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I believe that one of the

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2:00

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2:08

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2:11

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2:38

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2:45

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2:47

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2:49

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2:51

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Stood with just cornfield.

5:15

What Is the soul? Food.

5:17

Now you're asking a mysterious and

5:19

wonderful question. Of

5:23

you. The when I look in

5:25

the mirror I noticed that I

5:27

rage to who, right? Yeah, a

5:29

few more wrinkles last of either

5:31

up here. Whatever. But that's not

5:33

who you are. That body. Who

5:35

you are is the spirit that

5:37

was born in this body. For

5:39

you are as the spirit as

5:41

hearing these words and sensing the

5:43

Hawaiian tropical breeze. and who you

5:45

are is timeless and. Unborn

5:48

and not limited by this body and

5:50

mind. And if you want to use

5:52

the word soul for that, that would

5:54

be fine. That. Was

5:56

great. Now. Let's hear from

5:59

Elizabeth lesser. We. Were

6:01

saying how hard it is to say what the solace. Do

6:04

you have words? While. I also

6:06

found myself saying that the soul

6:08

is is like a silent music

6:10

inside. Quiet, beautiful

6:13

song. That you

6:15

were given to saying

6:17

here on earth that.

6:20

Universe God wants you to

6:22

sing your song. And

6:25

that's the. Sole the song. This

6:28

is Diane in I. A.

6:32

Soul is your spirit that your

6:34

love of humanity and here believe

6:36

that is more the new their

6:38

people before us that you you

6:40

could lead to look at the

6:42

discovery of an ancient city and

6:44

realized that those people lived and

6:46

they love than they danced. And

6:48

they eight and they suffered And

6:50

they lived just as we are.

6:52

So there have been so many

6:54

forty and sixty and eighty, your

6:56

lives, billions of them and we

6:58

all have souls and I I

7:00

I feel their collective souls. Such.

7:03

A good lesson and reminder.

7:06

Next is Arianna Huffington. This

7:09

song is who I am. The

7:11

soreness for you are. And.

7:15

It is one breath away. The

7:18

body. Is what

7:20

allows us will have on his

7:22

experiences. That means

7:24

that we can evolve through our lives

7:26

but who are rarely are is assault.

7:30

And that's why we need to remember

7:32

to bring it with us. Forever were

7:34

doing. Bring it with us to work.

7:36

Bring it with us on vacation. Because

7:38

that's what I'll gladly will be left. India

7:42

are we. What? Is the

7:44

sole. The. Real Use. You.

7:47

Do Not. Have a Soul. You.

7:50

Are a you have a

7:52

body. Marked

7:54

Meebo. What Is the

7:56

soul? Soul is

7:58

the. I'm in

8:01

center of universal spirit that

8:03

seeds each human being who

8:05

that's good. You're a poet.

8:09

Plastic mean since. God

8:13

I'll Test is a common

8:15

center. Of

8:17

a universal being and

8:19

spirit that sees every.

8:23

Single human being saw That's

8:25

good. That's really says. Is

8:29

it print that specific? Other races? The

8:31

hereditary, the around Us. Daniel

8:33

T. Audi defined

8:36

so so as I think our capacity to

8:38

see that are lives are about something more

8:40

than simply day to day. With that we're

8:42

here for a purpose. That it it could

8:44

be connected to religion or not that there

8:46

is a purpose of you are being here

8:48

right? That's that's really how I look at

8:50

it. And you can do that.

8:52

We either believing in of of organized religion

8:54

or no not right. But. Interesting

8:57

how it all is connected to the

8:59

same thing. So your soul is believing

9:01

in something bigger than yourself, or that

9:04

there's a greater purpose. Your.

9:06

Desire. For autonomy and your desire

9:08

for meaning and your work is all

9:11

about the same things, and that is

9:13

what gives you drive. And that is

9:15

what makes your day better today than

9:17

it was yesterday, right? It's all connected,

9:19

right? A circle of life. My son

9:21

who is. Debbie.

9:23

Ford. A soulless,

9:25

a part of us and never dies.

9:27

It's what we come in with. I

9:30

don't think you sincere that. I think

9:32

it's who we are at our core

9:34

and carries all the messages and the

9:36

lessons at least learned and the past

9:39

and will carry all the lessons and

9:41

innocence is that we will carry into

9:43

the theater. A card?

9:45

Totally. The soul

9:48

is one of the was

9:50

one can use to talk

9:52

about your innermost beings. A

9:54

presence that you are beyond

9:56

farm that was aren't allies.

9:59

The personality. And

10:01

the mind. The

10:03

essence of who you are. Llewellyn.

10:06

Von Li. A

10:09

soul is a divine part of up of ourselves. It's

10:11

a divine nature as a part of us that is

10:13

one with got. Everybody

10:16

has a soul, it is, and the

10:18

immortal paternal part of ourselves. Never.

10:20

Dies Never Dies. Tomato.

10:23

Belongs to got. Thomas.

10:26

More. The. Saw a

10:28

loves to Be Attached. The.

10:30

Soul will attach itself. That's what we

10:33

have. Soul mate soul mates were attached

10:35

to that. The I'm A really attached.

10:37

You know when you call? Talk about

10:39

a Soulmate and were attached the families

10:42

and to our kids into pets and

10:44

to things even objects. Even things that

10:46

we have. We become attached as a

10:48

sign of a real soulful life. A

10:51

You're able to make that attachment. Elizabeth.

10:54

Lesser. You're the reason

10:57

we asked this question. Because.

10:59

In the Seekers guide

11:01

their his spirituality and

11:04

then religion with insurance.

11:07

Well. Okay, last

11:09

Hour with Spirituality Spirituality is

11:11

this kind of. Fearless

11:14

seeking. Nature. Like. It's

11:17

the part of us that says

11:19

wow, What made a tree? Who

11:21

am I? Where did I come

11:23

from? What means something out of

11:25

nothing? Where do I go when

11:27

I die? How. Do I

11:29

love how much much to live that

11:31

spirituality? the seeking? Of

11:34

truce it takes fearlessness to

11:36

seek after truth. Sometimes we'd rather

11:38

just live, go through the

11:40

paces so that spirituality, religion

11:42

are our. Attempts to

11:44

answer the questions and some of

11:46

those answers or crate and beautiful as

11:49

some of them are just. Dogma.

11:51

And rules that get us into

11:53

trouble. My rules are better than

11:55

your rules. And then we fight

11:57

about him. went spirituality or the.

12:00

Questions and religion are so our

12:02

attempts to answer them. Pima.

12:05

Children. How do you

12:07

define spirituality vs religion with his

12:10

personality? He at it

12:12

like going out and the both. By

12:14

getting until behold and leaving the

12:16

shore and going out where you

12:18

can't see the shoreline anymore and

12:20

you're not really sure. If.

12:23

He ever gonna get back because it's. Philo

12:25

has to. That's right, and I guess.

12:28

There would be a lot of different

12:30

ways people would talk about religion, but

12:32

now days I think we think of

12:34

it unfortunately as that which separates people.

12:37

Like people holding on to the

12:39

lease or spirituality. it could be

12:42

definition that it's about going beyond

12:44

the lease. maybe? I love that.

12:47

That's what I mean about when you

12:49

stop being six, About how it has

12:51

to be who you have to be

12:53

and you let it. It

12:55

becomes more like a river in were

12:57

like a river than Iraq if you

13:00

know. For instance I think like it

13:02

keeps moving forward because he had some

13:04

natural that is that. These are being

13:06

human is I think so. He.

13:08

On Levin's and. Religion

13:11

is. The. Rules, regulations, ceremonies

13:13

and rituals developed by Man

13:15

to create conformity and uniformity

13:17

in the approach to. Spirituality.

13:23

Is. God's call in yourself. Do

13:26

on Franklin. Is

13:28

there a difference in your

13:30

mind or lies between spirituality?

13:33

And Religion. Yes,

13:35

I think that religion sometimes is the

13:38

structure for spirits. Well, I think the

13:40

spirituality can exist even outside of religious

13:42

and but I do believe that most

13:45

religions came to be because they wanted

13:47

to help people understand how to navigate

13:49

this life from a spiritual. Can you

13:52

be spiritual and not religious? Absolute? Can

13:54

you be religious and not spiritual? Absolutely.

13:57

One hundred, unfortunately. Yes, Sister.

14:00

Joan Sinister. Well

14:03

as said that pointing at the

14:05

moment pointing at them as that

14:07

religion is pointing at the that's

14:09

right Yeah religion is not the

14:11

ultimate Religion is is not itself

14:13

the moon but it is meant

14:15

to help I see the moon

14:17

and to to require us to.

14:19

Reach For Do believe that there

14:21

are many ways to point towards

14:23

the. Moon. Oh absolutely as many as

14:25

there are people it's and do some

14:27

thanks yeah that is a pointing at

14:29

the moon wherever you are and then

14:32

we use you Believe. That that's what all

14:34

religions are doing pointing towards the I do. Doctor

14:38

Maya Angelou. Religion.

14:40

Is that a map? It can help you to see

14:43

how to get where you want to go. All

14:45

he does his show you have to get

14:47

there is some ma'am Ma'am. Yeah.

14:50

And. Spirituality for humans. Oh.

14:53

Surrender. And surrender.

14:55

Have to. I'm. Nate.

14:57

Berkus. Do.

14:59

You consider yourself a spiritual person

15:02

or a religious person. Spiritual. What

15:04

is a difference? I

15:07

grew up in a very traditional Jewish.

15:10

Culture. And religion. But religion

15:12

wasn't as important as the cultural things

15:14

around it. And for me, I just

15:16

defining be more spiritual than religious means

15:18

that I'm not tied to the religion

15:20

that I was raised with. I can

15:22

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15:24

think I do. I find it in

15:26

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15:28

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15:30

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17:06

Been Braun. It's. Religion.

17:08

Says there's only one way. To.

17:11

Heaven Spirituality says. Choose

17:14

the one that brings you joy. Gabriele

17:17

Bernstein. I think

17:19

people find there's reality through religion

17:21

but I think spirituality is a

17:23

art for crap we can create

17:25

earth or for understanding of our

17:27

own could have a got of

17:30

on understanding. We can find God

17:32

through Qatar, can find gods, the

17:34

swimming. Through. Aerobics through.

17:36

For. Their that. But evidence. I think

17:39

that religion is something we are tie in

17:41

search reality, something we learn and sees herself.

17:45

Charles. I've seen. You

17:47

wrote an essay asking. Readers To stop

17:49

feeding the hate the stems from thinking

17:51

that they are better than anyone else

17:53

because you believe that all people are

17:56

suffering from actually the same womb. So

17:58

what do you think is. The

18:01

world's greatest one. May I call

18:03

it the wound of separation? Yeah set.

18:05

It's the south experience of being cut

18:08

off from all that were meant to

18:10

intimately connected to. And

18:12

then. From that police

18:14

feeding the hate you know? Online

18:17

comments that are all about putting

18:20

someone down for almost feels good.

18:22

To make jokes at the expense of somebody

18:25

else but does really feel good and it

18:27

feels good in that moment. For people, I

18:29

think there are people who feel really good

18:31

when they can get off on a line

18:33

on social media and they think they actually

18:35

hurt somebody. Yes, But. I think this

18:37

reality based culture do whatever is

18:39

necessary, say whatever you need. You

18:41

come out the victor no matter

18:43

what. At any expense, I think

18:45

it's trains us to believe that

18:47

being snarky, Is fulfilling? I think maybe

18:50

that's. The good feeling. Seems

18:52

to me take a similar to

18:54

this. To the feeling of getting or

18:57

shifts are getting of Philadelphia the I was you feel

18:59

good for Guinea Bissau. But

19:01

it doesn't swayed. the

19:03

underlying has. Underlying

19:06

Greece. President

19:08

Jimmy Carter, What? Do you

19:10

think is our world's greatest wound? I.

19:13

Say the inequity among people.

19:15

they have an ability of.

19:18

People. Who are deprived. Because

19:21

of their birth, Of because of our prime status.

19:24

To. Strive for on accomplishment

19:26

of success and the oppression

19:28

that is exerted by the

19:30

powerful and rich people. To

19:33

stay and on ascendant. Position.

19:36

In society, economically and culturally

19:38

and so forth. So how

19:40

to easy last, participate in

19:42

healing? The. World's Greatest When. You

19:45

know I would say that. The

19:48

Human Society read see

19:50

Apex or epitome off

19:52

of more ethical commitment.

19:55

Shortly. After the Second world

19:58

war when they decided. Don't

20:00

have any more. Force.

20:02

Will form the United Nations and every

20:05

pass a Universal Declaration of Human Rights

20:07

and I think that exemplifies or personifies

20:09

off clarifies the essence of moral and

20:12

ethical values that we derive from all

20:14

the great religions. Sees.

20:16

Human Rights, equity, and so forth.

20:18

And we. Have

20:21

now banned on. That.

20:23

Deep and penetrating. an

20:25

exalted commitment. To. Have

20:28

peace and equality of opportunity among all

20:30

people as a essence of human rights.

20:33

Shonda. Rhimes. So.

20:35

What do you believe is the world's. Greatest

20:38

wound. Ah,

20:42

Our inability to realize that were all the same.

20:46

Jack. Can feel. I.

20:49

Think the greatest moon we've all experienced

20:51

is somehow being rejected for being are

20:53

authentic self and that is result of

20:55

that. We then try to be what

20:57

we're not to get approval love, protection.

21:00

Save the money, whatever. And that the

21:02

real, the real need for all of

21:04

us is to reconnect with the essence

21:06

of who we really are and in

21:09

Rio, nor the disown parts of ourselves

21:11

litres, or emotions. Whether it's are spirituality,

21:13

we'll all go on hiding parts of

21:15

ourselves. Passer.

21:17

Lindley tips. What?

21:20

He thinks the root of racism. The.

21:22

Root of Racism is fear. And

21:25

the root of see

21:27

her is. I

21:30

think the rejection of what got

21:32

creamed you'd be a god didn't

21:34

create us for fear. She.

21:37

Didn't create a for fear, He

21:39

didn't create us for anger and

21:41

and create us for all this

21:43

negativity. Be. On the then

21:46

sent. So what is

21:48

the root of racism in your opinion? What?

21:50

Superiority Superiority An inferiority that

21:53

dates back to how this

21:55

country was created, the fact

21:58

that it was stolen. He

22:00

wouldn't dolan from my and senators. we

22:02

won't tell the is about that either.

22:05

So is superiority. And dishonesty.

22:09

That is the root of racism. Dishonesty.

22:12

I'm superior because I said

22:15

so. I'm superior because I

22:17

have this: a judo isn't

22:19

on superior because. I. Choose

22:22

to be an. I'm

22:24

not. Making you inferior.

22:27

But because you're not like mean. You

22:29

are. Because. You

22:32

don't look like me because you don't have would I

22:34

have because you don't do what I do. So.

22:37

Racism. Violence. Dishonesty.

22:41

And exists. And until we tell the

22:43

truth. About. It and deal with it. had a.

22:47

Deal with his at all. Starts with a

22:49

conversation. though honest. everything starts with a conversation.

22:51

Oh, Yeah, we gotta have the

22:53

conversation that as an African. American

22:56

man. In this country you are

22:58

not safe from the people who

23:00

are interested to protect to is

23:02

simply on Oprah. We got a

23:04

had a conversation. And then

23:07

we got of. Once we have the to be

23:09

then you gotta get people to accept that that

23:11

is tried and knowledge knowledge that that is true

23:13

because we say something that the I said it

23:15

that else. Pastor

23:18

A. Your Bernard. What?

23:20

Is the root of racism? Fear

23:23

And Fear. Fear

23:25

of the unknown Fear that drives

23:28

us to the shapes and are

23:30

thinking by stereotypes by prejudices by

23:32

biases by things that we don't

23:34

even know about the other person

23:37

as why love to sit down

23:39

and have person tell me a

23:41

story. And I've

23:43

done that with so many people from

23:45

so many walks of life, people with

23:48

lifestyles totally different from mine, diametrically opposed

23:50

to mind. Some time and I listen

23:52

to this story and I share my

23:55

story. Know the sudden a bond

23:57

of relationship was created. Shonda

24:00

Rhimes. Racing. Is

24:02

a sphere Yeah And how can

24:04

we began to have a conversation?

24:07

That doesn't scare everybody I know. Everyone

24:09

is so afraid to have the conversation.

24:12

I think everyone is so afraid that

24:14

if they have the conversation very they're

24:16

calling someone a racist or they're being

24:18

called. Racist or their send. Say the

24:20

wrong thing. I feel like if you

24:22

can't have the conversation, you can't make

24:24

anything changed. Since the

24:26

same core. The. Rude Racism

24:29

Presidents. Fear

24:31

of Edward. We. Are

24:33

so afraid to say auto.

24:37

The. I don't know what slow to live in the

24:39

Who? Were. Will notice like

24:41

to live in the suburbs. Is

24:43

so where we do is we

24:45

vilify those plays and we create

24:47

this idea of others. Are we

24:50

come from their unique experiences and

24:52

this okay. And like

24:54

wants me to. All that is okay. Or

24:57

pre weeds grow tremendously. Cheryl

25:01

strayed. I. Think

25:03

the root of racism. Isn't

25:07

this false? Notion of the

25:09

other Us and them. That.

25:11

Kind of divide. That

25:13

maybe were not born with that that were taught

25:15

so early on. yet. Again, it's interesting.

25:17

It's connected to Scarcity. It's

25:20

like we are this tribe and they are

25:22

that try than these people are dismisses and

25:24

that that that idea that we have to

25:26

hold power. And. Said Sarah. Love.

25:31

Tracy. Morgan. Everybody talks

25:33

dell about all the stuff going on in

25:35

the world and the violence of with what

25:37

do you think is the root of racism.

25:40

Fried. Fried. Or

25:44

for the my bet is nobody. Is

25:47

only men way. Fun

25:49

for me. Demar Derozan The racism.

25:53

To have to stay created. Yet

25:57

to stay creative, you are really

25:59

transcendent. Doctor. Christian

26:01

Northrop. Why? Do you

26:03

think we're actually here though? Daughter off, of

26:05

what is the purpose of human experience? Ah,

26:08

Well. The Earth I sent. can

26:10

the Talmud said this isn't the Earth

26:12

is the densest place. It's matter which

26:14

comes from the reward from mother. By

26:16

the way, It's the

26:19

densest place. In the Universe.

26:21

And when you can will. Lighten up

26:24

here. You set

26:26

the entire universe. That's what I think

26:28

so that when you take a grease

26:30

or it's like a symbol of his

26:33

so a symbol that the instruments a

26:35

symbol. Okay, so if you just

26:37

go around a symbol and you do this

26:39

to the air, nothing happens to the symbol,

26:41

right? Nothing. But when you bang that sucker.

26:44

The reverberations go through time

26:46

and space. We're here as

26:48

symbols to raise our vibration.

26:51

So that when you. Heal

26:53

your. Life and I heal. Mine lies.

26:57

That changes the whole universe.

26:59

That's what I said. Wow,

27:01

that is good system. That

27:03

is good sister. Timothy.

27:07

Shriver. Why? Do you

27:09

think we're all here? What do you

27:11

think? The reason for this human experience?

27:13

I think we were what here to

27:15

learn to love unconditionally them every fiber

27:18

and send you in our bodies and

27:20

him and universe. I think we're here

27:22

for the glory of the idea that

27:24

we are united. You you know, I

27:27

think we think we're all divided. Addressing

27:29

you know like you sit here thinking you're

27:32

not the same as me and I think

27:34

I'm not the same your our separate him

27:36

and if ally. For

27:38

lie. Were not separate. And

27:42

soon as we get close to

27:44

that, as soon as we trust

27:46

that, who knows why we're here.

27:49

Louis Schwartzberg. What

27:52

do you think is the purpose

27:54

of human experience? To

27:57

be connected. With

27:59

a living. The Universe. and realize you're just playing

28:01

a small part in that. Gretchen

28:04

reading. I think

28:07

our purpose is to. Accept

28:09

ourselves and. Expect more from

28:11

ourselves to understand who we are

28:13

and to expect ourselves to live

28:16

up to that. I feel better

28:18

leave better than we came yes

28:20

set of them before. Mark

28:23

Lipo. I think

28:25

that. The purpose of

28:27

the human experience is for the soul.

28:31

To blossom in human form here

28:33

on Earth. Rather

28:35

than finding heaven on earth I

28:38

think we are asked to release

28:40

have him by living on earth.

28:43

Oh, that's correct. Oh, that's so

28:45

good that makes me want to

28:48

cry. I never thought of that

28:50

before. You preach the day, assess

28:52

a. Jet

28:55

Cornfield. What? Do

28:57

you think is the purpose. Of human experience.

28:59

To learn to love and to

29:01

learn to be free and to

29:03

learn to be sincere or maybe

29:05

another language would be to remember

29:07

who we really are. He knows

29:10

you, remember the sacredness that you

29:12

are born with are. You optimistic

29:14

about the human race? I'm

29:17

completely optimistic it's to wildly mysterious

29:20

and yes things can get bad

29:22

but I see we are growing

29:24

and learning and just as we've

29:27

learned all these our developments now

29:29

is our time to match those

29:32

with a developments of the heart

29:34

and I see it spreading and

29:36

I believe it's I have tremendous

29:39

respect for was possible. Thank you

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