162: 4 Practices for Staying Sane in an Insane World (#1 of 3)

<p>The word sane means free from mental disturbance. I would add emotional disturbance too. The kinds that creates confusion, doubt, impulsive choices, procrastination and all kinds of the commotion we might be feeling within, and are seeing spinning in our world. </p> <p>While we cannot stop the insanity we see happening in our world and the people within it at a whole new level these days (or even may be feeling ourselves)... there are things we can DO to stay sane, sustained, centered and focused on what matters. </p> <p>We 'do' these things - called practices - not just when the wave of insanity becomes a tsunami or a tropical storm. The wise ones put these into place proactively, we design our lives, the way we work, think and operate with them. </p> <p>Our daily and weekly practices are the structures that hold us no matter what is happening around us. </p> <p>Our practices give us the space to have our human emotions and release them out of our system so we can respond from an elevated, higher frequency, more humane consciousness that opens people and possibility up vs. creating more polarity and unhelpful chaos. </p> <p>Our practices give us wisdom. </p> <p>So we can use our creative life force to create the world we desire for ourselves, each other, and those we love, lead and influence. </p> <p>So here's what we are going to do these next three episodes of Feminine Power Time focused on "Staying Sane in an Insane World" ... Start with 4 practices for staying emotionally & mentally healthy & clear in this episode #162. Then perspectives. Then possibilities. </p> <p>We are going to be with what is, and use our super power to lighten up, be the creators and the makers, and ensure we have what we need to make clear, supportive choices and navigate when we 'fall off our surfboard'.</p> <p>Tune in and I'll share more about the practices:</p> <p>CREATE <br /> CONVERSATE & COUNCIL <br /> CENTER & CONNECT TO YOUR CORE  <br /> CLEAR YOUR FIELD </p> <p>Did you know that the root of the word SANE means healthy? </p