On The Path with Kissiah Young
Welcome to On The Path!
In this space we explore some of the most tender and painful aspects of life, which happens to also be some of the most meaningful. We explore death and dying, grief and loss, and how we hold all of this. This is a space of vulnerability and healing, of repair and reconciliation. We grow here.
On The Mat (a sitting practice)
Podcasting since 2024 • 89 episodes
On The Path with Kissiah Young
Latest Episodes
You Want Closeness, But You Can't Take Feedback
We say we want deeper, more honest relationships – but something shifts the moment feedback enters the room. In this episode, I reflect on how quickly we take things personally, how that shapes the way we listen, and what it does to...
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Episode 87
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15:04
Technology Can't Replace Presence
In a world moving faster than the human heart was ever meant to keep up with, it’s easy to forget what truly connects us. In this episode, we reflect on the rise of AI—not as something to fear, but as something to hold in its proper place. Tech...
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Episode 86
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8:56
Don't Leave Yourself Out of the Equation
What are you struggling with right now, and how are you facing it?So often when we encounter difficulty, we respond by criticizing ourselves, judging our reactions, or believing we should be handling things better than we are. Yet...
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Episode 85
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13:09
One Day, You Will Die
We move through our lives as if they will go on forever. But what if we truly remembered that they won't? In this episode, we explore how remembering our impermanence can clarify what matters, shift how we spend our time, and soften...
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Episode 84
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11:48
Are You Neglecting What Matters The Most?
What in your life matters so deeply that if you stopped tending to it, you would eventually lose it?In this episode of On The Path, we explore the quiet reality that what we neglect does not stay the same; it slowly fades.--and not mater...
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Episode 83
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9:39
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