Keep the wonderful things in your mind. Don't keep the moaning, complaining, aggravating type of thoughts. Let them go and replace them with a positive direction. Get some good counseling from somebody who wants to see you have success and is willing to give you the directional information to have the chance of success.
John-Roger, DSS
Dec
10-16

The Royal Road - The Path to Mastership, Asilomar, CA & Live Streamed

Join us for a most beloved and sacred retreat that expands on the Living in Grace Retreat format of workshop exercises, spiritual exercises, meditations, sacred processes, and sharings with John Morton.

  • Pacific Grove, CA
Dec
31

GLOW: A New Year's Eve Celebration, Los Angeles, CA & Live Streamed

Create your best year yet! Celebrate the New Year with Intention, Connection - and a Lot of Fun. The day's activities includes a workshop with John Morton, a Sound Journey with Paul Kaye, surf & turf dinner, labyrinth walks, chocolate extravaganza, and a dance party! The John Morton and Paul Kaye events will be Live Streamed.

  • Los Angeles, CA
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John-Roger's Challenge of the Week

Every week we feature a challenge to encourage your spiritual practice & growth.

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The challenge for this week is instead of speaking out of a level of hurt or a level of lack, speak out of a level of fulfillment, out of your loving nature. Manifest it.

Focus upon this. Do not walk around unconscious. Focus upon this step being a loving step. Focus upon driving the car being a loving action. Focus upon the universe. It's a loving universe.

This week love in the loving way. Everything. The food you prepare for your spouse -- in a loving way. When you sleep with your spouse -- in a loving way. Scratch their back. Yes. Get them a glass of water. Ask, "What else can I do for you?" And if they say, "Go and leave me alone." Lovingly, leave them alone. You say, "It's my pleasure." Not in resentment. If they say, "I'm tired. I want to go to sleep." Lovingly, let them go to sleep. If you don't want to go to sleep, get up and go some place else. Lovingly.

Sometimes it just means being neutral.

-John-Roger, DSS