MSIA | John Morton Learning to be Open
Channel: Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness (MSIA)
Date: 2020-10-12

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MSIA Spiritual Director John Morton shares about having the courage to be open. 

How do we discover who we truly are inside? MSIA (the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness) teaches Soul Transcendence — becoming aware of yourself as a Soul and as one with God, not as a theory but as a living reality.  Your Soul is who you truly are; it is more than your body, your thoughts, or your feelings. It is the highest aspect of yourself, where you and God are one. 

MSIA offers an approach that focuses on how to incorporate spirituality into our everyday life in a tangible, workable way. We call it “practical spirituality.” It’s using everything in our life to expand and grow in a way that allows us to relate to the world from the inside out, from our loving center, and to explore the nature of our true essence as a Soul. 

For over 50 years, MSIA founder John-Roger devoted his life to being a Wayshower for others to find Spirit within themselves and demonstrate how to live life in greater loving, happiness, and peace. J-R’s humor, joy, and unconditional loving embraced and touched people around the planet. His good works continue on, guiding those studying the path of Soul Transcendence.

John Morton inspires and educates people around the world on the teachings of the spiritual heart and recognizing the blessings in all situations. He serves as Spiritual Director of MSIA, anchors the Mystical Traveler Consciousness and guides those on the path of Soul Transcendence. John is an accomplished author, masterful facilitator, and loving friend to all. 

MPES248 A Moment of Peace – Opening to the One Who Knows
RUN TIME: 3:06

John Morton, DSS

Participant: Something in me will react in a, like in a very contracting way.

JM: Well you know I, I'm getting these images one of them is like, well you know those clams that are, that are very beautifully like a florescent colored and they have a, and then when you get close to them they close up. It's almost like, "Really clam I am not a threat here!" It's like I'm having this conversation, well I don't speak clam! But, but I'm trying to have a oneness with the clam. Like, "Would you just mind staying open so I could get a closer look?" But I understand it you know that it's like, "You're a big thing that moves!" Or I don't know what it is that is the predator of the clam, and maybe it is people who snorkel, and they have things to free up the clams. It's like "You're one of those guys!" It's like No, I just want to look at you." It's like, "Mmm I don't think so! I don't want to be in your chowder man okay!"

If you come into it that you could maintain your openness and then be willing to also look to see. That if there is something there that isn't quite right, that you check it out. I often say, we're the check it out group. Anybody who has that willingness to go better, to improve, to be truthful. So, it does take whatever courage that takes to be open in a world like this. You know there is some risk there, or be careful. So, watch what you are doing and who you are doing it with, and all that. But after a while if you are learning how to be open so that the one who knows you completely, also protects you completely. So, it's just a matter of following. I experience it more like a surrender. You know inside it's like, almost like falling backwards, but then another way I experience it is like, "Oh, you mean like doing somersaults." And then it becomes athletic, and gymnastic, and beautiful, like how fairies with wings fly.
 



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