Hey, sweet one, welcome to the pleasures in Piedmont series of the Divine Living podcast. It's such a joy and pleasure to be with you today. The sun is peeking out over the hills of where I'm at in a little village called Doliani, this little village kind of in the Barolo area of Piamonte, as the Italians say it.

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I just mentioned all righty well yesterday I shared I was kind of in a different mood because a

family member of mine is not doing well with a particular drug addiction and others.

And it was amazing how, you know, how much work I had to do to not let it cloud my day,

to be caring, compassionate, and think of all of the people that are involved in this person's life, including children,

so that, anyways, thinking about all the people involved was really, really heartbreaking.

And I shared in yesterday's podcast how I dismantle distraction.

And today I'm feeling a little bit better, and I'm going to tell you why.

There was a part of me that was really like, okay, I'm going to take personal responsibility.

I'm going to like, you know, care for these people, but also set boundaries and that kind of thing.

And when I sat down to pray, to pray for this family and to pray for healing, I became inspired

to take a particular action.

And I was amazed at how the thought of taking that action was actually less energy

draining than kind of trying to push it away and push it at bay. And so that's what I wanted to

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