"Taking It Slow" Mornin Devos

"Taking It Slow" Mornin Devos

Ashes To Rubies: Addiction To Connection

Hosts discuss self-care, gratitude, and mindfulness through the analogy of a plant's growth in 'Taking It Slow' Mornin Devos.

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11:038 May 2023

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Nurturing Your Inner Garden: A Journey of Self-Care and Reflection

Episode Overview

  • The hosts use the analogy of a plant's growth to discuss the need for change and self-care in our lives.
  • They emphasize the importance of taking time for self-reflection, gratitude, and pausing in between tasks.
  • The episode's intimate and light-hearted tone makes it a relatable and uplifting listen.
  • Listeners are encouraged to embrace mindfulness and self-care in their daily routines.
  • The episode offers insights on incorporating gratitude and spirituality into personal growth.
I'm not in a mind of gratitude and thankfulness if I'm just jamming myself into life and it's just busy, busy, busy, busy and I'm just not taking care of myself.

Imagine your life as a garden. Sometimes, it needs a bit of extra care to truly flourish. In this thoughtful episode of 'Ashes To Rubies: Addiction to Connection', the hosts dive into the idea of 'Taking It Slow' with their Mornin Devos. They draw a beautiful parallel between the growth of a plant and our own spiritual and emotional journeys. Just like plants need water and sunlight, we need self-care and reflection to thrive.

The conversation touches on the importance of slowing down, practicing gratitude, and taking moments to pause throughout our busy days. These small acts of mindfulness can invite a sense of peace and guidance into our lives. The episode's warm and friendly tone makes it feel like you're having a chat with close friends, offering relatable and uplifting insights.

Whether you're navigating recovery or simply looking for ways to incorporate more mindfulness into your routine, this episode is a gentle reminder to take things one step at a time.

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