Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Are you as selfless as you think you are? My answer surprised me! EP 116
Are you as selfless as you think you are? My answer surprised me! EP 116
Are you as selfless as you think you are? My answer surprised me! EP 116
Monday 25th January 2021
Reflect on whether your prayers are selfless or selfish with Preston Moore on The High Cost of Anonymity Podcast - EP 116. Tune in for an insightful discussion.
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Get the buttons here!Are Your Prayers Really Selfless? Reflecting on True Intentions with Preston Moore
Are your prayers, hopes, and dreams really we-centric, or are they I-centric? Are they service-centric? And I'm talking inconvenience service, not just convenient service and being nice. Are they others-centric or are they me-centric?
Ever thought about whether your prayers are truly selfless or just sound good on the surface? In this eye-opening episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', host Preston Moore dives into the tricky waters of selflessness versus selfishness in our spiritual practices. Reflecting on his own experiences, Moore shares moments of volunteering where he realized his prayers, though well-intentioned, were more about himself than he cared to admit.
This episode isn't just about prayer; it's a call to examine our actions and intentions. Are we really helping others, or just ticking boxes to feel good about ourselves? Moore encourages listeners to dig deep and question whether their prayers and actions are 'we-centric' or 'me-centric'. It's a challenge to move beyond just saying the right things and actually doing the right things, even when it's inconvenient.
He shares personal stories and insights on how keeping our struggles to ourselves can prevent us from truly connecting with others and offering genuine help. This episode also touches on the power of sharing your story. Moore emphasizes that by opening up about our challenges, we not only help ourselves but also provide a lifeline to others facing similar issues.
It's about breaking down the stigma around mental health, addiction, and finding purpose, making support systems like counseling and therapy as routine as a gym session. One key takeaway is the importance of active service. Moore points out that real service often happens when it's least convenient, urging listeners to seek out opportunities to volunteer and make a tangible impact. He also reflects on how his own prayers have sometimes been cloaked in gratitude and service but were ultimately self-centered.
This episode is a heartfelt invitation to shift from a 'me' mindset to a 'we' mindset, fostering a sense of community and collective well-being. Tune in to this thought-provoking discussion and see how a change in perspective can lead to more meaningful connections and a more fulfilling life.