From Morning Routine to Spiritual Awakening (168) - Daily MINI-CAST with Kim & Jill

Feeling sluggish? Discover how a simple morning ritual can spark joy and clarity in your day! In this uplifting episode, Kim and Jill explore the surprising connection between brushing teeth and cleansing not just our mouths but also our minds. As they delve into childhood memories, religious hymns, and personal reflections, they reveal how cleaning up internally and externally allows us to speak with peace and honor. 

Key takeaways include:
- The symbolic power of daily routines for mental clarity.
- Embracing positivity amidst chaos by focusing on internal 'clean-ups.'
- The transformative impact of songs that resonate with deeper meanings.

Ready for an inspiring conversation that encourages you to find joy in everyday rituals? Tune in now!

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Hello, dear listeners, and good morning, Kim. Good morning, Jill. Good morning, everyone. 

Start off with a yawn. Energy's moving. Energy's moving. Yeah. If anyone's, like, Jill and I were a little bit slow to wake up the last couple of days. Yeah. Very slow. Yep. Like, let's get things moving. 

So this morning, I was in the process of starting to brush my teeth. As you know, brushing his teeth is clean enough our plaque, cleaning up bacteria, any junk in our mouth. Basically, we're brushing our teeth; we're cleaning up our mouth. We're cleaning up what we say also, like, oh, okay. And I get pulled back to a memory of my mom taking a bar of soap and washing my mouth out because I said a bad word. Oh. Cleaning things up here.

But as I started brushing my teeth, there was a song that came in my head very loud and clear and still in my head, and it was "Rejoice, Rejoice." Oh, Manuel. So if you're a little bit religious—I was raised Catholic—and that was a song that we sang in church: "Rejoice, Rejoice." Oh, man, you will.

I thought that was kind of odd. Like, why would that come when I'm brushing my teeth at that moment? And the message I'm getting is it's about when you cleanse your palate, cleanse your mouth; when you clean up like bacteria and plaque, you're cleaning things up in your body but also your surroundings. How you're speaking out—you’re speaking out more with, let's say, clarity. You don't have extra garbage that's blocking what you're speaking out.

You can rejoice. You can actually speak out with peace and honor. And things do shift in a positive way. It's like, oh my gosh, we can rejoice! Things are moving in the right direction; it's a positive shift; it's a positive change.

So right now, what I would say is there are things inside of you and around you that are being—I want to say cleaned up—and it's a time to rejoice about it. Yeah! Nice! Because in a lot of ways right now, it seems to hear a lot about—in the world—where there isn't a lot of rejoicing at the moment. People seem to be kind of focused on—not kind of—very focused on; there's a lot of chaos and angst and that kind of stuff.

There's just a lot of change too! And I love that, Kim—that there's a lot more to rejoice than maybe meets the eye. Yep! Yeah! It's a comforting message.

And songs are powerful that way—how they can come to us. Songs are very powerful. Yep! 

So whatever things are being cleared up—it’s meant to rejoice over it! Don't get pulled into either the drama or the fear—the "oh no!" I don't know what's going to happen next—like "oh!" I got... It's more "oh no!" like everything's getting cleaned up; everything's getting cleared out—cleaned up! Rejoice! 

Yep! Cleaned up and cleared out. I love you! Awesome! Thank you! Yeah! Thank you, Jill! Thank you everyone!

Yes! And all right—until next time!