Time to Choose

The end is nigh! This is it, the final episode, the end of the journey. Well, sort of because with each ending comes another beginning and as Gravity Always Wins concludes, the time has come for you to make a choice. Do you want liberty, or do you want captivity? Because, in the end, those are your choices and it's not a matter of asking and receiving, but a matter of choosing a path and moving forward. It would be fantastic if there were a plethora of paths to true liberty where all true human rights were honored in full, but that's just not the way it works. Not because I say so, certainly not, but because principles that are eternally true are as unchangeable and as unyielding as gravity. They shape life, rights, and what works and doesn't work just as thoroughly and completely as gravity shapes our planet, solar system, galaxy, and the universe itself and all things in it. You can try to deny them and fight against them as much as you want, but those principles, just like the unconquerable force of gravity, always win in the end and the only way to truly be free is to understand them and to flow with them. I choose liberty. What do you choose?

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Gravity Always Wins is an exploration of true principles that shape and govern the world we live in, demonstrate how to build and maintain freedom, and determine our eternal reality and destiny just as completely and just as undeniably as gravity's effect on the shape of our planet, solar system, galaxy, and beyond. Gravity Always Wins is a little more concerned with liberty than astronomy because it's just a little closer to home, and host Oliver Tanner has spent a lifetime seeking a better understanding of how it all works together. True principles are active in religion, politics, interpersonal relationships, and all other areas of life. Oliver has a lot to say on the topic so buckle up, settle in, and hold on!

Each episode is not really a one-off but there is an order to the episodes, so it is recommended that you listen from the beginning. Thank you, and I hope you find something valuable here.