It Takes a Village: Living with Nature, Building Community, and Starting from Scratch

From the Heart with Rachel Brathen

Rachel Brathen

Society & Culture

4.7 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2022

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Many of us agree that the way life is working right now isn’t actually working at all. We work long hours for little in return. Our food comes from boxes instead of the earth. If we run into any problem, we often feel alone. We don’t have a community to lean on. If you could build a brand new society, what would it look like? After a long day skating with her family, Rachel reflects on the new life she is building in today’s episode. Sweden is not a new country to her - she was born there - but she is seeing it with brand new eyes. As she spends time getting acquainted with the land, she begins to dream of what her family’s future will look like. But are her dreams realistic in today’s society? If you stay focused, keep your vision in your heart, and work toward it little by little, anything is possible. Tune in for an episode that will inspire you to shake up your life, change your priorities, start fresh, and begin to build the life you were always meant to live - no matter what society says! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:33.1	Welcome back to a brand new episode of the Yoga Girl Podcast conversations from the heart.
0:40.8	I am sitting in my little office slash tea room. I haven't done a tour of this house yet.
0:48.9	And the reason I haven't done that is because it's not finished and I really want to show the
0:53.5	world what it looks like from the outside and from the inside just because it's so cute and
0:58.4	perfect. But there's a lot that I'm still waiting on. We just got a sink put in. A couple days ago
1:04.4	we didn't have a sink. We've been like brushing our teeth all over the place. And we're still waiting
1:10.8	for a couple of things to really feel nested. And I am a super Libra. I'm all about ambiance and
1:19.6	atmosphere and not so much decoration and interior design but co-aziness and having spaces ready.
1:28.9	So as soon as the house feels ready-ish I'm going to show you guys on social media what this
1:33.8	little house looks like. But I am sitting right now in what is my tea room slash office which is
1:41.3	the same kind of same kind of energetic space that I build and create everywhere I go.
1:47.3	I realized that I'm kind of in shock actually how long it took me to realize that for me to function
1:53.8	at my highest level for me to really feel connected to myself I need my own space. And for so
2:02.5	many years I didn't have that. I didn't have any dedicated space that was just for me. I would
2:07.6	record the podcast anywhere. I would work anywhere. I would work sitting on the at the kitchen
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