Exodus
Modern translation of the Bible often sacrifices depth for accuracy. We can balance this by looking to the ancient Jewish tradition of Midrash. It encourages a participatory reading of the text that seeks personal transformation rather than just information.
How Jesus illuminates the frame problem and our search for meaning
Does the death of traditional religion mark the end of God? Have we now been set free from the irrational impulse to worship?
In order to know your true self you need to go beyond the external persona, the mask that you wear and confront the part of yourself that is kept hidden beneath, your shadow.
Words point us to something beyond themselves. When we confuse the word for the reality it points to we make it into mental idol. We must abandon our ideas of god if we want to find God.
Most of the time in life the quickest way may not be the best way.
Our biggest threats are not rogue states, terrorist organisations or even corrupt politicians but is hidden away in plain sight.
How do you deal with your overwhelming emotions of pain, anger and disappointment so that it does not destroy you or the ones you loves the most?
I learnt that freedom is not about doing what you feel like. That is the road that leads to addiction and slavery. The more you do what you feel like, the more you become a slave to it.
In a world filled with distractions designed to keep us “happy” in virtual reality, we need a “red pill” that will allow us to step out of autopilot and into “Actual Reality 360” (or real life).
Exodus 