HUMAN Jeremy Watkins

What is love? Where did it come from? Did we create it or has it always been here before us?

The one thing we know is we were made for it while being one of our greatest fears to choose. What if our beliefs about love are outdated and are defined by the pain, trauma, and failed relationships we've experienced? What if Love saw what we believe about it only for Love to reply, "that is not me"?

What was the heart made for and how do remain connected to our heart while experiencing the other parts of us?

Has pain and fear become a more entrusted voice than love in our heart? The more we learn the heart's design the more we make our internal home there to enjoy and choose all of life through.

In this episode, we will be discussing the human essential of wonder and how we were made to explore and navigate the curiosities of the world inside of and around us. What beliefs, practices, and systems are standing in the way of our design to expand and connect with the endless possibilities of our human experience?

When we live from enjoyment, expectation is no longer needed. Invitation is the gift we now offer because we are not lacking, we are overflowing. Our hearts stay open to seeing the heart of life surrounding us with a longing to discover and taste.

What would it look like to choose from joy, instead of results, delight instead of duty, and intimacy instead of preference?

How possible and abundant could life be when we choose to live from already being loved? When our worth is already determined and anchored, we can explore, wonder, and dream from enjoyment instead of labor. Seeing ourselves as lovable shifts our lens from condemnation to celebration, which gives us the freedom to see others as they are instead of projects we have to work to love.

How can we be great givers without first being great receivers? We fixate all of our worthiness on our ability to love when our worth is truly found in being loved. There's the infamous quote, "We cannot give what we don't have", but what if we cannot give who we don't have? If we're lacking the love we so desperately want to give, who do we receive it from?