EPISODE 5
Do you find yourself easily triggered by the events in your life and feeling overwhelmed by the noise of the world?
In last week's episode, I explained with the help of an analogy using the avocado fruit, the three layers of living life.
In today's episode, I'm going to take a closer look at these three layers of living, how they affect one another and what the implications are for our interior journey.
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CHAPTER MARKERS
(00:00:43) - Recap
(00:01:29) - A Closer Look at the 3 Layers
(00:04:27) - The Wagon Wheel Analogy
(00:07:29) - Signs of Living from the Outside-In
(00:13:54) - Story: Maximilian Kolbe
(00:16:12) - The Process of Integration
(00:17:58) - PRAXIS: Listen. Ponder. Act
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TRANSCRIPT
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REFLECTION PROMPT
Listen.
- As you listened to the descriptions of living from the outside-in and living from the inside-out, what struck you?
- How did it make you feel?
Ponder.
- Choose one thing that struck you most in this episode.
- Why do you think this point matters to you?
- Can you connect it with your own life experience?
Act.
- Identify something in the outermost layer of your life that is affecting you deeply.
- Allow yourself to listen to what you actually feel about this thing. Give yourself permission to feel what you feel and try and name your emotion.
- In your journal, write this question down, “I wonder why I feel this way?”
- List down whatever might come to mind.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Download Wagon Wheel Reflection Prompt
More about Viktor Frankl and "Man's Search for Meaning"
More about St. Maximilian Kolbe
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