In this episode of 'Changing the Channel', I get a wonderful chance to engage in a profound conversation with guest Connor Kees, discussing the limitations of labels and identities in describing the essence of human experience and spiritual endeavors. Connor touches on his eclectic background in natural medicine, astrology, energy work, and coaching, expressing his discomfort with conventional introductions that attempt to box his dynamic persona into a fixed category.
The discussion expands into the importance of remaining open and fluid in self-identity and spiritual practices, emphasizing the ineffability of the human spirit. Connor also shares insights into his upcoming book, 'Trusting Your Foundation', which delves into nonlinear spiritual practices and the process of trusting beyond the physical and the labels. The dialogue challenges conventional perspectives on identity, the divine, and the interconnectedness of life, inviting listeners into a deeper reflection on being truly present and embracing the ineffable nature of existence.
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01:45 Exploring Identity and the Human Experience
06:14 The Journey of Writing a Book: Trusting Your Foundation
09:50 The Essence of Trust and Letting Go
14:07 Navigating Beliefs and the Power of Faith
25:54 Understanding the True Nature of Being Human
36:09 One Mind Consciousness: We Are All Connected
39:18 The Ubuntu Philosophy and Community
42:58 Christianity, Dualism, and the Nature of God
52:59 Non-Duality as a Worldview and Its Challenges
56:55 The Power of Storytelling and Perspective
59:43 Introducing Connor's Book and the Concept of Nonlinear Spiritual Practice

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