Episode Details

In this solo episode I share a lot of thoughts swirling around after seeing Wicked and somehow also watching K-pop Demon Hunters, two very different movies with a surprisingly similar message. I talk about the concept of truth and why I find it so hard to use that word in the context of religion anymore, what it was like when my perspective on the church started shifting and my husband and I found ourselves not on the same page, and why I think being broken and whole at the same time is not a contradiction but actually the whole point. This one is reflective, honest, and a little all over the place in the best way.

Takeaways
Truth is subjective and shaped by our perspectives.
Personal beliefs can evolve and transform over time.
Embracing both light and darkness is essential for wholeness.
Compassion and empathy are crucial in understanding others.
Being broken can be a part of our wholeness.
Authenticity involves accepting all parts of ourselves.
It's okay to not always feel aligned with our beliefs.
Self-acceptance leads to inner peace and contentment.
We should strive to see others as their highest selves.
Living authentically means embracing our imperfections.

Chapters
00:00 Exploring the Nature of Truth
03:53 The Subjectivity of Experience
07:15 Good vs. Wicked: Perspectives on Morality
10:22 Embracing Wholeness: The Beauty of Being Broken
13:43 Authenticity and Self-Acceptance