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Hope Johnson's Wisdom Dialogues

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An exploration of what causes the perception of separation and how to undo its cause. Hope "listens" energetically for what the participants are ready and willing to hear and she articulates that wisdom to the group in a casual, conversational style.Hope teaches no particular philosophy or conceptual system. She shares timeless wisdom and encourages the mind to resolve the conceptual world and restore sanity. To learn more about Hope and her offerings, visit https://HopeJohnson.org.© 2026 Hope Johnson's Wisdom Dialogues Hygiène et mode de vie sain Psychologie Psychologie et santé mentale Spiritualité
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  • How Relationship Reveals The Self We Hide | Wisdom Dialogues @ HPP, Hawaii | February 2, 2026
    Feb 27 2026

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    You can feel it when it happens: the tiny flinch, the breath you forget to take, the story you tell so you won’t have to say the truth. That’s the moment the pattern takes the wheel. We dig into those moments and show how relationships—romantic, friends, family, even money—are perfect mirrors for the strategies we use to get love, avoid fear, and perform for approval. When we learn to see the play as it happens, the hook loses power and connection gets simple again.

    We talk about the two self-images that run the show—the curated self and the hidden “unlovable” one—and how fear keeps us bargaining with reality. From “platonic” arrangements laced with sexual charge to hoping someone will change if we stay quiet, we unpack the games we play and replace them with congruent boundaries that don’t make anyone wrong. Along the way we bring in Vipassana-style attention, ACIM’s clear direction, and the practice of forgiveness as pattern recognition rather than moral accounting.

    This conversation moves from the personal to the cultural: why mass media and spiritual small talk often keep us distracted, and how joy—not performance—becomes the compass for dancing, sex, work, and creativity. We share stories about stabilizing the field when emotions surge, choosing presence over strategy, and trusting that love sustains what serves. When you stop pretending you don’t know who you are, certainty returns—and every contraction becomes an opening.

    If you’re ready to drop mind games, name what’s real, and let relationships be a playground for truth, press play. If this resonates, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to help more listeners find the show. What pattern are you ready to stop feeding today?

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    1 h et 54 min
  • You Already Have What You Seek | Wisdom Dialogues @ Lea's in Kapoho | February 2, 2026
    Feb 26 2026

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    What if the joy you’re chasing is already here, waiting beneath a few stubborn stories and a shallow breath? We explore how desire isn’t the enemy but a faithful pointer to your one true longing and how relaxing into an even, present breath can unravel fear, scarcity, and the urge to hustle for worth. From airports to dinner tables, comedy riffs to sticky relationship missteps, we follow the real-time ways the unwatched mind scripts our lives and how simple honesty brings patterns into the light without shaming anyone.

    We get practical about the big myths: aging as inevitability, sickness as purification, money as salvation. Instead of fighting the body or gaming the markets, we return to first principles: perception is projection, love is the only stable currency, and the body’s highest function is to extend it. You’ll hear vivid stories on sex and self-image, why giving intimacy as a favor helps no one, and how to stop outsourcing your peace to people, prices, or timelines. We also reframe collective obsessions conspiracies, crashes, chaos as entertainment unless we decide to make them real.

    The throughline is radical agency without blame. Notice the breath. Name inefficiency as a miscreative thought. Ask better questions: How is it that love always chooses me? Let guidance land now, where it can actually help. As gratitude replaces grievance, relationships relax, and life gets lighter not because conditions behave, but because you stop demanding they deliver what you already have. If you’re ready to retire the story that you must earn your place and start living from quiet sufficiency, this one’s for you.

    If this resonated, follow the show, share it with a friend who’s ready to drop the chase, and leave a review telling us the one belief you’re ready to release.

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    1 h et 45 min
  • Direct to God | ACIM Deep Dive — Chapter 3, Section I Paragraph 6 (Sentences 1–4) + Footnotes 11 & 12 ! January 21, 2026
    Feb 24 2026

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    Ready for a pivot that changes how you relate to God, Jesus, and your own mind? We unpack why A Course in Miracles starts by training perception before speaking directly about God—and how that protects us from turning the divine into another ego defense. We explore the counterintuitive teaching that awe belongs to revelation alone, not to teachers, and why equality with Jesus is the necessary ground for learning rather than a flattering slogan.

    Together we clarify Jesus’ precise role in the atonement: coordinating, not replacing your choice; performing miracles indiscriminately because there’s no personal investment to distort them; and holding the template of a healed mind within perception. We contrast this with our role—to accept the atonement for ourselves and extend it—so miracles flow as natural, involuntary expressions of remembered innocence. You’ll hear how ACIM reframes projection into true extension, how refusing hierarchy keeps power inside where it belongs, and how guidance becomes simple when we stop making differences real.

    We also draw a sharp line between therapeutic reframing and genuine undoing. Psychology can reorganize the story; ACIM dissolves the premise. That shift shows up in daily choices: listening over strategizing, inclusion over grievance, efficiency over struggle. Along the way we place the atonement outside of time, note the many minds that have demonstrated it, and keep God beyond perception while welcoming help within it.

    If you’ve ever felt torn between worship and skepticism, this conversation threads the needle: gratitude without idolatry, rigor without rigidity, and a practice you can use now—accept guiltlessness for everyone, often and without exception. Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway so we can keep exploring the Course with clarity and heart.

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    2 h et 2 min
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