In the false reality, we have learned to determine our identity by comparing ourselves to others. Which intern leads to more false identity. Take a listen thanks

If love, kindness, generosity, and awareness is a part of what it means to be authentic then surely hope must be included

We are formed by how this world/humanity lives and behaves. And were ignorant for the most part that we are formed by the way of the world.

If true reality and authentic reality are about love and kindness. Then the false reality is built in dualism and separation.

Happy third anniversary to Finding Meaning. This is the episode where I talk about the seed of thought that brought Finding Meaning to fruition.

Our spiritual growth comes from knowing that we do not know everything. When we are exposed to new ideas, new ways of thinking that reflect our authenticity, we’re often surprised. And that’s a good surprise.

We live in a world that teaches us to pretend. Pretend to be something we’re not, pretend to be people we are not. We learn that to get along in a false reality. Being authentic is being you, authentically you in every circumstance.

How often have we human beings been offered the truth of who we are? How often have we rejected that truth?

Today we begin a weeklong journey towards the third anniversary of our podcast Finding Meaning.

If we look closely, and if we pay attention, we can see outside of the falsely created reality that we live in.