• 118: The Kingdom of Selfdom's Hidden Satisfaction

  • Apr 28 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
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118: The Kingdom of Selfdom's Hidden Satisfaction

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  • Hello my Friends! Welcome back to the Show! I am very excited to be back after my small Hiatus. Odin and I have been busy with various rituals from a Wedding, to a Concert, to learning how to evaluate and commit to Self-Care! I would like to share some stories with you and then philosophize about the relatable aspects of finding satisfaction in all of our lives. What is the difference between Pleasure and Satisfaction? If we work harder for something is it more satisfying? Do all good things take time, effort, and Sacrifice? This and much, much more on this episode of "The Ginger Bread Man!"

    Halfway through the show I continue where I left off on the last chapter of Aldous Huxley's 'Island.' This book has had a tremendous impact on me, I hope you enjoy my amatuer performance. If you haven't heard last weeks episode, be sure to go back and listen for the beginning of this chapter.

    Finally, We will have Odo sign you off with some words of Wisdom! I will be forevor grateful for your attention and ears, If you would like to talk about anything, or need a friend, please email me at thegingerbreadmansdialogues@gmail.com. Have a wonderful Week!

    Photo Credit: Ginger Bread Man by Filip Mishevski on unsplash; Concert Scene by Nainoa Shizuru on Unsplash
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