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Sit down with me and let's do your New Years Goals & Resolutions together. By the end of these 20 mins you feel clearer and ready to take on your 2022! Here we go!
Contents of this Video
00:00 - Value Based Goals vs Material Goals
03:00 - STEP 1 - Let's do a Visualisation Meditation
10:30 - STEP 2 - S.M.A.R.T Goal Setting Strategy
15:10 - STEP 3 - New Years Cleansing Rituals
19:40 - BONUS TIP - How to actually stay on top of your Goals
Thomas Frank Habit Tracking Template for Notion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyj3JDhE8HE
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Roshan Nausad also known as @Desiboy On instagram. They (pronoun) are a social media content creator, life style blogger & activist for embracing and encouraging self acceptance & acceptance for others. In today's episode of The Brown Paint Podcast, Roshan opens up with their life story, from being born on the bustling streets of Delhi, India, to being adopted into a white family in Melbourne, Australia, learning their culture from scratch, and starting their brand and social media presence 'DesiBoy' which just recently reached a 10K following.
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Everyone thinks anxiety is a bad thing. If you really want to cure your anxiety then you need to get one thing straight. Anxiety is not a bad thing. it is not something to run away from. anxiety is to the mind what pain is to the body. anxiety exists for the purposes of showing us that something is happening within our minds. It asks not for our condemnation but for our attention to heal deep parts of ourselves. Stop seeing it is as a bad omen and rather a tool, a mirror, an opportunity to improve yourself. Anxiety is not our enemy it is our friend.
Here are 5 simple ways you can conquer it ON YOUR OWN! The greatest part about these methods are they are accessible and free for EVERYONE regardless of their situation. So whether you're in lockdown or do not have the financial means to seek professional help at the moment, here are some things that you can do! I am not a Mental Health Professional or a Psychologist, these are methods that have worked phenomenally for me and are safe with no harm done trying, but please if you are struggling PLEASE always seek professional mental health advice.
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Today on The Brown Paint Podcast we have my longtime family friend Piyadasa Godellewatte, a well renowned Sri Lankan Economist & Research Astrologer, who was Decorated with Knighthood by H.M The Queen Elizabeth II in recognition for his Public Welfare work for Sri Lanka. Growing we studied Meditation & Dhamma (The Buddhist Teachings) under Uncle Piya at the Manningham Banyule Buddhist Association which he founded and ran for 15 years. Having studied and practiced as an Astrologer for over 30 years, being well versed in both The Helenistic & Vedic methods, Piya genrously shares his wealth of information on all things Astrology, including Myth Busting some of the Study's major modern day misconceptions. Together we discuss the abuse of Astrology in today's modern world and the rise of Journalistic Sun Sign Astrology, as well as the accuracy of 'Real' Astrology as he explains how he predicted his own battle with Cancer 15 years prior. This episode is a golden example of absorbing the unrivalled wisdom of our elders.
Segments:
0 mins: Intro
16 mins: What is Dhamma & Buddhism?
22 mins : Ritualistic or Blind Buddhism
26 mins: How to Accept Death (The Buddhist Way)
30 mins: Piya’s Incredible Life Journey
37 mins: Discovering Astrology
44 mins: Using Astrology to Predict his Cancer
58 mins: How the West sabotaged Astrology
1 hours 2 mins: Fake vs Real Astrology
1 hour 14 mins: Astrophysics & Astrology
1 hour 18 mins: Basics of Astrology, What is a Horoscope made of?
1 hour 30 mins: Mindfulness Advice for young people
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Tyrone Fernando is one of the coolest Uncles I know and a Brown Parent himself. Fun fact, he is also a Financial Services Professional that has recently begun to follow a career in professional acting, a long time passion of his he has never had a change to pursue. In today's episode we talk candidly about everythiing from this polar shift into acting and his thoughts on Brown Parenting, the toxcity of Tiger parenting and high expectation. Get ready as we both open up about healing our relationships with our parents/children. If you are struggling to build connection with your Brown Parent, then this Episode of The Brown Paint Podcast has the perfect advice for you!
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Today we are joined by Julitha Amara, an artist, model and baker with one of the most complex cultural identity stories I have ever come across. Julitha was a Sri Lankan born orphan baby, whisked away to a new life and home in Melbourne Australia and assimilated into a white family. Later in her adolescence, Julitha ran away from home and was socially adopted by an African family and assimilated into the black community. When she entered into her adult years, she underwent a DNA test that revealed she also had some indigenous blood in her, which lead her to learn about her indigenous heritage. The circumstances of her life's journey have lead her to accumulate a variety of difficult question marks, which she explains how she managed to mentally balance and reconcile in this week's episode.
To follow Julitha:
Her Instagram cake business: @brownsugarcakes
Personal Instagram: @julitha.amara
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Hansini Gamatchi is a Sri Lankan Australian Dancer, Actress and Singer Songwriter. Through her own actions - pursuing her dreams and breaking the traidtional south asian moulds, she hopes to encourage and foster Creativity within the Brown Community, proving that you can very well be a successful Brown Girl in The Arts Industry. Hansini and I have very similar stories when it comes to the ridiculous backlash we both received choosing to pursue careers in The Arts and follow our dreams. Together we spill the beans on this term I invented called 'Intra-cultual discrimination', which is a very real thing in Brown Culture.
Follow Hansini on Instagram: @hansinigamatchi
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Today I speak with Devian and Jagesh Panchal who are twin brothers and co-founders of Shakti Melbourne and The Brown Come Up, platforms that raise awarness on mental health within South Asian disaporas in Melbourne and around the world. Together we discuss everything mental health from our personal journeys on mental health, communicating mental health to Brown Parents, the stigma of Sex in South Asian culture and advice on mental health practices for young South Asians that may be struggling. You can find them:
https://www.shaktimentalhealth.com/
Instagram: @shaktimelbourne
Facebook: 'The Brown Come Up'
Personal Instagrams: @theeclecticdev @jigstagram_93
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Today we have a guest speaker who wanted to share his personal story and thus opted to come onto the podcast anonymously. 'G' opens up about everything from his experience dropping out of a mundane career in finance to pursue artistic endeavours, to south asian cultural pressures to be a "man", to his struggles with self image and colorism which lead him to photoshopping his skin lighter, and the damaging role of extreme modern day feminism in South Asian Culture. Together we explore these topics through the lens of a Brown Man, a perspective which is not often considered amongst the wider discussion of cultural and social issues.
***I respectfully believe that extremist, close minded feminism is the exact reason why men like 'G' do not feel safe enough to come forward publicly and share their personal stories, so with that being said I urge you to employ open mindedness towards this different perspective and sympathy towards another human's genuine traumas. Therefore negative comments like "he's a man so he cannot speak on this issue" or "hiding behind anonymity to get away with misogyny" etc will NOT be tolerated and will be immediately deleted.
Furthermore, if you do not agree with the discussions we promote here on Brown Paint, then we respectfully urge you to voice those disagreements POLITELY or simply not engage or participate on the platform at all. Brown Paint is a space for thought provoking and open minded discussion. As a part of our value system Brown Paint does not pander to political correctness, and believes that being triggered is a pivotal space for growth, so do not waste your time trying to police important discussion as it will be removed under our rights to do so on OUR own platform. ***
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Jasmina Balmer (Jaz) is a 20 years old, half swiss, half Indian aspiring actress and performer. Together we have a juicy conversation about the reality of being mixed race nowadays. Jaz was open and candid as I ask her all sorts of juicy questions I have always wanted to ask a halfie like "is it easier to idenitfy more with your white side?" Together we explore cultural idenity and the sturggles of not feeling "white" or "brown enough" to fit in. You can follow Jaz's journey via her instagram @jazbalmer.
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