Being Less Like Jesus and Becoming More Like Yourself

from Spiritually Curious Podcast Hosted by Khaaliq Thomas

Is becoming more like Jesus or any religious or spiritual figure and less like yourself a soul nourishing spiritual exercise.? What do we stand to gain in attempting to become more like Jesus, The Buddha, Moses, Abraham, Prophet Muhammad, Confucius, Lao Tzu? And in what ways is this spiritual practice of less of me more … Read More Read More

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