Kenneth Fuller
@PapaJuju · 4:49
Are you feeling guilty because you enjoy your shadow self? Listen to these recordings
Now, I'm not saying that he uses the term light self, but he uses the term shadow self. But for those of you who seem to be stuck because of your religious convictions, because of the mores and conventions of society, you can't come out. You can't say who you are. You can't live authentically. You feel guilty for doing the things you do at home in the privacy of your own bedroom because of that dichotomy. That's the there
Darrain …
@TheBriefOne · 2:44
But a shadow self, as you did say, does imply a light body, as in, you would assume there's some type of divine version of self. If there's a shadow self, yes, you have your consciousness, but there must imply that there's some, like, ideal version of you. It's hard to meditate on because you think about Philip Zimbardo, the Lucifer effect. You think about how there are other people
Kenneth Fuller
@PapaJuju · 4:51
It shows my progression from organized religion, where I started out in the baptist church, then the church of Nazarene, then the assemblies of God, then just full gospel, charismatic, independent, and finally, you know, coming back to my roots, part, in the pun, as a spiritual practitioner, which is what I grew up around here in the south. Zora Neale Hurston has written a lot about that subculture of the african american experience in her books, most notably muse and men
Kenneth Fuller
@PapaJuju · 4:36
In conclusion, brother, you know, being mentored and raised in the Baptist church and Bible college seminary, and of course, all of my independent world religion studies, I've traveled extensively around the world, twice. Buddhist monasteries in Haiti for a week with the late supreme servitor Voodoo at T Max Beauvoir. You can look him up on Wikipedia. He was a very good friend of mine
