Most people think of themselves as being good, morally sound human beings.

In truth, they actually are.

But because of holding just ONE unimaginably dangerous belief, they are committing and supporting evil every single day without even realising it. Because of this one belief, they are betraying their own morality and humanity all the time.

In reality, we have zero hope of becoming truly good, peaceful and non-violent human beings until we shed The Most Dangerous Superstition - the belief in "government" and "authority".

In this episode, using self-evident, simple logic, reason and rationality, Drew rapidly dissolves the great myth and unequivocally proves why the myth is so dangerous and why the solution is so simple and easy that it's almost staggering.

This is one of the most important topics ever discussed on the podcast. If you care for being a truly free and moral human being and living in a truly free and peaceful world, this episode is for you.

Listeners are highly advised to purchase the book titled "The Most Dangerous Superstition" by Larken Rose, the book from which Drew assigned the title of this episode.

We hear all these different ideas of God, Source, Universe - you name it.

Different religions and Belief Systems define "it" in different ways - are some more accurate than others? Does any one have the absolute answer? (You probably already know the answer to that...)

In Christianity, we often hear of an "all-loving" God, yet does this same God not permanently close the door of "Heaven" to all his poor children who choose, in their ignorance, to live a life of "sin" for only a mere 80-90 years of existence? In a cosmic sense, of course, 80 years is almost no time at all so for many people, this belief just doesn't sound quite right.

Many folks have found greater resonance in the spiritual teachings from the East...

In this Episode, Drew unpacks and compares Christianity with The Bhagavad Gita, once again, this time to explore which religion may get us a little closer to the "truth"; how they differ in their expression of "God" and how we fit into the picture. Drew also provides some really useful and insightful analogies to aid our human minds in comprehending these ideas.

As always, tune into that source of wisdom and knowing within yourself as you listen to and meditate upon this episode.

Throughout the ages, certain human beings have been drawn to the mysterious kingdom known as "Shambhala" or "The Land Of The Gods" as coined by Helena Blavatsky in her novel about this place.

Eastern philosophies and belief systems, such as the Bhagavad Gita, speak of this supreme, spiritual abode being the place from which Vishnu came, carrying forth supreme knowledge, wisdom and awareness to share with the world.

Other individuals throughout history were said to have sought this place out, from Jesus Christ to Adolf Hitler's Third Reich.

It is often said that when the Masters Of Shambhala communicate with the world, typically, The East listens and The West does not... What exactly does this mean?

In this episode, Drew unpacks some of what we know about this secret place, contrasting and comparing the outward manifestations of this difference in spiritual consciousness between The East and The West throughout human history and even to this day. Expect to hear Drew discuss Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity as well as their respective religious texts.

Have your pen and paper at the ready - if you haven't them already, you'll want to take note of the many names and terms dropped in this episode!