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Jack Naneek offers contexual discussions on seeing Mormonism in a new way. He brings in interesting analogies, Eastern thought including Buddhist ideas, and his own experience as a resource to help us rise above the either/or perspective soften our spirits to navigate issues within Mormonism
67 Episodes
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Jack discusses water skiing, casinos, and phase transitions.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 66: Phase Transition appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses the golden calf, the ladder, and looking past delays.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 65: Climb the Ladder appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses Moses, the burning bush, and computer generated influencers.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 64: Sui Generis appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses disappointment, Dark Night of the Soul, and choosing what’s happening in your head.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 63: Choose What’s In Your Head appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses Neville Goddard and Paul’s letter to the Hebrews.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 62: Who’s Neville? appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses a great movie, and a way out of prison.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 61: Get Yourself a Shawshank Redemption appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Binge watching takes over Jack’s house, and Leela is realized!
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 60: Leela, Teen Wolf, and Drama appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses spell casting, words, Chomsky and Horowitz.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 59: Good Magic appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses the power of thought and belief, and how life might be different if either of those things were to change.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 58: David, Goliath, and Luke Skywalker appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses a decision to move across the country, and, the observer effect.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 57: It’s All Quantum appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses the power of the group, and the freedom of getting away from it.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 56: Groupthink Happens Quickly appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack recounts temple trips of his youth, and choosing from the choices available.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 55: To Gamble Well appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack receives an interesting email. He discusses his own kharma.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 54: Work Out Your Kharma appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Wile E. Coyote makes an appearance and the Portal of Fear takes us to new places.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 53: Portal of Fear appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Life is a river and there are but two choices: paddle against the current or go with the flow.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 52: Go With The Flow appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack discusses the movie Cast Away, the story of Elijah, and our own experiences with God From The Machine.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 51: Deus Ex Machina appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack Naneek wraps up nearly two years of publishing Mormon Awakenings by posting this final episode.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Final Episode appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack Naneek discusses A Course in Miracles, and the idea that perception isn’t fact, but mere projection of your state of mind.
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 50: You Perceive What You Project appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack Naneek discusses a wrongly accused monk and draws parallels with the Sermon on the Mount.
The post Mormon Awakeings: Episode 49: Give a Little Grace appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
Jack Naneek discusses leaving delusions and entering the light. There is a purpose for misery!
The post Mormon Awakenings: Episode 48: Leave Delusions Behind appeared first on Mormon Awakenings.
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