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In these mini-casts, Derek answers key listener questions that often come up along this journey of emergence – questions about how to do this work successfully, how to navigate the path of spiritual growth and personal development – how to find your path, live your purpose, and make a mighty impact on the planet.
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What if you could lean back into something that would hold, lift and support you throughout every moment of your life? What if everything in the universe was conspiring for your freedom and fulfillment? How would you feel? How would you hold yourself? What might you do?
In this week’s podcast, you’ll learn the three key steps to creating miracles in your life.
Listen to “Behold, Be Held, Be Whole: How to Activate True Healing and Abundance” and discover how truly simple it is to let that wholeness naturally unfold!
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People end up becoming like those they love. In fact, we end up becoming ONE with whatever we love.
Alas, the same is true about what we hate. So the secret to unstoppable success is to keep your eye and your heart singly dedicated on your ultimate emerging condition.
Listen to today’s episode, “The First Love: a Secret Path to Unstoppable Success,” and find out how to embrace everything you love.
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What does it feel like to let go of it all, to fall down …and to be caught and held? It is the most beautiful experience you can imagine.
This is the experience of Emergence.
Listen in on this amazing conversation between Derek Rydall and Pamelah Landers, Master Hand Analyst and International Best-Selling Hand Analysis Author (www.HandsOnCompany.com).
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Niagara Falls: beautiful, powerful, magnificent. A wonder of the world. It never ages because the water, the energy, the life force that’s pouring over it is always new in every instant.
But what is Niagara Falls, really? It’s nothing. It’s an empty space where Lake Erie pours forth in a unique way.
In fact, if you took Lake Erie away, isolating Niagara as a thing in and of itself, the flow would stop. Whatever small amount of water was contained within that space would begin to stagnate and age. It would lose the constituent qualities that it had when it flowed freely. Ultimately, with no flow, it would become a swamp where nothing could thrive and where everything dies.
This is the analogy of human living – as an isolated thing, without Source – versus spiritual living – as a magnificent pouring-forth of the infinite flow of the Divine.
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What sense is there in the tragic experiences of our lives? Our setbacks feel so permanent.
These setbacks feel all the more terrible when we are striving to create good in the world. Because as soon as we set our desire in motion through prayer or intention, we’re on a conscious path of growth.
“Tragedy” strikes while we’re growing and simultaneously trying to hold onto our sense of identity: all of the people, the places, the situations we’ve become attached to and identified with as “me.”
This is when we start to really freak out, dig in, and try to hold on to our protective shell. Put another way, just when we start to crack open and emerge into an experience of greater love, joy, abundance, or whatever it is we have committed to …it feels like something “bad” is happening to the circumstances we’ve become accustomed to.
We might even call in some healers to try to heal our situation, to repair the cracks, because if you have the ability to fix what appears “wrong” with your body, your relationships, your circumstances, that’s what you’re at least going to try to do.
It’s an endless cycle.
So, how do you live in a place of relative peace and joy and freedom and trust and on a path of growth and progress when you’re going to bump into these challenges and crises on an ongoing basis forever?
“Your Setback is a Setup for a Comeback,” shows you how to enjoy the drama of your life, to play your part …but to then walk off the stage when the curtain falls. And not look back.
Today’s powerful audio shows you how, as Jesus counseled, to “Take no thought for your life; neither be of troubled mind.”
