How To Stay Human
How To Stay HumanHow to Stay Human is a sacred newsletter for leaders, seekers, and creatives who want to remain rooted, regulated, and real in a world that’s becoming increasingly artificial. \ud83c\udf3f Join over 4,000 subscribers remembering what it means to be fully alive.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 294 | Subscribers | Read | torigordon.substack.com |
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The Season of Liminality: Surrender and Faith
# The Season of Liminality: When Everything Stops Making Sense
The Difference Between Unsafe and Unfamiliar (and why so many of us get them confused)
One of the most important lessons I’ve been learning through healing my nervous system is the difference between something that is unsafe and something that is simply unfamiliar.
The Season of Disruption: Awakening and Loss
This article is a continuation of my series, "The Seven Season of Becoming Human.” If you haven't read the first two articles you can find them linked at the bottom of this article below.
Saying Yes to the Life You’re Meant to Live
There are moments in life when you realize you’re no longer who you used to be… but you’re not quite who you’re becoming. You’re somewhere in the in-between where the familiar no longer fits, and the future hasn’t fully arrived.
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