Finding Meaning

We subconsciously create systems of self preservation. They are made of, hierarchy, and corporate climbing. And then we fool ourselves into believing that these things can solve the worlds problems. Take a listen thanks guys.

When we engage in a spiritual life, we develop many attributes that were until now, hidden by ego. One of those attributes is being able to think clearly, beyond one’s own ego.

Who is God? What is God? In this episode you’ll hear how I understand these things and hopefully help you to think about what God and who God is for you. Thanks for listening.

We are told that we must bring ourselves into set patterns and set systems that are created by our world. The problem is none of those can teach us our own authenticity.

We live in a reality where criticism, negativity and undermining is a way of life. We tear people down. We tear communities down to gain our own identity in the false reality.

Here is another look at, and another avenue to think about finding meaning

We are trained by our society, by our religions, by our politics to seek answers externally. But I have come to understand, clearly, is that the only answer is love, and you find that internally. Thanks my friend take a lesson!

Spirituality is the work of becoming. I am convinced that we are conscious, self-aware energy in the process of becoming more authentic through living a human life. Take a listen.

Here is my personal personal attempt at explaining the love that lies at the core of our authenticity, and finding meaning

When we discover that the reality we live in is a false construct of human concept. We must fill that void with compassion. If we do not then we end up being a narcissist.

I am back from my long journey to the Bahamas. I thought this might be a good time to reboot, and to tell you a little bit about how I came to understand, finding meaning and the authentic self.

If authentic living is things coming into sharp contrast and clear vision. Then living out of ego and false understanding is the opposite.

This episode was recorded from a moving ship on the Caribbean Sea. It is a reflection on the cliché categories that make up the matrix.

The idea of winning and losing is very much part of a dualistic reality. Take a listen.

The false reality that we’ve created has taken on a life of its own. The systems in the institutions with such are in fact, realities in none of themselves that are false.

The authentic, spiritual journey brings life into a focus, a clear focus of purpose, and intent and authenticity

You see a lot of the saying, hacking the matrix these days. What that really means in light of the theory of Finding Meaning is something unique take a listen

When we practice authentic spirituality. That is to say a spirituality based in love. We created distance between ourselves and the drama and the falseness of this world.

We live in a world and have lived in a world, where we are being convinced of things that are not true. That is what lies at the core of the false reality. Take a listen, thanks.

Here is a recap episode of what Finding Meaning is about!

We all perceive reality through the lenses that we have been taught. The question is, are you aware of that or are you not?

I recently have had a question given to me about if, we experienced the truth of who we are can we reject it and go back to our old ways, or even do evil things. This podcast is my attempt to answer that question.

When you observe humanity as it is today. You will often find yourself in a state of disbelief. However, when you practice spirituality, you realize that the foolishness and ignorance of this world is but a construct of our thinking.

In our world, we are inspired by books, movies, songs, mythologies, etc. However, many of these things are grounded in a sense of the false reality. We have to look even beyond those things to find authenticity.

As we are on the spiritual journey, our great struggle is to not rely on all ideas or old contextual thinking. When we love when we’re kind it changes everything.