Michael Todd Fink
Michael Todd Fink
Evil is Never the Final Fact
Evil is Never the Final Fact
Evil is Never the Final Fact
Saturday 27th September 2025
Explore how evil is perceived and transformed in this episode of Kind Mind with Michael Todd Fink.
28 minutes
Thought-provoking
Inspiring
Informative
Compassionate
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Episode Overview
- Evil may not be a substance but rather a shadow or absence of goodness.
- Judgments are often based on limited perceptions, similar to clouds that change shape.
- Engaging with others beyond single facets can foster understanding and compassion.
- Suffering can lead to greater integrity and personal transformation.
- Moral courage is essential in re-humanising and connecting with others.
"Opinions are like clouds - appearing permanent at a glance but ever-changing with time."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? This episode of Kind Mind, hosted by Michael Todd Fink, delves into the complexities of human nature, spirituality, and the philosophical concept of evil. Drawing from the wisdom of Rabindranath Tagore and St. Francis of Assisi, Michael explores how evil is perceived and the transformative potential within life's challenges.
He reflects on how opinions and judgments are like clouds, ever-changing and shaped by numerous forces, urging us to look beyond surface-level perceptions. Michael shares anecdotes from his personal journey and insights from various spiritual traditions, including Buddhism and Hinduism. He challenges the notion of evil as a substantive entity, suggesting instead that it may be a mere shadow or absence of goodness.
With a touch of humour, he likens life's struggles to a child's persistent attempts to walk, driven by an innate joy that overcomes repeated failures. This episode encourages listeners to re-humanise those around them and to engage with others beyond single facets or opinions. Michael stresses the importance of moral courage and the ability to see others in their fullness, advocating for dialogue and understanding over division.
By examining the paradoxes of suffering and evil, he invites listeners to consider how adversity can lead to greater integrity and transformation. As you ponder these themes, you might find yourself questioning your own perceptions and judgments. Are you ready to embrace life's imperfections as opportunities for growth? Tune in to Kind Mind for a thought-provoking exploration of these timeless questions.