Speak No Evil: World Views & Culture + Compassionately Running Your Own Race

What shapes the way we see others? And how different would our lives be if we challenged the beliefs we inherited? this episode, we explore how our worldview is shaped by where we come from, the cultures we carry, and the beliefs we’ve inherited. We dive into the tension between religion and spirituality—how one often tells us what we can or can’t do, while the other helps us understand how our choices make us feel.We reflect on acceptance, compassion, and the truth that despite our differences, we’re all human. We unpack limiting beliefs and how they can either expand or restrict our lives. We talk about mentorship—how we’re always being influenced by something—and why seeking wise, inclusive guidance matters.We explore the role of open-mindedness, the psychology behind faith, and the idea that “the God you see is the God you get,” and how your perception can shape your reality. We also touch on the maturity found in questioning, the importance of running your own race, and the mission of living with respect toward both the world and your own soul.We examine the balance between culture, tradition, self-discovery, and lived experience, and why knowing your own voice is essential in a noisy world. And through it all, we return to the reminder that we’re only human—imperfect, learning, and deserving of compassion.A thoughtful, grounded conversation meant to help you grow, reflect, and see yourself with greater clarity.Chapter 1World View and Having An Open Mind0:00 - 10:00Chapter 2Psychology, Faith and My Personal Mission10:00 - 22:00Chapter 3Knowing Your Own Voice + Closing Remarks22:00 - 33:18