When I Come Home.: Recent Episodes
Fatikha
There are so many sides of Us. Appealing ones, and not so much. Indeed, some get lost until we finally reach Home. In my podcast episodes, I talk about our inner worlds and how constructing those different sides of Us contributes to our reality.
In this episode, I attempt to open the black box of choice-making. Sounding rather vague and philosophically sophisticated in the first half, I conclude with one very unexpectedly discovered but relatable narration.
Making choices, big or small, always presents a dilemma. I hope you will find this episode informative as well as inspirational.
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It is not rare for us to feel better or "less" than somebody. However, that is a powerful and indiscernible practice that advances our insecurities. In this episode, I discuss how we loop our unique beings by constantly comparing ourselves to the outside world. From a philosophical standpoint, I try to unravel origins of colonialism and argue if it has to do with the colonizers' falsely sought sense of superiority. My stance may be unconventional, but hopefully, it is an uplifting one.
Thank you for finding time to listen to this episode!
Please feel free to share your thoughts by sending an email to *when.come.home@gmail.com
Take care ~*
My mom believed that our strengths lied where our weaknesses were. To reach the former, she would urge me to look at my shortcomings. Regardless of how irritated I used to get at times, now I realize the true potential of her prompts encouraging me to seek forgiveness.
My mom believed that our strengths lied where our weaknesses were. To reach the former, she would urge me to look at my shortcomings. Regardless of how irritated I used to get at times, now I realize the true potential of her prompts encouraging me to seek forgiveness.