Letting go of certainty and finding spiritual freedom- Michela Giordano Castro

[@laurarethemeyer3629]

Excellent conversation 😊😊

[@scofah]

I really love your interviews, Tim. Michela is now free to be! What a journey! ❤

[@annekeijzer2715]

very good interview,; I could imdentify with her.

[@Thetruthhurts-t6w]

Thank you both.

[@PurpleRose1849]

This was a very interesting and enlightening interview. Especially towards the end where she discovered her spirituality. I was never a hardcore Christian. I grew up in Germany and at that time we only had Catholicism and Evangelic -Protestant-Lutheran. The official name was Evangelical but I don't want to say that here in the US because it has NOTHING to do with the hard-core evangelicals here in the US. My mother and us kids were evangelic, my father was catholic. We only went to church on holidays but our schools did teach religion 2 hours a week unless you chose not wanting to participate. I always believed in God, Jesus (as God's Son)) and Angels but nothing hardcore. I had my first spiritual experience (without psychedelics) on the morning of my husband's cremation 15 years ago.when I had an ADC (After Death Contact) with my deceased husband at 4am. Until then something like this never even entered my mind. After this I started exploring this subject more with books and thanks to the internet. I had several more ADCs like 5, but it only took the first one to make a believer out of me. It did not help make the grief go away but I knew my husband still existed, just in another dimension. I did read about reincarnation but I am not too interested, at least not for now. So, again, You did pick a wonderful guest today to interview. I really enjoyed it.

[@iw9338]

Excellent, thanks very much.

[@glenanderson6153]

I love your content! Keep it up.

[@John-sl3lu]

Great content mate .💪💪💪♥️♥️♥️

[@totonow6955]

Can’t remember where I heard this… for a fish , a fish is a person too. So when we die and our bodies are metabolized into the earth or air or water, we will become part of something else, perhaps a fish, perhaps a flower. That something else, to that something else, is a “ person” too. We don’t need to worry about afterlife. 1:29:34 With this, perhaps look into Freud / Lacan and the concepts of the human psyche of enjoyment / jouissance. These things, along with the realization that we have an unconscious, helps us see these questions as natural and part of being human.

[@ccmbtrla]

I think her cell insight at 1:12:30 is profound.

[@MrMetallica1970]

if the law of thermodynamics is true, part of us is eternal.

[@alexiachamberlin8019]

I've never used drugs but I have become spiritual through going through emotional trauma and disillusionment. There are a lot of rabbit holes that one can go down and my beliefs are evolving. Reincarnation is a trap in my opinion as we can never perfect our souls no matter how many times we reincarnate especially since our memories are erased at birth.

[@damjana5915]

Tim, what's the song in your outro? I like it so much.

[@HarmonicAtheist]

Kazuya / Eyal Raz, "Friends" artlist.io/royalty-free-music/song/friends/2825 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqLFooGFa6mXd7M

[@damjana5915]

@@HarmonicAtheist Thank you!!

[@elzoog]

An atheistic form of spirituality you might want to look into would be Buddhism. For a good start, try the first five episodes of Secular Buddhism by Noah Rasheta

[@matthewgodbee9141]

Ray Comfort

[@Eyesopeningheartrealigning]

Banana man 😂

[@damjana5915]

I deconstructed the story of katolicizem. I view their god as merely as character in the story they call god. It's just a depiction I don't agree with and that doesn't mean that god (universe, whatever name you use) doesn't exist . Because when you describe god it's not god anymore, the words are not able to describe "it" (Tao Te Ching). That's how I deconstructed.

[@annekeijzer2715]

typo, sorry indentify