He who knows himself knows God, a quote by St Anthony.

This episode is going to be a guided spiritual practice, a inquiry into the nature of what you are as God. This episode is a little bit different than my usual

episodes which are very conceptual and theoretical and abstract and here we're

going to get very hands-on and practical. This

episode requires your participation. So if you're driving in a car or

listening to me while doing the dishes or cooking something.

You don't need to stop and you need to come back and do this with your full attention and concentration.

So here is where the rubber meets the road.

Here is where things get very real and practical.

Now I got to warn you that if you go through this exercise you may experience some shifts in your consciousness

it may even lead to a mystical experience for some of you it may even lead to some

existential crisis for some of you so watch out if you're mentally unstable

then stop when it gets too deep for you but that's the nature of spiritual

work what we're trying to do is we're trying to deconstruct your mind,

and I'm going to help you to actually guide you through the deconstruction of your mind and your reality.

Are you interested in that?

Are you interested in seeing what results after your entire mind and reality is

deconstructed? What remains? Then let's get going.

You see, one of the problems with my work, and if you are a fan of my work, is that it's very conceptual, it's very abstract, it's very theoretical, and I enjoy playing with abstractions and concepts and that's part of the limitations of just language and teaching.

But the problem with that is that you can easily get lost to these abstractions.

And then you veer off into some sort of conceptual understanding of spirituality

without grounding it in any kind of actual practice.

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