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Before and after my anxiety
I have come a long way with my anxiety. It was such a part of my identity that I didn’t know if it was possible for me to let it go, I thought it was who I was. But I’m realising now that not only is it possible, but so much more than that is possible.
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Men and change
Change for many men can be difficult. It represents a questioning of how they live their lives and how invested they are in resisting change. The men in this audio provide their perspectives on change and what it exposes for them.
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Men and jealousy
We think that we know what jealousy is and when it presents, but do we really understand why it arises and the decisions we make that allow it to impact our lives?
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Quality of presence – reflection
Everything in nature is there to reflect to us the many and varied qualities we are and can expand. What is the quality of our reflection communicating?
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Reincarnation and responsibility; Why this is our dinner table conversation
Why is reincarnation such a taboo subject for dinner table conversation? Could it be that its true purpose holds an uncomfortable responsibility for us all?
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Understanding is our ability to read energy
In our Audio of the Month for June 2020, Serge Benhayon presents how, when we read energy, we are truly able to empower ourselves and understand life – so why would we avoid that?
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Shakespeare’s King Lear: King Liar and the tyranny of ‘elsewhere conscious presence’
Shakespeare’s King Lear exposes the extent of our society’s daily brutality, to which most of us have elected to turn a blind eye. And he honours the presence in those few who consistently live the truth we all know but have largely abandoned. Why do we do it?
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A fast train into a ‘normal’ second half of my life
My life is vastly different now, it seems easier to write about what I no longer do. No longer am I searching for love. What is it that I have found, and what does my life actually look like?
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I once met a man
Joseph reflects on the way he has observed men living and how that has inspired him to reclaim the tender man that he always knew himself to be. By not judging these men, but instead realising his part in the relationship, he offers us a path back to being the true man we have always been.
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Turn and face the change
Men are notorious for resisting change and having habitual behaviours that they do not want to let go of. Why is this?
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Men and abuse
Why do men abuse themselves and those closest to them? For some men abuse is just part of their day to day lives and the behaviour they use as a result of not living who they truly are.
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How comparison hides the insidious poison of jealousy
What are we really jealous of? Is it possessions and lifestyle, or Intimacy in healthy relationships?
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Love, the greatest medicine of all
Could love be the missing piece at the heart of all the pain and suffering and illness in the world? And could reconnecting to that love be the greatest medicine of all?
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The impact of diet on our Livingness
Is it possible to change two things in life and live a more vital life? Check out how Nicole has done just that and made a huge improvement to her health and vitality.
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Without the science of energy, philosophy is a mere charade
What makes philosophy real, practical, deeply wise and in harmony with universal intelligence? Serge Benhayon presents the key to applying true philosophy in life.
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Your body is your retirement plan
We need to have our finances in order before we stop working, yes, but is it about how much money is in the bank, or is there another ‘bank’ we need to be filling up?
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Questioning your choices
Our Audio of the Month for January 2020 provides a great way to empower ourselves for the year.
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Time, Space and all of us – Space
What if space is not what we think it is? What if it is an all-embracing divine quality that is all around and equally accessible to all of us?
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Energetic integrity: a true question of public interest
The concept of public interest is a political one that continues to remain an elusive notion: although it is a commonly used term, it’s arguably the ‘least defined and least understood of concepts’, frequently exploited in political rhetoric.
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Women and subtle abuse in relationships
Domestic violence is at unacceptable levels globally, but what about the more ‘subtle’ abuse in relationships, for isn’t abuse, abuse?