Spiritual Inferiority

Spiritual inferiority? No thanks

I recently heard from a student who was told by her (more enlightened) friends she wasn’t spiritual because she drank wine and ate meat.

As a wine drinking, vegan clairvoyant who sometimes slips cheese on her pizza, I uphold the right of anyone to nourish themselves in any way they want.

What goes into your mouth is way less important than what comes out.


Most spiritual people are kind, or at least trying to be. They may or may not eat kale.

The Dalai Lama was once asked how to be more spiritual, and you know what he said?

Be kind. That’s it.

Anything that gets you comparing your insides to someone’s outsides is not being kind to yourself.
It’s very easy to listen to other people’s ideas and judgments but at the end of the day you’re the only one that can judge.

If you have a spiritual inferiority complex ditch it right now, because I bet you are already kind.
Want to get even more spiritual? Get even kinder.

  • Smile at the neighbours.
  • Make eye contact in the street.
  • Give spare change to homeless people.
  • Offer your seat on the bus.

Don’t let other people dictate the way your spiritual path unfolds because it’s yours, and it’s divine, and eat what you want.

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Semi fictional story about me

In 1994, I had a midlife crisis, got a boob job and moved to Byron Bay.

Quickly realized there was nothing there but more boob jobs and white furniture, so I escaped faux-spiritual beach culture, went to Peru, and experimented with DMT.

While in Peru, fell in love with a Shaman who was really a plumber from Padstow, but stayed because of attachment issues.

After following a puma from the jungle, I holed up in a Scandi-style Air B’n’B and finally got enlightened.

Parts of this story are true.

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