Migizi The Lamanite Gavii Wise

In this episode directed towards people of faith, I share some personal experiences with feeling different. You yourself may feel out-of-place due to your race, financial situation, personality, interests, or internal struggles. The reality is, whether you are a black sheep in your church, family, or community, you have a unique power that you may be unaware of. How can feeling like the odd one out end up being your greatest advantage in doing good? 

Why do humans judge while sometimes being oblivious to their own faults? Why is this so dangerous, and how can we direct our focus to personal progress while still having the awareness to positively influence other people? Self-righteousness is a huge issue in devout believers, including within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Where does it start? And how can we end it?

Nothing matters. We're all just on a floating rock in the middle of nothingness. Life has no inherent meaning, right? We're going to discuss nihilism and how it's plaguing the rising generation. Since God is an outdated concept, what's "God 2.0" or humanity's next foundation for morals and higher purpose? 

"Your spirit is starving." It was what I felt I needed to say to an investigator after they started losing desire for spiritual things. Let's learn about the science behind starvation, and how it relates to when you find yourself not wanting God in your life anymore.

Who are we? What are we? No matter if you are a person of faith or not, you may have found yourself trying to understand the LGBTQIA+ spectrum as more and more people classify themselves. Why do religious leaders seem to oppose this movement? Is it all just love vs hate? Or is there a deeper spiritual principle that the masses are forgetting when considering the fundamental elements of human identity? What does "dis-identifying" with the body mean? Let's talk!

Aanin! In this first episode I introduce myself and share with you a little bit about my upbringing and my process of conversion to the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Does everyone need church? Many would say no. After all, a personal relationship with God is all that matters, right? We will explore multiple angles on this issue, and our findings might surprise you!