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EPISODE · Aug 9, 2025 · 51 MIN

An Update For These Extraordinarily Precarious Times

from In Our Nature · host Siobhán Friel

Offered as a companion episode to the just-released "Shedding the Stories That No Longer Make Sense (Even When It's Hard & Lonely)" for those who may be newer listeners to the show and wanted to hear an earlier part of my long journeywell..."long" to our accelerated capitalist society that doesn't respect or care for depth, rooting, steeping or descending, obvs, but just fraction of a moment in the cycles of natureAt the point of this original recording in early 2024 I was emerging from a dark but necessary period of my own collapse and I was seeing the unmistakable cracks in my industry as an anxiety coach and mental health practitioner. Head to the shedding episode ("Shedding the Stories That No Longer Make Sense (Even When It's Hard & Lonely)" to understand what’s happened since then and how this helps others who are awakening to the illusions of their own worldview in our age or unraveling. It’s great fun. Relevant:The people I work with are using (and contributing to) this companion resource at the moment: An Earnestly Incomplete Non-Guide for the Disillusioned, the Lost and the Totally BewilderedCome check out the Work That Reconnects I have lovely things happening in Aotearoa, Australia or online coming up in the next few months…head here for details and registration. Get support or guidance from me hereEverything I do is by donation or gift. You can donate to support my work here if you want (thank you, amzing person)Gosh what a stupendous amount of links.Thank you so much for being with me today. You are the smell of cleansing rain ⛈️

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Offered as a companion episode to the just-released "Shedding the Stories That No Longer Make Sense (Even When It's Hard & Lonely)" for those who may be newer listeners to the show and wanted to hear an earlier part of my long journey well..."long" to our accelerated capitalist society that doesn't respect or care for depth, rooting, steeping or descending, obvs, but just fraction of a moment in the cycles of nature At the point of this original recording in early 2024 I was emerging from...

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