December at LRY: INSIGHT
- Devin Russell
- Dec 1, 2025
- 1 min read
Our theme this month is insight. One way to define insight is wisdom arising from within. You could also consider it as a noun, to turn sight inwards. December's long and dark days are nature's invitation to do just that...slow down, embrace stillness, and turn inward. These are the exact conditions for insight to emerge.
Of course, December is also a time of extreme busyness. Holidays, gatherings, capitalism's insatiable messaging to buy, buy, buy as if true happiness is an external grab.
This presents a friction between nature's call to turn inward and the outward pull of societal expectations. That's why we're hosting the Community of Care Challenge...to encourage consistency and commitment to practice, to highlight the importance of community, and to offer a way to ground during some of the busiest days of the year. An added bonus is that you might get quiet enough to hear yourself even in the noise.
Wishing you moments of laughter, lasting peace, and insight this holiday season.
with love,
Christina + LRY
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