Kian Sadeghi
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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Another way to think about it is if you're a raindrop, and it's easy for us, especially in modern society, to think the raindrop is the world, but eventually you return to the ocean and you realize it's much bigger.
So that's your conception of God?
yes that's my it again i think god is more is more an experience you can't get god cannot be conceptualized it cannot be articulated it's not a logical thing you cannot use logic to articulate god i mean to me that's a it's incompatible um but so i think you can try to use metaphors and try to explain it um i always like the sufi poets because i feel like they do a really really nice beautiful job of that um certainly of describing the vastness and fundamental incomprehensibility of god for sure oh i couldn't agree with you more
Well, Islam specifically, Islam literally means surrendering to one.
I think that's the answer.
In other words, Islam, and you can, I'm not Christian, you're Christian, so you can tell me more about what Christians do, but there's a concept of surrender in Christianity.
So in Islam, there's this, I mean, it's literally Islam.
Not just a concept.
Exactly.
Yeah, of course.
Right?
And then in Buddhism as well.
They call it different things in Buddhism.
It's a little bit more like surrendering to the illusion of the ego, for example.
But the concept of surrendering, I think, is basically universal.
Yeah.
And so, yeah.
The way I think about this is there's sort of three different moral philosophies somebody could adopt.
There's one's idea of consequentialism, which is basically the end justifies the means, which you see a lot of in today's culture.
I have noticed that.
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