E32: Transforming Struggle into Strength: The Art of Conscious Living

Michael Singer Podcast

Michael Singer

Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2024

⏱️ 61 minutes

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True peace comes from letting go of preferences and consciously interacting with life as it unfolds. Life’s moments, good or bad, are unique experiences to be appreciated and respected. Embracing challenges with openness can transform struggles into meaningful experiences. This shift in consciousness toward acceptance fosters an elevated, peaceful inner state. This is the foundation for deep spiritual growth.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Michael Singer podcast presented by Sounds True in partnership with Shanti Publications.
0:22.5	For more information about Michael Singer's work, access to all prior episodes, and information
0:28.7	about upcoming releases, we invite you to join us at Michael Singer Podcast.com. Jagitive, Giamesters.
1:00.0	Life, all of life can be extremely difficult or extremely wonderful, interesting, exciting, aspiring, passionate.
1:17.0	And people don't believe it, but it can be that way all the time.
1:22.3	And the reason we don't believe it is because we have a very, very deeply ingrained concept of what's going on.
1:29.9	It's as follows.
1:31.6	If I want something and it happens, I get happy.
1:36.5	If I don't want something and it happens, I get upset.
1:40.6	There, go home.
1:42.3	Has anybody noticed?
1:44.0	Seriously, has anyone noticed?
1:45.9	Okay?
1:47.6	Therefore, because you notice that,
1:50.7	you spend your entire life
1:53.0	trying to get what you want
1:56.5	and avoid what you don't want.
1:59.4	Trying to have the moments in front of you turn you on and not turn you off.
2:05.8	There's two ways to approach this.
2:08.5	One is a very, very shallow way of living, and there is a very, very deep way of living.
2:14.2	One works.
2:15.4	There does not.
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