The Gathering 2014 – A Roundtable Conversation with Jim Palmer

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Here it is – the second episode from the BtB Gathering 2014 in Nashville, TN! This episode was recorded at the first ever BtB Gathering, where we were joined by wonderful people from all over the US and Canada. It was three days filled with great conversations and virtual friendships finding connection in the physical world.

In this second episode, the BtBers have a roundtable discussion with Jim Palmer about spirituality and life outside the bounds of institutional religion. Jim begins with a mini-bio about his own journey, and then…let the dialog begin! This episode is guaranteed to stretch you as Jim challenges many of the ideas/doctrines/beliefs that so many of us have held as “off-limits” – and you know there’s not much that’s off-limits on Beyond the Box. Open dialog with love covers a multitude of perspectives! A big “thank you” to Jim for taking the time to come and share his heart with us, and to all of the people at the BtB Gathering for traveling so far, contributing so much to the conversation, and loving so deeply, as you will hear about toward the end of this episode. Here is a link to Jim’s newest book, Inner Anarchy, as well as to his other works. To connect with Jim visit his blog, jimpalmerblog.com. Thank you Jim and the BtB gang! (Also, thanks to Tom VanGaalen for the pic!)

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