Sep 14, 2026 · 51 min · 11 segments
Most suffering comes from living within a tiny frame of reference centered on “I, me, and mine,” where everything is judged according to personal preferences, fears, and desires. Spiritual growth…
Michael SingerHost
You will find as you grow that one of the main obstacles to your spiritual growth can be called your frame of reference.
Where's the box, the frame, in which your reference belongs? The edges of where you look, of what it's about, that's your frame of reference.
Your frame of reference is my car, my job, my family, okay? And that's even a pretty big frame of reference for some people.
Why is it raining on my birthday? Why is it raining on my birthday? It could have rained yesterday.
That's the limit at which your consciousness is taking in the rest of your universe.
What do I like? What do I want? What do I believe? What do I hope? What do I dream? See, it's not really two letters.
You will find as you grow that one of the main obstacles to your spiritual growth can be called your frame of reference.
Where's the box, the frame, in which your reference belongs? The edges of where you look, of what it's about, that's your frame of reference.
Your frame of reference is my car, my job, my family, okay? And that's even a pretty big frame of reference for some people.
Why is it raining on my birthday? Why is it raining on my birthday? It could have rained yesterday.
That's the limit at which your consciousness is taking in the rest of your universe.
What do I like? What do I want? What do I believe? What do I hope? What do I dream? See, it's not really two letters.
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