It’s Q&A time again and this one has something for everyone.
The first question for Thom is about the relationship between Catholicism and the Vedic Worldview. Whether you are Catholic or not, Thom’s answer will be of interest as he affirms the compatibility of the Vedic worldview, not just with Christianity, but with religion in general.
And if you have trouble distinguishing between negative thinking and intuitive insights, Thom’s answer to the second question in this episode will help you with this dilemma. You’ll be pleased to know the answer is pretty straight forward.
And last but not least, a situation that we’ll all face more than once in our lifetime, how to help someone who is nearing the end of their life. Thom gives us an easy choice to make, whether to be a ‘needy one’ or a ‘capable one’. No points for guessing which option is more evolutionary for all concerned.
Episode Highlights:
[00:45] Q - Can You Elaborate on Jesus Christ and the Vedic Worldview as Compared with the Catholic View?
[01:27] A - There is No Conflict Between Catholic Beliefs and Vedic Philosophy
[03:06] Universal Wisdom
[04:57] Catholicism Shares Much With Vedic Philosophy
[06:33] There is No Religious Requirement to Practice Vedic Meditation
[07:45] Meditation is an Aid to Christian Growth
[09:38] Q - How Can You Distinguish a Negative Thought From the One That is Trying to Tell You Something?
[09:57] A - Vedic Mediation Enhances Meditators' Awareness
[11:45] Moving Frictionlessly and Effortlessly From One Place to the Next
[13:27] Red Lights and Green Lights
[14:17] Negative Thoughts vs Feelings
[16:08] Q - How Can We Help Those Who Are Nearing the End of Their Lives?
[16:44] A - Understand How a Dying Person Feels
[18:20] Unfinished Business
[20:00] Mistakes People Make With the Dying
[21:43] Conscious Protectors
[23:41] Agenda Free
[25:14] The Needy Ones and the Capable Ones
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