Show Notes Episode 5 โ€“ JP Sears: Friendships, Relationships and Personal Growth

You probably know JP Sears as a YouTube star, author and satirist whose Ultra Spiritual Life series of viral videos lampoons everything from Santa Claus, college football and the lunar landing to being a horrible life coach, vegan diets and going organic badly.

What you may not know is how Paulโ€™s guidance and belief in JP was so strong and true that it transformed both of their lives for the better. And, thatโ€™s just scraping the surface of this deep chat between peers in this episode of Living 4D With Paul Chek.

Show Notes

  • A pivotal moment in JPโ€™s life was Paul believing in him. (4:25)
  • Walking away from college to learning, then teaching at the C.H.E.K Institute. (11:30)
  • The fear of leaving a great work situation. (14:20)
  • JP is one of the few men to see Paul cry. ( 18:05)
  • When you lend support to a friend or family member in deep pain, donโ€™t try to fix or change them. (23:57)
  • Saving people makes them weaker. (27:51)
  • JPโ€™s first comedic video on spiritual bypassing. (31:27)
  • โ€œThe cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seekโ€ฆโ€ (41:53)
  • Bill Hicks is a comedian and, on a deeper level, a teacher. (46:12)
  • The language of comedy can penetrate a personโ€™s psychological defenses. (47:05)
  • The transformative power of comedy. (51:10)
  • Comedy as a form of distance healing. (53:35)
  • Remember that lecture in London where six bald guys dressed like Paul were in the audience? (58:28)
  • โ€œThe weight [of responsibility] usually comes when I start to think I am who other people think I am. Thatโ€™s called losing myself.โ€ (1:06:15)
  • The unwritten Commandment: Amuse thy self. (1:08:05)
  • A feeling of connection to our planet and everyone who lives here through out-of-body experiences. (1:12:15)
  • โ€œHealing is really slicing through the psychological scar tissue of us only being willing to accept who we think we should be.โ€ (1:21:18)
  • Most people donโ€™t realize the ego construct is largely made up from other peopleโ€™s ideas, starting with your family. (1:25:03)
  • The wisdom of your soul is connected to the discomfort of depression. (1:30:46)
  • God is a sphere whose center is everywhere and circumference is nowhere. (1:33:31)
  • JPโ€™s take on the #MeToo movement. (1:40:42)
  • โ€œThe depth of purpose is often proportional to the amount of fear I have to go through in order to voice it.โ€ (1:46:22)
  • One of our missions in life is to recognize how myths affect the stories of our lives. (1:53:45)
  • Weโ€™re living in a world of oneness, with a level of connectivity in union thatโ€™s never happened before. (1:56:13)
  • What JPโ€™s recent marriage to Amber means to him. (2:07:56)
  • โ€œIf someoneโ€™s a comedian, they have the talent to speak deeper truths than [talking about] Kim Kardashian.โ€ (2:14:11)
  • Good alignment comes when I learn to want what my higher self wants. (2:25:35)
  • โ€œThe ultimate failure is success without fulfillment.โ€ Tony Robbins (2:27:28)
  • The connection to family delivers something special that work does not. (2:37:25)
  • What the birth of Mana really meant to Paul. (2:47:01)
  • Paul meets a rattlesnake. (2:52:58)

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