The Daring to Rest Podcast

In this conversation, episode 2 of our 3-part series View from The Rested Path, Karen sits in circle with three Rested Path Guides - Tonya Clark, Danielle Dominick, and Lisa Trank – as we put on our rest lens and talk about education and leadership, forgiveness and rest during Elul just before the Jewish New Year, yoga nidra, Andrew Huberman, and cult‑like personalities who abuse women, and the power of myth in The Odyssey. Join us for a slow, honest conversation with rest at the center. Show notes can be found at:  http://daringtorest.com/podcast/122  

What if some of your exhaustion didn't begin with you? In this episode, Karen explores inherited exhaustion, the patterns of overdoing, overgiving, striving, and constant movement that can be passed down through generations. Through a personal story about her mother and grandmother, she asks what we may still be carrying out of loyalty to the women who came before us, and what might be ready to change. The episode ends with a gentle rest practice to help you listen to your body and begin noticing what you may be ready to carry differently.   Show notes can be found here:  https://daringtorest.com/podcast/121    

In the first episode of View From The Rested Path, a new three-part monthly series, Karen sits down with Rested Path Guides Malica Ahmed, Charmaine Renée , and Terri Scherer to explore creativity, productivity, softness, power, and popular culture through the lens of rest. Together, they ask what becomes visible when we meet our lives and the world from a more rested place. For show notes, and to learn more about our guests, visit: http://daringtorest.com/podcast/120  

In this episode, Karen explores the math of creating a rested life and offers a gentle rest invitation to recognize the tone of rest in your day and return to it, again and again.   Show notes can be found here: http://daringtorest.com/podcast/119  

In this special Mother's Day episode of the Daring to Rest Podcast Karen honors the joy and complexity of motherhood and guides you through a gentle 20-minute 61-point rest practice, inviting you to release burdens and reconnect with your true nature. Resources for this episode: https://daringtorest.com/podcast/118