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Scapegoating, and how we can experience a little Heaven or Hell in this life.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
All too often the uneducated preach a very distorted view of God's nature. Listen as I discuss why believing these teachings can be toxic to your soul.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
Yes, Jesus once said to "turn the other cheek." But did Jesus actually practice what he preached? Listen as I discuss how Jesus acted towards those who opposed him. And he usually did not turn the other cheek! In fact, he commonly turned their cheeks.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
There are many religious people who claim to be serving God, but who are in fact mostly serving the demands of their own ego. Find out the difference between Religion 1 and Religion 2 and you'll easily be able to spot them.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
YOUR MIND NATURALLY CUTS EVERYTHING YOU SEE IN TWO. LISTEN HOW YOUR MIND REALLY WORKS AND HOW DIFFERENT IT IS FROM THE WAY JESUS THOUGHT.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
What's your default response when life presents you with something new? Is it a yes or a no? Maybe it's time to open up the windows of your soul.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
You, like everyone else, talk to yourself, all day, every day, year after year, decade after decade. How would it change your experience of life if, instead of talking to yourself all day, you talked to God silently in your head about everything that happens moment to moment. All it would do is revolutionize your life.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
As we conclude this monumental essay, we learn that Emerson would not want to win the lottery. Listen as he explains why.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
Be grateful to your critics, thank your faults, see the advantage of adversity. These are just a few gleams of Emerson's radical faith in the goodness of the Universe.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
Emerson urges us to always pay the price to get what you want. Because if you don't pay the price to get what you want, you'll get something you don't want.
COPYRIGHT 2017 SCOTT E. ROKELY
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