In Episode 8 I get personal, share about where I am in this deconstruction journey, and end with explaining why this work of deconstructing (and then reconstructing) our theology, identity, and circumstances is not only worth its trouble, but how it’s our actual purpose in Earth.

In Episode 7, after spending previous episodes teaching about ego, or life lived in the “World of Opposites,” I am finally discussing life lived in the “World of NO Opposites.” That is, I am discussing life lived not through the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, but lived through the Tree of Life.

In Episode 6, I finally discuss what my research has turned up about the authentic premise of the Bible, how it differs from the widely-known and traditionally-taught premise, and what we need to do about this.

In Episode 5 I talk all about codependency on the Church, the harmful effects it’s had, and how when we heal the cause, the effect heals too.

Episode 4 is Part 2 of a discussion about rebuilding life on Earth (the *goal* of deconstruction). In it I explain “the World of Opposites” we currently live in and the final tool of interpretation that will help us up-level our deconstruction game.

In Episode 3 I discuss deconstructing *well* SO THAT we can find the core foundation hiding under the lies we’ve been taught (the *goal* of deconstruction), and ultimately REconstruct life upon that.

In Episode 2, I liken deconstruction to divorce, teach you two more tools for the first of three major stages of “deconstructing your faith,” and introduce the concept of Light and what this research-emphasis of mine has amazingly turned up.

Resource - Here is the link to the book I referenced at the beginning of the episode.

In Episode 1, I introduce the importance of having a highly consistent approach to our deconstruction (hint: it makes our approach smarter, faster, & less traumatic for all), talk about the importance of the study of etymology for this (which ANYone is capable of), and explain WHY we need to approach our deconstruction like we would read a letter from a friend.