Hello gang, this is Sam and this is episode 92 of the Victor Prep Vocal Podcast.

Let's quickly review the words from episode 91 we had convoluted, a

probrium in Kanadine and impious. Convoluted, that means, well, first of all, it's especially regarding an argument

or a story or piece of writing, and it means extremely complex and difficult to follow.

Abrobrium, that means harsh criticism or censure, means abuse. That means

abuse or condemnation.

Incarnadine.

Incarnadine. Incarnadine.

That means a bright crimson or pinkish red colour, and impious, impious, that means

not showing respect or reverence, especially for a God or a religion, can also

mean in general wicked or sinful. Now I'm going to start with today's quote and this is coming from a book I read

recently called What Matters Most by a guy called Dr James Hollis and I read a lot of psychology, philosophy books. This book is

so good and I don't say that lightly. I've already read it twice since I first read it. He's just such a good writer and he's got an amazing vocabulary too so it's a really good book to keep you on your toes with your words.

So I've got a quote from this book.

I could probably take a hundred quotes from this book.

But I've got this one.

I think it's quite good.

Here we go. The deep sorrow, the nostalgia we all carry for a lost home.

That lost home is ourselves. How do we ever make it back there?

Paradoxically, we can only make it back to ourselves by going forward into the unknown,

scary possibilities of a risky more fully lived journey.

Each of us is aware of many places where our story beckons,

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