John the Beloved

Insights

Insights

Listening to Heart not Noise

This month I’m talking about listening with the heart. Because if we don’t listen with our heart, we listen to the noise around us. We’re bombarded with noise all day

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Insights

Sustaining Our Purpose

When we’re in alignment with our purpose, genuinely in alignment. We’ve clarified it by sitting in our heart chakra and asking, hopefully using the meditation exercise that we’ve given you

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When Authenticity Meets Purpose

The Foundation of All True Service There’s a profound truth that often gets overlooked in our purpose-driven world: when purpose lacks authenticity it’s simply performance. We can have all the

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Awareness

Are You Genuinely Being You?

I read a quote the other day that stayed with me. Be yourself, everybody else, is already taken. And it made me stop and think, when we’re not ourselves, when

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Challenges

How To Be You

There’s something rather extraordinary that happens when we stop trying to be anyone else. When we let go of the carefully curated versions of ourselves we think we ought to

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Insights

The Spiritual Journey

At the end of December, John spoke about the spiritual journey, the journey that we’re all on. And so this coming year, we thought that through social media, we would

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Choice

The Spiritual Journey: A Year of Becoming

We’re here because something in us refuses to settle. Because we’ve tried living from the outside in, letting the world tell us who to be. We’re here because late at night, we can feel our real self is asking to be known.
The purpose isn’t to transcend our humanity or achieve some pristine spiritual state where we never feel angry or afraid or confused. Thank goodness for that, because we’d fail spectacularly.

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Insights

Being Grounded in our Spiritual Growth

Spirituality isn’t something we chase. It’s something we remember. It’s already here, humming quietly beneath the noise of everyday life, waiting for us to slow down just enough to notice.

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