Returning The Teachings Of Jesus Back To The Christ w/ Bob Peck

[@josho.9530]

I needed this more than you can possibly understand right now. Please bring Bob back on for more. I feel so incredibly validated from watching this.

[@ObieLovedW33dDude]

Right here with you

[@joostanbarnard]

This is how I felt when I read his book. I hope you check it out, he narrates the audiobook and it's just such powerful stuff. That feeling of being validated is shared here.

[@spartymatt9627]

This podcast struck me with some intense synchronicity with what I've been praying about lately. This discussion made me feel incredibly blessed, forgiven, lucky, protected, ready, right where I'm supposed to be, and loved.... So thank you for the podcast 🙏

[@tanyalow4090]

You and your sweetheart are such gems. Iv watched you so much for so long that I feel like you are part of my chosen family.

[@Cole_McCormick]

Similar experience

[@originalsinisalie]

Wow that's beautiful - thank you for sharing! -Bob (the guest)

[@justinbirkholz]

Love this. ❤ I had a similar experience as Aubrey. As I put it: "When you reach that throne of grace and go to ask God for forgiveness you realize that he has no need to forgive you because you never wronged him. It is yourself who you sinned against and you who needs to forgive and be forgiven."

[@7longerhandle]

Pride.

[@MaithiliKulkarni]

​@@7longerhandleNope. Self- realisation.

[@aalliaandreadis5109]

​@@MaithiliKulkarnithe fact that you need to take drugs to know this, even though most of us knew around age 5 when we started forming a moral compass, is worrying.

[@zac8670]

I really love when people come out saying what so many of us have been thinking for years, in such an elegant and potent way. Awesome conversation!

[@originalsinisalie]

What a nice compliment, thank you. Glad to reflect the collective understanding in a humble way.. May all beings be happy & free 🕉️ -Bob

[@CCitis]

Matthew 7:13-14 “Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it.

[@rodrigolloreda7012]

Bob is an Austin legend, thank you for having him on! He was turning folks onto this stuff all the way back in high school (including myself) and I can never thank him enough for the perspective he helped unlock. It has served me my entire adult life. Thanks Bob!❤

[@13hills]

I’m only 20 min in. But a few large points I want to emphasize as someone who grew up in a Christian paradigm then honestly questioned my beliefs as unbiasedly as possible: 1) most people will hear the statement that the Bible is not infallible and go into defense mode because that’s one of their underlying core beliefs. They feel the need to understand it all as black and white Truth and not to question it and that is conditioned very deeply. As humans I think we want a feeling of safety in the bedrock of Truth so badly that we cling there. I believe that Truth does exist in a big way (read David R. Hawkins writings on Falsehood) but it is felt as experiential resonance in the body, that intuitive knowing of the truth of the underlying presence of God that pervades all things. But most people settle for the infallibility of the book, when we have to look it at practically as a 📖 that has been translated through many different cultures, contexts, passed through many political hands - such as Constantine and eventually slave owners used it falsely to imbue their will - that had their own social boundaries that they were afraid to cross so these traditions held this stance without questioning their own blind spots. Of course we have to discern every source of information that comes our way for ourselves instead of being so quick to regurgitate doctrine as to feel safe in the community. Yeshua was one who was bold enough to speak his truth when it wasn’t the social norm. And 2) most people who have their hairs go up in defense of their beliefs haven’t read much or listened to much of other traditions at all. They don’t dare learn of Buddha’s teachings or the stories of Hanuman or Gnostic cosmologies because they see it ALL as something other than what they have been told thus it must be deceitful which is incredibly rude to assume without checking out honestly for themselves. It’s like demonizing psychedelics without ever listening to experiences of others or having your own honest journey with them. Once you do you can form an opinion and I think once someone reads other traditions they see the underlying threads and throughlines of loving your enemies and inviting Mara in for tea, and living in the world but not attached to it. Compassion for all the suffering and a transcendent peace beyond logical comprehension that we can experience when we let go of the identification of our sins and ailments and worldly personas. It honestly, to me, becomes very clear that all traditions are pointings to the interconnected Being and infinite intelligence that all of creation is birthed from and the rest of the dogmatic rationalizations have come to culturally list out and help those who need rules not to kill, covet, or judge, as we move up through our conscious evolution and operate from the heart instead of survival and tribalism. 💚💚 thank you for this conversation both of you.

[@MaithiliKulkarni]

Thank you for putting it so beautifully! 💕🙏

[@richarddillon2297]

Wow! I concur 100%

[@aalliaandreadis5109]

​​@@richarddillon2297Jesus people. I don't demonise psychedelics. It's just that you look and act like demons. One look is enough.

[@doctordelatierra]

David R Hawkins is amazing. I was writing about the five Buddhist precepts the other day and having a 'moral code' for society finally made sense. I believe we are currently not in an enlightened age as a species, but that doesn't mean there is no possibility of individual enlightenment or the evolution of consciousness. Somewhere between the dark ages and everyone on Earth being the spiritual equivalent of Jesus or the Buddha you would find an age just like ours where some people are awake to the oneness of reality and most are not. So the question is what do the enlightened masters who see God in all tell all the laypeople (common citizens, not monks) to ensure that the foundation of human behavior is morally correct? You don't tell them, "all beings are an extension of God, to kill anyone is to kill God. All beings are an extension of yourself to harm anyone is to harm yourself. The essence of your Being is oneness with God." If everyone understood that you wouldn't need a moral code, but that would shatter most people's worldview so you just say, "don't kill, don't steal, tell the truth" and you trust that those who are meant to understand more will in time come to appreciate why you said not to do those things - while everyone who doesn't understand continues to live their life in a morally upright way. Of course some spiritual teachers, like Jesus, did just come out and outright say it when he said, "love your neighbor as yourself." Though I feel like most people completely overlook what Jesus is saying here, that ultimately you and your neighbor are the same Being, and jump straight to, "if I don't love my neighbor, I'm going to Hell."

[@troygoss6400]

As an ex-monk, I read a book by Mathew Fox, " original blessing ", it changed my life. Love all your podcast ❤

[@AndrewLoui]

My interpretation of sins are our weaknesses and shortcomings. Sins are not crimes, just things we need to work on such as greed, hatred, prejudice etc.

[@leannewilson6042]

​@@AndrewLouiI agree

[@originalsinisalie]

Matthew Fox is a big hero of mine

[@StayBlessed47]

@@AndrewLoui The word Sin derives from Archery, as Missing The Mark.

[@AndrewLoui]

@@StayBlessed47 that makes sense. Thank you.

[@14alexkara]

Jesus Christ is the king of kings. The only truth and the way spiritually is through him 🙏 the father gifted his only beloved son and I thank Jesus Christ for sending his holy spirit who advocates for me.

[@indiyalove2223]

I’ve always wondered, and maybe you can give me your opinion as a Christian. The idea which says that God requires a blood sacrifice of something innocent in order to cover the sins of humans seems like a really dark concept. Sacrifice is actually rooted in black magic. If you believe that God requires a sacrifice to cover your sin, then you believe that God also created that rule…because who else would be telling God how to run his creation? So, God creates a rule that says something innocent must die in order to cover someone else’s wrongdoing. And if that doesn’t happen, you go to hell. A hell that God also created… …apparently to put the devil, who he also created. At some point God decided to put humans in hell also… if they don’t declare Jesus Christ as their savior in an extremely convoluted world…where more than half the population are raised in cultures rooted in their own beliefs. I cannot imagine teaching a child that if they screw up, which they inevitable will (because it’s in their nature….a nature that was created by God) that they should kill something innocent because that’s the only way they can be forgiven of their own wrongdoing. Seems like an absurd concept to me. This doesn’t seem like a system that an all loving creator would devise… out of all the other ways he could have created it. Why decide to set up this elaborate plot which involves human sacrifice (of God’s own son) in order to make human beings worthy to be in the presence of the entity which created them? Why create a complicated puzzle and give humans one life to figure it out, and if not…to hell with you!!! 🔥 I wouldn’t treat my own child that way. I have lots of things that I question about Christianity and this is just one thing….I’d really like to hear your point of you on this. I ask this with love and respect. ❤ I really want to understand your perspective. Thanks!

[@billmahoney5338]

Thanks for having discussions like this.

[@joebyers297]

After being taught the original sin beliefs since I was a child, I have come to believe that the creation of the original sin was the origin sin!!!

[@josho.9530]

Absolutely correct.

[@olenick9590]

It was the hook for differential reinforcement....aka capitalism over love

[@josho.9530]

@@olenick9590 Capitalism isn't going anywhere. You wouldn't have anything in your life without it. Love and money aren't enemies.

[@olenick9590]

Maybe Josho but paradoxically love of money has destroyed love

[@josho.9530]

@@olenick9590 Now that's a fact. I'd love a world without money, in fact it was one of my first Toastmasters speeches. I don't think society could conceive the idea of a penniless society, yet.

[@victorvargas411]

Jesus is the way the truth and the life

[@FelipeDirkx]

Did you even listen to this video? Or just repeating what you’ve heard many times before?

[@elsaberhe9704]

Yes, we are given peace, it's within, and a choice to access it. God bless John 14:27 NIV "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not be afraid."

[@davidcaubergh6349]

I loved hearing Bob laugh in this podcast. Thanks for tackling this heavy subject in such a light manner.

[@OwningAuthenticity]

You guys used about a hundred words I've never heard before but even so, this transmission was exactly what I needed to hear right now. ❤ Thank you

[@andrewbarton5933]

Aubrey! As much as I respect and admire your being, can you please consider an interview as an opportunity to give a person the stage to shine and express their unique nugget of wisdom rather than an excuse to expound your views?

[@vortexfx420]

its a conversation not a biography. Check out his book or many other interviews if that is what you are searching for 💖💖

[@JaneDoe-ly3jb]

Completely agree. I love Aubrey and what he stands for but it seemed like he was cutting Bob off quite a bit. Beautiful podcast and a lot of food for thought as usual

[@andrewbarton5933]

@@vortexfx420 Umm...granted, it's a conversation. Not with standing Aubrey's right to conduct his worldly service however he wishes, I would prefer him to use a conversation to facilitate the expression and exploration of his guests wisdom, rather than a platform to keep talking about what he thinks and knows to be true.

[@VIZMYSTECH]

Great wisdom all the way through! These ancient messages have a lot more meaning and depth once you get bellow the surface of organized religion.

[@nicolagray1437]

I get that it's your podcast Aubrey but I do find myself wishing you'd listen and let your fascinating guests speak more. Many thanks.

[@huntertalamantez985]

What a great podcast!! Amazing to see the sparks fly between these two wonderful minds!! Bob is an amazing person, and I’m grateful to be able to call him my friend 😊

[@corinabtaylor]

I have a mantra that I try to say every day and that is ~ I AM welcoming in an expanded consciousness of God, expressed as law (order), felt as Love and spoken of as Light.⚖️💓☀️

[@IntuitionExchange]

So many great metaphors already.. just 12 min in ✨️💕

[@harrisonphoenix]

Watch out for false teachers and people that bring you away from God's word

[@brushstroke3733]

Such as most mainstream Christian preachers and believers.

[@emilymeow85]

So… these guys?

[@teruahtekiah5922]

Exactly. The western church has been doing it for decades

[@aalliaandreadis5109]

​@@teruahtekiah5922Jesus never said we needed intermediaries in order to tap into the divine and communicate with our Creator.

[@gentl3men108]

Thank you so much for this conversation

[@danieltyack]

Looooooove Bob’s work! Thank you for having him on. 🤌🏼❤️🚀

[@susansmiles2630]

Thank you so much for bringing such heart and Spirit to the world. You are a True Trail Blazer, Aubrey!

[@nategoodwin3329]

I am absolutely eating this up. I was raised by fundamental Baptists, married into a family of southern Baptists, and walked away from Christianity myself five years ago. This is validation for the holes in arguments I heard my whole life. It's also helping provide direction for what to study philosophically. Thank you Thank you thank you!

[@martinnielsen6106]

This made me realize that Christianity's sex shaming led to the porn industry and sex trafficking to a degree.

[@123littleleaf]

? Can you expand on that thought ?

[@Magicisreal66]

Actually, it's for thousands of years of catering to the human males indoctrinated arrogance and narcissistically sociopathic mindset- societies cookie cutting machine has done nothing but cater to his sexual depravity- to the fact that Society gave him a plethora of loophole /get-out-of-jail-free card for grotesque behavior that should have never been allowed from day one!. But unfortunately has been allowed to expand on its decade after decade- that's why we have a complete and total f****** mess on our hands- it's turned this world into a human septic tank

[@justinklenk]

​​@@123littleleafThe inherent whetting of our carnal appetite, by the existing moral authority (be that religious or governmental), when something highly pleasurable/dangerous is relegated to a taboo/forbidden/unacknowledged/undiscussed void of _yet-real_ existence (in the person, the culture, the society)... and that thing or that way then becomes, suddenly, exponentially more desirable - and forced to be fed/indulged on an exclusively clandestine basis, becoming a perversion, a kink, and rendering the identity of the individual as necessarily perverted now, themselves, and necessarily separated from the purity of the morality for which the authority no-doubt stands... as well as necessarily separated from the group, and shamed as a blemished, compromised, immoral individual... the fear of which compels the further clandestine growth of the increasingly polarizing dynamic at play...a downward spiral that eventually begs for light to be shone upon it.

[@TheJontydavid]

Yeah sexual slavery and and prostitution existed a few thousand years before the old testament.

[@brushstroke3733]

Absolutely. The Puritan influence on the culture of the United States is still sickening us. Sex is natural, but when you suppress anything, it eventually leaks out or explodes in all kindsmof distorted, twisted ways.

[@thesmokingyogini1111]

This was a great conversation! Thanks guys! Thx Marcus, for introducing Bob, I liked his breakdown on things. ❤❤❤

[@ChrisBowmanArt]

I’ve read the Autobio of Yogananda and a couple other of his smaller spiritual books. A truly magical illuminated being. Thanks for the yoga, Paramahansa! ❤️‍🔥

[@danhare1]

Jesus distanced himself (John 8 as I recall) from Yahweh w comment “what Abba Father would give his children vipers when they asked for bread Paul Wallis in his EDEN series goes into great detail on this. Definitely a different entity Paul Wallis would be a great interview for your show. Love your examination these

[@kimberly_cristina]

Aubrey, you should look into Billy Carson and have him on the show. Your viewers would be in for a treat.

[@ajsandoval9507]

100%

[@WhiteRosss]

Yeah I second that this would be a good convo

[@keevancrawford6708]

Let’s start with when Egypt was under foreign rule and Moses most likely fled when they got their land back because he might have been part of that foreign rule. (Hyksos) Then, cursed Ham and Canaan into slavery (Ham is Africa and Canaan is now Israel, if race wasn’t a thing then) by writing it in the Bible and claiming a group was chosen and a land (Canaan) was promised. Genesis 9:25, curse of Ham Also, Hebrew is based on the Proto-Canaanite (Canaan) alphabet. Canaan is Ham’s son, or the extension of.

[@ericvarner5467]

I’ve watched a lot of Billy Carson

[@kaianmonteiro]

I’d love to see The Alchemist (Sarah) on his podcast

[@clarkmgb9389]

Indeed the first step in my spiritual journey was the realization that the bible was not infallible. Excellent show Aubrey.

[@reginafisher9919]

Yeshua Ben Joseph and Mary Magdalene both spent time in India learning how to work with energy, learning to be able to heal.

[@Piperdreams]

Such a thought provoking discussion. From my research in to NDE’s over the years it seems God/Source et al is very “practical” - they mostly (NDE) describe an indescribable all encompassing feeling of love. Certainly not what is represented in OT (which there’s a theory floating about that OT God is not the same as NT God and could be describing “Alien God/s” but that’s a whole other discussion) Back to NDE experience also describes at their life reviews where they felt incredibly nervous/fearful /guilty there was no judgement just a clear understanding how our thoughts and actions have a ripple effect. That when they knew where they hadn’t acted kindly to someone they experienced both as themselves and as from the perspective of the other person. For NDE’ers this was a profound insight. I studied the Bible for 5 years I agree I could never ever wrap my head around the whole original sin concept. When I became a parent I recall feeling unbelievable love and so again felt how could a God assign sin to such innocence who then has to spend the rest of their life branded sinful and only through worshiping Jesus will my child have salvation. It makes no sense. It’s no wonder fear is so intrenched in us. If we look at our human history our religious wars have been horrendous we’ve killed billions of people - do we just put that under justified killing aka Thou shalt not kill, nope! So we just carried on being Uber sinful no matter that 70/80% of the worlds population are believers in a God/source /deity… I had the same thinking - what about the thousands of people who existed before Jesus? The explanations I got were nothing short of utter ridiculousness. The horrific acts that have been levied upon each other and other sentient beings in the name of God it’s deeply disturbing and represents a level of unfettered and overwhelming fears… nothing about unconditional love and compassion of Jesus or any other teacher of love exists there.

[@vortexfx420]

"I AM" We are all god

[@reginafisher9919]

Christ consciousness, is what will return, because the kingdom of God is within you.

[@allanlindsay72]

No it isn't.

[@TheMightyBrian]

In Love with this talk and the idea! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@wholebeinghub]

Enlightening, thank you as always Aubrey, for bringing wise individuals into our field of vision 🌟

[@carolspencer6915]

Hi Aubrey and Bob Most grateful for this. Almost felt like a wee life coaching session. Again thankyou kindly. 💜

[@gregory_bloomfield]

Really awesome conversation. I enjoyed this so much. I’ve been going through a bit of deconstruction from fundamentalist Christianity. This conversation has helped me so much. Thank you, Aubrey and Bob!

[@teresacrane7446]

Yeah, that takes a while.❤

[@gregory_bloomfield]

@@teresacrane7446 yes, it has. Sometimes I think I’m going insane.

[@originalsinisalie]

Thanks for sharing Jarrod! I’ve stumbled into the service of the deconstruction movement 🙏🕉️❤️‍🔥. Appreciate your willingness to question and explore. May we all be free! -Bob

[@teresacrane7446]

@@gregory_bloomfield For me it was extra hard cuz I had just had an amazing summer where people would say they had never seen anyone whom they could see God so close to...and then I just stopped and felt like I was caught in an undertow and couldn't tell up from down. In time I ended up in Boulder, CO studying with Jewish teachers and suddenly eveything that hadn't made sense to me for 30 years of searching coalesced--and then they told me I needed to pursue metaphysics (my brain is on automatic Kabbalistic understanding it seems) and the things people said to me (and even a couple weeks ago) about 'walking away' and being a 'Judaizer' etc etc etc---but always right as I'm starting to 'go higher' in my understanding...like they're there to say, "Oh yeah? You sure?" So frustrating! Leave me alone! But then again, I had some Awesome experiences as a Christian (the born again, spirit-filled, tongue speaking, bible-thumping, calminian bapticostal jesus freak type), so I had to figure out what to do with That! (Still working on it, and it's been 21 years!) So, no, not going insane, but definitely having to sort out the real from the Belief System (BS) over and over again. We're in this together, bro ;)

[@doctordelatierra]

@@gregory_bloomfield Sometimes losing your mind is a much needed medicine to break free from the chains of dogmatism and fear based religion.

[@icyhot4988]

I love this world ❤

[@julesmuse1111]

I read a book called 'Anna grandmother of jesus ' it was such a beautiful powerful book . When i first held it in my hands i closed my eyes for a moment and saw its very higb vibration and light beings 🤯 . I will check out bobs book too 🙏💕

[@albertostang]

Very interesting, I would love to see bob peck and jonathan pageau having a friendly debate over these biblical meanings and interpretations.

[@andrewofaiur]

i love me some pageau on spirituality stuff but I'm not sure if I've ever seen him delve into the historicity of the bible. Would be a fun debate

[@jamieduke5659]

I loved , " so you can understand from the perspective of understanding different teachings" this is exactly the way i felt i had to understand Christianity, because around here like Bob Marley said thay know and teach the wrong way of bible. So to appreciate or understand or even not be afraid of the way i was tought Christianity i had to venture out into other cultures beliefes as an adult after the internet and i could do research on the vedas and upanishads or the mayan popal vuu or ancient japanese shinto or norse mythology to figure out that they ALL TELL THE SAME STORY! And the story is of mankinds extreme age and their life through the cylces of growth and destruction on earth, and that the hapiness required to get through them cycles together is found within the I'n I ... it took learning other faiths to make me a christian. That should say something about the way we teach our children the most important lesson.

[@kaianmonteiro]

Hey Aubrey, another incredible podcast, thank you so much for all you’re doing! Could you please consider posting your videos with subtitles so I can translate automatically to Portuguese(or any other language) so I can share with my friends and family that don’t speak English! (The automatic translation from the CC it’s not really good) Thank you! Keep that light shining 🙌🙏❤️

[@1NosyRosyWorld]

ThAnk You!!! SooOO Much Love!

[@artistdavewhite1669]

I've read Autobiography of a Yogi, the Bhagavad Gita, gone deep into astrology, sufism, daoism, and lots of other spiritual practices that Aubrey discusses on his podcasts, then Jesus came and saved me, at a low time in my life when I was even embarrassed to say his name. People will find all kinds of ways to criticize the Bible and distort who Jesus is, like they are doing.

[@garthmanuel5701]

Satan parades himself as an angel of light ..and always distorts God's message....these guys don't actually know the bible ..they knit pick parts of it that suits their understanding and the way they wish to live

[@artistdavewhite1669]

Yes. From what he shared here, Aubrey's criticisms of Christianity seem to be based on his personal experience with other Christians who didn't represent Christianity very well, or relying on other people's words and interpretations, rather than really digging into the BIble. He also often seems overly interested in sex and lust, so of course isn't gonna like what the Bible teaches about that (and no, it's definitely not to have sex as a high school sophomore and then shame the girl because you're Christian!!). @@garthmanuel5701

[@houstonsherfey4721]

Sounds you were reading the words without feelings the message of all of those spiritual books. The message in those books are one and the same with the message of Jesus Christ. The god(s) of the Old Testament is what corrupts the Christian faith.

[@houstonsherfey4721]

@@garthmanuel5701bob has a masters degree on the theology and religion with a focus on the Bible. Scholars of the Bible agree with his research as well.

[@artistdavewhite1669]

​@@houstonsherfey4721 It is one thing to just know the Bible (i.e. to have a degree or be a theologian), and an entirely different thing to know it, BELIEVE it and apply it to your life. The message of Jesus is definitely not one and the same with other spiritual books.. I used to believe that too, until I confessed by belief in Jesus Christ and that he died for me, and really came to study and know the Bible. I have read many spiritual books in my life but have been completely transformed by the Bible, which is distinct. Many people distort the Bible to fit their own beliefs. I once did the same.

[@lindawiedman3470]

I keep waiting for you to let him talk about his book.

[@synchrognosis6739]

Awesome episode!

[@reginafisher9919]

We live in a multiverse, science is proving this now

[@cubkuker]

Brother Bob fantastic interview and I found a new channel so happy for you spreading your knowledge about!!!

[@sarahdeck520]

A must-read book: God-Man The word made flesh

[@iamportersinger]

I usually love this podcast. This “interview” was not exactly there. I left feeling like we missed an opportunity to actually hear from your guest.

[@andrewbarton5933]

...especially the section regarding the mystical aspects of religion There seems to be a few people expressing the same sentiment about this interview.

[@DJSTOEK]

Thanks

[@ashleemiller2372]

I really like when people refer to the iron age. I find it intriguing, as in my personal understanding of tracing through the lineage of Greeks in mythology.... It suggests that we're currently the 5th human race, which is the iron race- as the gods made our current generation of iron. On a side note, it makes it a lot funner when you say, "I am Iron Man," and even accurate. I also see a lot of the reference to iron amongst a lot of reggae music. This is even more exciting for me in overlapping because Rastafarians base their belief system on the 12 tribes of Israel. Apologies for the multipoint comment. I find this discussion intriguing, and I too am a lover of seeking the overlaps that tie theologies together in a way that points to ultimate truth. The beauty of The Universe is that it knows to speak to us in ways we can understand. So long as we are open to this belief, we are able to receive transmission much easier. Stay sacred 🙏

[@reginafisher9919]

This was amazing

[@HayliWatts]

On your point about "you can kill the body"... I think looking at it from the perspective of the collective "oneness" is essential in the idea of incarnation. We are all capable of the Christ consciousness because the spirit is in all of us, not just some of us. I don't believe it's multiple gods or multiple energies, it's the one that connects us all. That means our task here is to "cross" the divine with the human... the spirit in the flesh. I loved this talk and I'm grateful to have come across your channel!

[@codicio36]

the Word "Lila"in Spanish, is the name of a light purple flower, and is also that color 💜 at 1:05:12

[@theeemaven]

Love this

[@juicedawell2402]

At the moment of the big bang? I was inside and outside. Experiencing and witnessing. Everything and nothing.

[@beardfootofficial]

so good.

[@jrettetsohyt1]

I agree that the concept of ‘original sin’ is a tradition of men and not found in the word of God, but Aubrey seemed to say that there is no sin at all. Humans have a difficult time dealing with the concepts of judgment, guilt, regret and sin. Some people torture themselves with these ideas, other people go to the other extreme, get rid of these concepts, and as a result torture others. ‘Unconditional Love’ is also a concept that is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible. However, a definition of unconditional love that I think fits what we see in the Bible is this: A long long patience in not giving up on trying to help someone grow towards an ideal. Inherent in the concept of growth is judgement and the death of your old self. Guilt, regrets, fear are all information signals and motivation modifiers. They can be abused to control or destroy people, but rightly used, they serve your growth, life and happiness. (Note: The unconditional part means that you don’t give up no matter how horrible their sin is.)

[@apostlemary7]

If anything, I'm happy to see guys like Bob work inside Meta... + point Meta

[@adamortiz8482]

My friend's dad, Don Tolman (look him up), spent 17 years traveling around the world; the guy has 2 million air miles, photographic memory, has been through the worlds biggest private collections of books, has gotten the coveted access to the vaticans underdround libraries of ancient scriptures, learned the ancient languages and the bible to a high degree, 33rd degree freemason, Rosecrucian society, the list of achievments goes on and on and he said that Christ was definitely a joker. That Christ Loved laughing, having gatherings where people are eating, drinking pure wines and was all about truly being the salt of the earth

[@justinmus2896]

World Peace. One Piece at a time

[@jarenfromvenus]

I always ask these to people: Where are we, really? When are we, really? On the scale of eternity what “year” is it actually?

[@brushstroke3733]

👍👍

[@db9062]

Original sin is NOT a lie when seen in the context of being born into the hands of a flawed and sinful world of flawed and sinful parenting. Every person that’s ever been born is subject to conditional love and this is traumatizing. We all have a body that’s a biography of our childhood crucifixion when unconditional love and support for energetic growth wasn’t there and we cut ourselves off from the authentic feelings of our bodies, especially the “dangerous and sinful” sexual energies which then limits our true self expression and spiritual freedom. Unfortunately, sin isn’t discussed from this context in the church today. Likewise, the Gospel of Jesus Christ is the illustration of God Himself (His sinless body on the cross) suffering emotional abandonment in the same way we suffer tragic emotional abandonment as children.

[@brushstroke3733]

👍👍

[@83ezy]

Does Aubrey let his guest speak? Or does he just have him sit there

[@brushstroke3733]

Do you always watch shows you don't like? Are you a hate-watcher?

[@83ezy]

@@brushstroke3733 haha what?….those are some funny assumptions. Time for you to go get some fresh air and relax.

[@brushstroke3733]

@@83ezy If you don't like his interview style, why watch him?? Is this the only platform for Bob Peck's thoughts?

[@83ezy]

@@brushstroke3733 ok gatekeeper

[@brushstroke3733]

@@83ezy Who's the real "gatekeeper" here? Isn't it the one labeling another as "gatekeeper" in order to silence them? Isn't that the pinnacle of hypocrisy? Aren't you man enough to admit when you said something foolish? Besides, you said I made unfounded assumptions, but weren't my comments phrased as questions? If anyone is uptight here, it's the one trying to shame the other as being uptight for simply pointing out the obvious. You can do better.

[@markpalmer2326]

Got to get to grace to see the permance of the heart. It's the only narrative. Then the ego is willing

[@bluwng]

A false movement is the misunderstanding of Quantum physics which in itself is all theoretical hokey science. The double slit isn’t about observation and the observation can be mechanical doesn’t involve a person.

[@heavaden]

You should watch The Chosen. It's so good. I love seeing Jesus as a playful rascal 😂 it's so beautiful how they portray him. ❤

[@jrettetsohyt1]

Yes, Jesus claimed to be the ‘I AM’ and the ‘I AM’ was the God in the old testament. The Bible is a unity and there is one God throughout all of it. If you think the God in the Old Testament was unjustly jealous, judgmental, angry and violent then you haven’t read the old testament carefully for yourself. If you think Jesus in the New Testament was (and/or will be) without jealousy, judgment, anger and violence, then you haven’t read the New Testament carefully for yourself.

[@houstonsherfey4721]

The god of the OT justifies ravishing of women, killing of babies, and slavery of men for not complying with commands. This is just? When you translate the Old Testament to Hebrew you get 5 different names for the same god, that all have different agendas. The Bible is a man made document and is highly outdated and scholars of the Bible have consensus on that matter.

[@harrisonshields7084]

Aubrey, the images of demons that you reference in the Florentine church at 32:45 reflect precisely images I have seen carved in stone on the lower/seaside temples in Bali, specifically on the platforms on which the funeral pyres are set.

[@xono9848]

Attention catching title. I took one look and left the other video I was watching 😂❤

[@kevindrouillard9711]

Love your enemies so they can keep conquering you….thanks Rome

[@melissageerolf7678]

Cared Shared As UsuALL GrateFull We 🐝💜

[@teresacrane7446]

Had a thought when you were saying, Aubrey, that we aren't necessarily different or better than the rest of creation and I remember when I memorized the book of Ephesians one of the verses that really stuck out to me was the one where it says that all creation moans and waits for the revelation of the sons of God. It's funny to watch this 21 years after walking away from my born again spirit-filled tongue speaking Bible thumping calminian bapticostal Jesus freakiness😂... (With a short trip through Judaism where I met Marc Gafni whom you speak of quite often. Up in Boulder). Anyway I'm only about 21 minutes in so I'm going to hit play again lol. Btw it's kind of cool that this is only a few hours ago I see now... Later on: prodigal son. I wrote a personal psalm about this and when I shared in Boulder I was told it represented what Jewish people believe is happening in their spiritual relationship just before Rosh HaShana...so yeah, that would be a great parable to he The One😊👍 On anither nite (sorry ..SO much goid stuff to comment in) I remember being at a shabaton in Boulder and someone from Denver telling me that Jews don't believe in original sin which really blew me away. I had always thought Christianity was based on most of the tenents of Judaism, so I really had to think about that... Along with quite a few things that finally converted my thinking. BTW How can we watch these live? I'm assuming because some of the comments are older and this is a recent podcast that I don't have to wait and watch it on KZbin. Lol

[@themelaninbutterly_]

"Have you accepted Jesus in your life" I felt that 1 😂....It gets more and more cultish to me

[@laurabeth333]

❤❤❤

[@DrMichaelDiMarco]

we have a base level of ancestral coding within our epigenetic DNA from our ancestors. Most of us go through life repeating these patterns not even knowing where they come from. This is 'original sin' except we have the ability to become aware and rewrite these codes for our future and our past.

[@dizmop]

Such a great guest,love what he had to say but it's such a shame that Aubrey talks so much, to the point where he's interviewing himself, be great if he could listen more.

[@ExploreOhioWilderness]

The poor didn’t write anything from the past🤨Just as it is now

[@nickfrate4396]

Aubrey defends the angry, vengeful and jealous God of the Old Testament because of his Kabbalah beliefs, by arguing God and the Hebrews actions was part of the conscious evolution of humanity at the time, but then rightly horrified, judges the actions of the Christian church, especially during the Middle Ages? By his argument wouldn’t any atrocities throughout history or present be part this evolution he’s talking about? or does this consciousness evolution only depend on your own belief system that you subscribe to? Isn’t that the problem with any belief system?

[@brushstroke3733]

Funny how Bob looks like Ned Flanders from The Simpsons! 🤣

[@vortexfx420]

we all look human if you ask me

[@Inspiriments888]

I had the same revelation on Bufo

[@noriokushi-dn7nl]

The definition of sin = illusion. What is the original illusion? All illusions are built upon the illusory existence of a "separate self." Original sin = the separate self.

[@AnuzaVlogz]

Good job bro preciated it

[@abbypitts3857]

I wish that Aubrey, rather than tell the same stories over that viewers have already heard at LEAST once before, would let his guests do more of the talking. Really. No shame, but if i could make a suggestion that would be it.

[@andrewbarton5933]

Yeah...had the same realisation during this interview...which was the reason why I turned it off - just got a bit tired of a repetition of his views.

[@jacquelineauld1036]

Thank you brothers for channeling another way to awakening 🙏 One point if I may summed up much In a important biblical story Bob mentioned✨ ‘Running to you Son with such joy’ was undignified in a certain religious belief!!! Bit like keep the feminine spirit covered in crazy clothing, or men in unusual head wear!!! Best one we have all been hypnotised with is A (supposedly!!!) Holy man of God dresses in a white dress with beads!!! Look what we (me included) have allowed to represent GODS word or way!!! I Am sure he has such a laugh at us at times! Whatever next, block out the Sun because it’s harmful!!! Enjoy Awakening beautiful people 💕🙏 And have a laugh! 🎚

[@ivagarmidolova3151]

Why so much sin shaming... sin is nothing but the opposite of love ...

[@licandres01]

Great book

[@elliottjames671]

Also the sacrifice of jesus doesnt make sense either from how they spin it. How can somebody else die for you what you did and make it ok? Is it just me or that nonsensical?

[@Magicisreal66]

Well all I have to say about that is- so how did that work out for us all so far??? If that's true all they did is the equivalent of putting a rare unicorn on the spicket so a bunch of gutless depraved jackals, could feast one more day and procreate more of Their Own Kind- which I believe is the last goddamn thing we need it!

[@brushstroke3733]

It's an absurd notion, dating back to the days when people believed they had to sacrifice animals (and people) to angry gods in order to appease them and be rewarded with good harvests and victory in conquest.

[@Midnightcandy]

Hi Aubrey 🙏🔮✨

[@reginafisher9919]

In Hebrew sin means to miss the mark, to repent is to change your direction and make the mark

[@nicholashodges460]

At 1:05 you guys have a sound bite inserted in the wrong placement over Aubrey talking.

[@josephturner7569]

Adam and Eve are a metaphor for discovering the truth. JC discovered the truth. Sin begins when people are treated as things. Granny Weatherwax.

[@brushstroke3733]

Sin is a translation of fhe Greek word "amakia" which means to "miss the mark". It simply means to misinterpret. Adam and Eve ate fruit from the Tree of Judgment of Good and Evil. They didn't discover truth - they discovered judgment and duality, and thereby lost their ability to percieve the Garden of Eden around them.

[@rwheel1962]

Hell is a forever separation from God. That in itself is very scary.

[@jeplica7011]

I just realized something about original sin. Its not initially percieved or necessarily taught or a product of self imposed guilt or loathing. It's literally whatever generational cyclical events and traumas that are encoded into spiruital and genetic energy. With enough momentum and voids of missing information, as they line up to occur again and again, usually escalating in succession. We are born into it and since people cherry pick what they show the world, these mystery disasters seem to appear out of nowhere without obvious reasons. So scooby doo style shadow secret disaster recovery missions are what i have been balls deep in to the point of becoming unrelatable and isolated from humans. Shits wild though, and i don't think baptism erases this problem. Rather keeps them asleep to the real deal, and upon awakening, soul part of the well in the Vatican or something like that

[@infiniLor]

I was right with you all the way until the last line - I can't seem to make out what you mean there.

[@jeplica7011]

@@infiniLor that was just speculation on my part, as if once christened or baptized, your soul belongs to the Vatican, and there's a well but instead of water, it's the aetheric soul of fruit punches. There's something going on like that, but I don't have the details.

[@jeplica7011]

@@infiniLor too many overconfident smirking weirdos making a point to wish me well

[@infiniLor]

@@jeplica7011 ?

[@jeplica7011]

@@infiniLor generational karmic debts, cyclically repeating among bloodlines. Born with it, it has momentum. You have to really look closely, and see what's usually hidden. Like mine was stepparent resentment, and drowning and pulling anything within reach down too. I didn't even know, until I broke those chains and the universe rippled back to me with confirmation.

[@RobinPepperArt]

You should checkbout jason brashears, archiax, his research on known history, very eye opening.

[@astrocore6790]

11:23 - The parable of the blind men and an elephant