Temple of the Human Heart

Yisra El Apriale
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Temple of the Human Heart is more than a podcast—it is a space to pause, heal, awaken, and return to yourself. Hosted by Yisra’el Apriale, each episode explores self-awareness, healing, identity, love, consciousness, and the deeper teachings found within sacred texts and lived experience. Through honest conversations, reflection, and transformative insights, you’ll be invited to release what no longer serves you and reconnect with who you truly are. Listen. Reflect. Grow. Return. Your journey back to yourself begins here.

  1. Aug 4

    Prayer as Participation: Joining What Spirit Is Already Doing

    Temple of the Human Heart PodcastSeason 1 | Episode 13: Prayer as Participation: Joining What Spirit Is Already Doing For many of us, prayer became a transaction. We were taught to ask, wait, hope, and wonder why heaven seemed silent when life didn't change. But what if prayer was never meant to convince God to act? What if prayer was always meant to awaken us to what Spirit is already doing? In this episode, Yisra'el Apriale explores the shift from petition to participation by examining how Jesus prayed and lived throughout the Gospels. Together, we'll explore the difference between supplication, declaration, and participation, uncover why authority flows from union rather than performance, and discover how miracles often invite our cooperation instead of our passive waiting. Through the story of Lazarus, the feeding of the five thousand, and the teachings of Jesus, you'll see how prayer becomes more than words—it becomes a way of aligning your life with Divine Reality. If you've ever wondered why your prayers seemed unanswered, this conversation may offer a new perspective that moves beyond fear, transaction, and striving toward awakening, transformation, and return. In this episode you'll discover: Why petition is only one expression of prayer—not its destination. The difference between pleading, declaring, and participating. What Jesus meant by living in union with the Father. Why miracles often require human participation. How to recognize where Spirit is already moving in your life. Practical questions that can transform the way you pray each day. Because perhaps the greatest prayer is not, "God, move for me," but, "Spirit, show me how to participate in what You are already bringing forth." Love is the doctrine. Compassion is the practice. Awakening is the work. 🎙️ Hosted by Yisra'el Apriale 🌐 www.awakenandreturn.com📧 info@awakenandreturn.com

  2. Jul 30

    The Sacred Servant

    Temple of the Human Heart PodcastSeason 1, Episode 12The Sacred Servant: When Service Becomes a Mask Why do some of the most faithful people still feel unseen, exhausted, and quietly wonder, "When will it be my turn?" In this episode, Yisra'el Apriale explores how the identity of the "good servant" can become a hidden persona—one that believes constant sacrifice, faithfulness, and service will eventually earn God's approval or secure life's long-awaited breakthrough. Drawing from the stories of Martha, the older brother, and the teachings of Jesus, this lesson uncovers the subtle difference between serving from love and serving from a wound. If you've ever believed that doing more, giving more, or being more faithful should have produced a different life by now, this conversation invites you to look beneath the surface. Through the Temple Lens, Awakening Lens, Transformation Lens, and Return Lens, you'll discover that true service is not a transaction to obtain worthiness—it is the natural expression of a heart that already knows it is whole. This episode is an invitation to release the burden of proving yourself and to awaken to a deeper truth: you were never meant to earn what has always belonged to you. Host: Yisra'el Apriale Temple of the Human HeartLove is the doctrine. Compassion is the practice. Awakening is the work. 🌐 www.awakenandreturn.com📧 info@awakenandreturn.com

  3. Jul 17

    Poverty Consciousness: The Illusion of Lack

    What if poverty is not your condition... but your consciousness? Many of us were taught that if we prayed harder, gave more, served faithfully, and followed every spiritual rule, abundance would eventually follow. Yet for many, the lack remained. Why? In this episode of the Temple of the Human Heart Podcast, Yisra'el Apriale shares a deeply personal journey of faithfully living the teachings he believed would transform his life—only to discover that no one had taught him to examine the condition of his inner temple. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus, the Gnostic tradition, and the wisdom of the Kingdom within, this episode explores the difference between external religious performance and inner spiritual awakening. Together we examine poverty consciousness, the illusion of separation, the Principle of Fullness (Pleroma), and three cosmic principles that reveal why true abundance begins within. If you've ever questioned why doing "everything right" still left you feeling empty, exhausted, or unsupported, this conversation offers another way of seeing—a path of remembrance, awakening, and return. In this episode you'll explore: Why poverty consciousness is more than financial lackThe difference between outward obedience and inward transformationThe illusion of separation and its impact on the human spiritThree cosmic principles that reveal the path from scarcity to fullnessHow the Temple, Awakening, Transformation, and Return lenses help restore the inner lifeThe journey is not about becoming someone new. It is about remembering who you have always been. Temple of the Human Heart Podcast Love is the doctrine. Compassion is the practice. Awakening is the work. Visit: www.awakenandreturn.com Email: info@awakenandreturn.com

  4. Jul 14

    The False Self

    Episode 10: The False Self What if the version of yourself you've spent your life protecting... isn't your true self? In this episode of the Temple of the Human Heart, Yisra'el Apriale explores the false self—not as something evil or sinful, but as the collection of masks we create to survive our deepest wounds. The overgiver, the performer, the perfectionist, the rescuer, the peacemaker, and the one who believes love must always be earned all have one thing in common: they were born from fragmentation, not from our authentic nature. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus alongside the wisdom found in Gnostic texts such as the Gospel of Thomas and the Gospel of Mary, this episode invites you to look beneath your behaviors and gently ask, What has this mask been trying to protect? Rather than striving for perfection or trying to fix every wound, you'll discover a different path—one of honest awareness, compassionate acknowledgment, and the slow gathering of the fragments that have been scattered throughout your life. Awakening is not becoming someone new. It is remembering who you were before fear taught you to hide. Welcome to the journey home. Awaken. Re-Member. Return.

  5. Jul 8

    Love Others as I Love Myself...NOPE!

    Love Others as I Love Myself... NOPE! What if we've misunderstood one of the most familiar teachings of Jesus? For generations, we've been told to "love your neighbor as yourself." But what happens when the self doing the loving is fragmented by fear, rejection, people-pleasing, or self-abandonment? In this episode of The Temple of the Human Heart, we explore the difference between loving from a wound and loving from wholeness. Through the Temple lens, we'll journey through Leviticus 19:18 and Mark 12:31 to discover that Jesus wasn't simply giving us a command—he was inviting us to transformation. As we seek the Kingdom within and return to ourselves, what was fragmented begins to gather again. From that place of wholeness, love is no longer driven by fear or the need to be chosen. It becomes the natural overflow of a heart that remembers its divine identity. Seek first the Kingdom within. As you return to yourself, what was fragmented begins to gather again. Awaken. Re-Member. Return.

  6. Jun 15

    What Does It Mean to Remember?

    What if the miracle of feeding the five thousand wasn't really about bread? In this Temple session, Yisra'el Apriale explores John 6:1–14 through the lenses of history, symbolism, psychology, awakening, and return. Together, we examine the shift from scarcity to possibility, from focusing on what is missing to recognizing what is already present. The crowd saw hunger. Philip saw lack. A child offered what he had. Jesus revealed a different way of seeing. This episode invites you to consider how often we postpone our purpose, healing, or transformation because we believe we don't have enough. Through the Temple lens, the first miracle may not have been multiplication at all—it may have been the moment someone stopped counting what was absent and offered what was already in their hands. If you've ever felt like you weren't enough, didn't have enough, or were waiting for something outside of yourself before you could begin, this message is for you. Seek first the kingdom within, and as you return to yourself, what was fragmented begins to gather again. Temple of the Human Heart with Yisra'el AprialeAwaken. Remember. Return. Click Here for contact information.

  7. Jun 15

    Seek First the Kingdom Within

    What does it really mean to "seek first the kingdom"? For years, Yisra'el Apriale wrestled with that question. After hearing Matthew 6:33 in a Bible study, she left excited, believing she had discovered the key to receiving everything she had been praying for. Then a simple question stopped her in her tracks: What is the kingdom, and how do I seek it? That question launched a journey that would span nearly two decades. In this Temple session, we explore Jesus' teaching on the Kingdom Within, the difference between seeking external validation and discovering inner truth, and how returning to yourself transforms your identity and expands your capacity to hold what you've been asking for. Perhaps the kingdom is not a distant destination. Perhaps it has been within you all along. Seek first the kingdom within. As you return to yourself, what was fragmented begins to gather again. Temple of the Human Heart — Season One: Awakening and Return.

  8. Jun 11

    The Great Forgetting

    In this week's Temple session, we explore The Great Forgetting—the moment we become separated from ourselves. Through trauma, expectations, rejection, religion, family systems, and the need for acceptance, many of us learn who we must become to survive. Over time, the masks, roles, and responsibilities can become so familiar that we forget who we are beneath them. Using the story of the Prodigal Son and the wisdom of the Gospel of Thomas, this message invites us to consider a different possibility: What if the greatest human problem is not that we are broken? What if we have simply forgotten? Join Yisra'el Apriale as we explore remembrance, identity, self-worth, and the journey back to the kingdom within. Seek first the kingdom within. As you return to yourself, what was fragmented begins to gather again. Temple of the Human Heart — Season One: Awakening and Return.

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Temple of the Human Heart is more than a podcast—it is a space to pause, heal, awaken, and return to yourself. Hosted by Yisra’el Apriale, each episode explores self-awareness, healing, identity, love, consciousness, and the deeper teachings found within sacred texts and lived experience. Through honest conversations, reflection, and transformative insights, you’ll be invited to release what no longer serves you and reconnect with who you truly are. Listen. Reflect. Grow. Return. Your journey back to yourself begins here.

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  • Creator
    Yisra El Apriale
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Yisra El Apriale
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    Temple of the Human Heart