Understanding Jihad: Self-Love and Authenticity with Michael Stoller
The crisis we're in right now is a crisis of self-love... many people, most people, don't like themselves very much and then they go out in the world and often try to help people but often spread their poison, because I only can give what I have, and if I'm really angry and not happy with myself, I put that on to other people.
Ever wondered what Jihad truly means beyond its common misconceptions? In this episode of 'My Blueprint: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety', Michael Stoller takes listeners on a journey to uncover the deeper meaning of Jihad. Inspired by Anita Moorjani's powerful book 'Dying to Be Me', Michael delves into themes of self-love, authenticity, and the battles we face within ourselves.
He opens up about his own struggles with mental health and the challenges of writing a sermon, offering a raw and honest perspective that many will find relatable. Michael also discusses the influence of speakers like Melody Moezzi, who have helped shape his views on spirituality and personal growth. This episode is not just about understanding a word; it's about exploring how self-appreciation and authenticity can transform our lives.
If you're seeking inspiration and a fresh perspective on emotional sobriety, this episode is a must-listen.