I discuss how neurological injury allowed them to develop into their spiritual bodies.

My thoughts on Charlie's assassination and telling the truth.

The meeting began with discussions about technical challenges related to computer use and AI voice generation, including experiences with recording voiceovers and a documentary project called Telepathy Tapes. The group then welcomed Lynda and Winston Kommel to explore themes of communication and identity, particularly focusing on Winston's experiences as a non-speaking individual and his remarkable language abilities. The conversation evolved into discussions about faith and spirituality, including personal experiences with Judaism, the significance of Israel, and plans for future religious and cultural activities, while also addressing the importance of inclusion and understanding in religious communities.

In this podcast, Tahni Cullen shares her personal journey raising her non-speaking autistic son Josiah, discussing how this experience transformed her understanding of faith, inclusion, and human worth beyond societal achievement metrics. The group explores how churches and communities often exclude families with special needs, contrasting this with Jesus's model of welcoming the marginalized and recognizing the spiritual gifts of those typically overlooked. They conclude by offering practical recommendations for creating more inclusive religious spaces that honor everyone's inherent dignity and potential contribution, emphasizing that true worship and community come through vulnerability rather than performance.

In this episode, we talk about how Jesus cared for the least of these. We also vibe off "The Religion Business" docuseries from ReChurch Podcast. We also talk about how Houston can hear audio and video files compressing, Heidi and Michael's visit, listening to music before the radio and much much more.

Libby Ralston Ingram joins us as the first official guest on the Podcast of Heaven! We recall the joy, challenges, and love that John Paul emanated.