“I dread going to work: Should I leave my job?” This questioner is wondering how to deal with a difficult boss. John shows how, when there isn’t a tightening within, an unpleasant experience can actually open deeper love, making it possible to flourish even in difficulty.
What is true individuality? How are we different and what is it that makes us the same? How would we change, as humanity, if we connect as beings rather than selves? John explains the shift of connectivity that happens when we awaken to the calling. In allowing our awakening to manifest through our heart, self and person, we manifest the beginning of oneness, realized in form.
What is the relationship between innocence and compassion?
What is the root of compassion?
– The root of compassion is in you being in your heart.
– When you are in your heart you will feel towards others
– When you are in your heart you naturally love; that is your real movement.
– When you take your self and how you experience your personality to heart, you will become polarized and relate to others in a polarized way
– If someone mistreats you and you stay in your heart, you’ll realize they don’t need to change how they treat you, for you to feel for that one
– When you are in your innocence, it is because you are being in your heart
– For you to be in your innocence, be in your heart at any personal expense
– You are able to meet and commune. No one needs to treat you well for you to be in that availability
– The more open you are, the more that you’re able to see and read what is actually there in another.
There’s just one thing that can be of any help in a polarized world, and it matters more than any of our words and intentions. John explains why.
A fundamental topic: the healing effect of no longer relating by positive or negative emotion instead of the connectivity of beingness.
“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
