Ep. 83 - Walking Through Walls (ft. Zainub Naqvi)

Welcome back! In this episode of "Timeless Spirituality," host Daniel, an American Jew, has a meaningful conversation with Zainub Naqvi, a Muslim American, about a different side of the Israel/Gaza conflict. This episode delves into the personal and spiritual realms of its participants.

Daniel shares his unique spiritual experiences, believing he has lived past lives on both sides of this ancient conflict. His stories shed light on the complexities of identity, karma, and the historical cycles of conflict and peace.

Zainub discusses her experiences growing up as a Muslim American post-September 11th, reflecting on the challenges and changes she faced in a rapidly shifting world. Her insights provide a powerful perspective on identity, faith, and the struggle to find belonging.

Together, Daniel and Zainub explore the importance of thoughtful reaction, a principle rooted in their spiritual and cultural backgrounds. Their conversation blends personal narratives, spiritual wisdom, and cultural insights, offering a well-rounded perspective on a complex issue.

"Walking Through Walls" is more than a conversation about a geopolitical conflict; it's a testament to the power of spirituality in bridging divides, healing wounds, and fostering understanding. Join us for this episode as Daniel and Zainub show how spirituality can connect people across challenging divides.

Zainub's bio:

Zainub is a Pakistani-American writer. Her passion is to help others heal the relationship with the self and others, and expresses these topics along with matters of the heart through her art. She is a student of life and deeply interested in all things spiritual. Although she’s soon to be a life coach, she works in marketing for her day job. 

You can find her work at @wordsbyzainub on Instagram.