Week Four of the Yule season opens with the main virtue of Perspective Before Choice, the practice of slowing down long enough to see more than one side of a situation before deciding how to move forward.
In this episode, we explore why many of us feel pressured to decide quickly, take sides, or reach certainty before we’re ready, and how this urgency can disconnect us from our own wisdom. Perspective before choice allows clarity to emerge without force and gives our decisions a steadier foundation.
Set within the ongoing thirteen-week winter catabasis, this reflection invites listeners to practice patience with complexity and to trust that thoughtful seeing is not avoidance, but preparation.
Gentle questions and one simple, doable practice are offered to support calm, grounded decision-making.
Listeners are warmly invited to continue walking this season of reflection and lived wisdom at CrowsCupboard.com, an intentional digital community rooted in balance, harmony, and reciprocity.
The week begins.
The seeing widens
Jessica Rey
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Crow’s Cupboard
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