A mother feels entangled in the difficulties of her handicapped child’s condition and asks how she can be of real help. John shows how they can meet and enjoy each other without the condition getting in the way, which will also help the condition.
What is time in the context of eternity? What is destiny and can it be changed? In this dialogue, John explains that there are levels to both time and destiny, and that there is really only one way to comprehend their meaning.
This discussion goes ‘way out there’! It touches into the emergence of a greater reality, our inner blueprint, and what happens as we resonate and respond to this deep movement of oneness entering reality.
“What is love?” is the question, and John’s response takes us first to the answer, and then into the many levels of love to be lived here in this life, and what remains after death.
So many teachings, so many opportunities for confusion: how to know what to follow? In the end, it’s only you, listening to your inner tuning fork that can direct you to what is worth believing.
It comes so strongly and we feel fully taken… But what’s the real purpose and meaning of a powerful experience of immense love? In this dialogue, John describes what the experience points to — the opening of the door to your being.
What is the energy of the feminine? Listening and being available, open and soft in the midst of strong and uncomfortable feelings. It’s what you love, it’s what you really are.
While the common wisdom of today suggests that self-empowerment is the key to success and happiness, John explains why this unintegrated form of awareness is not at all up to the task we’ve given it. And in fact, is the very reason many of us feel anxious, uncertain, and filled with a sense of lack.
“My sole purpose is to be, in life, what we are after we’ve died. Through openness and softness of heart and core-splitting honesty at any personal cost, I live as that while actualizing the same in others I meet. I am available as a resource for anyone who recognizes and values this way of being.”
– John de Ruiter
