The BM Podcast : Being Human

The three parts of the Tabernacle and its objects symbolize the three main parts of a human being and its functions.

DNA has memory. Does not only transfer physical information but also intangible data, data that we cannot see with the naked eye. 

We are clueless, in the dark about how precious we are. We do not even know what this complex system called the body entails, the great features embedded and lying dormant in our souls. This episode pilots you to having an understand about the DNA Footprint left by our Supreme Creator.

This episode debunks the modern day concept of man having only one life and events in the after life. This does prove that there is more to man than meets the eye. Man is truly a mysterious being . 

In a world in which it seems, harder and harder, to recognize what the objective truth is about anything, we need to be careful of what allow into our souls cause what our souls consumes affects how our perceptions of the truth are formed, they govern the way we see things and the way we see governs how we behave. This here is a continuation of the Source of Imbalances.

If we are from one source then why are the different religions, languages, imbalances, classes, rich and poor? This episode is gives you a detailed history of how the trojan horse infiltrated mans operating system, resulting in all these imbalances on mans soul.

Man being the Crowning work of Gods creation cannot find purpose and meaning from external , physical and temporal things but on the divine and spiritual. This episode gives you a deeper tour into the realms of the soul. 

Sometimes our lives are stagnant because we tend  to only feed one part of ourselves and leave the rest to starve. This dynamic episode explains to you what the 3 dimensions of a human being are and why balance, focus and prioritizing all of them is of paramount importance.

This very brief episode is piloting you to the direction of realizing that you have a  great responsibility that comes with the great power of sovereign will that God has endowed to mankind of all ages, languages, kindreds, rich and poor. Man has a moral responsibility to tender the garden both in his private and public life.

The world has changed dramatically in the past few decades. Life is more complex, more stressful, more demanding. We face problems in our personal lives, our families and our organizations, problems unimagined even one or two decades ago. These rumbling changes in society and rumbling shifts in the digitized global market place give rise to an important       question : what does it mean to be a human being?yB8Le4pCio6dIo1v6FJQ