Episode 11

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3rd Mar 2021

The Alchemy of Sufferiing

What are the roots of suffering, and how can we use spiritual methods to transform suffering from lead into gold.

This episode discusses alchemy, from the physical practical perspective to the transformative practices that permeate spirituality. From hermetic practices to Taoism, to the Tarot - Alchemical symbolism is everywhere.

Several methods of spiritual alchemy are outlined, while books and additional resources are recommended. John gives practices both for self-transformation and for transforming the suffering of the world.

Finally, John discusses the meaning of peace. We wish people peace a lot, and that can be a spiritual goal, but what is it really?

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About the Podcast

Speaking Spirit
Uncover ancient wisdom, deepen your spiritual practice, and transform your life.
Welcome to Speaking Spirit, a podcast dedicated to helping you unlock your spiritual power and transform your life. Our host, spiritual teacher John Moore, will explore ancient wisdom and spiritual practices in each episode, from magick and meditation to mindfulness and the divine feminine. Listeners will gain profound insights to help them deepen their spiritual practice, realize abundance, and create a life of joy and fulfillment. Dive into this podcast to uncover the secrets of the divine and unlock the power of your true self.

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John Moore

John Moore is an irreverent spiritual teacher and shamanic practitioner. Having spent over two decades in the corporate world as a computer scientist, John entered a "dark night of the soul." This manifested as a mental, physical, and spiritual crisis. This crisis, as John would learn later, was an archetypal call to shamanic initiation.

John dove headfirst into the practice of shamanism, looking to his Celtic and Norse ancestral line. He has explored altered states of consciousness, becoming a certified hypnotherapist and meditation instructor.

John considers himself a guide, not a guru - helping people find the path towards their own connection to the divine.