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John de Ruiter Podcast 282
John de Ruiter Podcast 282
You Don’t Need Joy
When: September 21, 2012 @ 2:00pm
Where: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Topics: Feelings & Emotions, Introductory
How can we find joy in life? Isn’t that what life is all about? In this dialogue, John explains that when you believe the noise in your self, you’re fundamentally unhappy because you’re not being what you really are. Joy is actually the beingness of the real you, and the manifestation of that is as simple as falling asleep.
“Joy is a result of your being what you really are.”
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