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ZLORD podcast


ZLORD features two Americans seeing Oneness everywhere they look. Artist/mystic teZa and filmmaker/Christian Carter continue their hopefully uplifting banter after six years. Beginning in 2019 as they car-camp for six months all over North America, who knows where you'll find these two jokers sharing from next? From space? From their couch? Their boat, tent, palace? They're comitted to explore the inner & outer adventures of life, experiences equally as exciting and challenging to them. Their conversations' aim is to discover just how interconnected everything is, when viewed through the unifying prism of the NOW. Seeing wonders reflected back from whatever they do, wherever they look or go, this decades-married couple shares with uncensored, unabashed honesty, with gusto enough for legions. Their banter is free and unfiltered. Their views entirely their own. ZLORD has no affiliation or alignment with any organization/political party/religion or agenda. These two are not your average Americans by any means. Perhaps investigating such off-the-grid types as the Lords might expand your own perceptions? Visit tezalord.com and carterlord.com for more about hosts. Drop the two a line to ask questions or comment: zlordpodcast@gmail.com

Nov 26, 2020

The world is often seen as a highly competitive arena. Everyone faces inner feelings of worthiness when we compare ourselves to the outer world. In our pre Covid-pandemic society, even more was made of a person's public persona. We definitely were (not so much today) a "celebrity culture."

Today, anyone who wants to be can be a Rock Star! An overnight viral sensation! Thanks to social media, YouTube, and the internet, in general. The pandemic has made us all more creative and that's definitely one of the perks of our cultural re-set.

We in the creative field (Carter is a filmmaker, teZa is artist/author/spiritual activist) know how important it is to believe in one's own worth, the "goodness" of our true Inner Self. To trust that what we "tell ourselves" is true, and not based on what others around us tell us is the focus of today's discussion.

The conversation begins, as always, with our own experiences. Both of us have noticed how our spiritual growth has expanded to recognize whenever "bad" or Self-judgemental thinking enters our mind. This type of "negative thinking" is the "Barracuda" of this episode's mysterious title.