Rule 49 - Ego is the enemy. - 50 Stoicism Rules Series

Not sure about the "enemy" because there are no enemies in the kingdom of heaven. God does not have enemies. How could he? He is the constructor of everything and of every concept. He is above enemies. To have enemies is to be finite and limited. It is to imply you can get hurt or annihilated by this enemy. But you can't. Your true spirit is above that. I would say, be conscious of what the ego is, that way you can start identifying what is not your ego.

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In this thought-provoking podcast episode, we explore the concept of "enemies" in the kingdom of heaven, challenging the idea that God has adversaries. Delving into the notion that God, as the creator of all, transcends the concept of enemies, we contemplate the infinite and limitless nature of the divine. The discussion invites listeners to consider the implications of having enemies, suggesting that it stems from a state of finiteness and limitation. The episode encourages a heightened awareness of the ego, urging individuals to discern and identify aspects that do not align with their true spirit. Join us on a journey of self-reflection and spiritual exploration as we navigate the profound understanding of divinity and the ego.

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