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 • 82 episodes
On The Path with Kissiah Young
Latest Episodes
Fixing Isn't Emotional Availability
In today's episode, Fixing Isn’t Emotional Availability, we explore how we learn to fix, manage, and solve—often with good intentions—and how that habit can quietly damage our connections. This episode is a reminder that people don’t n...
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Episode 80
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10:32
Anger is a Thief
Anger is a Thief explores how anger quietly robs us of our presence, our time, and our joy. We look at the many ways anger takes root, and how it can pull us out of the moment without us even realizing it. This episode is about r...
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Episode 79
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11:35
Your Mind Is Your Constant Traveling Companion
Wherever you go, your mind comes too. This episode invites a kinder look at how it travels with you.Our minds are constant companions, shaping how we experience every moment. In this episode, we explore mindfulness, self-awarene...
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Episode 78
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10:53
Cultivation Board: An Intentional Practice for the Year Ahead
What if the year ahead isn’t something to conquer, fix, or resolve—but something to cultivate? In this episode, I introduce the idea of a cultivation board—an intentional practice that turns inward, focusing less on outcomes and more on the qua...
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Episode 77
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9:55
Turning Inward: Beginning the Year from the Inside Out
As a new year begins, this brief reflection invites a shift from outward focus to inner attentiveness. In this episode of On The Path, I explore slowing down, contemplating more deeply, and tending to the interior life, creating space ...
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Episode 76
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11:25
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