A DIVOted Talk on Channeling, Return, and the Timeless Conversation Between the Self and Source

💬 Quote from the Episode:

“Maybe there’s a future version of you who can benefit from what you have to say now.”

🌐 Description:

What if the wisdom you seek is simply the echo of something you’ve already said? In this reflective episode, Nicholas Wade Kimps explores the mysterious cycle of self-teaching—how we write, speak, or create something in one chapter of life that returns to guide us in another. Through the lens of Yoga, Ayurveda, and intuitive channeling, he unpacks what it means to rediscover your own voice and become both student and teacher of your own evolution.

📌 Show Notes:

From forgotten journals to paramparā (teacher-to-student lineage), Nicholas reflects on the lost art of remembering. You’ll hear insights on:

• The balance between identity and essence in modern spirituality

• The cycles of remembrance and rediscovery in Yoga and life

• How our own words return when we most need them

• The kleśas (seeds of habit) and learning to integrate them with grace

• Why writing and reflection become acts of healing and awakening

🔑 Highlights:

• 🪞 Remembering what you once knew as a form of awakening

• 🌿 Paramparā and the lineage of living wisdom

• 🔄 Life as a series of returns, not repetitions

• 🧘 Writing and reflection as practices of self-trust

• 💫 How modern Yoga can reclaim its roots through presence and remembrance

💭 Reflection Prompt:

What message from your past self might you need to rediscover today?

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