HeyJaredThe Path: Spiritual Awakening and Self-Realization with Candice Esposito
A podcast on spiritual awakening, self-realization, and the integration of the ego and higher self. Through calm, heartfelt talks on consciousness, healing, and the embodiment of Christ awareness, each episode invites you to walk the inner path of awakening in everyday…
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The work had become another way of leaving myself. (opens the original)
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There are times when the work brings us closer to ourselves. It gives us language. It helps us see what we could not see before. It allows something once held at a distance to be met. And then, sometimes quietly, its function changes. In this episode, I stay with the moment when healing, reflection, understanding, or self-inquiry can become another place we go instead of the life we are already inside. Not because the work was wrong. Because what once helped us return may eventually become somet
Nothing was wrong, but I still wasn't home. (opens the original)
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I've been thinking about a quiet kind of distance. Not the kind that follows something falling apart. Another kind. The kind that's easy to live beside for years. This episode is for anyone who has wondered why a life that's already good still doesn't quite feel like home. For someone who has reached this quiet distance, The Return is a private place to sit with what may no longer need another explanation. https://return.candiceesposito.com/ - About this season Season 2 of The Path explores reco
I keep wondering what love asks instead. (opens the original)
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This conversation grows out of a recognition that has continued unfolding long after I first saw it. In a recent video, I shared how I came to realize that I had stopped believing love required me to fix. This isn't a retelling of that story. It's what has continued revealing itself as I've lived with that recognition. Lately I've been wondering why it's so difficult to simply remain with another person's experience. Why our first instinct is so often to reassure, explain, solve, or make things
I keep thinking about what it means that nothing was being done. (opens the original)
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This episode grows out of a recognition that has continued unfolding long after I first saw it. In a recent video, I shared how I came to realize that healing wasn't something I was doing. This isn't a retelling of that story. It's what happened after I stopped speaking and kept living with the recognition. Lately I've been wondering what it really means to say that "nothing was being done." Not as an idea. As a way of relating to another person. And, perhaps, to ourselves. — The accompanying Yo
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