How can you be around people you care for, but don’t agree with? Dissociation only manifests more separation, and John shares how to stay connected.
Topic: Introductory
Imagine looking at the the pain of a lost relationship from the kindness of a hundred-year perspective. New possibilities will open, and John explains.
The sense of entering the second half of life is sharpening this person’s focus on what matters most, and raising some fundamental questions.
A deep dive into the power of profound honesty to make oneness as reachable as going to sleep – without actually falling asleep.
Sometimes, figuring things out doesn’t work in the way we expect. Dissolving core patterns is one example of this, and John explains why.
A perplexing and destructive habit is the focus of this dialogue. What could be so threatening about being touched by goodness?
John responds to a mother’s wish to understand why her young daughter still seems unhappy, despite her best efforts at parenting.
This dialogue is a continuation of last week’s podcast 597. John speaks about what ego is, the power we have to create mystery to conceal what is clear, and what takes us deeper than personal integrity.
Person, self, being … what’s the difference and what is real? Using different analogies, John explains how our different levels connect and shares the code to being what we really are.
John reveals the source of the deep well of sadness and pain this person carries, and shares how she can reconnect with her original happiness.
John responds to a spiritual dilemma: a desperate longing for realization, coupled with the fear of nothingness that seems to come with it.
Closing down to the experience of vulnerability can mean dissociating from the body. John shares a simple way to become more present however uncomfortable we feel.
