Interviews with leading spiritual teachers and writers about their latest challenges—the "leading edge" of their work.
Michael Bernard Beckwith: The Discovery of Eternal Truth
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Tami Simon speaks with Michael Beckwith, a humanitarian, peace activist, and founder and spiritual director of the Agape International Spiritual Center in Los Angeles. He is the author of the Sounds True audio learning program Life Visioning: A Step-by-Step Process for Realizing Your Highest Potential. Here Michael Beckwith shares the story of his own spiritual awakening and the discovery of what he calls “eternal truth.” (51 minutes)
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I listened to the interview with Michael Beckwith during my lunch hour. I acknowledged a spiritual shake shift that allowed me to let go of what what keeping me from moving to my next level. Thank you for your contribution to the world.
Comment by Diana Jester — July 21, 2009 @ 1:08 pm
I just listen to the podcast with Dr. Beckwith at the gym. I’m a long time listener to Sounds True’s offerings. This is my first encounter with Beckwith, and I rarely, bother to leave comments. However Beckwith’s teachings and insights struck me a truly deep level. Thank you for introducing me to this exceptional teacher.
Comment by Kenneth Andrews — December 17, 2009 @ 10:16 pm
God as Love/Beauty. Good one! The voice of the Spirit is soft, does not call out for our selfish gain, comfort, and convience, and if we give in to her we feel peace.
Prayer is about embracing reality the way it is without trying to get anything from it and with a tone that this is a good Universe. Ask how do love and supply function and how can they operate in my life.
If we want to change our way of being we can focus on the thoughts and words of a great teacher or on something that is going well in our life.
The purpose of our being here on this planet is not to collapse into a heap of fear but to express our gifts, unfold our soul, and serve evolution. We are not tempory. We will not die. Spiritual development is mostly about letting go of something.
Due to this man’s non-ordinary experiences as a young man he could have be diagnosed as mentally ill and the World could have lost a talented servant for the good, true, and beautiful. So glad it did not go that way. Thank you.
Comment by Stan — January 15, 2010 @ 12:15 pm