We spend a good deal of time trying to convince ourselves of our identity. We do that through what the world, and who the world tells us to be. When in fact, real identity comes from an inward journey.

When we become self-aware, we become aware of our own toxicity. When we become aware of our own toxicity, we become a aware of others. How do we deal with that?

Other people place a narrative on you. They do so in order to find their identity. Often, we place narratives on other people to find our identity.

We have based our realistic reality in the notion of hierarchy. What would it look like otherwise?

We are taught that life is a transaction. Good behavior for an easy life, that’s what we’re taught. We are shocked when we find out it doesn’t work that way. Take a listen thanks

What does it mean to really be successful as a human? We are told when we are a little, we can be anything we want. However, what we need to be told is, who we truly are. Which is love

There is a physical chemical aspect to spiritual growth. And although I am not a brain scientist, here is my take on what that means.

When we live out of our authentic, loving self, we produce a way of life that is in line with our purpose, and who we truly are. That creates a life that is less fearful, and less drama filled. This is not new news folks. It is the truth of who we truly are.

Can we engage in the institutions after we discover our own authenticity? I tackle that question in this episode

We are surrounded with clues, language, and indications that there’s a reality bigger than us. The language of reality is inspiration and metaphor. Take a listen thanks