Скачать или смотреть Merry Christmas gathering sharing symbolism and traditions and family love.

December 25, 2025 broadcast unfolds as an intimate Christmas gathering marked by warmth, shared reflection, and deep integration of the MindShifters work into real-life moments. Dr. Michael Ryce welcomes participants into a space of quiet connection, gratitude, and presence, emphasizing the value of simplicity, family connection, and conscious choice during a season that often amplifies unresolved emotional dynamics. Participants share stories of peaceful mornings, virtual family gatherings, grandchildren, illness avoided through mindful choices, and appreciation for the tools that have transformed how they experience holidays.

A central thread of the conversation explores seasonal symbolism, particularly the winter solstice as both a descent into inner darkness and an ascent back toward light. This is framed as a universal spiral of healing, where stillness and reflection allow unconscious material to surface and integrate. Participants discuss the twelve days following the solstice as a period of internal recalibration, mirroring ancient traditions and aligning with cycles of creation, consciousness, and renewal. The group reflects on how remembering one’s creative capacity restores joy and meaning, even amid collective or personal hardship.

As the conversation deepens, Ryce addresses trauma, grief, and physiological memory, particularly how unprocessed pain resurfaces during family gatherings. He emphasizes that bodily sensations signaling fear, rage, or shutdown are never caused by others in the present, but are activations of unresolved carbon-based memory. The group explores how projection and blame perpetuate suffering, while responsibility, breath, and forgiveness open the path to healing. A participant shares a powerful example of interrupting a generational pattern by recognizing a triggered response, breathing, apologizing, and transforming a family interaction in real time.

Breath is repeatedly highlighted as the agent of change, with Ryce clarifying that depth is less important than connection. Connected, mouth-open breathing dissolves stored trauma by reintroducing intelligence into the physiology. Participants ask practical questions about StillPoint breathing, auricular therapy, muscle testing, and the importance of periodically stepping away from supportive modalities so the body can recalibrate and remain responsive rather than habituated.

The show also includes lighthearted moments, humor, and relational warmth, reinforcing that healing does not require solemnity but thrives in community and shared humanity. Discussions around creativity, self-expression, and conscious choice illustrate how perception shapes reality, likening the mind to an internal AI driven by goals and prompts. Ryce connects this insight to forgiveness as the cancellation of goals rooted in the past, echoing Yeshua’s teaching as a method for collapsing the false reality generated by memory.

The broadcast closes with a guided collective breathing exercise, inviting participants to consciously extend the presence of love to one another across vast geographic distances. Ryce reminds listeners that love is the true nature of human life, easily recognized in a newborn, and that anything less can be gently dissolved through breath and awareness. The group holds the intention that the coming year be the best yet of each person’s eternal life, ending the show in gratitude, coherence, and shared presence.