What are the joys of becoming “unthunk”? Isn’t “childhood” a misnomer when it’s only the adults that are hooded? It’s true the whole nine yards can’t be measured, but can’t you just see it in some folks? 

 In this episode of the Kingdom Talks Show conversation between Peta Condon and host Gil Hodges we are privileged to meet a true mystic. But...WAIT! Don't expect to see a long haired, shabby, and dreamy eyed specimen with maybe a few birds affectionately hanging onto the coattails. Peta Condon shatters that illusion, arriving as a most collected, well-adjusted and attractive figure, all the while giving us hope and motivation to embrace and engage the gift of life.  

Peta Condon, as a child, was very intuitive and sensitive to the unseen- or at least the unnoticed in creation. Her Irish Catholic heritage had, from childhood, been an instrumental part of her natural development of mystical empathy, and although misunderstood in a profoundly materialistic age, things have turned out, at the beginning of this next age, to vindicate her lifelong experience and bestow upon her the joy of witnessing many people of a previously traditional and constrictive religious persuasion come into full acceptance and common practice of a wonderful engagement with creation in oneness with its creator. This, in one sense, is intensely subjective for her. Being in the oneness that is God she, in her own words, feels that in the company of others....... she can finally be herself.