From the Spectrum: Finding Superpowers with Autism
Jun 13, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
In this episode, you can learn: • Why the Beatitudes may describe a step-by-step process of psychological transformation rather than simply a list of virtues • How humility creates self-awareness…
Okay, so the first one is, blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Okay, so I want to just first highlight this, because you might know, you might not know, that there's two of these Beatitudes as present tense, for a reason, and the rest of them are future tense.
but it's building, okay? What core and spirit
means is humility.
Another way to think
about this is confidence.
Confidence in saying that I can't, I need help.
I cannot do this alone.
Can you explain that better? Or can you help me understand this? People in society, they have this definition of confidence and it's very limited or incorrect even.
People think about confidence as like this can-do attitude.
I got this.
You got this.
I can do it.
I can do it.
It's transient.
It's fake.
Your brain will understand that.
As that confidence wears off, that little fake transient spike of confidence wears off, you're going to resort back down to stress and your inability to pull from the data sets and the rule sets, your adaptive responses on how to handle the situations.
OK,
confidence is when your perception of yourself matches reality.
Whenever this is in good correlation, if you want to do like this for correlation, like a complete overlap or how much of that is off, how much of your perception of yourself is not aligned with reality, because maybe you can't do it.
Maybe you don't have it.
You have to be able to say that and appreciate that, accept that, and then understand what you need to do from there.
Confidence is whenever your perception matches reality.
And are you willing to accept yourself or have that self-awareness in real time? So this
Okay, so the first one is, blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Okay, so I want to just first highlight this, because you might know, you might not know, that there's two of these Beatitudes as present tense, for a reason, and the rest of them are future tense.
but it's building, okay? What core and spirit
means is humility.
Another way to think
about this is confidence.
Confidence in saying that I can't, I need help.
I cannot do this alone.
Can you explain that better? Or can you help me understand this? People in society, they have this definition of confidence and it's very limited or incorrect even.
People think about confidence as like this can-do attitude.
I got this.
You got this.
I can do it.
I can do it.
It's transient.
It's fake.
Your brain will understand that.
As that confidence wears off, that little fake transient spike of confidence wears off, you're going to resort back down to stress and your inability to pull from the data sets and the rule sets, your adaptive responses on how to handle the situations.
OK,
confidence is when your perception of yourself matches reality.
Whenever this is in good correlation, if you want to do like this for correlation, like a complete overlap or how much of that is off, how much of your perception of yourself is not aligned with reality, because maybe you can't do it.
Maybe you don't have it.
You have to be able to say that and appreciate that, accept that, and then understand what you need to do from there.
Confidence is whenever your perception matches reality.
And are you willing to accept yourself or have that self-awareness in real time? So this
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