• Builders of the Mystic Circle with Brother Jeremy Castle

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Builders of the Mystic Circle with Brother Jeremy Castle

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  • Summary

  • Who are the Builders of the Mystic Circle?

    A gathering of individuals exploring spiritual, mystical, and esoteric knowledge.

    Characteristics:

    ● Shared spiritual goals, such as seeking enlightenment or personal growth
    ● Rituals and practices, like meditation or discussion of spiritual texts
    ● Learning and knowledge sharing
    ● Supportive community
    ● Symbolic significance of unity and wholeness

    Activities:

    ● Group meditations
    ● Ritual ceremonies
    ● Study groups
    ● Creative expression (writing, art, music, dance)

    Purpose:

    To provide a sacred space for individuals to deepen their understanding of mystical aspects of life, support each other in their spiritual journeys, and honor the interconnectedness of all life.

    Interested in joining a community of like-minded individuals on a journey of spiritual growth and exploration? Want to connect with others who share your passion for the mystical and esoteric? Email us at INFO@BOTMC.org to learn more about joining The Builders of the Mystic Circle or to inquire about starting a Circle in your area. We'd love to hear from you and support your spiritual endeavors!
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Episodes
  • #10 - Growing a Better World for the Future

    #10 - Growing a Better World for the Future
    Nov 1 2024
    The podcast, hosted by Brother Jeremy Castle, delves into the profound wisdom found in the old Greek saying, "A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit". The episode explores concepts of patience, generosity, selflessness, and the importance of planning for the future, offering insights into the remarkable human capacity for forward-thinking and kindness. Brother Castle emphasizes the significance of selfless contributions that benefit future generations and the idea of legacy - leaving behind something meaningful. He challenges listeners to consider how they can contribute to society's 'trees', fostering a healthier and more harmonious world. The podcast ends with a reminder to think of tomorrow, build lasting legacies, and nurture a generous spirit.

    Suggested books:

    - The Giving Tree<.i> (Hardcover) by Shel Silverstein
    (Kindle)

    This classic children's book beautifully illustrates the concept of selfless giving. It tells the story of a tree that gives everything it has to a boy as he grows older, even though the tree doesn’t benefit in return. It's a simple but powerful story that shows how true generosity can last a lifetime.

    - A Man Called Ove (Hardcover) by Fredrik Backman
    (Paperback)
    (Audiobook)
    (Kindle)

    This novel follows Ove, a curmudgeonly older man who learns how deeply he affects his community, even if he didn’t intend to. Through small acts and changes, Ove creates a lasting impact on others, mirroring the idea of planting seeds for a legacy he might never witness fully.

    - The Overstory (Hardcover) by Richard Powers
    (Paperback)
    (Audiobook)
    (Kindle)

    This Pulitzer Prize-winning novel focuses on a group of people whose lives are intricately connected to trees and forests. Each character finds ways to protect and nurture the natural world, embodying the idea of preserving something meaningful for future generations. It's a profound exploration of nature, legacy, and the interconnectedness of life.

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    5 mins
  • #9 - Seeing Humanity in Others Starts with Ourselves

    #9 - Seeing Humanity in Others Starts with Ourselves
    Oct 27 2024
    In this episode of the Builders of the Mystic Circle podcast, Brother Jeremy Castle discusses the crucial topic of recognizing the humanity in others. He explores Aldous Huxley's warning on the dehumanizing tactics of propagandists and reflects on personal biases and their influence on our perceptions. Drawing from historical examples of atrocities fueled by dehumanization, Castle emphasizes the importance of learning from the past and counteracting divisive rhetoric. He provides listeners with practical steps such as everyday acts of kindness, self-education, respectful dialogue, and empathy to foster understanding and connection. Ending on a powerful note, using Maya Angelou's quote about doing better once we know better, he encourages listeners to make conscious decisions towards empathy and understanding in their own lives.

    Suggested books:

    "The Empathy Diaries: A Memoir" by Sherry Turkle (Paperback)
    Turkle, a prominent social scientist, reflects on her life and career studying empathy in a digital age. Her insights highlight how we connect (or disconnect) with others and why empathy is crucial for understanding diverse perspectives.
    (Hardcover)
    (Kindle)
    (Audiobook)

    "Blindspot: Hidden Biases of Good People" by Mahzarin R. Banaji and Anthony G. Greenwald (Paperback)
    This book helps readers explore implicit biases that shape perceptions of others, often unconsciously. It's a practical guide to understanding personal biases and working towards greater inclusivity and kindness.
    (Hardcover)
    (Kindle)
    (Audiobook)

    "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration" by Isabel Wilkerson (Paperback)
    Wilkerson’s masterful account of the Great Migration sheds light on the resilience, struggles, and humanity of Black Americans seeking a better life, encouraging readers to see history through personal stories of perseverance and hope.
    (Hardcover)
    (Kindle)
    (Audiobook)
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    17 mins
  • "Beyond Certainty": Embracing Doubt and Discovery in an Ever-Changing World

    "Beyond Certainty": Embracing Doubt and Discovery in an Ever-Changing World
    Oct 11 2024
    In this episode of the Builders of the Mystic Circle podcast, host Jeremy Castle explores the transformative topic of 'The Power of Not Knowing', drawing on the wisdom of the great philosopher, Plato. The episode delves into the paradox of intellectual humility, highlighting the profound growth and discovery that stem from acknowledging our limitations and embracing the unknown. The burden of thinking we know everything and its effects, the importance of asking questions, the dangers of certainty, and the empowering potential of doubt are all discussed. The episode also touches on the exhilarating effects of embracing new experiences without fear and how the practice of humility leads to endless learning opportunities and potential wisdom. The key takeaway: the wisdom of acknowledging what we don't know to explore, learn, and grow continuously.
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    23 mins

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