Conversations with spiritually awakening people.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 642 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & CultureSpiritualityPhilosophy |
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Rick Archer, Jac O'Keeffe, Craig Holliday, and Caverly Morgan Questioning whether higher consciousness and ethical behavior are tightly correlated. The founding of the Association for Spiritual Integrity (formerly the Association of Professional Spir... more
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Everything about this show is just so needed, and I’m so grateful I found it many many moons ago. I tell lots of people to jump on in, and I’m delighted that Rick and Irene are still going with it. It’s such a treasure chest of insight and direct experience with all forms and of course the formless nature of Life.
Great podcast
Every time a new episode downloads. It’s like a little Christmas present for my soul that I look forward to unwrapping!🎄💜
Just love it beyond words can express.
Psychics, channelers, planetary healers, futurists, parapsycholgists, reiki practitioners, reincarnated people, friends of angels and other higher beings, etc. along with a few “mainstream” scientists, social activists and religious teachers and scholars. Even some fairly traditional Buddhists. Very fuzzy overlap of speculation, exploration, self promotion and maybe some delusion. A lot of shiny happy-looking folks who seem to have ego-driven ideas and projects. I thought Buddhism was about hu... more
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