Speaker 1: We've created a new podcast. It's called That Voice. I've
been blessed with the opportunity to share conversations with the
contestants on NBC's The Voice since twenty sixteen. Don't you
think they should all come together on one platform? Aro
dot Net, Aroe dot Net. Look for that voice when
it's extremely difficult to make up your mind. I mean,
how many the power of choice can actually weaken a
person's heart. On this episode, we're going to explore the
daily battles to live in a very clean home or
hang out in one that looks like it just feels
lived in, plus making the choice to leave Christianity for witchcraft.
It's really happening. My name is Erro. Life is a
series of choices. Who decides when you're not making the
right choice? 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 at actually your daily
gift on this highway. It is time to trust the mirages.
What is the choice? So? What is better to live
in a perfectly clean home or one that looks like
it's lived in making that choice to super clean or
is it Wow, this is the best I've got believe
it or not. The choice to live inside either description
is a great answer. It's based on what you personally
can handle. Sanity is a top decision. If a little
bit of clutter interferes with your view of your home,
it is time to keep it very, very maintained, because
you're protecting your creative path as well as comfort. A
perfectly clean home invites less visual stress. It's easier to
find things, fewer allergies, and boost productivity because your choice
to keep clean creates less distractions. But but but but
but but clean homes are not welcoming, they're not warm,
and they lack a personal feel. A clean house is
actually harder to keep clean. It's been best known to
steal your energy. I mean, it takes a lot of
time and ambition to maintain a magazine cover home. Mental
health experts believe people are happier in the midst of
intentional clutter. Not chaos, just intentional clutter. It proves that
life is actually happening. So the question is does your
home feel like it supports you or does your home
demand a lot from you? That is the choice. Hey,
coming up next, what are these stories about Christianity being
traded in for witchcraft? Is this true? Hey, welcome back
to the choice. Come on now, Is it true that
Witchcraft is giving Christianity a run for its money? Making
the choice to follow and or lead? And what if
it's not what history has painted, you know, the dark
and evil times. First, No, Christianity is not in a
WWE match with Witchcraft. But that's not to say that
paganism and wicca and other related practices aren't growing in popularity.
Here's what research is showing. Younger adults are exploring, which
is what younger adults are supposed to do. And boom,
I've got subjects to get into astrology, tarot cards, manifestation.
But why is there such a move taking place. It's
called disillusionment, a need to go more personal with beliefs
and not institutional. Realigning yourself makes people feel disconnected. A
hardcore love for all living things in nature and pop
culture has a way of helping to inspire someone's decision
to find Witchcraft over Christianity. It's not that the other
styles growing in popularity, it's just that Christianity is losing
its universal dominance because spiritual curiosity offers truer direction. We
are living in a world where having a religious choice
is well respected. People are seeking meaning answers are being
located outside of corporate religious practices. It is a choice.
I'm Errol, and that's what I was writing while the
sun was waking up on a brilliant new day.