Finding Meaning

One of the hardest things I attempt to do in finding meaning is explaining non-deistic thinking. Here is my clearest attempt so far.

Today is the Christian holiday of Easter. I am taking this opportunity to talk about what lies at the core of all religions, I believe. What is the singular goal of all of us.

What does the story of Easter really mean? What does the story of Buddha under the Bodie tree really mean?

Here is my take. Thanks for listening!

In this episode, we explore the fact that we could never go back to the old paradigm. We can't go back to the old way of thinking once we begin to understand that we are love.

We humans are busy believing ourselves to be something different than the other. When in fact, spirituality brings us to the fact that we are one thing we are singularity of love.

Life is ever changing! We can fight it or we can be a part of it. To fight against the change of life that it offers is futile. Because the change is going to come. The question is, how do we approach it?

In this episode, we look at the fact that the concept of leading spiritual life is an easy concept to understand, but a difficult thing to practice.

In this episode, we look at how the human mind convinces itself that even the wrong things we believe are right.

In this episode, we look at how the mundane and everyday life that we can lead is actually the spiritual life. And how we can live that life in such a way that expands our awareness of self and can give us meaning.

In our western cultures, we are taught to seek the truth external to us. To have belief in God or a belief in a political party or in a relationship. We are taught to look external. While the whole time the great spiritual thinkers of human history are begging us to go within. The truth is within us, and that's where we have to look.