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This is so awesome! I can’t wait to talk about Stage 4 stuff! You can even see Stage 4 in your eyes!
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The replay link is here…
https://alchemylearningcenter.com/lessons/five-element-fridays-zoom-replays/
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This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by Leta.
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Survival – Lung/Large Intestine and Stomach/Spleen
Belonging – Heart/Small Intestine and Bladder/Kidney
Control – Pericardium/Triple Heater and Gallbladder/Liver
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Let us know!
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Hi everyone! So excited that you’re asking that you’re asking that question! We are planning that now. And you all could be so helpful… what more do YOU want???
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We love the idea of doing more! It sounds like you’d love our Master Alchemy Program, which has a very involved cohort for each year. We also have some new projects coming for the members… so more on that in a bit!
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The way I do my qi gong is that I have a set that I do (that’s on the Learning Center), and a Shen Gong, that we taught at a previous retreat. I do those everyday. HOW I DO them changes everyday. Some days I feel rushed and disinterested, so I do less. Some days I’m totally into it! So that works for me.. Everyone is different!
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That’s great. Okay, let’s think of actionable things you can do to get more sleep because you can’t always control how much you sleep?
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Hi Julie,
This is a wonderful start! Movement is so lovely, even when you have a lot of resistance. The movement is its own reward (you always feel better afterwards!). The no phone in bed is awesome. I did that for many challenges! We also simultaneously did 10 mins or 10 pages of reading a BOOK (remember those???) and amazingly that puts you to sleep too! Pick a slightly boring book though! haha! In one of our group challenges, we all did the reading a book thing and shared a cool book list. That was fun! If you do a book reading challenge, I might recommend doing it with some flexibility – I had a tough time not falling asleep after a page or two, and tried hard to keep myself awake, which was so yucky! So you can think about that and craft it in a way that works for you. Try it out tonight!
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Wonderful!
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This was one of the hardest things for me when I first started out. But now it’s easy. It’s a joy to do something for yourself in the morning. After doing this for a few 100 days, I’ve settled into mostly getting up with an hour or two for self-cultivation (before having to do worldly stuff). But on days when I can’t, I make sure to do it before bedtime. So flexibility helps. But in the beginning, I was glad I did it more strictly so I could develop a new habit. I got up at 5:00 am for those challenges. And I still do it most days. So you can play with it for your first challenge. You could say you’re going to get up 20 minutes earlier. You could say you’ll get up x minutes earlier than you need to (depending on your day’s schedule). Think about what’s realistically achievable!
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This is an awesome one TK. Let’s think about some ways to ground that. Would it help to journal that? I’m also going to post an electronic copy of our daily 100 Day Challenge journal. You can buy the physical journal online too. But maybe just some writing in your morning? For me, even to write down what number day I’m on helps me remember to do whatever I’m doing… so even a minimal amount of journaling can really help to keep you on track!
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Oh good point! I forgot about that… I’ll adjust the schedule to re-add it back in
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That’s so awesome!!!
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It sounds like it’s time for a Jaye session. Maybe when you’re done with the Heart Pains, you could work with her for a session.
