November 3, 2025 • 4 mins
When it’s extremely difficult to make up your mind. Having the power of choice can actually weaken someone. On this episode we’re going to explore the choices people make while walking on a path of spirituality and or religion. Is it compared to a child with an invisible friend? Learning how to create real dialog with what you believe. I’m Arroe. Life is a series of choices. Who decides when you’re not making it the right choice? Is it the fear of going wrong? The greatest lessons in life are often lost inside hidden away attempts and concepts. It’s time to reopen your heart. Having a choice is a daily gift. On this highway we learn to trust mirages… What is the choice?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
When it's extremely difficult to make up your mind. I mean,
having that power of choice can actually weaken a person's heart.
On this episode, we're going to explore the choices that
people make while walking on a path of spirituality and
or religion. Is it compared to a child with an
invisible friend? Plus learning how to create dialogue with what
(00:20):
it is that you believe? My name is Erro. Life
is a series of choices. I mean, who decides when
you're not making the right choice? And is it a
fear of going wrong? The greatest lessons in life are
often lost inside hidden away attempts and concepts. Well, it's
time to reopen your heart. Having that power of choice
is your daily gift on this highway. It's time to
(00:43):
learn how to trust mirages. What is the choice? How
many people make the choice to walk with a universal
energy while their friends and family see religion and or
spiritual studies as being the next best thing to a
child loving an invisible friend. There's no real research that's
been unveiled that deals with making such a choice. I mean,
(01:05):
I'm very guilty of having open conversations with a higher
source of creativity. Some call it prayer, meditation. I've even
heard some people call my walks a child with his
invisible friend. Twenty seven percent of Americans do not openly
talk about making the choice to walk with God, Jehovah, Yahweh,
or whoever else that you've put up on top when
(01:26):
it comes to your spiritual energy. The number one reason
why people make the choice to keep still with their
beliefs points directly to judgment. Forty two percent of another
study unveils the number of people who walk the path
but hold out on going all out because it comes
with family and friends disapproving. Only sixteen percent say they
(01:49):
have no problem with their choice when it comes to
family and friends, while thirty two percent admit, well, they've
cut off some once tight relationships due to what other
people think of their religious studies. Hey, coming up next?
Now that we've talked about how people make the choice
to stay mum about their universal beliefs, what's next? Hey,
(02:14):
Thanks for coming back to the choice. Now that we've
talked openly about how people make the choice to stay
mum with their universal paths, does it come across as
a child talking to an invisible friend? Now I'm not
wrong when I ask if it's like a child talking
to an invisible friend. Because many people inside their studies
(02:34):
all agree with that perspective. One mental health expert calls
it a psychological process, a way for people to express thoughts, emotions,
and hopes. It's a form of self soothing, reflection and
religious regulation. But but, but but but those who make
that choice to be more open with their religious studies say,
(02:57):
no way. God is not viewed in your imagination. It's
not like a child with an invisible friend. It's seen
as a real dialogue or a real authentic connection. It's
seen as a relationship in the building stages, not self
talk like an invisible friend. It's got nothing to do
(03:18):
with pretending to have a talk with God. It's an
authentic talk. It's seen as being trusting. No matter what
your choice is, talking to something you can't see is
processing life, locating that meaning you really do feel like
you're alone. It's your path. Do you personally believe in
(03:39):
what you're bringing forward inside your mind, body, and soul?
And if that is true, then you gotta love yourself
a whole lot more. The choice to call your conversation
with God a child with an invisible friend or it's
just something I do. That's exactly what my mom would say.
It's just something thing I do. Well, Mom, why, it's
(04:01):
just something that I do. I'm arrow And that's what
I was writing while the sun was waking up on
a brilliant new day.
When it's extremely difficult to make up your mind. I mean,
having that power of choice can actually weaken a person's heart.
On this episode, we're going to explore the choices that
people make while walking on a path of spirituality and
or religion. Is it compared to a child with an
invisible friend? Plus learning how to create dialogue with what
(00:20):
it is that you believe? My name is Erro. Life
is a series of choices. I mean, who decides when
you're not making the right choice? And is it a
fear of going wrong? The greatest lessons in life are
often lost inside hidden away attempts and concepts. Well, it's
time to reopen your heart. Having that power of choice
is your daily gift on this highway. It's time to
(00:43):
learn how to trust mirages. What is the choice? How
many people make the choice to walk with a universal
energy while their friends and family see religion and or
spiritual studies as being the next best thing to a
child loving an invisible friend. There's no real research that's
been unveiled that deals with making such a choice. I mean,
(01:05):
I'm very guilty of having open conversations with a higher
source of creativity. Some call it prayer, meditation. I've even
heard some people call my walks a child with his
invisible friend. Twenty seven percent of Americans do not openly
talk about making the choice to walk with God, Jehovah, Yahweh,
or whoever else that you've put up on top when
(01:26):
it comes to your spiritual energy. The number one reason
why people make the choice to keep still with their
beliefs points directly to judgment. Forty two percent of another
study unveils the number of people who walk the path
but hold out on going all out because it comes
with family and friends disapproving. Only sixteen percent say they
(01:49):
have no problem with their choice when it comes to
family and friends, while thirty two percent admit, well, they've
cut off some once tight relationships due to what other
people think of their religious studies. Hey, coming up next?
Now that we've talked about how people make the choice
to stay mum about their universal beliefs, what's next? Hey,
(02:14):
Thanks for coming back to the choice. Now that we've
talked openly about how people make the choice to stay
mum with their universal paths, does it come across as
a child talking to an invisible friend? Now I'm not
wrong when I ask if it's like a child talking
to an invisible friend. Because many people inside their studies
(02:34):
all agree with that perspective. One mental health expert calls
it a psychological process, a way for people to express thoughts, emotions,
and hopes. It's a form of self soothing, reflection and
religious regulation. But but, but but but those who make
that choice to be more open with their religious studies say,
(02:57):
no way. God is not viewed in your imagination. It's
not like a child with an invisible friend. It's seen
as a real dialogue or a real authentic connection. It's
seen as a relationship in the building stages, not self
talk like an invisible friend. It's got nothing to do
(03:18):
with pretending to have a talk with God. It's an
authentic talk. It's seen as being trusting. No matter what
your choice is, talking to something you can't see is
processing life, locating that meaning you really do feel like
you're alone. It's your path. Do you personally believe in
(03:39):
what you're bringing forward inside your mind, body, and soul?
And if that is true, then you gotta love yourself
a whole lot more. The choice to call your conversation
with God a child with an invisible friend or it's
just something I do. That's exactly what my mom would say.
It's just something thing I do. Well, Mom, why, it's
(04:01):
just something that I do. I'm arrow And that's what
I was writing while the sun was waking up on
a brilliant new day.
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