Dr Nyasha John Kavhiza: Why Are People Not Honest? | Radical Truth | The Gift Kangele Podcast EP 01

On this episode, I have the pleasure of hosting Dr. Nyasha John Kavhiza, a distinguished scholar and accomplished agronomist from the Peoples Friendship University named after Patrice Lumumba (RUDN). Together, we delve into the intriguing topic of Honesty and Radical Truth.
Throughout life, Honesty has played a pivotal role in various domains such as #history , #science , #religion , #philosophy , and is now regarded as an essential component of #human relations and our way of #life . Its significance can be traced back to ancient civilizations like Egypt, China, and Mesopotamia.
During our conversation, we explore the true essence of Honesty, its profound importance, and the psychological benefits it brings. We also tackle the challenges that arise when trying to embody Honesty and provide actionable steps for cultivating this virtue in our lives. Additionally, we delve into the ongoing debates surrounding Honesty and ethics.
Through our discussion, we come to realize that Honesty acts as our compass, guiding us through the complexities of life. It serves as a mirror, reflecting our true selves and imperfections. Honesty becomes the golden thread that weaves the fabric of integrity, leading us towards a life of genuine fulfillment.
Join us in uncovering the central role that Honesty plays in living a purposeful Life.
The Gift Kangele Podcast | EP 01
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Profound - taking note ✍️❤️. Thank you 🙏.. looking forward to more

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It was so interesting ✍🏾
Looking forward to see more episodes

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This has been an insightful conversation 👌🔥I was glued to every minute🔥🔥

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[@israelawodeji]

“Speak your truth quietly but firmly “ ~desiderata 🔥🔥. It was so insightful and informative! Btw…Where does our moral compass come from, is it a product of our evolutionary history , some sort of innate inclinations as humans or both ? 😅

[@thegiftkangele]

Thank you for the feedback and a very interesting question you have. Morality has been a debated for ages and now that you ask of its origin, even makes it more interesting. It is likely that our moral compass is influenced by a combination of factors, including the above-mentioned; evolutionary history and innate inclinations as humans. Cultural and environmental influences also do contribute to our morality. Actually, there are a play of genes as well.

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The conversation was quite educative... Eagerly waiting for the next episode

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Wonderful. More episodes are soon coming.☺

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This is fantastic 💕. I was completely absolved in the talk. I can't wait to watch the next episode 🙏

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Thank you. More episodes are soon coming.