The hottest Winter Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways

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Top Faith & Spirituality Topics

Milford winterscape in black and white

Lucian Truscott Newsletter • 3498 implied HN points • 07 Jan 24

🏝 Travel Winter Nature

The author is enjoying the winter view from their desk in Northeast Pennsylvania.
They mention the snowfall in the region and urge people to stay safe, especially on the roads.
The author observes that skiers may be taking advantage of the snow on the slopes in various mountains.

Gifts of the Magi

Letters from Fiddler's Greene • 1198 implied HN points • 19 Dec 23

⛪ Faith & Spirituality Christianity Christmas Winter

The Millennial generation faces criticism for societal decline and lack of positive contributions.
Advent teaches lessons of humility, community, and the power of smallness for navigating challenging times.
Finding joy in the anticipation and possibility of a new beginning is essential, especially during the Christmas season.

Winter: a time to reflect?

SOAR with Sara Hagerty • 393 implied HN points • 11 Jan 24

⛪ Faith & Spirituality Reflection Winter

Winter is a time for reflection
The stillness of January invites introspection
Connecting with nature in winter can offer a unique perspective

#923 - Melting at the touch of my hand (video)

Wu Fei's Music Daily • 196 implied HN points • 19 Jan 24

🎶 Music Winter

Rare heavy snow in Nashville recently
Enjoying the fleeting snow before it melts
Stay warm and safe during the cold weather

Prep for Winter

Are You Okay? • 0 implied HN points • 19 Oct 20

🏥 Health & Wellness Medical Health Mental health Winter

The post shares insights on preparing for winter and the holidays, including a fresh medical perspective from Dr. Clay Ackerly.
Dr. Clay Ackerly, a trusted colleague, offers valuable advice based on his training and experience in internal medicine.
The article emphasizes the importance of planning ahead for the coming months and finding support during challenging times.

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