Radical Humanity

In this episode I connect, part of the Sermon on the Mount, Pharisees, reframing lust, reframing adultery, and what Jesus might have meant in his confrontation on affairs.

Why listening to our hearts is essential for addressing the problems that exist in our own lives and in the world. Why neglecting this part of ourselves creates problems and to turning to the heart is what changes and heals them.

Why Faith is different than belief and how it is an inner compelling nudge to participate in the unfolding experiences of life beyond the realms of man-made religious constructs.

Reframing doubt and why it is a vital part of being human, change and transformation. Doubt is about loss, feeling lost and movement towards something new. How to embrace it.

Why anger is integral to humanity, change and growth and how not feeling it creates unending problems.

Delving into the mystery of how and why we change.

Sharing my personal story, I delve into the understanding of anxiety and why it it has the nagging presence in your life. It is telling you to listen, for there is something else behind it!

Changing up the way of communicating ideas through the framework of my own personal experiences. Operating more vulnerably in the hopes that others will move towards greater connection within themselves.

I delve into the meaning of the word "religion", incorporating the powerful concept of mindsight, why Jesus instructs us to travel into our own hearts, and how all this "reconnection" happens in the dimension of intimacy.

Exploring Jesus's conversation about Asking, Seeking, and Knocking in regards to expressing our needs. How he is communicating a sequential journey in discovering something greater and the answer to our existential churning of "there must be something more".