A simple shift we make every time we go to sleep shows how easy moving deeper can be, so what makes it such a frightening thing to do while we’re awake?
Location: Israel
John uses simple examples to illustrate the critical relationship between awareness and knowing, and the subtleties of its connection to honesty, truth and meaning.
Deteriorating health and the absence of any feelings of love, joy and connection have become a concern for this person. John explains why that is and how it can change.
Is there a way to speed up the process of awakening? There is, if the believed cost doesn’t stop you.
How are love, self-acceptance and genuine okayness connected? John addresses some misperceptions and adds a little exercise to explore for yourself.
Awakening is what we’re born for, but it can come with a scary feeling of losing functionality in this world. John describes the integration process and the new abilities that will come in time.
The subtle sense that this person’s life does not belong to her opens a profound exploration of how to follow one’s deepest knowing, not yet understood, into the richness of what it really does belong to.
A reassuring conversation for anyone who longs to find balance in the turbulence of extreme experiences. John explains what’s happening and how it can change.
John describes the most delicate and heartful way to be with the loss of a loved one, and goes on to share how our beings are connected.
Angry, frustrated or annoyed? In that moment, help is at hand. These feelings are lovely messengers bringing an invitation that can be easy to miss.
We have enormous power, and what we do with it defines us in a way that’s readable even after death. John emphasizes the role of clarity in becoming all we’re able to be in this life.
Imagine looking at the the pain of a lost relationship from the kindness of a hundred-year perspective. New possibilities will open, and John explains.
