When was the last time you asked yourself "What do I believe, and WHY do I believe it…" when it comes to the question of God and your spiritual walk?

How you define your spiritual nature becomes the moral compass – the guidebook – for how you move about the world. What you decide becomes the foundation for how you treat yourself, others, and ultimately the planet.

I have no dogs in the fight here. I honor the atheist with the same love and respect I regard the Bible-thumping Christian or anyone else for that matter. I'm far less concerned about your belief system than I am about WHY you believe what you choose believe.

Does your spiritual belief (and any religious expression of that belief) carry a coherent purpose that leads you to your best and favorite self? Or does it serve as a weapon you formed out of fear and bring uncomfortable angst to your table?

You can't be in a state of self-care without answering the question of your spiritual nature.

Let's get into it…

If you missed Part 1 of the Self-Care series, make sure you catch up here where I clarify my personal definition of self-care: https://www.hawabond.com/podcast/episode/2916499e/ep-002-or-self-care-part-1-the-problem-with-self-care

And make sure you leave feedback on this episode. If you check the Collective Innerventions box, I just may pick you to chat with me and a small group of other listeners about this topic in the future: https://www.hawabond.com/podcastreactions