In this episode of ‘…We Have a Spiritual Problem, host Jeff Armstrong shares his Spiritual journey, exploring various faiths and the evolution of his beliefs. He discusses the challenges of reconciling science and faith, the importance of community in Spiritual growth, and the influences that have shaped his understanding of God and Spirituality. He emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things and the need for a collective approach to spiritual evolution and love.

In this episode of the ‘…We Have a Spiritual Problem’ podcast, Jeff Armstrong is joined by long-time friend John McGuire in a deep conversation about Spirituality, the nature of God, and the role of suffering in our lives. They explore their personal journeys through a common faith/Church, the impact of relationships, and the importance of compassion and selflessness. The discussion also touches on philosophical perspectives on life, the significance of everyday interactions, and the commonalities that unite us despite differing beliefs. Ultimately, they emphasize the need for unity and the positive impact we can have on others.

In this episode of …We Have a Spiritual Problem, Host Jeff Armstrong is joined by Griff and Sandi Griffin. Griff is an atheist. Sandi is a Christian. Despite the differing views of God, they have been happily married for 30 years. Together they explore the multifaceted nature of spirituality, personal beliefs, and the challenges of navigating differing views within a marriage. They discuss the definitions of spirituality, critique institutional religion, and share personal experiences that have shaped their beliefs. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of reverence for life and the interconnectedness of all beings, while also addressing the hypocrisy often found in religious institutions. They explore the complexities of faith, spirituality, and community and discuss the importance of personal growth, the cultural perspectives on religion, and the hypocrisy often found within organized faith. Griff and Sandi share their experiences in different cultures, particularly in Germany and Peru and highlight the reverence for nature and the interconnectedness of all beliefs. This episode emphasizes the need for genuine connections and the importance of serving one another to foster a sense of community and love.

In this episode of …We Have a Spiritual Problem, Dr. Jeff Armstrong is joined by Teopixqui Dez. Teopixqui (Dez) shares the origin story of the Colorado Psychedelic Church, detailing his personal journey from depression to discovering the healing power of psychedelics. He discusses the intersection of spirituality and science, emphasizing the importance of purpose and reverence when engaging with psychedelics. Dez also highlights the significance of community and the concept of 'PACK life' in fostering connection and healing. The conversation concludes with reflections on personal growth through discomfort and the transformative power of shared experiences. Teopixqui Dez and Jeff Armstrong explore the intersection of self-reflection, spirituality, and community. They discuss the importance of recognizing oneself as a miracle, the universal truths that form the foundation of their community, and the role of psychedelics in healing spiritual disconnection. The dialogue also delves into the differences between therapy and spiritual counseling, transformative experiences within spiritual practices, and the potential for psychedelic spirituality to influence mainstream religions. Ultimately, they envision a future where psychedelic spirituality becomes a recognized path for healing and connection.

To connect with Teopixqui Dez and learn more about theColorado Psychedelic Church visit https://www.coloradopsychedelicchurch.com/

In this episode of …We Have a Spiritual Problem, Dr. Jeff Armstrong and Lauryn Axelrod (author of Ten Words: AnInterspiritual Guide to Becoming Better People in a Better World) explore profound themes surrounding loss, familydynamics, and the nature of GOD and love. They discuss the complexities of defining GOD, the role of religious institutions, and the contrasting ideas of original blessing versus original sin. The dialogue delves into the evolution of humanity in relation to spirituality and the challenges of understanding GOD is love amidst suffering and injustice. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of personal relationships with the divine and the necessity of free will in human experience. In this conversation, Jeff and Lauryn explore the profound themesof love, spirituality, and the human experience. They discuss how painful experiences can lead to joy and growth, the nature of sacrifice, and the importance of daily practices that connect us to love. The dialogue explores the impact of believing that GOD is love, the challenge of navigating commentary versus core beliefs in religion, and the significance of personal spiritual journeys. Ultimately, they emphasize the need to keep asking questions and exploring the meaning of love and God in our lives.

How do we cultivate a well-centered life in a world that often feels unbalanced? What role does spirituality play in solving today’s personal and collective problems? Drawing from concepts of "well-centered fitness"—Spiritual, Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and Social wellness—we bring you engaging conversations with experts, thinkers, and everyday people who challenge us to rethink our approaches to health, happiness, and harmony and to deepen your spiritual understanding with open minds.Watch/Listen, like, follow, and share.

In this episode of the ...We Have a Spiritual Problem podcast, Jeff Armstrong explores the profound connection between Spiritual and Physical health, emphasizing the importance of integrating both aspects for holistic wellness. He discusses how our Physical state can reflect our Spiritual health and vice versa, and challenges listeners to consider their training of the soul alongside their physical fitness. Through various insights and reflections, he encourages a deeper understanding of how the body and spirit are intertwined, ultimately leading to a more meaningful and balanced life.

In this episode of the …We Have a Spiritual Problem podcast, Jeff Armstrong is joined by forgiveness teacher, Dara McKinley. Dara shares her insights on the complexities of forgiveness, spirituality, and personal growth. She discusses her journey into understanding forgiveness as a spiritual healing modality, emphasizing the importance of unconditional love and the challenges many face in the process of forgiving. The dialogue explores the differences between pardoning and true forgiveness, the role of spirituality in personal healing, and the interconnectedness of science and spirituality. Dara also highlights the significance of purpose in life and how spirituality can guide individuals towards fulfilling their soul's calling. In this conversation, Dara and Dr. Armstrong explore the profound themes of forgiveness and unconditional love, discussing how these concepts can transform personal challenges into opportunities for growth. They consider the nature of forgiveness, emphasizing that it is not about pardoning but about liberating oneself from negative narratives. Dara shares her personal experiences, particularly in the context of her divorce, and highlights the importance of unconditional love in navigating life's difficulties. The discussion also touches on practical steps individuals can take to foster forgiveness and love in their lives, regardless of their belief systems.

Connect with Dara at:

https://daramckinley.com/

https://howtoforgive.com/