“If you look at the world like an orchestra, everyone has an instrument and a note to play and each one brings its own important moment to the symphony.” Beautiful.
Wow, Jedidiah! I just underlined "If my allegiance is with the truth, then I do not fear new evidence". AMAZING words (I am a spiritual person who happens to work as a high school science teacher, and these words resonate)
1:27:14 - " you can have a good conversation with anyone if you're curious about what they think and why they think it.... and a lot of times no one has ever asked him... "
Rich is a master interviewer - he is so genuine. This dialog between Rich and Jedidiah is so good! I was so locked-in the heart and insights of Jedidiah’s life journey and discovery. Well done guys!
SO glad that this was a podcast and that I can now read this book. I grew up in a Jehovahs Witness home and am very familiar with the struggles of patents who are doing what they think is best. And children growing up with the struggle and trying to find their own way in this world. I do not actually believe in god which is where our story changes. However, I am excited to read his book. I have been so angry for so long, I just recently lost my brother who battled with depression for so long. Growing up this way wasnt easy and it affected him more than I. And I am really struggling with the desire to point fingers and yell and scream. But I know it wont serve me in the long wrong, it will just continue to cause hurt and damage. I look fwd to this book. Thank you for sharing.
Listening to this years later a second time... I have no idea how I didn't embody and absorb the truth I have been learning. I'm really drinking up every word you two are exchanging. Really makes for a good morning cup of tea. Thank you!
This is the first time I have heard of Jedidiah but I am touched by his story and his words. I went over to Amazon and pre-ordered the audio book as I listen to this. I can't wait. Thank you Rich for all of the wonderful guests you have on.
Jedidiah is incredible. Discovered him earlier this year on the Zero to Travel Podcast when researching bike touring and have been hooked ever since. Can't wait for his book and to listen to this Podcast!
I wish I will be in such a state of mind when I will have "not a normal" job. Now I'm just thinking to grow at my current job and move somewhere with a stable schedule.
I could have listened to another two hours of this. Wow! I wrote down so many things. Rich, you had perfect patience to know when to listen and ask questions. Amazing podcast. My favorite so far. Bought the book. Gonna check out the earlier podcast you guys made together.
Great podcast. 2:15:40 - Sounds like his dad may have been a fan of Pirsig's book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance... "All back roads, no freeways allowed"
Hi, Rich! I love your podcast, this is truly my NUMBER ONE ;) Every conversation that I've listened so far has opened to me so many new things and ideas. Thank you and I wish I could talk to you one day!
Wow, fantastic conversations full of insights In tune with your inner world and emotional landscape and is skillful in bringing a voice to it Constantly compensate for the guilt inside / unworthy self / something wrong Powerful podcast!!!
Thank you for this podcast! Pre-ordered Jed's book a year ago and just received a email a couple of days ago saying that it was on its way. Can't wait to underline like every single line of it! Thank you Rich and Jed for these two hours of truth. Really enjoyed this podcast!
Wow Rich just i love u so much dude!! what a podcast f.... went deep to the core hear dude rattled my sole a bit !! what-an amazing dude you are thanks for being one of my greatest mentors love to you and your special wife Sri Manti !!
2:13:00..cerimonially v. cerimoniously...i had to look this one up but i think you got it right. cerimonially having to do with actual ceremony, ceremoniouslly is more metaphor. *edit..oh, crap, then you said 'metaphor'. it didn't sound right to my ear at first, maybe you did mean 'cerimoniously'. lol
Marriage is a business idea not finding your true love; it is more strategic partnership; being selfish wanting love; chose to have a loving family and wife!
Because they’ve stood by him through tough times , like his best friend that he sexually “touched “ who was able to forgive him, talk to him and is still his best friend. It’s those that stand by you / him when you’re not at your best and they have nothing to benefit.
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“If you look at the world like an orchestra, everyone has an instrument and a note to play and each one brings its own important moment to the symphony.” Beautiful.
I am struck by your honesty. I have never felt so deeply for someone and want to really understand.
Wow, Jedidiah! I just underlined "If my allegiance is with the truth, then I do not fear new evidence". AMAZING words (I am a spiritual person who happens to work as a high school science teacher, and these words resonate)
They way that you and Jedidiah approached this subject was brilliant. Great empathy and intelligence...this is a notable podcast. Thank you.
When something in you DEMANDS you take that step.
Powerful.
"I don't care what the truth is, I just believe it exist." I love that!🙏💖
such an amazing book
1:27:14 - " you can have a good conversation with anyone if you're curious about what they think and why they think it.... and a lot of times no one has ever asked him... "
Rich is a master interviewer - he is so genuine. This dialog between Rich and Jedidiah is so good! I was so locked-in the heart and insights of Jedidiah’s life journey and discovery. Well done guys!
Love this podcast so much. I am not gay but was shunned in church for a divorce. Church is a toxic place.
I love hearing your heart, Jedidiah!
SO glad that this was a podcast and that I can now read this book. I grew up in a Jehovahs Witness home and am very familiar with the struggles of patents who are doing what they think is best. And children growing up with the struggle and trying to find their own way in this world. I do not actually believe in god which is where our story changes. However, I am excited to read his book. I have been so angry for so long, I just recently lost my brother who battled with depression for so long. Growing up this way wasnt easy and it affected him more than I. And I am really struggling with the desire to point fingers and yell and scream. But I know it wont serve me in the long wrong, it will just continue to cause hurt and damage. I look fwd to this book. Thank you for sharing.
Listening to this years later a second time... I have no idea how I didn't embody and absorb the truth I have been learning. I'm really drinking up every word you two are exchanging. Really makes for a good morning cup of tea. Thank you!
"I am eternally teachable." Underlined!
This is the first time I have heard of Jedidiah but I am touched by his story and his words. I went over to Amazon and pre-ordered the audio book as I listen to this. I can't wait. Thank you Rich for all of the wonderful guests you have on.
Jedidiah is incredible. Discovered him earlier this year on the Zero to Travel Podcast when researching bike touring and have been hooked ever since. Can't wait for his book and to listen to this Podcast!
Love Richard Rohr! I can see he's a great person for Jedidiah. I learnt about non-dualism from him too!
I absolutely enjoyed this conversation!! Sooo.... Heartfelt, moving and deeply ..
"You cannot judge your future based on your current circumstances." Woah. I needed that.
Sooooo good! Blew my mind! Rich is so articulate, beautifully framing every issues with maturity
I wish I will be in such a state of mind when I will have "not a normal" job. Now I'm just thinking to grow at my current job and move somewhere with a stable schedule.
Sounds like a solid plan.
I could have listened to another two hours of this. Wow! I wrote down so many things. Rich, you had perfect patience to know when to listen and ask questions. Amazing podcast. My favorite so far. Bought the book. Gonna check out the earlier podcast you guys made together.
Very important conversation here. Very important. Religion should be inclusive not exclusive.
I am so grateful for this amazing podcast ♥️
Unbelievably valuable podcast. Caught on my heels, yet I feel so balanced.
Great podcast. 2:15:40 - Sounds like his dad may have been a fan of Pirsig's book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance... "All back roads, no freeways allowed"
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this.
Hi, Rich! I love your podcast, this is truly my NUMBER ONE ;) Every conversation that I've listened so far has opened to me so many new things and ideas. Thank you and I wish I could talk to you one day!
Wow, fantastic conversations full of insights
In tune with your inner world and emotional landscape and is skillful in bringing a voice to it
Constantly compensate for the guilt inside / unworthy self / something wrong
Powerful podcast!!!
I read your book! I loved it!
Dang this one got me hella emotional lol
Rich thank you for this. Jedidiah, wonderful podcast.
"Recovering goody two-shoes." So funny.
Awesome way to spend about 2 1/2 hours
Excellent podcast both of you!
Thank you for this podcast! Pre-ordered Jed's book a year ago and just received a email a couple of days ago saying that it was on its way. Can't wait to underline like every single line of it! Thank you Rich and Jed for these two hours of truth. Really enjoyed this podcast!
Amazing podcast
Wow Rich just i love u so much dude!! what a podcast f.... went deep to the core hear dude rattled my sole a bit !! what-an amazing dude you are thanks for being one of my greatest mentors love to you and your special wife Sri Manti !!
Loved this!
2:13:00..cerimonially v. cerimoniously...i had to look this one up but i think you got it right. cerimonially having to do with actual ceremony, ceremoniouslly is more metaphor.
*edit..oh, crap, then you said 'metaphor'. it didn't sound right to my ear at first, maybe you did mean 'cerimoniously'. lol
Who is this guy they talk about around 10mins in? Thx for the help!
If I'm not wrong his name is YUVAL NOAH HARARI
Check out his book, 'Sapiens.'
Thx a lot guys!!
Marriage is a business idea not finding your true love; it is more strategic partnership; being selfish wanting love; chose to have a loving family and wife!
I am in a very happy clothed gay marriage! LOL...loved this interview!
I signed on just to like this video #cuzawesome
holy shit... he sounds like Aaron Paul when I'm not looking at the video.
How does Jedidiah know that his friends proud and love him? (it is a question to everybody)
Because they’ve stood by him through tough times , like his best friend that he sexually “touched “ who was able to forgive him, talk to him and is still his best friend. It’s those that stand by you / him when you’re not at your best and they have nothing to benefit.
21.19
you are writing a book for 1 reason..... $$$$$$. stop BS ....