Don't Give Up Find Strength in Sweet Music (136) - Dailys SHORT with Kim & Jill
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In this episode, Kim and Jill explore the concept of collective pain and how it manifests in our lives. They share personal experiences of unusual head and neck pains that they believe are connected to broader societal anxieties. The hosts discuss the power of music as a healing tool, specifically highlighting Andy Grammer's song "Don't Give Up on Me" as an anthem for resilience.
Key Discussion Points:
Collective Energetic Pains:
Both hosts experienced unexplained physical discomfort.
Speculation about these sensations being tied to collective stress or anxiety.
The Healing Power of Music:
Andy Grammer’s “Don’t Give Up on Me” played a pivotal role in alleviating their symptoms.
Music can serve as a communication channel between one's soul and higher self.
Self-Talk and Encouragement:
Importance of not giving up on oneself amidst challenges.
Viewing inner dialogue as your higher self supporting you through tough times.
Presence Over Comparison:
Staying present with current experiences rather than comparing them to past events reduces additional stress.
Embracing Life's Fullness:
Recognizing life’s difficulties as part of its wholeness.
Accepting even the less pleasant aspects without judgment enhances curiosity about life's journey.
Resilience Through Connection:
Deep connection with one’s own heart encourages perseverance during hardships.
Final Thoughts & Weekend Wishes:
Encourage listeners to be kind to themselves over the weekend by indulging in sweet music and self-love practices.
Call-to-Actions:
- Listen to "Don't Give Up on Me" by Andy Grammer for inspiration- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouEezpuPc3A
- Practice presence by avoiding comparisons with past experiences.
- Engage in conversations with yourself that foster encouragement rather than defeatism.
Closing Remarks:
Thank you for joining us today! Remember, you're never alone—your inner strength is always there telling you not to give up on yourself. Have a wonderful weekend filled with kindness, love, and uplifting tunes!
Stay tuned for more episodes where we delve into life's complexities while finding beauty within them all!
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Episode Chapters
In this episode, Kim and Jill explore the concept of collective pain and how it manifests in our lives. They share personal experiences of unusual head and neck pains that they believe are connected to broader societal anxieties. The hosts discuss the power of music as a healing tool, specifically highlighting Andy Grammer's song "Don't Give Up on Me" as an anthem for resilience.
Key Discussion Points:
Collective Energetic Pains:
Both hosts experienced unexplained physical discomfort.
Speculation about these sensations being tied to collective stress or anxiety.
The Healing Power of Music:
Andy Grammer’s “Don’t Give Up on Me” played a pivotal role in alleviating their symptoms.
Music can serve as a communication channel between one's soul and higher self.
Self-Talk and Encouragement:
Importance of not giving up on oneself amidst challenges.
Viewing inner dialogue as your higher self supporting you through tough times.
Presence Over Comparison:
Staying present with current experiences rather than comparing them to past events reduces additional stress.
Embracing Life's Fullness:
Recognizing life’s difficulties as part of its wholeness.
Accepting even the less pleasant aspects without judgment enhances curiosity about life's journey.
Resilience Through Connection:
Deep connection with one’s own heart encourages perseverance during hardships.
Final Thoughts & Weekend Wishes:
Encourage listeners to be kind to themselves over the weekend by indulging in sweet music and self-love practices.
Call-to-Actions:
- Listen to "Don't Give Up on Me" by Andy Grammer for inspiration- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouEezpuPc3A
- Practice presence by avoiding comparisons with past experiences.
- Engage in conversations with yourself that foster encouragement rather than defeatism.
Closing Remarks:
Thank you for joining us today! Remember, you're never alone—your inner strength is always there telling you not to give up on yourself. Have a wonderful weekend filled with kindness, love, and uplifting tunes!
Stay tuned for more episodes where we delve into life's complexities while finding beauty within them all!
Feeling the collective pain? Discover how a song can be your solace and guide. 🎵 Dive into this heartfelt episode where Kim and Jill explore the mysterious connection between shared pain, personal growth, and music's healing power. They share their own experiences with headaches and emotional struggles, revealing how Andy Grammer's "Don't Give Up on Me" became an unexpected balm for their souls.
- Learn how to interpret physical discomfort as messages from within.
- Understand why comparing past pains amplifies current distress.
- Find out why embracing life’s fullness—even its challenges—can be transformative.
Tune in now to uncover the profound insights that could change your perspective on pain and perseverance. Don't miss out!
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Hello, everyone. And good morning, Kim. Good morning, Jill. Good morning, everyone.
Well, Jill and I have been experiencing a lot of people's pains recently. That's what I want to call it. We both have felt some weird, energetic head pains and neck pains between yesterday and starting today. As I woke, I had a headache kicking in and thought that was very odd. I thought of all the stuff that I could have done to make it cause a headache, and I thought, no. I didn’t judge it; I went with it. I just started asking questions in my head: what do you need? What do you want?
A song came into my head, and the song was "Don't Give Up on Me" by Andy Grammer. Andy Grammar, I think is his name. Grammar— I didn’t get it right. He did good. When that song started playing in my head, my headache was going away. I was like, oh! Then I was talking to Jill; she was talking about what she was feeling recently. Wow, this is interesting! This isn’t just our own; this is a collective piece of pain and frustration. It could be the anxieties that people are really going through right now.
As she was talking, that song popped up in my head really loud again, and then everything died down. So there’s something very powerful about that song that I would love everybody to go and listen to today: "Don't Give Up on Me." Just listen to it. And I want to tell you that no one will give up on you; if anything, you give up on yourself.
I want to say listen to that song—that song! It’s you talking to you; it’s your soul speaking to you. It’s your higher self talking to God, higher source—however you want to define it, whatever your belief system is—I will follow you. It’s like you are telling yourself, “I will follow you. I will hear you. I will listen to you.” Like, don’t give up on yourself; we’re not going to give up on you.
That’s kind of like—even though we have this pain—you don’t have to throw in the towel. You don’t have to say like, “Oh, it’s always going to be here; it’s never going to go away; I'm always stuck with the same problem.” It doesn’t have to be that way; it can change! It can shift! Yeah.
And even when it doesn’t sometimes, it’s still different than what it was in the past. So to stay out of that trap—and that’s a big one—I used to put myself in comparing what is happening right now with the past. In these last 24 hours, Kim, I've been just very present with what's been going on. That comparison to the past amps it up and makes it worse; by not doing that, it just was and is what it is.
Even in its difficulty, it’s fascinating; it's curious—it’s just experiencing life in all of its wholeness and fullness—even the things that we don’t tend to love.
Do we love pain? It doesn’t matter—here I am! Here we were and are! And yeah—don’t give up!
I love that—don’t give up on me! Like that—it’s like a deep connection into our own hearts saying don’t give up on me! Like you said—it’s ourselves talking to ourselves: don’t give up on yourself—you got this! Yeah!
Listen to the song; it's so sweet—so sweet.
Okay, thank you, Jill. Thank you everyone. Thank you, Kim. And it's Friday when we're recording here, so enjoy your weekend! Be kind to yourself; love yourself; listen to sweet music.
Yep! Okay—until next time!
