Thank you for hosting this live podcast. I agree with Paul whole heartedly. We all have the ability to connect to the power within ,think for ourself and find truth from the source itself. This is what we all are meant to do in this time of mankind’s evolution.
You’re welcome Zenzi, thanks for sharing your thoughts. It is interesting how many people likely don’t believe they have this deep power, but 99% of people do! You don’t need a specific degree or certification to think and know yourself.
Love this, it kind of happened with me organically, but encouraging thinking outside the box is always wonderful. In my mind, it's really connecting the dots to the meaning of life. Embracing the flow and developing a personal philosophy can be comforting, and bring one closer to being grounded and centered, especially in Religious context.
I really connect with Paul Musso’s approach to micro-philosophy. It’s a great reminder that our personal philosophy isn’t just built from books or external sources, but from our own experiences and reflections. As someone who blends mindfulness with everyday life, I love how Paul encourages us to create a philosophy that feels true to us—not one we simply inherit from others. It’s all about looking inward and tuning into what really resonates.
Thanks so much for this comment. You are exactly right that it is all about creating a philosophy from within and using those external sources as guides and tools to improve our own beliefs.
I am trying to invert the typical approach to the study of philosophy (and self-help).
Thank you for hosting this live podcast. I agree with Paul whole heartedly. We all have the ability to connect to the power within ,think for ourself and find truth from the source itself. This is what we all are meant to do in this time of mankind’s evolution.
You’re welcome Zenzi, thanks for sharing your thoughts. It is interesting how many people likely don’t believe they have this deep power, but 99% of people do! You don’t need a specific degree or certification to think and know yourself.
Love this, it kind of happened with me organically, but encouraging thinking outside the box is always wonderful. In my mind, it's really connecting the dots to the meaning of life. Embracing the flow and developing a personal philosophy can be comforting, and bring one closer to being grounded and centered, especially in Religious context.
I really connect with Paul Musso’s approach to micro-philosophy. It’s a great reminder that our personal philosophy isn’t just built from books or external sources, but from our own experiences and reflections. As someone who blends mindfulness with everyday life, I love how Paul encourages us to create a philosophy that feels true to us—not one we simply inherit from others. It’s all about looking inward and tuning into what really resonates.
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Thanks so much for this comment. You are exactly right that it is all about creating a philosophy from within and using those external sources as guides and tools to improve our own beliefs.
I am trying to invert the typical approach to the study of philosophy (and self-help).
Is Paul's course no longer available? I've tried to sign up for it three times without getting a response.
When I signed up all the emails were going to my spam folder. Did you check your spam?
Thanks for helping out Jim. This does happen for some people, so that may be the issue!
I found the Day 0 one, but no others have come. I’ve contacted Paul directly. Sorry to have dragged you into it! But thanks for responding!