by Chris Johnson | Jun 23, 2017 | Acts of Terrorism, Beliefs, Brexit, Consciousness, Evolution, Fear, Grenfell Tower blaze, Political Reform, Powerlessness, Shift, Violation
In my last blog post, I predicted that the outcome of the UK’s election would produce a third shock to the established political system. I linked my prediction to the tragic mass event of the bombing of the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on May 22nd and...
by Chris Johnson | Feb 4, 2017 | Consciousness, Divine Feminine Energy, Divine Love, Essence, Excitement, Fear, Natural Principles, Political Reform, Powerlessness, Undeservingness, Unworthiness, Violation
How to be responsibly responsive and dissipate your fear In Part 1 of this blog article I said that most people will be experiencing just two feelings now that Donald Trump has begun his Presidency. Fear and excitement. If you’re feeling predominantly fearful (anger,...
by Chris Johnson | Sep 5, 2015 | Accept & Allow, Compassion, Cooperation, Creativity, Divine Love, Forgiveness, Global Crisis, Gratitude & Appreciation, Migration, Natural Principles, Shift, Uncategorized
I often finish work just before 6pm so that I can settle down on the sofa with a glass of Merlot and a handful of nuts to watch the BBC news. Last Wednesday’s opening story had me in despair before I could put glass to lip or crunch a walnut. Quite rightly, in my...
by Chris Johnson | Aug 23, 2015 | Compassion, Consciousness, Divine Love, Essence, Natural Principles, Values
My latest book How To Be In Divine Love is free to download at Amazon Kindle – August 26th through August 30th, 2015. Click here or on this cover to get you to the download page at Amazon. Listed within this book are a set of “Natural Principles.”...
by Chris Johnson | Aug 4, 2015 | Beliefs, Consciousness, Fear, Indigenous peoples, Mythology, Shift
Arachnophobia – symbolic of our fear of disconnection? After lunch, I headed over to the teaching room for the start of sessions. I picked out a chair from the circle placed around the room and sat down. As I waited for my fellow students to arrive, my thoughts turned...
