Bad At My Religion
Bad At My Religion
Podcast Description
In a world full of beautiful spirituality, why do so many people struggle to live their faith -no matter what it is- authentically?
Join host Josh Galt as he interviews religious and philosophical leaders from around the globe to explore the core principles of their beliefs and how individuals can reconnect with their faith in today’s society.
It’s important to note, the B.A.M.R. podcast is NOT an attack on religion—it’s a search for solutions, uncovering practical ways to live a more meaningful, spiritually grounded life.
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Josh Galt is a former extreme athlete who has traveled to more than 70 countries, seeking to understand the people and belief systems in every region he has visited and lived in.
After being raised by Christian missionaries and having incredibly profound experiences as a child in Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe along with Native American reservations, he left the faith as an adult and spent decades seeking to understand God in every corner of the planet….and universe!
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The podcast addresses themes such as personal faith journeys, the intersection of different belief systems, and the role of spirituality in modern life. Episodes delve into topics such as how to live a more spiritually grounded life, with examples like Peter von Irle's discussion on belief systems and Amy Chanthaphavong's insights on balancing Lao Buddhism and Christianity.
In a world full of beautiful spirituality, why do so many people struggle to live their faith -no matter what it is- authentically?
Join host Josh Galt as he interviews religious and philosophical leaders from around the globe to explore the core principles of their beliefs and how individuals can reconnect with their faith in today’s society.
It’s important to note, the B.A.M.R. podcast is NOT an attack on religion—it’s a search for solutions, uncovering practical ways to live a more meaningful, spiritually grounded life.
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Josh Galt is a former extreme athlete who has traveled to more than 70 countries, seeking to understand the people and belief systems in every region he has visited and lived in.
After being raised by Christian missionaries and having incredibly profound experiences as a child in Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe along with Native American reservations, he left the faith as an adult and spent decades seeking to understand God in every corner of the planet….and universe!
A noble death is ACCESS to life
That’s the real reason why suicide backfires
Humans are on a spiritual loosh farm, a prison planet being milked for negative energies
The only way out is to re-connect with the Divine directly and transcend the constraints of this realm
That’s why Jesus was able to perform miracles and speak so simply and clearly a child could understand it – he understood the way to the source is within
For whatever reason each of us is here -those of us who are genuinely souled, not NPC’s- there is free will only to an extent
The journey is set and determined by fate and/or our willingness to endure pain in order to grow spiritually
We have to be wiped of conscious understanding or the journey and the work wouldn’t be real – after all why would you ever be afraid if you know the dog is on a chain and can only bark, but never reach you?
The funny thing to me is that Christians will accept the story of Job, God making a bet with the Devil in narcissistic arrogance and destroying many lives just to make a point about his worshippers…
But those same people will be vehemently angry and scoff at the idea of a spiritual loosh farm where demonic entities are allowed to feed on our fear, and it is up to us individually to transcend and “win” the game by denying them those lower frequency emotions
The despondency, the grief and shame and fear and anger that are present in suicide loses the game to the dark spiritual machine.
Maybe that means you have to play again, maybe that means your soul becomes one of them, there are many theories – I have zero interest in finding out because my desire is to learn grow and evolve toward Truth and enlightenment
If the story is already written then my only role is to learn MY lessons in order to develop
and eventually I’ll be granted the open doorway to LIFE
which is accessed through the transition that is death
Only a soul at peace passes through that gateway unscathed
Which means my soul earthly aim must be targeting peace, and joy, and love
Whether as a monk or as a political pundit, as a rich man or as a garbageman,
the end game is identical
EARN LIFE
Which means live in such a way that material bodily death will reward your spirit’s integrity for the higher purpose
By allowing you to reconnect with source,
Life itself
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