The Human Maturity Podcast

This episode continues our series on sex and spirituality with part three.

In it we cover codependence and recast the tragic lives of the glorified preteens, Romeo and Juliet. We also address the three primary kinds of connection in intimate relationality, considerations for masturbation health, what might be in the way of you attracting a soulmate, how to know if you’ve used sexuality as a medication, the ethics of claiming your unborn fetus as a carpool passenger, and a lot more.

This episode continues our series on sex and spirituality. We explore the impact of an emotion-first, will, mind and body second paradigm on this topic. This leads us to subjects that include how will drives codependence, the spirituality of lust, the innate self worth of the soul, and much more. 

As always, please listen to this podcast from the beginning and in order.

We continue to use the existing context we’ve set to examine some societal issues. This episode begins a series on sex and spirituality. We struggled to remember the list of six issues that humans are confused about during recording, so here it is now: sex, death, love, money, power, and God. You can count us getting to all of these subjects eventually. Today’s episode just scratches the surface of where sex, love, personal power, and God intersect.

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This episode is “examples of commonly held truths continued,” if you will, where we examine and revise traditional notions of karma, the use of intentional will to manifest, and related to that, what happened in the 2013 changeover. 

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Last time we talked about soul age and how it relates to people’s general relationship to truth. Today in my interview with Stace Barron we go smaller into commonly held societal truths. 

Topics include why we can’t change our outsides without changing our insides, the false notions of altruism, unconditional love, and self-sacrifice, and the importance of examining unconscious motives at the root of all human behavior.

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Consider for a moment that there is truth, there is relationship to truth, and then there is our relationship to our relationship to truth. That’s our topic today: looking at how our take on truth is developmentally configured related to soul age; that is, the number of incarnations an individual soul has had here.

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In this episode, we delve more deeply into the repercussions of a God that is only Omnipresent and not Omniscient or Omnipotent. The discussion takes us into an examination of atheism, religion, and how the Divine doesn’t will to manifest like we commonly think.

This leads us to address more wrinkles of absolute truth previously addressed, the difference between belief- and discovery-based orientations toward life, the nature of evil, and of course much more.

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In today’s episode, we introduce the sense of the three I’s: the God-I root of everything, the Soul-I as the child of the God-I, and the local personal I as a child of the Soul-I. These are esoteric structural metaphysics of Edenity itself, going upstream of what Edenity offers to why it’s offered. 

This frame serves as an introduction for a series we’ll do on enlightenment in general and spiritually significant events of all kinds. We talk about the history of paradigmatic negativation of self vs. holoarchical view that includes the self as Divine, and the reasons self has been mistakenly seen as impedimentary to spirituality. Other rabbit holes include the tragedy of transcendence and the bold assertion that God is omnipresent but not omniscient, or omnipotent.

Please remember to listen to these episodes in order and from the beginning.

This episode completes a three-part series as we zoom out and explore what a cult actually is and is not. The heart of the matter is how one defines victimhood and personal responsibility, especially given the premise that we’re responsible for the contents of our unconscious, which we previously offered.

Related to this, as always, it’s important to listen to these episodes in order and from the beginning. Thanks for listening.

We continue this three-part series with Stace revealing his previous errors of tough love and reality refraction that stemmed from his own wounding that we covered last time and resulted in the collapse of his teaching in 2015.

The content of this episode is challenging so we hope you hear it with a soft heart and an open mind. As always it’s important that you listen to this podcast from the beginning and in order.