“But that’s not possible!” In this conversation, John shows how inner alignment and love can materialize our unseen deeper levels in physical reality.
Year: 2020
“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.
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?
Q: I love what you say about the self being only the vehicle through which innocence and purity naturally express. At the beginning of our relationship, we were both aware of playing a kind of ping-pong game, where the energy went back and forth…
In this extraordinary conversation, John describes the way that the universe is always in loving support of whatever way of being we may choose, but that our genetics can only be transformed when we align with our deepest core.
A delicate and complex issue is opened up that goes to the heart of a family dilemma: is it right to prolong the life of a parent who doesn’t always want to live? Who decides? John and the questioner deeply consider every angle together in search of real clarity.
Love. An eternal quality most of us have wondered about, longed for, wanted to be filled with. John describes what it is and isn’t, and how we naturally return to it every day without even realizing.
Q: Could you speak about awareness in the dream state and sleep state? I’ve experienced both at different times. John: In a dream state you are certainly aware, but your awareness is in the underside of your self. In a non-dreaming sleep state, it’s…
“Something is wrong …” The woman in this dialogue began questioning her reality and it has left her feeling very disturbed. John explains why this made her see the world differently, and how to live and move forward from a deeper balance.
The woman in this dialogue senses that her experience of a fear of disappearing stands between her and what is real. John explains the supreme importance of this turning point in her life: it’s the door to the real, to what she was born for but didn’t understand.
Finding home, within, is a painful struggle for this person. Even being in the world is difficult. John shows her an easy way to be genuinely at home, within, and live from a real, eternal quality of life.
