Brother Joe Winter joins me for another medicine chat from sunny, rainy Far North Queensland.
We find ourselves circling a question: how can we be so infinitely complex and still experience the radical simplicity of just being?
We talk about the search for that one thing that will finally make us feel okay, the beliefs we organise our lives around, and what it means to build a more compassionate understanding of ourselves. There’s a thread through all of this about capacity. What gives you energy? What helps you meet life? And where do you go when you need to come back in?
The clouds must gather before there is rain. We explore that inward turn, the dance between discipline and surrender, and learning to honour rest in a world that keeps asking us to produce. Something I’m very much practising myself.
We also touch on what’s taking shape at Sohma House, the community gathering around it, and my own season of nesting as we prepare to welcome our second child. There’s something beautiful about allowing ourselves to be supported while we’re building something to support others.
An invitation to soften our grip on knowing, make room for honest dialogue, and keep returning to the simple things that help us arrive. A walk. A breath. A conversation with someone we love.
Big love, Cam
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