I recently have had a question given to me about if, we experienced the truth of who we are can we reject it and go back to our old ways, or even do evil things. This podcast is my attempt to answer that question.

When you observe humanity as it is today. You will often find yourself in a state of disbelief. However, when you practice spirituality, you realize that the foolishness and ignorance of this world is but a construct of our thinking.

In our world, we are inspired by books, movies, songs, mythologies, etc. However, many of these things are grounded in a sense of the false reality. We have to look even beyond those things to find authenticity.

As we are on the spiritual journey, our great struggle is to not rely on all ideas or old contextual thinking. When we love when we’re kind it changes everything.

When we hate other people, when we hate other races, when we hate others in general, we are actually hating ourselves. We are forming and identity based on our feeling and our hatred of others.

When we become more authentic, we become more intuitive. When we become more intuitive, we’re able to live from a different perspective. When we live from that more clear perspective were able to sense, see and feel things differently. Which ultimately makes life less drama filled.

Yes, we must discern right from wrong. Good from bad, truth from lies in this reality. However, we must do so with all thought tempered in love. If not, then we just choose a side and the false reality goes on and on.

The human being is a conscious being that may create and manifest certain aspects of reality. A human being is also for the most part, someone who does not know they can do that. Take a listen. Thanks.

We are taught when we come into this world of formula, and equation. That formula, and that equation is about comparison. We try to form our identity out of judging others, and comparing ourselves to others. The problem is, that’s how we acquire a false identity.

This podcast was produced on Christmas Day. And with all of its trappings, it reminds me every year of the need to go inward to to have my own personal paradigm shift towards love.