#887 Lightbulbs in the Temple of God

Less Graffiti, More Shining

In our last +1, we talked about Joseph Campbell’s koan: “What am I? Am I the bulb that carries the light, or am I the light of which the bulb is a vehicle?

Hmmm… 🤔

YES!!! 🤓

Saving the longer philosophical chat for another time, we attempted to ground that brilliant mind-bender into practical reality by talking about how to dial our lightbulb wattage all the way up to a lighthouse-worthy 1,000 watts of goodness.

How? Our Fundies, of course.

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Today, we’re going to talk about one more little facet of How to Optimize and Actualize Spirituality-Wise.

You know that whole idea that our bodies are the temples of God? It’s echoed throughout a number of wisdom traditions.

The Bible (via Corinthians 6:19-20) tells us that our bodies are the temples of God.

In Buddhism we learn (via the Buddha): “Your body is precious. It is our vehicle for awakening. Treat it with care.

And, in Hinduism we are told (via the Rig Veda): “The human body is the temple of God.

So…

Uh…

Are you acting like it?

That’s Today’s +1.

Super simple.

When we Eat, Move, and Sleep Today, let’s act like we’re honoring the temples of God for which we’ve been blessed to be a steward.

All that sugar and flour and pseudo-food?

The lack of movement (or overtraining!)?

The overconsumption of nonsense entertainment that diminishes the quality of our sleep?

Aren’t all those sub-optimal behaviors kinda like spray painting graffiti all over a beautiful Temple?

Sure seems like it.

Let’s not do that.

Let’s honor our Temples.

Today.

One micro-fundie at a time.

As we plug in together and let the lightbulbs in the Temples shine!

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