Silo's Message Oakland

Something Deeper: Inspired by Silo and Friends

Religion EN ↓ 27 episodes

Folks sharing their spiritual experiences and humble revelations. We are learning to overcome all kinds of violence, and to connect to something deeper as we do in the world. Hope we can bring clarity and meaning with our discussions, and help us all recover the collective fabric. We use Silo’s Message as a guide to spark our learning and connect with our inner Force.

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Silo's Message Oakland

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Latest episode

Feb 6, 2026

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Episodes

Experiences of Reconciliation with the Past: "The Child" read by Paul Tooby 17.04.2025

 I) Experiences of Reconciliation with the Past The Child: This experience aims to achieve reconciliation with a past injustice. The intention is to free oneself from negative feelings, which, due to self-pity, limit one's behavior in relationships. The Guided Experiences were developed by Mario Rodriguez Cobos, better known as SILO. They consist of a series of phrases that describe the mental sce...

Guided Relaxation read by Paul Tooby 17.04.2025

A useful resource for personal nonviolence for those participating in Communities of Silo’s Message and the Humanist Movement as well as anyone working on combined personal and social change. In the Guided Experiences of this storybook for grownups, rediscover the timeless literary and human experience of listening to stories read aloud. As you enter this playful theater you become the protagonist...

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