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Why do so many religious people do so many horrific things?

Beautiful, because every single one of us is a naturally spiritual being.

And when we realize our natural spirituality, we're less addicted and depressed and we're better to each other.

Spirituality is innate with its own neural correlates and its genetic markers. spirituality, we're less addicted and depressed, and we're better to each other.

Spirituality is innate with its own neural correlates and its genetic markers.

Religion is 100% environmentally transmitted. We aren't born religious beings. We're born spiritual beings. Religion for many people can cultivate their natural spirituality,

but we are spiritual whether or not we are religious.

So when you say, you know, hey, wait a minute, why is he doing that if he's a religious person?

The question is, is he using his innate hardwired seat of perception to be loving, guiding, and never leave anyone alone.

Hey there, it's me, Rain Wilson, and I want to dig into the human experience. I want to have

conversations about a spiritual revolution. Let's get deep with our favorite thinkers,

friends, and entertainers about life, meaning, and idiocy.

Welcome to the Soul Boom podcast.

I'm telling you, Rain, the most important thing we can do right now is openly with full heart and voice, have the conversation that

you're leading. So let's do it. You're very kind. Actually, I have a cute story about the ride

out here. So I have a hard time sometimes getting my bag up to the way high overhead compartment.

And so there's this unusually tall sort of mighty looking fellow. And I said, could you give me a hand you look unusually tall and mighty? And he couldn't have been more gracious. He walked to the other end of the plane, wiggled past everybody to get on the onboard side, lifted my bag. And I said, thanks, what's your name? And he said, Blake. I said, well, thanks, Blake.

And I texted my kids, and I'm like, do you know an athlete who's unusually tall named Blake? And boom, I got an email right back that, you know, he's not only good athletes, he's a good human being. And it's kind of the entire point of soul boom. And I did a video with Blake Griffin. You did. When I started the digital media company SoulPancake, which was all

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