JdR Audio 294
“Your soul is of greater value than anything else you have. Your soul is of greater value than all of your heart. It’s of greater value than all of your being. Everything that matters is dependent on the condition of your soul.”
Month: November
Q: I want to get clear about what seems like a demon that repeatedly comes in bringing pain, as if to say, “now you have to look at it.” Are there, perhaps, dark energies? How can I be with them? John: Yes, there are dark energies…
JdR Audio 292
“Your power belongs exclusively to what you know the truth of in your heart, even if what you know the truth of is such a tiny, tiny little bit. That tiniest little bit is home, and there’s no sin that prevents your return.”
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November 19, 2015
“Your power belongs exclusively to what you know the truth of in your heart, even if what you know the truth of is such a tiny, tiny little bit. That tiniest little bit is home, and there’s no sin that prevents your return.” The…
Q: As I sit here, I feel like I’m on a boat alone and the water is still and there’s no wind. I’m standing at the front of the boat, and I know that I’m waiting for something, and yet I don’t know what….
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November 15, 2015
”As you live knowing and seeing from within a greater horizon than what you can perceive as a person, your eyes will change, revealing a much deeper inner substance. It’s your real presence beyond anything that can affect your self, and it is what…
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…
“You weren’t born to do whatever you like.” A conversation that goes into the detail of really growing up, and the power of our “yes” to what we know.
John describes the importance of relating to the edge of knowing, and how it’s being at this edge that puts you into what you really are.
Through the analogy of bending a spoon, John shows the innocence of the self and the love we are able to be in the midst of all agitation.
“A change of circumstance is really just a change of opportunity.” John describes how we don’t need to feel our unseen roots to know they are there, able to flourish under any conditions.
