Finding Meaning

And this episode we're going to talk about the meaning of being a part of the universe. Expanding the idea of finding meaning to larger understandings

We live in a transactional world. We trade salvation for belief and belief for salvation. We trade ethics for power and power for ethics. Take a listen.

There are some ways in which we can tell that we are growing into our authenticity. There are some markers that we can see that allow us to understand. We are uncovering who we truly are.

Just as being kind, being loving, being generous is a part of our authenticity, too, is being a person who seeks and finds pleasure in healthy ways

This is a further exploration of how we truncate our spiritual growth through systems of belief

We are taught that what we believe, is actually what is real. When in fact, it is our experience of love, kindness and forgiveness that are the real.

How does one find their authenticity? By what mechanism is there to find ourselves? What has to happen for us to find our authenticity? What do we do when we start to find it?

We can effect real change in the world. But, only if we find our real and authentic self.

In the false reality, we can see predictable patterns of behavior learned overtime, that are destructive.

We are programmed by this world to seek the path of least resistance. We are programmed to seek the easy. Unfortunately, that is not the way this works.

The concepts of authentic spirituality are easy to grasp. Living authentic spirituality is difficult. Take a listen.

Once we understand that much, if not all of our anxiety is caused by the toxicity of the false reality, we can begin to find some inner peace take a listen, Thanks.

We buy into what other people think about us. We buy into what other people think about the world. We spend most of our life buying other peoples concepts. Take a listen. Thanks.

Here is my attempt to unpack the entirety of finding meaning in 18 minutes. Enjoy.

April 4 is the anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.. In my spiritual journey, I learned from his writings in his speeches to seek understanding rather than judgment. Which is a very deep spiritual attribute. Take a list and thanks.

When we live out of a false sense of self, in a false reality. We become often delusional about our importance. That's the ego telling us that everything is our monkey and everything is our circus. Take a list. Thanks.

We live in the world where people say that they believe one thing and their actions do not line up with that belief. Take a listen to this difficult subject.

The false reality is incredibly easy to manipulate. Most of us do it every day. Take a listen. Thanks!

Never forget, my friends, no, two people in the world see reality the same way.

Today I look at the metaphor behind the story of Easter! Finding meaning is not not religiously affiliated nor will it ever be. But there are metaphors in the stories that we can draw from. Buddhist, Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Hindu, there's a deep truth, if we look.

As we look at how we process reality, we have to talk about the mechanisms that we have to put in place to help us recover, who we truly are. Three aspects of the mechanisms that we need to use are love, kindness, and awareness. Those three things are linked to how we produce, and how we discover our true self.

In this episode, we look at the conspiratorial way in which our brains perceive reality

Today is the end of our three part series on the things that keep us from ourselves. Beginning with our concepts of God, going through how we feel about ourselves. Take a listen thanks.

This is the second part of a three-part series on God and the barriers we construct through the concepts of God.

This is part one of a three-part podcast on ideas of how we understand the superior being, and the barriers we put in place to our authenticity