human heart

Civilization, the Lemurian people, they disappeared.

So the human heart is actually a sudden spontaneous black hole.

[laughs]

That would be then taking us into what you call the fifth world.

We are being invited back into ourselves as the strongest gravitational force.

That's called cal- heart coherence.

So the human heart is actually a sudden spontaneous black hole, and this is something that we talk about in ancient Hawaiian culture and new culture.

We're very aware that our heart is actually a black hole.

Something we can just snap back into place with the right technique or, you know, the right therapeutic intervention.

But the moment you step out of the physical sciences and into the theology of the human heart, that X-ray machine just becomes completely useless.

Completely useless.

We are stepping into a diagnostic landscape that is incredibly murky.

That is wild.

Yeah, and they threw things through the church windows.

The natural human heart aggressively rejected his teaching because, um, Simeon refused to offer these polite, moralistic lectures.

Right.

The heart is our hidden center.

Beyond the grasp of our reason and of others, only the Spirit of God can fathom the human heart and know it fully.

Only the Spirit of God can fathom the human heart and know it fully.

I think we can all say that we desire to know ourselves better, to strive towards full knowledge of self, and this demands the Spirit.

And that the beauty of this is that actually self-knowledge and knowledge of God are one movement, one movement that turns within and allows ourselves to receive spiritual realities and spiritual terms from the revelation of the Spirit that teaches us, the Spirit of truth that the Father and Son have sent to us.

And today is the second conversation in this series.

We're going to be talking about happiness, joy, and the human heart.

When we spoke last week, which you can find in the Sunday edition with Anthony Corona podcast feed, wherever you listen to your podcast, wherever you're listening to this one, we spoke about what happiness means and choosing happy, letting happy, and being happy.

with unhappy while other emotions, that's leading into today's conversation, being unhappy while other emotions are a part of, you know, the lexicon of what we're feeling at any given time.

Go ahead, Lorna.

Okay.

The and and the human heart.

Can we be happy, grateful and frustrated, grieving and joyful at the same time? Have you ever experienced happiness or laughter during a period of grief, anger, fear, disappointment, or frustration? Why do we sometimes feel guilty when joy appears during a difficult time? How do we give sadness, anger, grief, and frustration the space they deserve without allowing any one emotion to convince us that everything else has disappeared? Can you repeat that