The Three Types of Truth

What if the simplest advice for a better life is also the advice nobody seems to give? Listen in as Michael makes the case that a better life starts not with doing more, but with using thought differently. In this episode: The difference between the storyteller in your head and t ... Show More

What if most of life's decisions aren't really decisions at all? This week, Michael makes the case that our clearest thinking happens when we stop trying to get it right and trust the natural flow of our knowing. In this episode: Why trying to 'get it right' is usually what makes ... Show More

This week's episode explores the felt sense of "I can" - not as an affirmation or a technique, but as a genuine state of knowing that lets you brings more of yourself to whatever it is that you're doing. By the time you've finished listening, you'll be able to trace where that fe ... Show More

What is truth? On this channel, we speak a lot about the teachings of the Church and how our society longs for these truths. But have you ever stopped and asked yourself what truth really is? There can be a lot of long, philosophical, complicated answers to this question, but tod ... Show More

What are the two truths?There is the Truth of how things really are, and the truth of how things seem to be. These are sometimes referred to as Absolute truth and Relative truth. Relative truths are always dependent on HOW we perceive them.Explore more at eightfoldpath.com: full ... Show More

In this episode, I share the audio recording of a Dharma talk I gave during one of our Sunday Zoom calls. The topic is Right View, the first step on the Buddhist Eightfold Path. Inspired by the book Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari, I explore the nature of truth and how we relate to it ... Show More

A chat about spirituality, religion, and philosophy.  

<p>In this episode, a woman asks why consciousness creates the world; another woman asks about time, the laws of physics and if the material world is a dream; and Rupert speaks about how all activities of mind, including time and space, are the movement of consciousness.</p> <p>T ... Show More

<p>In this episode a woman asks who or what is aware; another woman asks about memory and its relationship with identity; and a man asks if insentient things are a movement of consciousness.</p> <p>These dialogues are taken from Rupert Spira's May 2019 retreat in Wales, <em>The T ... Show More

<p>Truthfulness is not just a beautiful virtue to have, it’s a crucial trait for a believer. Learn the levels of truthfulness and what its absence leads to</p> 

Important truths endure. Three different teachers across the centuries have commented, in their own way, on an important aspect of the human experience. Resources & links related to this episode: Get in touch: podcast@gretchenrubin.com Visit Gretchen's website to learn more about ... Show More

Words you hear as child can hold you in bondage for years. But you can be set free by the truth.This podcast is only possible with the support of listeners like you. Please consider giving generously to the work of helping women thrive in Christ: Give today