We don’t know about matter. 96% of the universe’s mass is unaccounted for. We don’t understand consciousness either. No one is really sure why or how consciousness works. We don’t even understand time - we don’t know when or how the universe began, and we’re not even clear how it will end. There are theories for all these phenomena, but nobody is quite sure. Spirituality is not an exact alternative to science, but it does seem separate from science. I’ve considered myself an atheist for many years; nonetheless, I find myself spending a lot of time with people who have a more grounded, less performative sense of spirituality, which I’m curious about. So, what does it mean to someone who’s made spirituality the very foundation of their life? 

KC, short for Kristoffer Carter, is a coach for C-suite executives and start-up founders. Since becoming a coach, his true focus is on mindset - mindset that flows from spirituality. Get‌ ‌book‌ ‌links‌ ‌and‌ ‌resources‌ ‌at‌ https://www.mbs.works/2-pages-podcast/ 

Kristoffer reads two pages from ‘Autobiography Of A Yogi’ by Yogananda Paramahamsa. [reading begins at 10:30]

Hear us discuss: 

“I never really started out to find the spiritual path, it kinda found me.” [4:09] | Connecting to your power. [16:58] | “Feel all the feelings”: What does it mean? [18:37] | How burdens help shape us. [21:30] | KC’s book and why he chose the world ‘glow.’ [23:57] | Glowing in the light: Recruiting allies and building community. [27:34] | Making change less of a burden. [30:04]