What Should We Leave Behind as a New Year Begins? | Ring Out, Wild Bells

Happy New Year Everyone!! Before you step into a new year, there’s one question worth sitting with: What needs to be left behind? In this reflective New Year episode, Simerjeet Singh recites “Ring Out, Wild Bells” by Alfred Lord Tennyson — a poem that feels less like poetry and more like a checklist for inner renewal. These verses don’t rush you forward. They ask you to release what weighs you down — old griefs, tired conflicts, empty pride, and the constant noise of the world — and make space for truth, kindness, courage, and peace. This episode is for a quiet moment: – when the celebrations fade – when resolutions feel uncertain – when you’re ready to begin again, honestly Let this poem accompany you as you cross into a new year — not with pressure, but with clarity. As the year turns, may you ring out what no longer belongs… and ring in a way of living that feels true to you. If this reflection helps you pause, share it with someone who may need that pause too.