652 – Meeting From Your Heart, Your Real Foundation
Feelings of vulnerability and a pounding heart can seem to get in the way of openly meeting with others. Why is that, and how can it change?
John de Ruiter Podcast 275
John de Ruiter Podcast 275
The Vulnerability of Making Love: Finding Real Trust
When: February 17, 2000 @ 2:00pm
This is a question about sex and intimacy. The questioner feels she resists intimacy and doesn’t understand why, when love-making is full of sweetness, she still seems to avoid it. John shows her how to look for what she trusts. Where there is trust, love moves.
“Where there is trust, there is making love. Where there is any use of power, then there is taking sex. The more you take, the more coarse you become. Trust makes you delicate. Find where there is trust and swim in it.”
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The Vulnerability of Making Love: Finding Real Trust
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