What’s John’s perspective on the value of civilian protests in times of war? This conversation searches out what really helps in a complex situation.
Topic: Feelings & Emotions
Meeting your growing child’s insistence and willfulness can be very challenging. Where does it come from, and how is the best way to be with it?
JdR Audio 430
“What you are doesn’t come from the structure that you’re in. It doesn’t come from any structure that you use.”
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April 12, 2026
“The natural forming of your identity needs its own time. If you hurry it, you’ll deceive yourself.” Bias and the use of words; how power solidifies form The fluid forming and dissolving of identity Genetics: a pre-packaged, immediate possibility of your self The…
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April 5, 2026
“Your conscience doesn’t tell you right and wrong. Your conscience, when it’s operable, enables you to feel when you leave you.” Dialogue 1 Aligning to your most delicate conscience An exercise to do before you sleep; the love’s blush emoji Dialogue 2…
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.
JdR Audio 428
“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.”
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March 1, 2026
“The greatest drug is produced by authenticity. When you are authentic in your self, your self is incentivized to be authentic.” Every experience in our selves is a drug The gross instability of perspective Beingness, for your self, is a drug Authenticity won’t…
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.
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December 31, 2025
“Authenticity is a healing influence. That’s without anything being done.” Being with others; the reach of genuineness Living and seeing without impulse; truly perceiving Newness of feeling in being cracked open Closing has form; opening changes form There’s a measure of control in…
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?
