Q: Are love and that first power to be what we are the same thing? I sense the same span in love and that power from before birth and after death. John: What we really are is love, but it isn’t human love. Our experience of love is based on human
Q: I seem to have lost faith in a higher power and also a faith in myself. Can you help me with that? John: Instead of looking for a bigger power, power in yourself or a higher power, begin with the power that has the greatest reach in you.
Q: I would love to hear you speak about meaning moving – moving as love. It sounds so intriguing to me. John: Meaning is fundamental to what we really are. It’s because of that, that as selves and persons we are in pursuit of meaning. We look for meaning
Q: How do I learn and live my life’s purpose? John: By first so deeply not needing a life purpose. You’re burdened with wanting to have purpose; it blinds you of any authentic purpose. When you’re trying to have it, you can’t see it. When want and need looks
Q: As I sit here, I feel like I’m on a boat alone and the water is still and there’s no wind. I’m standing at the front of the boat, and I know that I’m waiting for something, and yet I don’t know what. When I woke up this
Q: Do you think that we humans are actually in control of anything? Do we decide, or is it all decided already? John: Your destiny is determined directly by what you’re coming from. With every choice you make, you’re making micro changes to your destiny, but your destiny is
Q: It’s not easy for me to be here, even though I have a deeper knowing to be here. I see the amazing effect that it has on my connection with my wife. I see what you do, direct and indirect, and still for me it’s totally not about
Q: My question is about having children. I feel when I look around the world that the real conflicts come from relationships that have children, and dealing with the difficulties that come with them. John: There isn’t actually any conflict in that. Q: If you are where you are! Most
Q: There is a very tiny movement of hesitation or doubt which immediately stops the movement of going deeper. John: Your use of it prevents you. If doubt didn’t serve you at all, you wouldn’t have it. Doubt doesn’t honestly serve you. Q: There’s very little though, and the
Q: I spend most of my days doing things I enjoy, but I’ve noticed since I’ve moved to New York, my stress levels are increasing and I feel very much caught up by life. I’m wondering if there’s a way that I can continue to be active all day
Q: Hi, John. I’m home, but how do I stay this when I’m not here? What best serves me? John: By not using your person or even your self for your being there. In your life your being a person separates you from your self, and your being a
Q: Will you speak about the difference of knowing and living the truth. How can I know what the truth is? John: You have always known it. But it is so simple that it has been easy to overlook. The very simplest of what you know is that within yourself, it is
