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When you know the truth of who you are and have a great relationship with your self, reading can become a completely different experience for you. In this episode Morgan and Andrew discuss the concept of reading from knowing and not from a place of need. They talk about how not just books, but tv shows, movies and music will all appear different once you truly learn to live in the truth of who you are.
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