The yogis saw theology, metaphysics, and science as simply different ways of looking at the same thing. Each of these thinkers believed that there must be something underlying life and the universe, but they had different ideas about what that "something" was. Some thought it was an extra-universal thing, while others believed it was the "reality" of life and the universe itself. Theologians called it God, metaphysicians called it Mind or Reality, scientists called it Matter or Force, and philosophers called it Substance or Life. But regardless of the name, they all meant the same thing: the ultimate reality behind everything we see and experience.That's why it's so important to try and understand life as it really is, without any fancy stories or illusions. We want to see things as they truly are, not just how they appear. Keep expanding your consciousness. Engage in regular meditation to cultivate present-moment awareness and quiet the mind. Actively pursue knowledge, explore new experiences, and challenge existing beliefs to broaden your perspective and expand your understanding. Practice kindness with every human you meet, regardless of how they look or how they think. Do the best you can in everything you do. See the world with a wider lens, and you’ll experience life with more clarity. Thank you for listening to the Daily Yogi podcast! If you found value in today's episode, please take a moment to rate the show. Your feedback means a lot and helps reach more listeners.✉️ Get a daily Yogi reflection directly to your inbox every weekday. It's practical wisdom to improve your life and it's FREE.Sign up HEREFollow us:InstagramFacebook