Show Notes
Join us on a transformative journey as we explore the profound relationship between confidence and spirituality. Together with our guests, Keli Woods & Nāma we discuss how true confidence emerges from recognising ourselves as conduits for divine will, rather than being the doers. Drawing inspiration from the Bhagavad Gita, we examine the idea that understanding Krishna as the ultimate doer can help alleviate fears of judgement and attachment to the ego, fostering genuine confidence. We also touch on the tenacity required in spiritual practice, likening it to a sporting match where persistence and strength are crucial.
Listen in as we navigate the interplay between faith, humility, and purpose in our daily lives. By attributing successes to Krishna or a spiritual teacher, we cultivate humility and become receptive to spiritual growth, even amidst the pursuit of material goals. This conversation challenges us to reassess our actions' purposes and align them with a higher spiritual consciousness.
(00:00) - Confidence and Surrender in Spirituality
(11:26) - Understanding Surrender in Daily Activities
(19:06) - Spiritual Guidance and Altruistic Goals
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