544 – Evolving as Pure Awareness in War and Peace
An epic conversation that reveals what we’re here for, how to help people suffering the effects of war, what can change the planet, and why it’s up to us.
John de Ruiter Podcast 185
John de Ruiter Podcast 185
Mobility as Love
When: January 25, 2015 @ 4:30pm
Topics: Meaning of Life
All you ever need to know about the opportunity of this life for our evolution as awareness, and the effects we’ll see later of squandering it.
“You’re not born to have a life that serves your self. You were born to be the forms of what you really are in the midst of your life.”
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