33 How to Access Earth's Stability

from Alight · host Chara Armon

Send us Fan MailAs we emerge from the recent climate talks, enter the holiday season, continue to deal with the pandemic, and observe our world continually shifting, you can turn to Earth as a source of stability. In this episode I discuss:Why historians will view our current times as extraordinary.How even beneficial change can feel unstable.A technique for accessing Earth as a source of stability as the world shifts.I also share that the podcast is going on hiatus for 2-3 months while I produce an online conference that will be available to you free of charge in February. Make sure you're on the Humans and Earth mailing list at www.humansandearth.com for updates!Kindly leave us a review so more people can discover the show, and SUBSCRIBE to receive quick access to new episodes.Follow The Alight Institute on Instagram at @alight.institute https://www.instagram.com/alight.institute/ We're happy to hear your thoughts at [email protected]

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