A conversation about how awareness can be unstoppable on its way to oneness. You can go the long way or the short way, and John describes them both.
Year: 2014
A basic question many can relate to: how can I be less judgmental? Here’s John’s response, complete with how making that change is likely to be experienced in one’s self.
John describes the truth as “profoundly vertical.” In this conversation he explains how it moves horizontally in life, moving and changing our forms.
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.
A perplexing and destructive habit is the focus of this dialogue. What could be so threatening about being touched by goodness?
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.
An exploration of how honesty and an open, soft heart are connected, taking us ever deeper into the unseen roots we could remain in forever.
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?
What’s the connection between the spaciousness of awareness and openness of heart? John describes their relationship, and the effect this has on our nervous system.
Questions about personal responsibility and what makes us truly human are on the table in this conversation, ranging from global concerns to being the best parent one can be.
