Top Five Things We Learned on Untangle 2022 and a New Year Meditation. With Patricia Karpas

Untangle

Health & Fitness

4.3 • 822 Ratings

🗓️ 27 December 2022

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

At the end of each year, I love to look back at some of the gems that have come from Untangle. It’s such a joy to be reminded of all the insights and inspiration that our guests invite us to explore. This year there are some wonderful themes: Accepting all of who we are…the wholeness and the brokenness; Being in alignment with our values and our true nature; Noticing the fragility of life as we behold the joys and sorrows; Allowing for the idea that ambiguity teaches us that there can be multiple interpretations and possibilities to any situation; Cultivating friendships is a key to meaning and happiness. There’s more in this annual episode of Untangle. We hope you enjoy it. Happy 2023 to all!

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0:00.0	What kind of weekend are you in the mood for?
0:03.0	Well, with Disney Plus, anything is possible.
0:06.0	Whether that be two days of twists and turns with only murders in the building,
0:11.0	drama and fine dining with The Bear,
0:13.0	or a journey back to feudal Japan with Shogun.
0:17.0	January weekends just got better with Disney Plus.
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0:22.1	18 plus subscription required.
0:24.0	Learn more at Disneyplus.com.
0:28.6	Welcome to Untangle, our last podcast of 2022.
0:33.0	I'm Patricia Carvis.
0:34.7	At the end of each year, I love to look back at some of the gems that have come
0:38.3	from Untangle. It's one of my favorite things to do. It's such a joy to be reminded of all of the
0:44.3	insights and inspiration that our guests invite us to explore. One thing I want to share didn't come
0:51.4	from Untangle, but from one of my favorite writers, Sulika Jahud. In one of
0:56.4	her beautiful passages, she reminds us to pay attention to the small moments. This is where so many
1:03.0	of our core memories, even joys come from. An ordinary walk, a soft rain, a deep orange sunset,
1:10.7	or maybe it's the joy you feel when your
1:13.2	partner or child reach for your hand to hold on a walk for no special reason.
1:18.9	There's an alchemy to these moments, something beyond our control, something unexpected.
1:24.9	She believes that's why so many New Year's plans end in disappointment,
1:30.3	because you can't engineer the moment worth saving. You can try to, she says. You can create
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