Daggers, and voiced by Grant.

Welcome to our second character creation episode! This week, we build the biggest character in the crew: The Pumpkin Patch, the massive flying shopping mall that we all live in. Here is a list of every shop in the ship, including the ones that didn't make it. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. The music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Castles in the Sky, by DJ Satomi, and voiced by Grant.

The weather control tower has fallen, our heroes have completed their mission. But their enemies, Knight and Ggislin Ketos, are still here, and still ready to rumble. Can Pan, Poptart, Yuria, and Harbinger manage to escape, when they can't even manage to agree with each other on anything? Episode art is by Clove. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. Most music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. Ice Ghost was performed by Possibly. The introduction was an excerpt from Kill V Maim, by Grimes, and voiced by Grant.

The fellowship begins its first daring heist: to topple a weather control tower on top of the Blue Mountain, deep in Aurorealis' territory. Guarded by a city of pandas, a snow golem, and a pair of powerful, definitely named antagonists, our heroes have their work cut out for them. Episode art is by Clove. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. All music in this episode was performed by Thylacinus. The introduction was an excerpt from Kingdom, by VNV Nation, and voiced by Grant.

A new adventure begins! This time, we're playing Fellowship. Our heroes are Clove, Joey, Ikks, and Riley, with Gnome playing as the Overlord. Get ready to meet Friar Pan, Poptart, Harbinger, Yuria, and their perfectly normal dog in this character creation episode. Friar Pan is played by Clove. Harbinger is played by Ikks. Poptart is played by Joey. Yuria is played by Riley. Aurorealis is played by Gnome. This episode was edited by Gnome. Most of the music was performed by Thylacinus. Winter Reflections was performed by Kevin MacLeod. The introduction was an excerpt from Shadow Play, by Poets of the Fall, and voiced by Grant.

Having a powerful vision can mean the difference between mediocrity and clear direction for the future. I welcome special guest Dr. Kirwan Rockefeller, author of Visualize Confidence, in order to help this community create our personal vision. To reach me with questions, comments, or feedback: CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback Kirwan and I discuss the importance of vision and how to create a personal vision. You can find many more resources and exercises in Kirwan's book Visualize Confidence. Coming up on future episodes: Your 2012 Action Plan - January 30th Engagement - the month of February! What do you want to hear? Leave feedback (see below). Listener Feedback CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback I responded to feedback from a few members of our listening community: Yuria wrote from Japan to provide feedback on creating her perfect day and what she's gained from the show. Fazila wrote about the importance of being able to lead from many different places - I couldn't agree more! Stay connected with this show on iTunes or on Facebook I'd love your feedback on this show as well as any questions or topics you'd like me to address in future shows: CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback See you in a week for the next episode!

Having a powerful vision can mean the difference between mediocrity and clear direction for the future. I welcome special guest Dr. Kirwan Rockefeller, author of Visualize Confidence, in order to help this community create our personal vision. To reach me with questions, comments, or feedback: CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback Kirwan and I discuss the importance of vision and how to create a personal vision. You can find many more resources and exercises in Kirwan's book Visualize Confidence. Coming up on future episodes: Your 2012 Action Plan - January 30th Engagement - the month of February! What do you want to hear? Leave feedback (see below). Listener Feedback CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback I responded to feedback from a few members of our listening community: Yuria wrote from Japan to provide feedback on creating her perfect day and what she's gained from the show. Fazila wrote about the importance of being able to lead from many different places - I couldn't agree more! Stay connected with this show on iTunes or on Facebook I'd love your feedback on this show as well as any questions or topics you'd like me to address in future shows: CoachingforLeaders.com/feedback See you in a week for the next episode!