Kian Sadeghi
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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And then, of course, there's this idea of divine virtue coming from the Old and New Testament about union with God.
And all religions actually talk ultimately about surrendering.
Personally, I do believe in God, just so you know, if that's not clear.
So I've meditated for about seven years.
And what I keep coming across is the best way to articulate, I see God as an experience versus an ideology, which is that there's a quote, it's actually from Rumi.
I think he articulates, well, Rumi is a Persian poet.
He says, imagine you go to the ocean and you come back with a pitcher of water.
So the picture in my mind is the ego, is the logical mind.
And then the ocean is God, the source, the one, the divine, whatever you want to call it.
Okay.
That's how I think about God.
So I think from my experience meditating and from what I've seen, the, again, human mind, the intellectual mind is limited and finite.
And there's basically this vastness.
It's hard to describe, which is why often the Sufis would use poetry to actually describe God because it's this hard.
You can allude to it.
You can't describe it directly because it's too big.
Precisely.
It's infinite.
It's vast.
That's why I like the ocean as an example.
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