Groovin' On A Saturday Morning With Conner Durand

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Jeff sits down with Conner Durand as he shares some recent experiences and transformation related to identity and confronting outselves about what and who we are not.

They also talk about the fear and disconfort that can result when even the spiritual identity is blown apart and how both we and our lives and Consciousness just unfold and flow as we do when we just live moment to moment without believing anything about who we are, why we are here, and what this life is about.

As Conner said, “it’s both the hardest and the easiest thing we can do.”

From Conner-
"We are the stories we tell ourselves. The views we hold of our pasts obstruct the future of which we are without those views, and this process becomes the boxes of which we all find ourselves living within. What would life be like if we were free to be and free to act without constraint of identity?

Confronting ourselves where we are lends us the authenticity to know where we are being inauthentic, and in doing so, collapses the story told about our suffering or celebration. In other words, what’s possible for our lives is governed by our views of it - good or bad. No one wants to lose themselves or their identity. We are who we are with our memories, hopes, dreams and fears, and we find comfort in the mental worlds built that house our lives.

In confronting ourselves and understanding where we are not, we are granted the freedom to create in a new space free from the limitation of the stories we think we are so far tied within. We are all the authors of our own stories, and whether we pay attention to this or not, it will continue to unfold – I am suffering told in the story of how Love knows and holds itself, and in as such, I am created into it.

Who would you be if you were free from the stories of your past and what stories would you want to tell yourself in your future?"