In this episode of Everyday Spirituality, Colin and Monique share personal stories and deep reflections on the pivotal moments that shape our lives and spiritual growth. 🌟💬

From childhood experiences with early technology to life-altering moments like near-death experiences, they explore how these shifts challenge our identity and force us to rebuild. They also tackle society’s disconnection and how we can create more unity and compassion in a chaotic world. 💫✨

💬 In This Episode, We Discuss:

👉 Life-changing moments that shape our spiritual path

👉 How technology can spark transformation in unexpected ways

👉 The systemic issues of individualism and the hustle mentality

👉 The philosophy of Ubuntu and the importance of community

👉 Mental health, asking for help, and the struggle for genuine support

🔗 Mentioned in This Episode:

📘 Johan Hari’s Stolen Focus and the impact of algorithms on our attention

💻 Sinclair ZX Spectrum and Commodore C64 – early tech that sparked transformation

🌍 Ubuntu philosophy: "I am because we are" and the power of interconnectedness

💬 Key Quotes:

✍️ "When that computer arrived, I felt the world shift. It wasn’t just a technological change; it was something inside me that lit up." — Colin

✍️ "I died twice on the operating table, and each time, my identity shattered. I’m still trying to piece together who I am after that." — Monique

✍️ "Ubuntu means ‘I am because we are.’ Imagine if we approached every person, every interaction with that mindset—how different would the world be?" — Colin

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