Fri, 2 October 2020
Interactive Live Stream - April 5, 2020 Afternoon "What can I do if people seem to want more compassion from me than I feel?" This talk explores the difference between performing as a loving or helpful person, and the movement of deeper levels of love. Dialogues with John de Ruiter bring you into your heart, and into the depths of your being, where the meaning of life opens up in awareness.
Direct download: JdR_Podcast_392_-_Compassion_-_Quieted_Listener_or_Self-Involved_Helper.mp3
Category:Spoken -- posted at: 4:51pm EST |
John de Ruiter Podcast
John de Ruiter is a Canadian author and spiritual leader.
As an innovative voice for spiritual evolution, John de Ruiter teaches that life's meaning can be known and lived through "core-splitting honesty," a concept he discovered in his teens after a profound awakening to foundational levels of existence.
Ever since, John’s life and teaching have been informed by that direct knowing. His desire to communicate these ideas led to two books, “The Intelligence of Love: Manifesting Your Being in This World” and “Unveiling Reality.”
John’s teachings focus on a willingness to let go of your ego and desires: He draws a distinction between your self and your soul, as well as your mind and your being. When teaching a group, John prefers to interact with audience members one-on-one, rather than addressing a whole crowd. This method results in fascinating and intimate dialogues.
Find more information about him at www.johnderuiter.com.
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