The Soul is An Actor

The Paradox of Indulgence

In this episode, Sister Shireen, explores the paradox of indulgence and how constantly chasing sensory pleasures—like food, sex, and material desires—actually shortens our lives. It delves into the idea that while we seek more pleasure and longer life, overindulging in the body's desires wears us down physically and spiritually. Drawing from scientific insights on DMT and spiritual teachings, the episode reveals that true fulfillment and longevity come not from indulgence but from balance, detachment, and recognizing ourselves as souls rather than just physical beings.

The Soul is An Actor

In this episode, Sister Shireen explores the deeper understanding of the soul as an eternal, spiritual being playing temporary roles in the physical world. Drawing on the metaphor of life as a grand stage, She discusses how souls originally resided in a pure, peaceful state before descending to Earth to act through bodies. By seeing ourselves as actors in the drama of life, we can cultivate detachment from worldly concerns and embrace our true nature. This perspective helps us recognize the soul's timeless journey and eventual return to its pure, peaceful home. “All of us souls were up above. We then came down here to play our parts. A soul is called an actor. The soul acts through this body. The soul needs his organs. The soul is so tiny.” Sakar Murli September 5, 2024

Finding True Happiness

In this episode, Sister Shireen shares the hidden key to true, lasting happiness: the third eye of knowledge. Are you constantly searching for fulfillment but always feel like something's missing? She explores how opening your spiritual vision can transform your life, bringing clarity, purpose, and unshakable joy. Tune in to find out how awakening your third eye can change everything. If your third eye of knowledge remains constantly open, your mercury of happiness will stay constantly high. Sakar Murli September 8, 2024

Water Cannot Purify the Soul

In this episode, Sister Shireen, explores the spiritual concept that the soul is eternal and cannot be purified or affected by external elements like water, as taught in the Bhagavad Gita. It critiques the common belief that bathing in holy rivers, such as the Ganges, purifies the soul, emphasizing instead that true purification comes from connecting with Divine Truth, not external rituals. The episode also reflects on how water is used symbolically in many religions for purification, but underscores the fact that true purification happens through self awareness and connecting with God.

New Souls Vs. Old Souls

In this episode, Sister Shireen explores the profound spiritual and societal impact of the influx of 6 billion new souls that have incarnated over the past century. She discusses how these new souls bring fresh energy, ideas, and perspectives that have shaped advancements in technology, science, and innovation, while also influencing social movements. From young tech innovators to global environmental and social justice leaders, new souls are reshaping the world, challenging older generations to reflect and adapt. The episode reflects on how this influx has contributed to humanity’s collective evolution and the rapid advancements we witness today. "Now, no one would be able to tell whether someone is a new soul or an old soul. New souls would definitely become well known. When new souls come there is an impact on the old souls too. Because of being new souls, there is attraction in them." Sakar Murli September 3, 2024