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New Ashla Spiritual and Philosophical Sanctuary for Self-Mastery

New Ashla Spiritual and Philosophical Sanctuary for Self-Mastery

Written by: Justin V Gates and Michael Perry Jr.
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The New Ashla Podcast explores consciousness, inner work, and spiritual discipline as foundations of emotional healing and personal authority. Through grounded conversations on awareness, identity, unconscious patterns, and attention, we examine how inner training shapes character and behavior. Rooted in Jungian psychology and the Path of Ashla, this season offers a serious psycho-spiritual path toward self-mastery, integration, and embodied change without shortcuts or illusion.Justin V Gates and Michael Perry Jr. Self-Help Success
Episodes
  • Unity Mind Code or Code of the Student: Navigating the Paradoxes (Replay Thursday)

    Unity Mind Code or Code of the Student: Navigating the Paradoxes (Replay Thursday)
    Oct 15 2026

    In case you missed it!

    In this episode of the New Ashla Podcast, hosts Justin Gates and Michael Perry delve into the Unity Mind Code, or Code of the Student.


    Emotion, yet Peace.

    Ignorance, yet knowledge.

    Passion, yet serenity.

    Chaos, yet harmony.

    Death, yet the Force.


    Exploring its significance in personal growth and spirituality. They discuss the importance of balancing emotions with peace, embracing ignorance as a pathway to knowledge, and tempering passion with serenity.

    Listeners are encouraged to navigate their emotional landscapes and cultivate a mindset of continuous learning through self-reflection and understanding paradoxes. In this conversation, Justin Gates and Michael Perry explore the intricate balance between passion and serenity, the navigation of chaos and harmony, and understanding death as a transformative force. They discuss how passion can drive us, but also overwhelm us if not balanced with serenity.


    The dialogue emphasizes the importance of trusting the flow of life and recognizing that chaos can coexist with harmony. Ultimately, they present death not as an end, but as a part of the eternal cycle of life, encouraging listeners to embrace transformation and the interconnectedness of all beings.


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    #UnityMindCode, #emotion, #peace, #ignorance, #knowledge, #passion, #serenity, #selfreflection, #personalgrowth, #spirituality, #passion, #serenity, #chaos, #harmony, #death, #force, #personalgrowth, #emotionalintelligence, #mindfulness, #trust


    Takeaways

    • The Unity Mind Code is a way of thinking and living that can change everything.
    • Emotions should be acknowledged but not ruled by them.
    • Ignorance is not a flaw; it's a natural part of the learning process.
    • Being teachable and humble is essential for growth.
    • Passion must be tempered to avoid burnout and chaos.
    • Self-reflection is crucial for personal development.
    • Emotions are tools, not masters; they should inform but not control actions.
    • The journey begins with paradox and humility.
    • Knowledge is the anchor during challenging times.
    • The mindset of a student is vital for continuous growth. Passion can drive us forward, but it must be balanced with serenity.
    • Serenity is essential for grounding our nervous system and spirit.
    • Trusting others with responsibilities can lead to personal growth.
    • Chaos and harmony can coexist, and finding harmony within chaos is key.
    • Death is not an end but a transformation into the force.
    • Emotional intelligence involves recognizing and managing our passions and fears.
    • The stories we tell ourselves about events shape our experiences and reactions.
    • Finding stillness amidst chaos allows for clarity and peace.
    • The cycle of life includes continuous transformation and rebirth.
    • Living the code of life means embodying its principles, not just memorizing them.
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • How to Take the First Step When You Feel Stuck EP 157

    How to Take the First Step When You Feel Stuck EP 157
    Oct 14 2026
    Epispode GuideHave you ever made a plan to change your life, felt completely ready to start, and somehow ended up right back where you began? Maybe the problem isn't your motivation. Maybe you're trying to move forward without being honest about where you're starting.In this episode of The New Ashla Podcast, Michael Perry and Justin Gates explore the uncomfortable first step behind sustainable change: learning to say, "You are here," without turning that truth into a judgment.Justin describes two ways we distort our own progress. We inflate how far we've come to protect our pride, or exaggerate how broken we are until our struggles become our identity. Neither gives us an accurate starting point. And if you don't know where you are, how can you choose a step that's actually yours to take?Michael brings that question into everyday life and coaching. We set goals based on the person we imagine becoming, then demand that our current selves perform at that level immediately. We try to overhaul our routines, force ourselves outside our capacity, and call it failure when we can't sustain the change. Over time, that cycle can erode the very self-trust we need to move forward.But the answer isn't to keep reflecting forever. As Justin reminds us, self-awareness can become another place to hide. Once you've identified a realistic step, it's time to act. Some lessons can only be learned by participating in your own life.IN THIS EPISODEWhy both self-inflation and harsh self-criticism can keep you from seeing yourself clearlyThe difference between "where I am" and "who I am," and why your circumstances aren't your identityHow comparison and borrowed expectations distort what meaningful progress looks likeWhat Michael means by taking the "wrong-sized step," including the window of tolerance and rebuilding self-trustWhy excitement and insight aren't the same as the capacity to sustain change when motivation fadesJustin's Path of Ashla teaching on growing habits into disciplines and practices that become your ownHow to balance honest self-examination with decisive movementKEY TAKEAWAYS"You are here" is a location, not a verdict. An honest inventory helps you find your starting point without deciding whether you're worthy of love or success.Smaller isn't necessarily easier or less meaningful. If going to the gym feels impossible, consistently driving there might be the first step that lets you build toward walking inside.You can't borrow someone else's path. A routine that works for your teacher, friend, or favorite creator may not fit your circumstances or capacity.Real change asks for both patience and action. Justin shares the Axiom of Light: "Do not be hasty, but do not hesitate. When it is time for action, be prompt and decisive."The path doesn't always reveal itself in advance. Taking one honest step can teach you something reflection alone cannot.TRY THISUse the episode companion guide to look honestly at where you are in areas such as relationships, health, and spirituality. Choose one step small enough that you can show up consistently. Take it, pay attention to what happens, and adjust from there.REFERENCES MENTIONEDAshla's Axioms, the Path of Ashla (philosophy, practice, and path), the Law of Confusion, the window of tolerance, and the episode companion guide.KEYWORDSfeeling stuck in life, honest next step, sustainable change, personal growth, self-trust, realistic goals, small steps, habits and discipline, analysis paralysis, self-awareness, capacity for change, Path of AshlaCONNECTMichael Perry: https://www.facebook.com/michael.perry.18400700/Justin Gates: https://www.facebook.com/JustinVGatesTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@justinvgatesNew Ashla: https://newashla.com
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    45 mins
  • The Alchemy of Grief: Transmuting Pain Into Purpose (Replay Thursday)

    The Alchemy of Grief: Transmuting Pain Into Purpose (Replay Thursday)
    Oct 8 2026

    In this episode of the New Ashla Podcast, Michael and Justin explore the profound nature of grief, discussing its transformative power and the various ways individuals can navigate their grief journey. They emphasize that grief is not just about death but encompasses various forms of loss, including relationships and personal identity. The conversation highlights the importance of allowing oneself to feel grief, the necessity of community support, and practical tools for processing emotions. Through personal anecdotes and shared wisdom, they encourage listeners to embrace their grief as a pathway to growth and deeper understanding of themselves.



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    Youtube:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.youtube.com/@TemplumLumis⁠

    Takeaways

    Grief is a natural and universal experience that everyone goes through.

    There is no right or wrong way to grieve; it's a personal journey.

    Grief can lead to profound transformation and personal growth.

    It's important to allow oneself to feel grief without judgment.

    Grief is not just about death; it includes loss of relationships and identity.

    Community support is crucial in the grieving process.

    Practicing self-compassion is essential during grief.

    Journaling can be a powerful tool for processing emotions.

    Grief can teach us about love, life, and ourselves.

    Embracing grief can lead to a deeper understanding of our authentic selves.


    #grief, #transformation, #loss, #healing, #emotionalgrowth, #griefprocess, #copingstrategies, #personalgrowth, #mentalhealth, #emotionalintelligence, #healing, #purpose, #trauma, #loss, #death, #breakup, #attachment, #lettinggo
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    1 hr and 8 mins
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