JdR Audio 425
“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.”
Topic: Relationship
Is it possible to live for the truth we know and be in a loving, personal relationship? They can seem mutually exclusive, but John explains why there’s actually a greater opportunity to awaken.
JdR Audio 423
In whatever you say or do, in some way it is all about the reach. Not reaching out but reaching the other.
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August 2, 2025
“When you are open to not know you, realms open to you. You’ll be moving in them without knowing.” Dialogue 1 The complexities of reaching in relationship Uncontrolled openness; no need to get it right Unprotected giving that doesn’t need to be seen…
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August 2, 2025
“Whatever it is that you draw from, that’s what will be engaging your faculties.” Knowing the field of being: it’s where your real life is Balance in relationship; it’s all about the reach A gentled heart in the midst of power dynamics The…
John chooses a surfing metaphor to explain how strong feelings of love can become a distraction from the golden thread of connectivity we really are, just a little deeper.
This conversation begins with the longing to find connection with a deceased parent, and reveals what stands in the way of living in the truth of your bond with everyone.
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.
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.
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November 24, 2024
“When all there is is the bell in you that’s been struck, as you near her, there’s nothing else there but the same.” Clueless, yet something there knows The container filled and changed by the mystery The bell is struck for the first time…
JdR Audio 407
“Great output without the usual input, and it’s only a matter of time and the deep will roar.”
This conversation opens up the difficulty of being with an angry father who still triggers your painful past. Is it okay not to see him, or is there another way forward?
