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In this episode, I interview Jason Tucker, a former Jehovah's Witness from Michigan who has found peace after leaving the cult. He tells his story of growing up as a JW, serving at Brooklyn Bethel, and what eventually led to him waking up.

Join Dina Singh and me as we discuss the effect the latest JW governing body update is having on both the shunned and the shunners.

The governing body of Jehovah's Witnesses is a master at fear-mongering. Should you be worried about death at Armageddon and not getting a resurrection?

All is Mind and Mind is All. Mind is eternal, the Source of everything, the Divine Matrix in which our shared reality exists as a conscious experience.

At the foundation of Jehovah's Witnesses' claim to being the only true religion on earth is their teaching that 1914 was a special year in Bible prophecy. It wasn't.

Whether you believe it or not, you operate from a collection of subconscious “programs”, not all of them created by choice.

Things I’ve done in my life that I really wish I hadn’t.

My personal experience of parental alienation and child abandonment at the hands of Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Having been a Jehovah’s Witness for over 50 years I feel I have an obligation to warn others about what Jehovah’s Witnesses really believe.

It’s memorial night and this will be the first time in 53 years that I’ve not commemorated Jesus’ death. It will also be the first time in 18 years that I‘ve not partaken of the memorial emblems as one of the “anointed”.

5D consciousness is about living a life of Oneness and Love, but it doesn't happen without growing pains, and usually not without great loss.

What if Armageddon really is coming? Where do we stand as ex-Jehovah's Witnesses? Should we return to avoid being killed by Jesus when he comes to execute the wicked?

This episode discusses child sexual abuse within the Jehovah's Witnesses organisation. Listener discretion is advised.

How I walked away from Jehovah's Witnesses for good, declared myself an apostate and a Pandeist, went into therapy, got divorced, and finally found love.

When did my consciousness come online? Why did it go offline for a few years? How did being in a religion affect my spirituality? Do we all share the same consciousness?

Why would a person join a religion that they weren’t born into?

Pandeism answers a number of questions I've contemplated for many years and does so in a quite elegant way.

How I reached the conclusion that God became the Universe.

What do a three-year-old heifer, a three-year-old female goat, a three-year-old ram, a turtledove, and a young pigeon have in common?