Opening the heart is key to our return to innocence, but its significance doesn’t mean it’s complicated. In fact, this happens countless times a day without us realizing it.
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How can you be around people you care for, but don’t agree with? Dissociation only manifests more separation, and John shares how to stay connected.
John reveals how searching for one’s own creative flow in the workplace is to misunderstand the universal quality our creative potential depends on.
Likening devotion to a river and its many movements, John opens up the meaning of devotion and how it’s able to connect us to our deepest roots, within.
What’s the connection between the being and the soul, and is there a need for discipline and focus for the soul to evolve?
John answers questions about how to move in the world without leaving the heart. But what if others think that enjoying life and doing less is irresponsible?
“What’s the best way to stay grounded?” John’s answer to this common question is most uncommon, revealing how to come into the profound relaxation of home, within.
Shame, fear, anger … is it really possible to be okay in any circumstance, even when feeling attacked by others? There is transformative potential, and John explains.
“This is like essence-of-baby, free to have your whole life.” John removes all the delays and false beliefs we place between our selves and the limitless nature of what we really are.
That nervous feeling of being on the brink of transformation is explored in this conversation, revealing the investments placed between our selves and our true home, within.
“If it isn’t natural, immediate and beautifully easy, you’re making it too difficult.” Discover what John is referring to in this conversation about whether intense fear can prevent us from living from the heart.
Q: I don’t know how to get into my heart. I understand how that happens naturally just before I fall asleep, but how do I be in my heart in the midst of all my feelings, without judging from the head? John: If you…
