What’s in the way of living a life of continuous awakening? John describes some of the ways we can make it elusive, revealing the importance of being all-in, now.
Topic: Introductory
“Fear not. Lay hold and love.” Moving into the deep, within, requires laying hold of what you know has apprehended you. John explains how that can change everything.
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October 5, 2023
“Instead of doing something to be, even shifting, there’s cessation of doing. And there you are, a being. It’s what brings you to the tipping point to sleep.” Dialogue 1 Letting the deep, within, have the throne of your life Dialogue 2…
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October 1, 2023
“You need no cleaning. The simplicity of it is that, in all of your self and in all of your life, you fundamentally have need of nothing. There isn’t anything that changes anything for you.” It’s not about no mind; it’s about not…
Presence and humanness: these two words are opening new depths of vulnerability and aliveness, but how can it be sustained in life, and why was it covered up?
“You don’t need to fix your self …” John responds to the pain this person is feeling about her experience of lost innocence and love, and invites her into the goodness, deeper within.
Continuous environmental noise has this person feeling distressed and longing for silence. John shows her how to let go of the fight and enter the intimacy that lies beneath.
An unusual question and an even more unusual answer, revealing the wondrous complexity of a simple fact to the scientist of love.
“This is like essence-of-baby, free to have your whole life.” John removes all the delays and false beliefs we place between our selves and the limitless nature of what we really are.
Beyond being ready and willing to change, what does it take to go to ‘bedrock’ within and build a new foundation from which to live?
“Growth is painful.” John is referring to the inevitability of difficulty, pain or suffering as awareness evolves, and why its evolution is the greatest opportunity of this life.
Fully responding to new awakenings can bring disturbance, pressure, and unexpected sadness. John explains why this is so, the goodness of what’s happening, and how the past is healed.
