Finding Meaning

We humans are very good at coming up with conceptual ideas. What we do, then is, we present them to the world and hopes that it validates how we’re thinking, however, if our thinking is based in the false reality, then all we are doing is perpetuating the false reality. Take a listen, see what you think

Salvation, enlightenment, and self realization. Finding the Christ mind, finding the Buddha mind, finding yourself all means the same thing. Take a listen!

Words like enlightenment, saved, aware, awake are used in the spiritual context. What do they mean? What does it mean to be enlightened in this? I share my opinion on that topic.

Sometimes in our spiritual journey, we have to stop and ask the deep questions of ourselves. We have to take a beat, we have to take a rest, and we have to ask ourselves, are we in the right place?

When we feel deeply, when we listen deeply, when we experience life through the depth of our true self, we find meaning

We live in a very confused world, my friends. But there is a way to discern. We must listen with our heart through the lens of love. We will be spending the next couple episodes on that topic.

You have the ability and the power to change your life. That happens when we see clearly that the life of living is built in false ideas of self. When we realize that we’re living out of falseness, we can change.

My friends, we are living in a strange time. We have personal and collective challenges and it is always good to be reminded to hold onto your authentic self as you move through them.

Whenever we see people harm each other. Whenever we see people grasping for control and power. Whenever we see people easily manipulated. That’s the false reality.

There are themes in this world, my friends. There are ways to see the pattern of the false reality and the pattern of authentic reality. We are in a process of self discovery, and when we realize that, we begin the journey of seeing the true self, our authentic self.

Think for just a moment, how often we seek our own identity by the validation of others. If we honestly look at our need for external validation, we will see why and how we develop a false self.

Question 10 of our 10 part series is, what is beyond the false reality that we have created. Take a listen thanks

This is question number nine of our 10 part question series. Today’s question is, can we organize around authentic spirituality?

We are continuing through the 10 questions today. Today’s question is, what does it mean to live out of our most authentic self? It’s not as complicated as you may think!

Today we continue the 10 part series on questions. Today’s question is, how do we think about choice and the choices we make?

Today we continue our 10 part series of our 10 questions. Today’s question is how do we understand dualism and non-ism

As we journey through our 10 part series with our 10 questions. Today we look at how religion might have a place with the context of spirituality.

Today we tackle question number four and our 10 parts series. Today we look at the question of what is spirituality.

This is the third question in our 10 part question series. Today I tackle the question of, what does it mean to be human?

This is question two of a 10 part series on questions that have been posed to me through the podcast. Today’s question is who or what is God? Take a listen thanks.

Today we start a 10 part series consisting of 10 different questions derived from people who I have spoken with about the podcast and from the podcast itself. The first question is; is there a God?

How do we decide what reality is? What have we been taught that things like beauty and morality really are? I tackle those issues in this podcast.

Practicing self-awareness includes you, me and all of us. The challenges we are all at different places.

When we decide who we are compared to someone else. Compared to their religion, politics, their beliefs we inevitably fall into dualism and what is called othering!

We spend a good deal of time trying to convince ourselves of our identity. We do that through what the world, and who the world tells us to be. When in fact, real identity comes from an inward journey.