In this compilation of teaching sessions from the 2021 Embodied Men's Leadership Training, John offers in-the-moment teachings, yogic approaches and practices for the Masculine on how to amplify more love and consciousness in order to liberate both the Feminine and Masculine in relationship. 

Highlights covered:
• The one thing that if you transmuted would give you the fuel to live the life that you want
• Transmutation is taking a wound that closes to a gift that opens
• Feel the feelings without the thoughts
• Praise amplifies the Feminine
• Amplify and praise the thing you want more of in your partner
• When we are conscious, we become a source of healing for our partners
• An impossible goal is about where you are coming from not achieving the goal
• The importance of creating structure to create the life you want

In this compilation:  You will hear John mention a term called "Card Three". In this work, this is referring to what you wanted most as a child but didn’t get. Historically, the pattern then is that we will continue to see the world and our relationships through the lens of what we wanted most as a child and didn't get from our parents and repeatedly continue to reinforce this very specific wound with our partners and the world. In the longer term women's and men's programs, John will often have participants practice "giving" the thing we didn't get as a child to the world and our relationships. It's a kind of "contrary action" and in this action, nervous system rewiring and healing can occur. An example of what you didn't get as a child might be being seen and heard. In this respect, you might practice making others feel seen and heard instead of continuing to hold the position and belief that you are not being seen and heard. There is real magic and deep healing that can happen in this exchange.

In another clip of this compilation, John refers to the concept of “Occurring Worlds”. If you are new to this work, "Occurring Worlds" is a concept of exploring how the world habitually occurs to us through the filter of our beliefs of how we imagine things to be. The idea is to discover and embody the impact of a particular "Old Occurring World" in our bodies. Then we find what we are wanting to experience more of and embody more of that by taking a different shape in our body as a "New Occurring World" to change the body-mind habit and take inventory of how this can impact our everyday experience, transform relationships and impact the world.