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Welcome to The Muse Room. ◡̈
In this episode we unearth how we pivot out of a self-sabotaging spiral on a day-to-day basis.
xx Asa
Welcome to The Muse Room. ◡̈
In the first episode this year I share the challenges of getting through the resistance that comes with January, and the big takeaways that happen when we honor the *scary yes* and live life as a practitioner, instead of a theorist. Thank you for being here.
xx Asa
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Welcome to The Muse Room. ◡̈
In this week's episode I share a recent experience I had that helped me understand the different ways we approach challenges, and the key to changing our attitude in the face of adversity, and difficulty.
Welcome to The Muse Room. ◡̈
In this week's episode we dive into a Buddhist proverb that can teach us how to not get distracted by success, but to focus on the mundane work. Only in that space can we grow, and feel fulfillment.
Let's talk about the visions that didn't find their way to manifestation. What can we learn about this, and how do we move forward?
The Muse Room
Hosted by Asa Yee
A sanctuary from the noise to tune-in with yourself.
Today we talk about the importance of accessing our heart voice, what to do if the other inner voices are stealing the show, and how we can dial up the volume on our intuition.
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Travel Light by Light Watkins
Podcast: The Light Show
Welcome to The Muse Room. ◡̈
In this episode, we delve into the teachings of the venerable Thich Nhat Hanh, a renowned Vietnamese Zen master, on how to deal with strong emotions and cope with anger. Join us as we distill three invaluable lessons that can help us find peace and clarity amidst emotional turbulence.
By incorporating these teachings into our daily lives, we can find greater peace and harmony within ourselves and in our interactions with others. Thank you for listening. Be sure to subscribe for more insightful episodes on slow, self mastery.
If you enjoyed the show, please leave a review—share it with your friends and family. Until next time, Be Your Own Muse.
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