How do you define who you are? What do you use to tell people you’re identity? Most of the time people use external ideas, concepts, and identifiers to define themselves. When we have to go internal, we have to do the internal work in order to truly understand who we are.

How we perceive reality, and how we understand how we proceed reality, is the beginning of true spirituality

We all shake our heads, ring our hands, and look with disgust upon much of what the world proposes as truth. Politics, religion, economics, etc. etc. In this episode, we look at how those things are just proof that we are living in a false reality.

We live in a world where we are learning to be love, and that world we live in does not want that. That causes frustration.

There is a goal to the spiritual journey. The uncovering of one’s true and authentic self. That authentic and loving self has been buried by cultural conditioning and societal programming. In this episode, we look at what it means when we begin to reach that goal.

We acquire identity by being taught who we are by others. The spiritual journeys about discovering who we are for ourselves.

This is an episode, where we take another look at what it means to find real Meaning and authenticity in our spiritual journey.

In this episode, we discuss the difference between religion and spirituality. One seeks validation of already held beliefs. The other is about growing out of prescribed beliefs and becoming a new person. An authentic person.

We are taught in our world to pick sides, to represent our colors, to promote our flag, to promote our religion and our political party. To find a place where we belong. Unfortunately, this dualistic notion of reality has lead us away from our true self.

This episode is about our thought process. And how they form our reality.