“As the river takes you and is able to have your self and your life, the more that it takes you out into your life, the more that it also takes you back. As it gets to have you, you are gifted with everything that it is. As it gets to have you, you get to have it.”
“What can I do if people seem to want more compassion from me than I feel?” This talk explores the difference between performing as a loving or helpful person, and the movement of deeper levels of love.
Many are able to perceive a higher frequency of consciousness than the vibration of this world, but is it possible for us to turn into that? It’s possible, and will happen quickly at our physical death. John describes how, in just 40 days, it’s possible to move into this higher frequency while we live.
This woman doesn’t understand the experiences she’s having of subtle energetic shapes and vibrations in her body. John explains why understanding doesn’t help, and shows her what really matters.
This woman asks John for the meaning of an unusual vision and the words that came with it. What follows is an extraordinary journey into the roots of our human beingness, the development and role of our sexuality, and the complete change of consciousness needed for our return.
Is it possible to navigate the difficulties that arise in divorce and co-parenting from the peaceful way of being that’s known in meditation? John and the questioner explore how to live and move from all-weather inner peace.
“You are loved and included until your consummate return, at which time you will then love and include.”
The woman in this dialogue describes being stuck in the pain and sadness she feels after the loss of her relationship. John shows her the true source of her sadness doesn’t lie in her circumstance but rather in the power she has given to false beliefs.
While we’re here in this world, there’s still the chance to remember and become what we were born for. John spells out the immense opportunity we have in this non-soul environment for our souls to evolve.
“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
