Interview with Bradley Morris, Founder of Harpu Ecovillage and Theophilus Enterprises, LLC
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The Appalachian Gurus Podcast presents Bradley Morris, the mind behind a wellness and self realization collective.
Bradley Morris is a gifted entrepreneur, investor, thought leader, and family man with success in over 30 different industries. He deployed products, services, and other solutions to US and foreign public, private, and nonprofit entities in every continent besides Australia, including the North and South poles.
He is a disciplined and playful single father of 4 beautiful daughters, chess wizard, Mixed Martial Arts fighter, and he likes to dance on the weekends!
Bradley is of Palestinian/Muslim descent; however, he grew up agnostic. In his teens, he was a drug dealer and couch surfed a lot. By about 16 years old, he began to study the Bible, Apocrypha and Quran, where he first began his Spiritual Awakening.
For nearly 14 years, Bradley experienced very high highs and very low lows, where he went from traveling the country to lead organizations, facilitate seminars/keynote speeches, and train dozens of people to cope with traumas and pains by taking cocaine and abusing alcohol.
He heard from God many times, had visions, and saw miracles in the form of realm one day, and then the next day, you would find him crying in fetal position because he compromised his Self to appease others, which led to his Dark Night of the Soul.
Bradley’s journey has taught him that while the earth is unstable and continually changing, the only constant is God. As he surrenders every moment of his life, he is learning lessons around boundaries, self-regulation, intimacy, abundance, Oneness, and many more things. He loves to share his stories and perspectives with the collective conscious to inspire others as they go about this crazy journey called “life”.
Links: https://www.harpucollective.com
http://TheophilusLLC.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indigostarseed92/
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