by David McLeod | Oct 28, 2019 | No Comments
People generally don’t want to think of themselves as “unenlightened”—the idea seems closely related to the words “ignorant” or “stupid”, and no-one wants to see themselves that way. So, the idea of becoming “enlightened” is a pretty popular one, and people everywhere are looking to get there as fast as possible. But what does “enlightenment” really mean, and how do you know when you’ve become “enlightened”? In this episode, we’ll explore these topics in some detail, and you may be surprised to discover something about your own level of “enlightenment” that you didn’t know before…
Related Episodes
[Ep 5] Who You Really Are (Jul 29, 2019)
Because of conditioning and programming in our families, organizations, and society at large, most of us live with a belief system that tells us we are small or insignificant or limited. Our ego minds amplify this belief through its insistence …
[Ep 12] The True Power of Relationship (Sep 16, 2019)
Relationships are powerful and sacred constructs that have a value that most of us don’t really appreciate—mainly because we easily fall into the habit of taking them for granted. In this episode, we’ll look at the real meaning of “Relationship” …
[Ep 20] The OMnitude Experiment (Nov 11, 2019)
Suppose you were All-That-Is and you knew this intuitively. Unfortunately, there is a dilemma: since there is nothing that you are not, there is nothing for you to compare yourself to; therefore, there is no way for you to experience …
[Ep 22] Embody Your FeMENinity (Nov 25, 2019)
The world today is overloaded with masculine energy that makes it difficult for qualities like Compassion, Forgiveness and Connection to thrive. As a consequence, we see a lot of examples everywhere of Competition running amok, to the point where greed …
[Ep 1] What is Life Mastery? (Jul 1, 2019)
This episode delves into two important questions: “What is Life Mastery?” and “Why is it important?” Learn how you can begin the process of moving into a regular practice that deepens your experience of life and helps you find your …
