The Human Maturity Podcast

We continue our series on realizations that come as a result of ensoulment practice. Today’s realization: “That your will won’t take you where you need to go.” We discuss the difference between your true needs versus what you think you want, the removal of wound-based will in each of the three hoods, the key difference between playing victim and the true innocent victim in us, the will-based root cause of the 2008 financial crisis, and if that wasn’t enough, one way in which Adolf Hitler is more likable than Donald Trump.

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We continue our series on realizations that come as a result of ensoulment practice. Today we take on the issues of destiny, purpose, and fate. How does one shift the track from their conditioned fate to a healthily reconditioned soul-destiny? How can we take responsibility for our incarnational imperatives if we don’t even know what they are? These questions and more frame our conversation today. 

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The realization du jour that we explore today is “That you’re missing out on the vast majority of reality on emotive and spiritual levels.” We discuss what it’s like to read unconscious emotional motives, how the backlighting of nonduality changes your experience of truth, how abiding with Divinity changes your experience of meaning, and much more. We begin with a question from one of our listeners about the challenges of breaking technology with one’s own energy field. 

It's best to listen to episodes from the beginning and in order.

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Today we tick two more realizations off the list we began in the last episode: that your relationships are not really nourishing you and that your parenting was far worse than you thought. These realizations are proving to be rich discussion topics filled with rabbit holes inside of rabbit holes. 

My favorite of these is how the existence of a cookie still has the power to collapse the Catholic Church if just one of their leaders could think paradigmatically. Paradigmatic thinking, as we discuss, includes critical thinking, but critical thinking doesn’t necessarily include paradigmatic thinking. I mention a Christopher Hitchins video in the podcast here’s a link to that, in case you’re interested: https://youtu.be/yuGjcCByVyc

We begin a series today based on a list of realizations that Edenity reliably evokes in people, the first being that your unconscious is running your life. We discuss how behavioral psychology was based in reducing human beings to animals, why humanistic psychology was a reasonable but impotent successor, how numbing behaviors are rewarded in our society, how our unconscious defines the parameters of our comfort zone, how the unconscious inevitably determines our values which is why we’re not supposed to challenge value systems, and much more. 

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In today’s episode, unpacking a tweet from the tragically late Sinead O’Connor, deconstructing what “cutting edge” psychology tells us to do with triggers and why it’s the exact opposite of what Edenity would say is healthy, how life begins with chaos in every moment and why that matters, what we shouldn’t learn from the new Barbie movie, and of course, much more. Thanks so much for listening.

In today’s episode, some essential metaphysics we all should have learned in high school: yin and yang dynamics. Much more than a cool symbol that makes for a hackneyed tattoo, yin and yang underlie all things, but the concepts are especially relevant in human relationality, though rarely appreciated as such. We refer to a handful of charts during the podcast which are helpful to see, and you’ll only find the video version on YouTube.

In today’s episode, we discuss the psychologization of society and how, true to human form, esoteric and advanced concepts are distorted into the opposite of their original intent. This dynamic also applies to the concepts of sympathy and empathy, which are distortions and dilutions of how the human heart operates when fully healed. In that spirit, Edenity offers a new concept called “resompathy” as the needed solution.

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We’ve talked about happiness before but not yet thoroughly deconstructed it. It turned out we didn’t need to, because a recent article by a Finnish psychologist did it for us, just not on purpose. We interpret this article on the “secrets of happiness” through the lens of Edenity and reveal the three components of happiness that beautifully correspond to core truths-in-service in Personhood, Sagehood, and Sainthood.

These are the three primary strategies employed by nearly all humans that are tragically destined to fail, and we’ll also talk about how those failures are in another way successes. We complete by discussing the spiritual metaphysics related to quantum entanglement and why the universe started to expand 7.5 billion years ago.

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 If God is in all places at all times, why do most people not experience It? Edenity has thirteen reasons for you to consider. That’s our discussion today on the "Not-So Hidden God." We begin with the reason why we’ve related to God as a “to believe or not-believe” issue since the dawn of civilization and explore some very real reasons why our protection mechanisms have a vested interest in not experiencing God directly. There is no escaping self-interest.

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