John explains why living up to one’s full potential can seem daunting but is really nothing to fear. Once your heart is rightly configured, everything will change.
“What we are so used to that it’s difficult to really see, is that we have many, many masks and only one real face.”
Deteriorating health and the absence of any feelings of love, joy and connection have become a concern for this person. John explains why that is and how it can change.
To be a ship without a sail is to be moved by any wind that blows. John uses this metaphor to illustrate the importance to our evolution of being finely attuned to our highest values in every step we make.
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?
A basic question many can relate to: how can I be less judgmental? Here’s John’s response, complete with how making that change is likely to be experienced in one’s self.
“If you’re being openness and softness, whatever is there fundamentally in your self that isn’t real will dissolve on its own. It doesn’t require your mind. It requires you.”
Years of inner work, and a pattern of irritation and anger can still get out of control. Where does it come from, and what can change it?
How are love, self-acceptance and genuine okayness connected? John addresses some misperceptions and adds a little exercise to explore for yourself.
