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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.
This is the last of a five part series on words and phrases that I use in Finding Meaning. One word that I repeat often is the word ultimately. We look in this episode at why I use that phrase. Thank you.
I use the term matrix a lot. I talk about the matrix and today in this particular episode. I will explain what I mean when I say that.
This is part three of a five part series on the terms and meanings of those terms of Finding Meaning. Today we talk about what it means to become one's true self. Which in my journey means becoming love itself.
This is the second part of a four or five part series on the language of Finding Meaning. Today we look at what I mean when I talk about the false reality, the matrix, the collective or individual ego.
Today we begin a four part series on the terms in the language of Finding Meaning. Today we look at what I mean when I say authentic spirituality.
In this episode, we look at the language of enlightenment. Which is the language of inspiration. It comes in the form of art, music, sermons that contain the message of love, books, photography. That which inspires us to be more loving is the language of enlightenment.
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