Podcasts about sayings

Greetings and salutations loyal listeners, welcome to what promises to be another exciting addition to our Sayings on Vol and Risk. To set the table, last year, I did a 5-part series with 25 Sayings. These are concise statements I've wound up using many times over during the course of my career to help myself and others think about market risk. These pitchy proverbs are market maxims that explore the drivers of unanticipated change in asset prices.   With the first 25 saying completed in 2024, I recently added 5 new ones, getting us to 30. This podcast gets us to 35 in total. Hope you enjoy and find interesting. 31. “Risk management suffers from a failure of imagination.”32. “Markets are a never say never business.”33. “Broken markets break down.” ~ Mike O'Rourke, Jones Trading34. “This is not your father's ETF market.”35. “Doubt is not a pleasant condition, but certainty is an absurd one.” ~ Voltaire

Sayings that Don't Make Sense to Kids 06/13/25

Why do we say “cat got your tongue” or “get cold feet”? In this episode, we dive into the weird and wonderful world of idioms with Mark Gwynn from the Australian National University. He’s a language expert who unpacks the surprising — and often hilarious — origins of popular sayings. For more, head to news.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2024, I did a 5-part podcast series called “25 Sayings on Vol and Risk”.  These are observations I've found do a nice job of describing how markets work, or perhaps better said, how markets sometimes fail to work. Because markets are always teaching us lessons, I couldn't help but add to the original 25 with five new sayings. I'll follow up in short order with another five.Here are our Sayings 26-30: “Financial market objects at rest tend to stay at rest.” “Realized vol rules the world.” “My portfolio is more diversified and liquid than I thought, said no one ever.” “The ten-year note, not the SPX, is the risk asset.” “Shake hands with the government and sell what they're selling.” Hope you Enjoy!

In this episode, we break down some of the most common investing phrases that sound wise on the surface but are often misunderstood or misapplied. Simon and Dan take a closer look at each saying—highlighting how it can offer valuable insight, but also the pitfalls that come with taking it at face value. Get your TSX Meetup tickets here! Get your Calgary Meetup Tickets here! Check out our portfolio by going to Jointci.com Our Website Canadian Investor Podcast Network Twitter: @cdn_investing Simon’s twitter: @Fiat_Iceberg Braden’s twitter: @BradoCapital Dan’s Twitter: @stocktrades_ca Want to learn more about Real Estate Investing? Check out the Canadian Real Estate Investor Podcast! Apple Podcast - The Canadian Real Estate Investor Spotify - The Canadian Real Estate Investor Web player - The Canadian Real Estate Investor Asset Allocation ETFs | BMO Global Asset Management Sign up for Finchat.io for free to get easy access to global stock coverage and powerful AI investing tools. Register for EQ Bank, the seamless digital banking experience with better rates and no nonsense.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this concluding episode of their five-part series, David and Gene explore the final 22 sayings of the Gospel of Thomas (93-114), revealing the text's most profound mysteries about spiritual transformation and divine realization.These culminating teachings address the protection of sacred wisdom ("pearls before swine"), the gradual process of inner transformation symbolized by yeast working through dough and hidden treasure requiring patient excavation, all of which support the ultimate goal of uniting the dual aspects of consciousness in the alchemical "Sacred Marriage."The hosts delve into Jesus's radical redefinition of kinship in spiritual rather than biological terms, the three Gnostic worlds of Spirit, Soul, and Matter that require different navigational approaches, and the esoteric meaning behind traditional spiritual practices like prayer and fasting. They examine the provocative final saying about Mary Magdalene needing to become "male," as representing the need for integration of analytical and intuitive faculties into divine wholeness - and how the saying speaks to the tension between orthodox (Peter) and esoteric (Mary) interpretations of spiritual truth.Other concepts discussed include:the door of consciousness that opens from within through persistent spiritual "knocking,"the distinction between those who seek firsthand Gnosis versus blind obedience (the "black sheep" who wanders away from the flock),and the intimate spiritual communion described as "drinking from Jesus's mouth."The episode culminates with the hosts' realization that the Gospel of Thomas presents the most revolutionary concept in Gnostic literature: that achieving Gnosis is itself the divine pattern - a fractal process where God comes to know Himself through human self-discovery, making each individual's spiritual journey a unique cosmic contribution requiring active practice rather than passive study.Deep Dive:The Gospel of ThomasChapters:01:15 Introduction01:52 Sayings 93-9507:19 Sayings 96-9812:41 Sayings 99-10117:28 Sayings 102-10421:05 Sayings 105-10726:26 Sayings 108-11030:25 Sayings 111-11441:55 ConclusionsResources:The Gospel of Thomas (history and various translations - Gnosis.org)Gospel of Thomas (Patterson and Robinson translation)Gnosis.org - The Gnosis ArchiveThe Nag Hammadi ScripturesCreative Evolution by Henri BergsonThe Exegesis of Philip K. Dick by PKDThe Red Book: A Reader's Edition by Carl JungJesus and the Lost Goddess: The Secret Teachings of the Original Christians by Freke and Gandy

Send us a textWelcome to Wise Words from Proverbs—a Christian devotional podcast featuring peaceful music and daily Bible readings from the Book of Proverbs. Each episode offers short, faith-filled encouragement to help you start your day with clarity, wisdom, and peace from God's Word.

The unforgettable sayings our parents used when we were kids.

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Nothing is more important than the condition of your soul, and this timeless work offers thought-provoking insight and biblical wisdom for those who wish to store up treasure in heaven. Originally written by Puritan pastor William Dyer (1632–1696), The Strait Way to Heaven presents twenty biblical principles that lead to a life of deep repentance, unwavering faith in Christ, and true holiness. With deep insights drawn from Scripture, Dyer urges readers to forsake sin, embrace righteousness, and walk steadfastly in obedience to God. This revised and updated edition preserves the heart of Dyer's message while making his rich teachings more accessible to today's readers. Written with passionate urgency and deep pastoral care, this book serves as both a convicting call to self-examination and an encouraging guide to the joy of a life fully surrendered to the Lord. Dyer's words remind us that holiness is the only true path to happiness and that the narrow road of faith leads to eternal life. Whether you are seeking a deeper relationship with Christ or a better understanding of the Christian walk, The Strait Way to Heaven will challenge and inspire you to live with purpose, integrity, and unshakable devotion to God. About the Editor Ron Metheny is a Baptist pastor and Christian author. His published works include: Why, God? Why?! (Understanding Habakkuk), 'Twas the Devotional before Christmas: Daily Readings for Advent, and Echoes of Thunder (A Collection of Christian Quotes and Godly Wit). He lives in Kentucky.

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Proverbs 18:17Proverbs 3:5-8Proverbs: a short pithy saying stating a general truth or piece of advice.Proverbs 20:14Proverbs 27:15Proverbs 26:3Proverbs 26:17Proverbs 26:18-19Proverbs 25:17Proverbs 11:1Proverbs 1:11 Kings 4:29-34Proverbs 1:2-4Why Was This Book Written?1. To know wisdom and instruction (Proverbs 16:16)2. To understand words of insight3. To receive instruction in wise dealing in righteousness, justice, and equity; (Proverbs 2:1, Proverbs 8:10, Job 22:22)4. To give prudence to the simple, 5. For knowledge and discretion to the youth (Psalm 119:9)The Results of Practicing Proverbs (Proverbs 1:5-6):1. You'll increase in learning, no matter your age.2. You'll obtain guidance.3. To give you the ability to understand even more wise words.Proverbs 1:6Title and Introduction (1:1-7):Instructions and Appeals (1:8-9:18)Main Collection of Solomon's Proverbs (10:1-22:16)Sayings of the Wise (22:17-24:34)Hezekiah's Collection (25:1-29:27)The Sayings of Agur (30:1-33)The Sayings of King Lemuel (31:1-9) Epilogue: The Worth of a Virtuous Woman (31:10-31)Where Do We Begin?Proverbs 1:7Proverbs 9:10Job 28:28Psalm 111:10Psalm 112:1Ecclesiastes 12:13Philemon 2:12-13Hebrews 11:61 John 4:16-19Proverbs 1:7

Hot off the press this week's Chubstep is all about sayings and idioms. First Steed and Jrad get into the wedding in Minnesota they were at the past week, why being the “Best Man” is tough, the worst wedding speeches, and Star Wars music at cocktail hour. Next the guys break it down, idiom by idiom, starting with the sayings that have gone the way of the dodo and which they wish would come back before getting to the meaning of common idioms, some Swahili in ‘Tanzania News', and presidential saying that stuck with em, whether that be good or bad.

Old Testament ReadingIsaiah 53

"Father, forgive them..."From the cross, Jesus spoke seven final phrases—each one rich with meaning, mercy, and mystery.In Episode 10 of The Road to the Cross, Steve and Tim explore the seven sayings of Jesus at the crucifixion. These last words reveal the fullness of His love: words of forgiveness for His enemies, compassion for His mother, welcome to a thief, and a bold proclamation that “It is finished.”Why did Jesus quote Psalm 22? What does it mean that blood and water flowed from His side? What do His final words tell us about His mission—and His victory?This conversation is a journey into the heart of the gospel.✝️ Discover the cross again—and maybe for the first time.

In this fun-filled episode, Sandy and Tricia share laughs and life lessons from their week. They kick things off with hilarious sayings, then dive into parenting tales, like Tricia's daughter bringing home a robot baby. They chat about summer trends, like watermelon margaritas, and share amusing news, including Chris's college streaking story. Tricia drops some wild possum facts and they both laugh over quirky government plans. They also ponder the Met Gala's extravagance and wrap up with heartfelt Mother's Day reflections. It's a blend of humor, relatable moments, and playful banter that keeps listeners entertained.Timestamps by PodSqueezeFunny Sayings Video (00:00:00)  Chris shares a humorous video about sayings typically used by white people.Lessons Learned (00:00:45)  Tricia shares a funny saying about being afraid of similarities rather than differences.Robot Baby Experience (00:01:00)  Tricia discusses her daughter's experience with a robot baby for a school project.Drink of the Summer (00:02:00)  The hosts talk about DoorDash declaring margaritas, especially watermelon margaritas, as the summer drink.Real ID Deadline (00:03:00)  The importance of having a Real ID before traveling is emphasized as the deadline approaches.Alcatraz Reopening Idea (00:04:00)  Discussion on the proposal to reopen Alcatraz as a working prison and its potential costs.Chris's Streaking Incident (00:05:22)  Chris reminisces about a dare that led him to streak at a bar during college.Naked Season Stories (00:10:31)  Tricia shares a story about a man who boarded a plane completely naked.Burglary Entry Points (00:11:24)  Statistics reveal that most burglars enter homes through the front door.Funny Innovations (00:13:01)  The hosts discuss a pill that makes flatulence smell like chocolate or roses.Attractiveness Tips (00:14:41)  Chris shares his efforts to attract Tricia through simple household tasks.

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Leo's Sayings: Deuces and Toodles 04/29/25

Life Lessons Sayings 05/02/25

Think your favorite hood sayings are just street wisdom? Think again. In this episode, I put a spin on the verse of the day by breaking down some of the most popular modern expressions that actually come straight from the Bible. From “live by the gun, die by the gun” to “by the skin of your teeth,” these aren't just catchy lines—they're Scripture in disguise. Every phrase I cover is tied to a powerful verse that speaks truth with a cultural twist. You'll be surprised how often the Word shows up in our everyday conversations and even rap lyrics. Whether you're new to the Bible or grew up hearing these phrases without knowing where they came from, this verse of the day spin will open your eyes to how deeply the Bible has influenced the culture. heck out the show notes for this episode here: https://pavielle.com/208    Ready to find your unique path to your purpose, take my free quiz at https://pavielle.com/quiz/   Want to ask a follow up question to the episode? Submit your question here anonymously: https://pavielle.com/ask  Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts "I love Pavielle and The Purpose Collective Podcast."

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In this episode, David and Gene continue their exploration of the Gospel of Thomas, examining sayings 70-92. These sayings focus on navigating the duality between spiritual and material worlds and the constant choices we must make between them.The esoteric meaning behind the sayings of Jesus in the Gospel are discussed, starting with the call to activate the latent "divine spark" within us - a spiritual conception or “virgin birth” (Saying 70). They interpret Jesus' saying about the destruction of the "house" (Saying 71) as referring to a personal apocalypse of Gnosis, an irreversible transformation of one's worldview. Jesus's refusal to be a "divider" of possessions (Saying 72) highlights the spiritual realm's inherent unity and the need to integrate the divided aspects of the self.Further discussion touches on the rarity of those undertaking the spiritual harvest (Saying 73) and the tendency to seek fulfillment externally in "empty wells" instead of looking within (Saying 74). The "solitary ones" who are allowed entry to the "wedding hall" (Saying 75) are presented as those who have achieved inner wholeness, akin to the "Chemical Wedding" in alchemy.David and Gene explore Jesus speaking as the omnipresent Logos ("I am the All," Saying 77), touching upon pan-psychism and the need to look beyond the surface of reality. They contrast seeking external validation (Saying 78, 91) with the necessity of internal realization and trusting inner authority.The hosts delve into the hidden nature of consciousness (Saying 83) and the profound challenge of confronting our divine archetypal "likeness" - “our original face before we were born.” (Saying 84). They discuss how the divine pattern must be tried through the fire of earthly life (Saying 85), and how the "Son of Man" finding "no place to rest" (Saying 86) as symbolic of humanity's hybrid nature, caught between two worlds.The episode concludes by examining the spiral nature of spiritual seeking, where readiness dictates understanding (Saying 92), and how reflecting on, and engaging with these profound sayings is itself a transformative process.Deep Dive:The Gospel of ThomasChapters:01:15 Introduction01:41 Review03:10 Sayings 70-7207:25 Sayings 73-7512:18 Sayings 76-7816:39 Sayings 79-8118:54 Sayings 82-8423:50 Sayings 85-8728:23 Sayings 88-9031:34 Sayings 91-9234:34 ConclusionsResources:The Gospel of Thomas (history and various translations - Gnosis.org)Gospel of Thomas (Patterson and Robinson translation)Gnosis.org - The Gnosis ArchiveThe Nag Hammadi ScripturesJesus and the Lost Goddess: The Secret Teachings of the Original Christians by Freke and GandyYou're Not the Observer—You're the Observed (YouTube)Lateralus - Tool (Spotify)

Old sayings aren't outdated—they're battle-tested. In this episode, Chad dusts off four classic pieces of wisdom that today's leaders need to remember, respect, and actually live out. Audio Production by Podsworth Media - https://podsworth.com 

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The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has its new inductees, Twitch took a stand against Kanye, and the Warriors won! California's economy is now bigger than Japan's. Vinnie tells us about a (baby) snake attack, and it sparks Matty to share his unlikely fears. Plus, USC beats UCLA in a race you won't believe - or want to watch.

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Street Disciples, come to the cross with us… as we go through the last sayings of Christ and what they mean for each of us. This year I had the privilege of the 4th Word and hosted at my home church New Prosperity and Narrated by my Pastor RM Pittman. JUST CLICK PLAY AND FIND OUT what Jesus said on the cross and what it means for us today....1. Father forgive them for they know not what they do…Luke 23:34 Rev. A. Moore2.Today you shall be with me in Paradise…Luke 23:43 Min. Williams3.Woman, behold thy son… Son behold they mother….John 19:26Min. Slater4. My God, My God! Why hast thou forsaken me…..Matthew 27:45-46Rev. Andie5. I thirst….John 19:28Min. V. Moore6. It is finished….John 19:30Min. Ray7.Father, into thy hands I commit My Spirit…..Luke 23:46Pastor B. Pittman

In hour 4, Joe, Hugh and Kyle react to a Mad Dog clip that has a new way to say goodbye to people. And, another daily mock draft for the Eagles with the NFL Draft exactly 1 week away!

Join the conversation as Matt and John talk about the Masters, Jesus on the Cross, and Jackie Robinson    0:00-intro 5:00- sports 22:01- 7 sayings of Jesus 38:45- this day in sports 44:48- one thing

Isaac Watts' influence extends far beyond the hymns he penned. Today, Stephen Nichols reflects on five powerful sayings from Watts, revealing his deep theological insight and enduring impact on Christian worship. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/5-minutes-in-church-history-with-stephen-nichols/isaac-watts-in-5-sayings A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://donate.ligonier.org/ Explore all of our podcasts: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts

Today's poem is Desert Sayings by Donovan McAbee. The Slowdown is your daily poetry ritual. In this episode, Major writes… “Today's uproarious poem makes me want to abandon our life of chatter. To throw off our overly scheduled existence. I want to wake up to truths that can only be gleaned when I fade-out sequentially every duty that impresses upon me as needing to get done.” Celebrate the power of poems with a gift to The Slowdown today. Every donation makes a difference: https://tinyurl.com/rjm4synp