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What if you could hear God’s voice guiding your life? What if achieving harmony with the divine could bring balance to your mind, body, and soul? In this episode of God and Autobiography: The Podcast, host Scott Langdon welcomes back spiritual seeker Ajit Dass for a heartfelt and enlightening conversation with Jerry L. Martin.
Together, they explore the profound ways God communicates—through prayer, dreams, intuition, and insights—and how we can attune ourselves to hear and act on divine guidance. Ajit shares personal stories and wisdom from I Learn How God Communicates (Episode 22), revealing how living in partnership with God can lead to a life of purpose and harmony.
Discover the three essential levels of balance—cosmic, moral, and physical—and learn how simple attitudes like acceptance, love, and gratitude can transform your life. This episode is an inspiring invitation to reflect, connect, and embrace your unique role in God’s greater plan.
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If you’ve ever wondered how to hear God’s voice or how to align your life with divine intentions, this episode offers profound insights that will resonate with your soul.
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How does God communicate with humanity across cultures and ages? Uncover the unique ways divine messages have been tailored to the character and readiness of different cultures in this profound episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast. Philosopher Jerry L. Martin explores a dialogue with God that reveals how humanity plays a vital role in a cosmic dance, collaborating with the divine to bring forth harmony, higher possibilities, and spiritual growth.
From the Chinese affinity for balance and the moral codes of ancient Israel to the transcendental focus of India, God explains the "division of labor" in His revelations, showing how each culture contributes to the broader divine story. This episode invites you to reflect on the subtle yet powerful ways God communicates- through nature, intuition, and the quiet whispers of the heart- and challenges us to listen with openness and attunement.
Join us for this rich exploration of divine communication and stay tuned for an upcoming The Life Wisdom Project episode with Ajit Das, where he and Jerry go deeper into the art of listening to God.
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In a world where beliefs are as assorted as the aisles in a spiritual supermarket, seekers encounter countless options and spiritual pathways to consider.
With Dr. Jerry L. Martin, explore the evolution of religions up to the pluralistic landscape of today, where spiritual discernment invites openness to many truths. The choices about how to live and what to believe become radically personal, moving beyond tradition toward an individual spiritual calling.
Founder of Theology Without Walls, Jerry presents a fresh, transformative approach that transcends the cathedrals of fixed beliefs, opening a world of spiritual possibility.
Join the podcast on a journey where discernment meets timeless wisdom in the search for meaning.
Visit godanautobiography.com for more information and to get your copy of God: An Autobiography, As Told To A Philosopher—the true story of an agnostic philosopher who heard the voice of God and recorded their conversations.
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Episode 203 celebrates a milestone of 200 episodes in God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, transforming a simple project into an exploration of life, spirituality, and human connection. With insights from Jerry L. Martin and Scott Langdon, this episode reflects on how God: An Autobiography has deeply impacted listeners, delving into themes of divine harmony, human choice, and personal growth.
The episode revisits Episode 21, discussing the I Ching and early Chinese philosophy, with guest Jonathan Weidenbaum adding valuable insights. Through the analogy of acting, life’s duality is explored—revealing how repetition and freshness shape the human experience, much like a divine presence perceives the uniqueness of each moment.
Listeners also hear a compelling story of a disrupted theater production, showing how bold actions can restore harmony, mirroring Chinese philosophy’s pursuit of balance. Insights inspired by Ray Silverman highlight dialogues rooted in curiosity and respect, while political and personal interactions reflect the I Ching’s wisdom on empathy, truth, and understanding.
Join this enriching conversation on growth, wisdom, and the beauty of life’s journey, offering a deeper appreciation for the human-divine relationship.
Follow along with future episodes and get your copy of God: An Autobiography, As Told to a Philosopher here. Get the newest book, Two Philosophers Wrestle with God- A Dialogue here.
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In this episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, Scott and Jerry explore two thought-provoking listener emails, from Renata and Henry, focusing on the themes of God's encounter with early Chinese people and the profound question of God's gender. Scott reflects on his personal journey of opening up to Eastern philosophy, while Jerry discusses how different cultures and traditions reveal new aspects of the divine.
Through discussions of Thich Nhat Hanh’s work and the I Ching, they explore how spirituality can expand without conversion. Jerry also shares insights on how God learns through human experiences, connecting it to the idea of nature and harmony.
The hosts dive deep into Henry Mitchell’s book, The Summer Boy, highlighting the interconnectedness of all life, and Renata’s reflections on Heidegger, exploring the mystical unity of existence.
Join Scott and Jerry for another enriching edition of What’s On Your Mind as they reflect on the dynamic nature of God and spiritual understanding.
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In this episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, we return to the Life Wisdom Project with a profound exploration of spiritual guidance, featuring Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Professor Dr. Jonathan Weidenbaum. Together, they explore the wisdom of the I Ching, an ancient Chinese text offering insight into life's 64 fundamental situations and its role in God’s interactions with early Chinese seekers.
The conversation highlights how Taoist and Confucian philosophies—balancing harmony, passive acceptance, and active engagement—provide a richer understanding of how to live in alignment with the cosmos. Dr. Martin and Weidenbaum discuss God’s revelations to the Chinese compared to the Israelites, offering valuable lessons on divine commands versus situational wisdom. The episode also touches on the ethics of care, exploring how relational ethics can guide us in complex moral dilemmas.
Listen as Jerry and Jonathan unpack the beauty and harmony of the universe, and how spiritual discernment plays a vital role in navigating both daily life and deeper spiritual journeys.
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Tune in to discover how ancient wisdom and modern ethical thought can enrich your spiritual understanding!
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Join us in celebrating a major milestone— the 200th episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast! Host Scott Langdon takes listeners on a reflective journey, starting from the dramatic adaptation of Jerry L. Martin’s life-changing conversations with God.
Whether you’re a longtime listener or new to the series, this episode perfectly introduces the deeper spiritual themes explored in the podcast and the book.
Discover the fascinating history behind God: An Autobiography, As Told To A Philosopher, and uncover why this podcast has inspired countless listeners. Plus, get a glimpse of the exciting things ahead in this evolving spiritual journey.
This is more than just a podcast; it’s a spiritual experience that has touched lives around the world. Come along and find out how it all began—and where it’s headed.
Book Links: Two Philosophers Wrestle With God A Dialogue | God: An Autobiography, As told to a Philosopher
Referenced Episode: 1. I Pray To A God I Don’t Believe In | 44. God Tells Me About A New Age Of Spiritual Development
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Revisit Episode 21, where Dr. Jerry L. Martin, the philosopher who heard the voice of God, explores one of God's earliest forms of communication with humankind: the I Ching, or Book of Changes. The I Ching emerges from humanity’s earliest spiritual attempts to seek divine insight, using oracle bones to reveal God’s presence and guidance. God shares how these human-initiated forms of divination shaped God's communication, presenting Godself not only as the creator but as the embodiment of aesthetic order in the cosmos.
God explains that engagement with early Chinese spiritual seekers influenced the development of the I Ching and laid the groundwork for spiritual traditions like Taoism and Confucianism. God and Jerry discuss:
Join us next week as we celebrate the 200th weekly episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast!
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Curious how aligning your desires with a higher will can transform your spiritual practice? In this What's On Our Mind, Scott and Jerry explore God-centered prayer, intention, and spiritual growth, contrast spontaneous and memorized prayers, and explore ancient Chinese spiritual traditions, offering practical insights to deepen your connection with the divine.
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What happens when you pray to be an instrument of God’s will?
In this captivating episode of What's On Your Mind, Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Scott Langdon explore this profound question, guided by stories from listeners like Don and Mark. Mark’s reflection reveals the life-altering consequences of such a prayer, while Don’s experience of divine intervention reminds us of the mysterious ways God responds. These stories set the stage for a deeper exploration of faith, courage, and surrender.
Dr. Martin shares his own journey of receiving divine callings, navigating moments of doubt, fear of being misunderstood, and the challenge of reconciling his spiritual experiences with a secular world. Through his candid conversation with Scott Langdon, listeners are invited to reflect on the power of attentive prayer and the significance of aligning with God’s will.
This episode offers inspiring stories of divine guidance, the courage it takes to follow God’s call, and the transformative impact of becoming an instrument of a higher purpose. It’s an invitation to explore your own spiritual path, embrace faith, and find meaning in the unexpected answers to your prayers.
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