In this dialogue a questioner asks John about how to heal depression. Recorded at ABC Carpet & Home in New York.
Location: USA
Q: I notice in my intimate, sexual relationships that I can be in a moment of openness, comfort and radiance, and then if I’m spoken to in a way that feels aggressive, unkind or mean I’m very quick to close my heart and my…
“Am I addicted?” A comment from a spiritual teacher has sent this person in search of the answer. John speaks in depth about how to be what we first are, whatever our addictions may be.
A conversation full of the beauty, simplicity and freedom of being what you really are in all circumstances.
Q: I would love to hear you speak about meaning moving – moving as love. It sounds so intriguing to me. John: Meaning is fundamental to what we really are. It’s because of that, that as selves and persons we are in pursuit of…
Dr. Michael Wayne interviews John de Ruiter in New York. He speaks about his new book The Intelligence of Love: Manifesting your being in this world.
“The Intelligence of Love”, the new book by John de Ruiter was launched at ABC Carpet & Home in November 2015. Alan Steinfeld from newrealities.com interviews John de Ruiter during his visit in New York.This Interview covers topics from the book and from John’s teachings such as sexuality, parenting, and human evolution.
Q: My father died of Alzheimer’s. There was a beautiful simplicity in our relationship towards the end, but where he was going, why and how were all confusing to me. Could you address mental decline and this journey towards being? He had no sense…
Q: Welcome to New York, John! I’m wondering, what’s the best way to stay grounded? John: By deeply not needing to. Any real grounding comes from deeper within than we relate to as our selves. It comes from deeper within than any kind of…
JdR Audio 298
“When tension is introduced inside of your surface bodies, there is a real awakening that is being provoked. You’re actually being awakened out of ignorance; discovering what you are through pressure, discovering the depth of okayness that you are, in the midst of tension.”
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June 6, 1998
“Right at the core you can be okay or you can be not okay. You could open or you could close. You could soften or you could harden. You could hang on at that core place, or you could let go. Those are the…
