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A Conversation with Caroline Sutherland

Internationally recognized medical intuitive, Hay House author and inspirational speaker Caroline Sutherland recently interviewed Jack Armstrong about Lessons from the Source, and their conversation covered a wide range of other topics, as well. Seven different segments from the interview will be posted.

1) A Description of the Process

Jack describes the process through which the writings in Lessons from the Source were received.  (5 minutes)

 

2) Being Open and Receptive to Your Good

Caroline and Jack discuss the importance of being open and receptive to the good that is always there, and then compare notes about their own experiences of receiving guidance and wisdom.  (6 minutes)

 

3) Accessing and Accepting Guidance

This discussion concerns the guidance that both Jack and Caroline received over a long period of time about what their life’s work should be, and the significant difference in their willingness to accept it and respond to it.   (6 minutes)

 

4) Understanding Channeling

In this segment, both Caroline and Jack discuss their own experiences with receiving information from a source other than their human consciousness and how a scholarly book on channeling helped give each of them a frame of reference for what was happening.  (8 minutes)

 

5) Who is the Source?

Caroline and Jack talk about the origin of the writings in Lessons from the Source and other channeled spiritual books and the fact that they offer differing interpretations of the one truth.       (4 minutes)

 

6) Thoughts on Creativity

Jack and Caroline talk about the concept of creativity and how we all can access it, but how society does not place significant emphasis on it.    (5 minutes)

 

7) The necessity of surrender. (5 minutes)

In this final segment, Jack outlines the primary principles presented in the book, and he and Caroline discuss the importance of our ability to surrender to our higher good.    (5 minutes)

 

Readings from Chapter One

Jack Armstrong reads, verbatim, all four sections of Chapter One of Lessons from the Source, which is entitled The Basic Truth.

Unity with God and All Creation

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Your Good is Always Here

 

Divine Order

 

The Kingdom of God

 

Other Audio Presentations

An Introduction to Lessons from the Source

Jack Armstrong provides background information about the book, describes the spiritual writings and his role in receiving and transcribing them, and explains how the book is organized. (18 minutes)

 

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Radio Interview with Elese Coit on A New Way to Handle Absolutely Everything

Elese Coit visits with Jack about the primary teachings presented in the book, how they were received, and how readers can apply them. (36 minutes)

 

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“Think of your peace as a vast, unending reservoir of silence. It is, in fact, beyond the scope of a reservoir, because it is unending. The analogy of the peace at the bottom of the ocean, which is constant even though the surface of the ocean is in constant turmoil, is excellent, but the only flaw in it is that oceans have shores—they come to an end. The peace that is yours has no limitations whatsoever. It is grander than the universe. You cannot understand this now, but you will.

“Drawing on that peace is as simple and uncomplicated as opening a door. If you are in a house that is completely closed up and the air has become stale and musty, and then you open the front door and allow the fresh, clean air to come in, it takes very little time for the old to be replaced by the new. Unless you close the door again and stop the flow, you will be breathing the clean air. And even if you do close the door, you still will benefit from the new air that has entered.”