EPISODE · Jun 6, 2026 · 14 MIN
What these words are Breathing, whom am i
from Zaran the Gardener, planting seeds of & nourishing our Soul with mindfulness · host Zaran the Gardener
listen, beneath the words is one's own commentary, pay attention, allowing a flooding coalescence of ideas and concepts to mingle and thread, and to disentangle and combine again. This is literally Creation. where we each can begin.... is at our own beginnings, which is our birth, And, develop our opportunities as best we can.this is a worthy goal, my opinionsome tools can be useful, even helpful and have been shared for thousands of yearsfamous sayings have risen into the consciousness of our civilization such as "know thyself" or "to thine own self be true," two excellent examples, there. are many, in many traditions, most likely since before recorded history has been found, even beforewe have a great deal to be proud of as Homo sapiens, and humbled, for even though our roles are important to us, over the span of time they shrink in the perspective of one's lineage.Just want to say hello and welcome, share goals, and through Practice witness as we continue to climb rung by rung on the ladder divine comments or questions?Support the showOur Goal, finding awe, while feeling one's Self aglowOur mission, helping others and self to growwebsite link: zaranthegardener.comThank you to www.freebeats.io for our background music!
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listen, beneath the words is one's own commentary, pay attention, allowing a flooding coalescence of ideas and concepts to mingle and thread, and to disentangle and combine again. This is literally Creation. where we each can begin.... is at our own beginnings, which is our birth, And, develop our opportunities as best we can. this is a worthy goal, my opinion some tools can be useful, even helpful and have been shared f...
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