The Human Maturity Podcast

This episode begins a sort of three-part series. Stace is going to tell you his personal life story as it relates to the origin of Edenity, including his own childhood wounding and how his own innate gifts in many ways made things more difficult for him. One of Edenity’s unusual principles is that the greater the child’s gifts, the greater the childhood wounding because of the degree to which their needs are not met. 

This episode sets the context for Stace’s fall from guru grace when he dead-ended his own earlier version of Edenity, as an expression of an earlier version of himself, which we go into more deeply in the next episode. 

What makes this story about you, is that for all of us, our weaknesses are inevitably distorted expressions of our strengths, and we cannot forgive ourselves for, and heal our wounds, until we can fully own our gifts.

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In this episode, we finally get through the spiritual buffet issue, but of course, there’s much more to talk about around that. We talk about the necessity of paradigmatic constructive criticism, the judgment of judgment, the relationship a soul has with a paradigm, what happens in enlightenment related to conditioning in a world of conditions, how organized religion twists itself into pretzels to maintain popularity, but moreover the damage a person does to themselves when they pick and choose elements from incompatible paradigms and attempt to live by them.

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In today’s episode, Stace presents perhaps the most universally applicable and powerful aspect of Edenity: The 9 Elements of a Paradigm. This model applies to all philosophies, models, religions, spiritualities, etc. and is a powerful tool to augment your CQ, or consciousness quotient, which we also discuss.

It’s really best to listen to this podcast from the very beginning and in order. Thank you for listening.

In this episode we cover a lot: How all paradigms have at least some truth, a recasting of the Adam and Eve myth, the origin of the universe according to Edenity, the difference in self-awareness between humans and animals, the limits of seeing consciousness as a function of the brain, Edenity’s take on Vladimir Putin and the invasion of Ukraine, the nature of the consciousness changeover that happened in 2013, and of course much more.

We also spend a good amount of time on the domain of men and women and how the lack of understanding and appreciation of yin strength, or "yinth," contributes to the patriarchy and so much suffering in our society. 

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Last time we explored two of the three ways that distinguish Edenity from other paradigms. The first was that we are responsible for the contents of our unconscious, as challenging as that may be. The second was that human beings are emotive before they are willful, mental, or physical. Today we complete the three-part series with an exploration of the premise that the personal self as spiritually sacred. 

Rabbit holes include how hippies ruined meditation, the limits of Buddhistic Psychology, the true meaning of metaphysics, and of course, much more.

Please remember that it’s really best to listen to this podcast from the very beginning and in order. Thank you for listening.

Today we begin a second three-part series to lay down some additional meta-framework. These three items are the fundamental ways in which Edenity is different from all other paradigms. In this episode, we cover the first premise, which is that as humans we are responsible for the contents of our unconscious, as well as the second premise, that we are at root emotive beings, before we are willful, mental, or physical beings, at the level of soul.

As usual, we fall into some fascinating rabbit holes related to the history of consciousness, how different paradigms circle around this issue, the difference between healing causes and treating symptoms, victimhood, the limits of mainstream psychology, and a lot more.

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In this episode, we continue the three-part series on the core reasons our species is confused, with an addendum to one of our previous topics, addressing the nature of Divine as holoarchichal rather than hierarchical. This is of particular importance if you want to have an experience of and not just a belief in the Divine.

Then we go onto to complete the series, and explore the idea that love is not primarily energetic, but emotive, which like the other two premises we’ve covered, changes everything. In this way, emotion is not the problem for humanity, but rather the foundation, but never before appreciated as such.

We recommend you listen to the episodes in order.

Today, we continue the meandering three-part series on the core reasons our species is confused, covering a lot more than just that. We delve into reincarnation, the concept of soul age, how soul needs differ depending on their phase of development, why religion works for some people and not others, how personal growth is actually about dead-ending, and much more. We recommend you listen to the episodes in order.

In today’s episode, we begin part one of a three-part series on the core reasons our species is confused. If that sounds like an oversimplification, then buckle up, because you’re going to hear Stace Barron reframe literally every problem in the history of humanity.

We’ll talk about the limits of mind, the difference between a hierarchy and a holoarchy, the nature of emotion as it relates to soul, and a lot more.

It’s best to listen to these episodes in order, as we’re beginning with some very high-level metaphysics on purpose and building on what we’ve covered before.

Edenity is an enormously sophisticated worldview that provides radical insight into every aspect of the human experience. We recommend you listen to the episodes in order, and let us take you on a journey with an open mind and a curious heart. It’s a journey for us, too.

In this first episode, we use the question of why we’re doing this as a jumping-off point to explore how paradigms affect our relationship to reality, the long history of the negativization of self, the evolution of consciousness, and more.

All episodes also are available on YouTube.