631 – Being Meaning: A Fundamental Shift Sustained
Using everyday examples, John explains how to come into and sustain the meaning we really belong to, describing in detail how we can continue to realize and respond.
John de Ruiter Podcast 210
John de Ruiter Podcast 210
Meeting the World Situation From Your Heart
When: November 17, 2015 @ 2:00pm
Where: Copenhagen, Denmark
Topics: Environment, Introductory
How is the best way to be with all the troubling events unfolding in the world? John’s answer connects this person to so much love in the midst of the chaos he experiences.
“When you take seriously what you think and feel in your self about the world situation, you become, in some way, the same as that situation.”
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Meeting the World Situation From Your Heart
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