A spiritual awakening can feel like basking in sunshine, but what to do when the clouds roll in? John explains how to stay in your love once the experience has passed.
Location: Interactive Livestream
Here’s John’s answer to a question that comes up for many people at some point in their life: what is love and how can we fully feel it?
John often refers to what is real and what is actual. What does he mean, and how do we know when we’re being real?
A fundamental teaching on living from the heart, your return to the quiet happiness of innocence.
“You don’t need to fix your self …” John responds to the pain this person is feeling about her experience of lost innocence and love, and invites her into the goodness, deeper within.
Continuous environmental noise has this person feeling distressed and longing for silence. John shows her how to let go of the fight and enter the intimacy that lies beneath.
Feeling weak, tired and caught in waves of uncertainty about what to do – does something need to change? A conversation showing the deep healing and clarity that comes from adding warmth to the discomfort of feeling clueless.
Using the analogy of awakening as the experience of golden sunshine, John explains what’s happening when clouds seem to cover it, and how to remain oriented to your love of the sun.
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January 15, 2023
“How to be taken over by the deepest level of the real that you’ve awakened to is by letting that have all practical implications.” What is started in the unseen can’t be halted Sexuality’s reach into the real; polarization locks it down Direct response…
The feeling of spiritual fulfillment easily flows into a wish to teach or share with others, but what makes a person ready to take such a step?
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November 27, 2022
“In reality you have absolutely no rights. You don’t have the right to your own heart, you don’t have the right to love. Your heart has right to you. Love has right to you.” Dialogue One You can have a relationship; you don’t…
This conversation highlights the difference between awakening and full embodiment: the first is easily come by, but the second is rare and requires an unusual depth of character.
