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In this episode of House of Learning: Understanding the Doctrine of the Temple, Meghan Farner and Cory Jensen explore ancient covenant ceremonies and what covenants truly meant in biblical and Israelite culture — far beyond the modern idea of a simple two-way promise.

Using the story of David and Jonathan as a primary archetype, this lesson reveals how ancient covenants involved the merging of identity, shared inheritance, protection, loyalty, sacrifice, and sacred relationship. These covenant patterns illuminate how God relates to humanity and what it means to enter a covenant relationship with Jesus Christ.

You’ll learn:

✨ Why ancient covenants were relational, not contractual
 ✨ How covenant ceremonies symbolized shared identity, strength, and inheritance
 ✨ The spiritual meaning of robes, weapons, and sacred exchanges
 ✨ How covenant blood symbolism points to Christ’s atonement
 ✨ Why God identifies Himself as One who keeps covenant and shows mercy
 ✨ How covenant blessings extend across generations
 ✨ What covenant faithfulness, justice, and mercy look like in real life

This episode also explores the story of the Gibeonites, the seriousness of covenant obligations, and how God honors covenant relationships even across centuries. Viewers are invited to reconsider temple covenants as sacred relationships of transformation rather than mere ritual compliance. 

If you’ve ever wondered what temple covenants truly mean, how God relates to covenant partners, or how ancient practices illuminate modern worship, this lesson provides essential spiritual foundations.

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In this in-depth episode of Hidden Wisdom, Meghan Farner shares five core practices that accelerate spiritual growth, drawn from her own lived experience of awakening, healing, and deepened relationship with God.

Moving beyond passive obedience and performative religion, this episode invites listeners into spiritual adulthood—where personal accountability, direct revelation, embodied healing, and courage replace fear-based faith. Meghan explores what it truly means to inquire of the Lord, pursue spiritual rebirth, reframe repentance as healing, and release the subtle fears that keep us spiritually stalled.

Grounded in scripture, personal revelation, and esoteric Christian wisdom, this conversation is for seekers who want a lived experience of the divine, not just belief—without dismantling family, community, or faith. If you’re longing for faster growth, deeper discernment, and a more embodied connection to God, this episode offers a clear and compassionate path forward.

00:00 – 02:30 | Introduction, context, and why spiritual growth can accelerate

02:30 – 05:20 | Why faith expansion doesn’t require burning everything down

05:20 – 07:30 | Why Meghan reflects on growth, timing, and spiritual maturity

07:30 – 15:35 | Practice 1: Personal accountability & reclaiming spiritual authority

15:35 – 24:40 | Practice 2: Inquiring of the Lord & direct revelation

24:40 – 25:40 | Asking courageous questions & trusting God will answer

25:40 – 31:40 | Practice 3: Spiritual rebirth, awakening, and sanctification

31:40 – 34:50 | Awakening vs justification vs sanctification

34:50 – 40:45 | Practice 4: Repentance as healing, integration, and remission

40:45 – 46:10 | Eternal law, embodiment, and becoming a pure vessel

46:10 – 51:50 | Practice 5: Releasing fear (deception, isolation, the body, God)

51:50 – 54:30 | Bonus: Why seekers get stuck—and how to keep going

54:30 – 56:50 | Dark nights, integration, and growing grace for grace

56:50 – 58:20 | Final invitation: sanctification, embodiment, and continuing the journey

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In this episode of House of Learning: Understanding the Doctrine of the Temple, Meghan Farner and Cory Jensen explore the ancient tabernacle of Moses and how its layout, symbols, and ordinances reveal a powerful pattern of spiritual ascension and preparation to enter the presence of God.

This lesson examines how the tabernacle functioned as sacred space, divided into increasing degrees of holiness, and how those divisions mirror the doctrine of Christ, the three degrees of glory, and the journey of spiritual transformation in mortality.

You’ll learn:

✨ How the ancient tabernacle was designed as a symbolic map of the spiritual journey
✨ The meaning of the outer court, holy place, and holy of holies
✨ How the tabernacle reflects justification, sanctification, and exaltation
✨ The symbolic meaning of the veil, including Christ, creation, sacrifice, and divine embodiment
✨ How the law of Moses and ancient ordinances were designed to prepare Israel to receive Christ
✨ Why ancient temple rituals still matter for modern temple worship and spiritual growth

This episode also explores the Day of Atonement, the mercy seat, the ark of the covenant, sacred color symbolism, and how ancient temple practices foreshadow the life, atonement, and mission of Jesus Christ.

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In this episode of Hidden Wisdom, Meghan sits down with Nelson Whiting—bestselling author of Your Problem Isn’t Pornography, certified clinical hypnotherapist, and founder of No Limits Hypnotherapy—for a grounded, expansive conversation about hypnotherapy as a form of deep repentance: getting beneath behavior to the belief systems that drive shame cycles, anxiety, compulsions, and spiritual disconnection.

Nelson explains how real change happens when the conscious and subconscious mind come into agreement, why “time heals” is often a myth, and how prayer, meditation, and clinical hypnosis can help quiet survival mode, restore inner safety, and create rapid transformation through new perspective and new choices. They explore the spiritual implications of inner work, the role of agency, and why healing often requires moving from self-criticism into self-love—so you can reconnect with God, truth, and your highest identity.

You’ll also hear discussion on spiritual discernment (including “false spirits”), the balance of masculine and feminine within healing, and a powerful closing reflection on being “born again” as a spiritual rebirth—held in what Meghan calls the cosmic womb.

Learn more about Nelson: NoLimitsHypnotherapy.com (sessions + resources)

0:00 Meet Nelson Whiting + what this episode covers

1:50 Nelson’s story: seminary teaching → illness → calling to hypnotherapy

4:00 Early hypnosis experience + the power of the mind

6:05 Training with Dennis Parker: “gospel foundation” + adversarial protocols

9:04 Faith as decision-making; bringing subconscious online

12:21 “Your Problem Isn’t Pornography”: why behavior isn’t the root

13:22 How lust patterns form: imagination → memory → emotion → action

17:41 Why common “solutions” are slow (support groups, blockers, confession)

20:49 Repentance as inner work: thoughts → emotions → beliefs

22:37 Repentance = learning; freedom to get it wrong (baseball study)

27:54 Prayer as therapy: “be still and know” + intention behind stillness

30:55 Survival mode, the amygdala, and rapid change through neuroplasticity

32:01 Synaptic pruning: creating “space” between you and temptation

36:19 Spiritual impact: self-criticism, energy depletion, separation from God

41:12 Anxiety/depression as thought-patterns; perspective changes everything

45:38 Hypnotherapy vs guided meditation (why customization matters)

52:24 Nonlinear change: “you can jump to the new self”

54:56 Agency: why “God take it away” can keep people powerless

57:35 Masculine/feminine balance: heart leads, mind executes

1:03:04 Heart vs brain polarity; the unknown as the creative womb of faith

1:04:47 Born again: Nicodemus, the womb, and spiritual rebirth

1:06:05 Where to find Nelson + closing thoughts

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In this episode of House of Learning: Understanding the Doctrine of the Temple, Meghan Farner and Cory Jensen explore how to interpret temple symbols and why symbolic language is central to spiritual growth, revelation, and scripture study.

This lesson introduces a foundational principle of temple worship: symbols are layered, multidimensional, and designed to teach us throughout our entire lifetime. Rather than limiting symbols to one fixed meaning, viewers are invited to approach temple imagery, scripture, and sacred ritual with spiritual curiosity, humility, and discernment.

You’ll learn:

✨ Why all scripture can be viewed as temple text
 ✨ How symbols operate on micro and macro levels of meaning
 ✨ Why spiritual stagnation happens when symbols are interpreted too narrowly
 ✨ Multiple symbolic interpretations of the veil — including Christ, creation, protection, unbelief, and the divine feminine
 ✨ How to let the Spirit expand your understanding over time
 ✨ Practical ways to study and apply symbolism in your personal worship and scripture study

This episode also explores examples from Doctrine & Covenants 109, Hebrews 10, the Sermon on the Mount, and the Book of Mormon, showing how temple symbolism weaves throughout sacred text.

If you’ve ever felt that the temple holds deeper meaning than you were taught — or if you desire a more experiential relationship with God — this lesson offers tools to begin seeing with spiritual eyes.

🌿 New episodes release weekly as part of this 17-part course.
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⚠️ This content reflects personal spiritual study and interpretation. Viewers are encouraged to seek personal revelation, honor sacred covenants, and engage with discernment.

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In this profound episode of Hidden Wisdom, Meghan Farner is joined by Nekesha Burrell, who shares how her near-death experience (NDE) transformed her relationship with God, fear, and consciousness itself.

Raised in a strict Christian environment and exposed to multiple faith traditions, Nekesha describes the journey from religious fear and survival mode into direct knowing of God beyond limitation. She explores breath as consciousness, intuition as divine guidance, and why peace—not fear—is the true signal of alignment with God.

Together, Meghan and Nekesha discuss religious conditioning, spiritual gifts, embodiment, feminine wisdom, emotional regulation, and why spiritual evolution is not rebellion—but expansion. This episode invites listeners to release fear-based faith, trust their inner knowing, and experience God as an ever-expanding presence rather than a confined doctrine.

• 00:00 – 01:45 | Welcome and introduction to Nekesha Burrell
• 01:45 – 03:35 | Nekesha describes life before her NDE: fear, survival mode, and hypervigilance
• 03:35 – 06:05 | Growing up Christian across many denominations and faith traditions
• 06:05 – 08:20 | Fear of God, fear of hell, and religious judgment in childhood
• 08:20 – 09:55 | “I wasn’t rebelling—I was evolving”: leaving limitation, not God
• 09:55 – 12:40 | Graduating from believing in God to knowing God
• 12:40 – 14:55 | God as an ocean, humans as vessels — the water bottle analogy
• 14:55 – 17:15 | Intuition, peace, and living without spiritual gatekeepers
• 17:15 – 20:10 | Trusting God through chaos: waves, surrender, and fear
• 20:10 – 22:30 | God doesn’t choose sides; humans are meant to add light
• 22:30 – 25:15 | Breath as consciousness and spiritual responsibility
• 25:15 – 27:40 | “We practice dying every night”: sleep as surrender
• 27:40 – 29:50 | Nekesha’s NDE: creation space, manifestation, and returning to the body
• 29:50 – 32:20 | “I am not a body with a soul—I am a soul in a body”
• 32:20 – 34:20 | Expansiveness of the soul and intuitive nudges
• 34:20 – 36:20 | Spiritual gifts, fear of deception, and religious conditioning
• 36:20 – 38:40 | How fear blocks spiritual perception
• 38:40 – 42:15 | Mind vs body: emotions as truth signals
• 42:15 – 45:00 | Healing trauma through feeling, choice, and self-love
• 45:00 – 47:10 | Boundaries, truth-telling, and reclaiming personal power
• 47:10 – 49:40 | Feminine wisdom, intuition, and embodiment
• 49:40 – 52:15 | Choosing peace over fear and expanding without guilt
• 52:15 – 55:30 | Closing reflections: evolution, quiet revolution, and embodied love

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In this first episode of House of Learning: Understanding the Doctrine of the Temple, Meghan Farner and Cory Jensen introduce five powerful paradigm shifts that radically transform how we understand temple worship, spiritual growth, and our relationship with Jesus Christ.

This episode explores:

✨ Why you are literally meant to become the temple of God
✨ How the temple endowment is not historical reenactment, but a symbolic map of your own spiritual journey
✨ Why ordinances are symbolic of real spiritual experiences of grace and transformation
✨ How every element of the temple ultimately testifies of Christ
✨ The profound possibility of returning to the presence of Jesus Christ in mortality

Rather than approaching the temple as a checklist of religious compliance, this course invites you into a living, experiential relationship with God — where the temple becomes a blueprint for spiritual maturity, identity, embodiment, and divine intimacy.

If you’ve ever felt that the temple holds deeper meaning than you were taught…
If you desire a more personal relationship with Christ…
If you are ready to engage scripture and symbolism with spiritual discernment…
This series is for you.

New episodes release weekly for 17 weeks.

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⚠️ This content represents spiritual interpretation and lived experience. Viewers are encouraged to seek personal revelation, honor sacred covenants, and engage with discernment.

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In this expansive episode of Hidden Wisdom, Meghan Farner is joined by Phil McLemore for a deep exploration of the Perennial Philosophy—the timeless spiritual truth underlying all authentic religious traditions. Together, they discuss Christ not only as a historical figure, but as a universal pattern of consciousness revealed across mysticism, scripture, and lived spiritual experience.

This conversation bridges Christianity, Eastern wisdom, esoteric theology, and personal revelation, inviting listeners to move beyond dogma and into direct knowing. Phil and Meghan explore awakening, symbolic language, the limits of literalism, and what it means to truly “have eyes to see and ears to hear” in the modern spiritual journey.

This episode is for seekers who feel called to unity, depth, and spiritual maturity, and who sense that truth is larger—and more beautiful remembering—than any single tradition.

00:00 – 02:10 | Opening reflections and introduction to the episode’s theme

02:10 – 04:30 | Introducing Phil McLemore and his background in perennial wisdom

04:30 – 07:45 | What is the Perennial Philosophy? One truth, many expressions

07:45 – 11:20 | Why religions differ on the surface but agree at the mystical core

11:20 – 14:40 | Christ as a pattern of consciousness, not only a historical figure

14:40 – 18:05 | Symbolism vs. literalism in scripture and spiritual language

18:05 – 21:30 | “Eyes to see, ears to hear” — awakening beyond the ego mind

21:30 – 25:10 | Mysticism across traditions: Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, and more

25:10 – 28:40 | Why fear-based religion resists mystical knowing

28:40 – 32:20 | The role of ego, identity, and surrender in spiritual awakening

32:20 – 36:00 | The Christ path as transformation, death, and rebirth

36:00 – 39:30 | Unity consciousness and the illusion of separation

39:30 – 43:10 | How perennial wisdom heals religious trauma and division

43:10 – 46:45 | Moving from belief to embodied knowing

46:45 – 50:20 | Practical integration: living from awakened awareness

50:20 – 53:00 | Final reflections on truth, humility, and spiritual maturity

53:00 – 54:30 | Closing thoughts and invitation to deeper inquiry

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In this first episode of Hidden Wisdom for 2026, Meghan introduces the core framework behind the podcast’s direction: living the mysteries. Drawing from ancient traditions, Christian mysticism, symbolism, archetype, and scripture, this episode explains the difference between exoteric religion and esoteric wisdom, and why both are essential for true spiritual maturity.

Meghan explores the soul’s journey as a process of repeated death and rebirth, the movement from head knowledge to embodied wisdom, and the transformation that occurs when inner false identities are released. This episode addresses spiritual development, deconstruction, shadow work, repentance, grace, and theosis, all framed within a Christ-centered path.

Listeners are invited to develop “eyes to see,” reclaim personal spiritual authority, and understand how religion can prepare us for deeper, inward communion with God rather than replace it.

This foundational episode sets the tone for Hidden Wisdom in 2026 and offers a grounded, Christ-rooted approach to esoteric spirituality, divine law, and living a transformed life.

Specific Timestamps

00:00–03:20 | Welcome to 2026 and the purpose of the episode
03:20–06:50 | Defining “Living the Mysteries” and hidden wisdom
06:50–10:45 | Exoteric knowledge: structure, law, and spiritual childhood
10:45–14:20 | Esoteric wisdom: heart knowledge, embodiment, and maturity
14:20–17:55 | The soul’s journey as sanctification and transformation
17:55–21:40 | Theosis, remembering the true self, and unity with God
21:40–25:10 | Asking real questions and beginning spiritual awakening
25:10–28:20 | Death, deconstruction, shadow work, and ego surrender
28:20–33:30 | Grace, rebirth, spiritual gifts, and ancient mystery traditions
33:30–37:25 | Religion vs. spirituality: the bullseye model of truth
37:25–41:20 | Masculine and feminine dynamics in religion and mysticism
41:20–44:50 | Why the esoteric feels dangerous and misunderstood
44:50–48:15 | Pendulum swings, spiritual ego, and imbalance
48:15–51:35 | Light and dark sides of spiritual distortion
51:35–55:40 | Christ as anchor, guide, and archetype of the journey
55:40–59:35 | Introducing esoteric Mormonism
59:35–01:02:55 | Scripture, authority, embodiment, and personal revelation
01:02:55–01:06:55 | Divine feminine, polarity, and perennial wisdom
01:06:55–01:10:10 | Practical steps to begin living the mysteries
01:10:10–End | Direction of Hidden Wisdom in 2026 and closing invitation

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In this extended episode of Hidden Wisdom, Meghan Farner offers a courageous and deeply grounded exploration of what it truly means to call the Bible “the Word of God.” Drawing from history, theology, mysticism, and personal discernment, Meghan invites listeners to approach scripture—especially the Old Testament—not as an inerrant divine transcript, but as a profoundly human record of humanity wrestling with God.

This episode examines biblical authorship, political and cultural influences, polytheism in ancient Israel, the suppression of the divine feminine, and the role of ego, power, and hierarchy in shaping scripture. Meghan introduces the four levels of Hebrew interpretation, demonstrates how symbolic and mystical readings restore depth and coherence, and reframes troubling biblical narratives as invitations to inner transformation rather than external obedience.

Ultimately, this episode is a call to spiritual maturity: to trust Christ, cultivate discernment, and allow God—not institutions—to be your primary tutor. For anyone studying the Bible this year, navigating faith transitions, or seeking a lived experience of the Divine beyond fear, this conversation offers clarity, permission, and profound hope.

00:00 – 02:40 | Introduction and why this topic matters now

02:40 – 04:00 | Why the Old Testament creates tension and confusion

04:00 – 06:45 | Personal discernment and direct relationship with God

06:45 – 09:45 | Projection, ego, and humans creating God in their image

09:45 – 12:45 | The Bible as a human record—not divine dictation

12:45 – 15:30 | Violence, fear, and misattributed divine commands

15:30 – 18:15 | Ancient Israel’s polytheism and the divine council

18:15 – 21:40 | Spiritual evolution and changing views of God

21:40 – 24:45 | Political power, Rome, and biblical curation

24:45 – 27:30 | Loss of feminine wisdom and oral tradition

27:30 – 30:45 | Asherah, goddess suppression, and missing feminine imagery

30:45 – 34:15 | Excluded texts and erased mystical traditions

34:15 – 37:00 | Four levels of Hebrew interpretation

37:00 – 40:15 | Symbolism as the language of scripture

40:15 – 43:00 | Cain and Abel as inner allegory

43:00 – 46:30 | Discernment, humility, and spiritual maturity

46:30 – 50:45 | Translation bias and priesthood hierarchy

50:45 – 55:30 | Christ revealing the true character of God

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