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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2020 · 58 MIN

Why Religious Dogma is so Dangerous

from Higher Density Living Podcast · host Jason Rigby

Look within and live your life on the edge of two worlds. A reality where you find true understanding of who you are. Take the step into the unknown with Alexander McCaig and Jason Rigby as they explore the thinly veiled world of consciousness, spirit, and the human condition. Join them in embodying the oneness of all. Walk the cliffs edge between the seen and the unseen realities. Welcome to Higher Density Living. www.higherdensityliving.com Woof woof! The 'dog' fight is on against religion and science to prove the dominance over how we should live our lives and view the world. This weeks episode tells of the hierarchy of religious material and how it creates a sense of separation and control. How the world is viewed as us vs them rather than in unified principles, and physics lays the foundation for removing the illusion of separation on our tiny blue sphere floating through the infinite celestial abode. Look within and live your life on the edge of two worlds. A reality where you find true understanding of who you are. The learning is done. Become the teacher in embodying the oneness of all. Become a Higher Density Being. Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube Pinterest

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