Finding Meaning

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?