This podcast is about finding true meaning in life.
It may sound cliché, but to be grateful as an important part of our spiritual journey. Although, not easy to do always.
If we can step out of our learned ideas and take an objective look. We will find, that most people worship a concept of God that they've learned.
Sisters, brothers, what's your searching for you already have. If we can clear our mind and quit living out of projections we find that which we are looking for
Spirituality is not about contemplating the nature of God or the universe. In my opinion, spirituality is about understanding who you really are.
My friend, my friends, we are constantly being told to believe this or to believe that. The question is why are people trying to convince us of things and why are we trying to convince ourselves of things? Take a listen thanks
Brothers and sisters, we live in the world of and distraction. We have to talk about what draws our attention away from our authenticity.
With 8 billion humans on this planet, we can create a reality. But, what reality do we create? One that is false or one that is authentic?
This episode is a episode that derived from a listeners question. Take a listen thanks
No matter how much you go, we live out of no matter how much false understanding of reality we acquire. In most people, their authenticity will shine through.
In this episode, we look at what the false reality consists of and our part in it.
What does it mean to be authentically in relationship? What does it mean to be in an egocentric relationship? Take a listen.
When we grow spiritually, we are learning to be something we have not been. That is difficult!
In this episode, we look at the fact that engaging life brings about spiritual growth.
Hi friends, I had time to get one more podcast before I left on my trip to Louisiana. So here's a podcast about being yourself. I will talk to you soon. Take care.
Hello dear friends. As the title of the episode contains, we will be taking a short hiatus from the podcast. I have an opportunity to go to Louisiana to do some service work for the next week. I will be taking that opportunity. Unfortunately, I will not have the capacity or the privacy to do a proper podcast. So I will get back to you in 9 to 10 days. Listen to the old catalog as a refresher. And I will talk to you in about 10 days.
Friends, there are some things we so dearly hold onto that we struggle to let go of. Even if they're destructive. We are deeply conditioned to adhere to a false reality.
The truth you seek is within you. The peace we seek is within us. The world we yearn for is within us.
I do not want to do a spirituality versus religion podcast. It's not about competition. It's about being a different places in life. So in this episode, we look at the difference between spirituality and religion. I hope it makes sense. Thanks for listening.
When we become attached to a way of being or a circumstance. That way of being or that circumstance dictates to us who we are. When the Buddha said do not attach yourself, I am convinced he is saying let things flow. Let things go when they need to be let go. That's what this episode is about.
I am convinced that we can create at least 80% of the reality of our life. The question then is from where do we create it from? From ego? Or from authentic self?
If we can be grateful for things, that cultivates within us a deeper happiness than the momentary emotion we often call happiness.
As difficult as it is to understand, the goal of spirituality is to just be the authentic you that you already are. We overcomplicated as humans. The goal is to just be!
In this episode, we look at the fact that spirituality is about understanding and reprogramming the conditioned mind that we are handed. So that the true authentic self can come through and experience a greater awareness.
In this episode, we look at how identity is given to us through praise and external validation. Unfortunately, it's given to us to create a false reality in our life.
Transformation only happens with an ongoing effort on our part to facilitate it.
What does it take to create and Discover our true self? It takes spiritual work, which is repetitive work. What do humans not want to do? Repetitive work!
In this episode, we look at the emotion of anger. If we hang onto things like anger, we begin to give away our identity to the thing that we are angry with.
In this episode, we take a philosophical journey to try to understand that what we have been taught can often hold us from who we truly are.
Today is the fourth anniversary of a podcast finding meaning. And we talk about what lies at the core of what we find when we find meeting.
This is part one of a two-part series celebrating the fourth anniversary of this podcast.
We human beings, confuse, comfort, and complacency! Comfort is actually a gift of the spiritual life. To be comfortable in one's own skin to be comfortable, communicating to be comfortable in life. Complacency is the opposite. It is to accept what it is and believe that to be all that is, and that is not true. Take a listen thanks!
In the spiritual journey, we must be honest about the baggage. We need to get rid of. Things from the ego things from our past that hold us back. Take a lesson thanks
Another way to look at the spiritual life is through the eyes of technology. That is to say, you and I are programmers of our own video game. Not unlike some video games where you construct a reality, life is very much the same way. The question is, how are you programming your life? What kind of programmer are you?
When we practice being our authentic self, when we live out of our authentic self. We then produce a more authentic loving reality. You will see a difference in your life if you change the way in which you see life.
Two things are happening simultaneously in our spiritual journey. As we do the work of kindness, spiritual discipline, compassion, empathy it cultivate the ground for experience. The experience of who we truly are. So we are doing two things at once. We are having experiences of who we truly are and we are working on who we truly are at the same time.
In this episode, we look at the necessity of relationships for spiritual growth. Many times in religions we are taught that we must divest ourselves of relationships. When in actuality, we must engage in a relationship relationships for real spiritual growth.
What are the basic understandings of finding meaning? What am I talking about?
In this episode, we look at the fact that regardless of how noble or good something is in our world, it will always have within it, the false reality that it was born of. We are looking for a new way of being human in that way is found within us.
The spiritual life takes perseverance. It is not an easy path. It is not something that is taken lately. If we persevere with the intent of love, we will succeed. If we persevere with the intent of living out of ego, we will fail.
This it is May 9, 2025 and yesterday a new pope was elected. So I thought I would take the opportunity of that to talk about where religion could fit and how it can't fit on our journey.
In this episode, we look at the necessity to shed our past. To let go of the weight of mistakes of our past and move into a new self.
The spiritual journey is about awakening to one's self, ones authentic self. In order to do that we must admit we don't know what we don't know.
How do we know we're on the right path? How do we know this in our journey that healthy spirituality talks about Is real? Well, the proof that you're on the right path is the fact that there is proof you are on the right path. Miracles happen you and others are transformed love is shared. That's how we know.
On the spiritual journey, there are moments of clarity. There are moments of epiphany. There are moments of self realization that are indeed the reason we keep going on this spiritual journey.
We humans automatically keep things complicated. We want things complicated so that we can find our own special way of thinking or believing. When really spirituality is a very simple concept that we have overcomplicated.
What does it mean to be called to something? We use the language of calling all the time in the human endeavor. But what are we really called to?
In this episode, we explore why people function out of things like jealousy and envy. Why people function out of a sense of low self-worth and why we demonize others.
Quite often we find ourselves living out of a sense of disappointment and a sense of victimhood. Because we have attached ourselves to the expectation that someone is going to behave a certain way, or a certain circumstance will turn out a certain way. Expectations are attachments, attachments create disappointments, disappointments become our reality.
When we judge other people what we are doing is trying to solidify a false notion of self by comparing ourselves to someone else. That's why you hear the admonition in many religions to not judge.