💬 Quotes from the Episode:

"It is integral to your identity because it's a piece that belongs, a piece that the whole wouldn't be exactly the same without it."

“The practice is evergreen, but what shows up on that day due to variance of qualities to changing the seasons, to changing of the celestial bodies will impact it. But it itself is still there. It itself is evergreen and it is ever relevant to you.”

📌 Podcast Summary / Show Notes:
In this short but potent episode of DIVO-Ted Talks, Nicholas Wade Kimps reflects on what it means to live and practice in an evergreen way—through seasons, changes, chaos, and calm. Drawing on insights from Ayurveda, dinacharya (daily routine), and his own lived rhythms, he explores how true discipline isn't about rigidity, but rootedness.

✨ What makes something “evergreen”? Not that it’s flashy or perfect, but that it remains. That it holds. That it returns.
From morning rituals to identity-shaping habits, this talk is a gentle nudge toward consistency—not for show, but for soul.

Whether you’re recommitting to your practice or redefining what devotion looks like in your current season, this one invites you back—no pressure, just presence.