1007: We're Not Naughty by Nature

1007: We're Not Naughty by Nature

Up next

1758: The Joy of Being an Instrument | Bhakti and Creative Flow

The best thing you ever created — you probably didn't create it. Bob Dylan said he could never write a song like Blowin' in the Wind again. Marvin Gaye told Smokey Robinson that What's Going On wasn't his — it came through him. Every great artist eventually arrives at the same hu ...  Show more

1757: Staycation | Marcus Aurelius, Bhagavad-gita and the Peace Within

You can pack your bags, book the flight, and still bring every anxious thought with you. Emperor Marcus Aurelius writes in his Meditations that escaping to the country, the beach, or the mountains is idiotic. The peace you're looking for is already available, anytime, by going wi ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

On the Power of Sin & What Causes Sin To Cease - St. Isaac the Syrian
Orthodox Wisdom

A reading of Homily 32 from St. Isaac the Syrian's Ascetical Homilies

0:11 One must hate sin to be freed from it 1:18 A Prayer 2:18 “On that Day God will not judge us about psalmody…" 3:55 “The End of unseasonable freedom is absolute slavery.” 4:48 “How sweet ...

  Show more

Nature Red in Tooth and Claw
A Point of View

"For several centuries", writes Rebecca Stott, "the dominant Western version of Nature has been Mother Nature, benevolent, ever-giving, nurturing, bountiful and compliant". This was later replaced by a less compliant and benevolent image....but we've always perpetuated an idea of ...  Show more

You Are Not A Failure, You Are The Pure Self
Satsang with Mooji

"Sometimes there is a deep, unrecognised message inside your being that you're going to fail." Moojibaba exposes the false identity that is built around the idea of "not being good enough." This seed of unworthiness is the source of suffering, but it can be overcome by simply obs ...  Show more

Classic Sunday Sermon: Becoming a Brick Wall of Integrity
Bishop Barron’s Sunday Sermons - Catholic Preaching and Homilies

Friends, our own wickedness and virtue belong to oneself. Though our communities and background stories affect our mind and will, nevertheless, the individual stands alone in the presence of God. We show God and the world who we are by the integrity of our moral acts. What we ...

  Show more