“There’s a way that seems right unto a man, but the end of it is destruction.”

In our podcast, Cring exposes an approach to life that quietly dismantles all of our desire to participate.

With the aid of some blues piano, Cring explains the power of knocking in the pursuit of knowing.

Taking a little journey back into his life, Cring cautions concerning the dangers of trying to live off of what you see--instead of energizing your efforts into a lifestyle of seeking.

“Ask and it shall be given to you.”

Is this real or just promo?

Cring takes his podcast to tell a story about a five-year-old boy discovering himself—and also how we all can learn to discover ourselves if we’re not afraid to ask.

In this week's podcast, Cring takes a look at the struggle between prejudice and originality, and exposes the futility of judging other people.

Walking down the after-story of Adam and Eve leads us to a better understanding of how to handle our own disappointments.

In a magical, almost childlike world that pursues destiny, Cring takes today's podcast to comically shed light on the beauty of free will, and having the power of making our own wonderful plan for our lives.

What is natural? What does it mean to find nature—and purpose—for our lives?

How can we believe without being obnoxious?

Cring takes an often humorous look at the stumbling path of being a human—finding yourself a visitor on a planet filled with all sorts of living creatures.

In the time it takes to worry…

Cring takes a look at the American tradition of worrying and hurrying from our youth to our grave, and how, if we’re not careful, we lose the youth and can hasten the grave.

People are dying to listen to this new podcast from Cring, as he delivers a comical look at the mysteries of the afterlife and the superstitions that often leave us scratching our heads.

A stream of consciousness, as Cring speaks gentle exhortation to the listener, to avoid the foolishness of “great expectations,” which can lead to devastating disappointment.