Becoming Who We Are

Making Friends with the Body - With Anna King

Life and health coach Anna King joins me to talk about her journey with body image, eating, mind/body connection, yoga, dance, and much more. 
 
Find Anna at annakingcoaching.com and her yoga studio at manifestlubbock.com

The Fulfillment of Purpose - Guest episode by Jr Limas & Matt Ridilla

My friend Jr who I had on the podcast a while back shared this radio message with me and I thought it had a lot of wise gems so I decided to share it here as well. In two weeks I will publish another episode of mine. The description of the episode is: 
 
Purpose isn’t something you FIND. Instead, it is something you should seek to better UNDERSTAND. The more we understand purpose, the more becomes a way of life. It all begins with a willingness to embrace a selfless mentality.

Mental Illness, DSM, and pathology - with Dr. April Staples

Dr. April Staples joins me again to talk about mental health. We discuss the formation of the DSM and how insurance, psychology, and psychiatry are all connected. We talk about the pros and cons of being diagnosed with a mental disorder and how we define them. 

Aspects of Sexuality: The Physical, Psychological, and Spiritual - with Kyle Mcnair

In this episode my good friend Kyle talks about growing up being attracted to men and first identifying as homosexual and then non-binary. I talk about my journey of belief and understanding of sexuality. We then discuss the pros and cons of both sides of LGBTQ issues and the higher spiritual perspective that we both came too. 

Spiritual Emergency or Psychosis? - With Dr. Jan Holden

In this episode I was privileged to be able to talk with Dr. Holden who is a former professor, counselor, and current Editor of the Journal of Near-Death Studies. We talked about the differences, similarities, and overlap between awakenings and mental illness. We discussed the difference between pre-rational, rational, and post-rational. 
 
Here is the link to the form for Mental health professionals to become trained in differential diagnosis: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BO4T9_UZQqb4TU3SCo-DMUx-gAqL5q3Fr2KmSO5-dhE/edit?usp=sharing

Identity, Baptism, and Christ Consciousness - with Brandy Anderson

In this episode I finally talk in depth about the meaning behind the name of the podcast "becoming who we are." I talk about my thought process behind some of the things I believe theologically, but recognize that understanding is a journey and in no way do I have everything figured out. Most importantly, I talk about what these beliefs mean to me practically and how they've helped me grow. 

Why I Quit Grad School

This is my first solo episode. I talk about the podcast itself, a brief overview of my life after my awakening, and why I'm choosing to switch gears a bit in life. 
 
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Is Channeling Fake or Evil? - with Reuben Langdon

Reuben joins me to talk about how he came to believe in ET's and got into channeling. We discuss the benefits and dangers of channeling. We also get into talking about the similarities and differences between Christianity and New Age. 
 
Find Reuben at Interviewwithed.org and Reubenlangdon.com 

The value of Meditation/mindfulness in a busy age - with James Henson

I sit down to talk with my friend former counselor, current coach James Henson to talk about how meditation & mindfulness have impacted our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual life in profound ways. These practices and ways of living have helped us gain more control over our lives and cultivate an attitude of thankfulness and curiosity.
 
Find all of James's excellent work at https://jamesscotthenson.com/

How do we raise our children after deconstruction? - With Dr. April Staples

Psychologist April Staples joins me to talk about her spiritual journey and how that has impacted parenthood. We explore psychological models of development and how that information informs how we raise our children.