Jeffrey’s Insights

Because this world is disrupted (and it always will be disrupted) people will always be looking for guidance, looking for someone with vision to show the way. To show them the pathway to the future and what is possible.

It is courageous to be the heralder of a truth that not everyone is ready to hear. But the courage isn’t the thing you do. The courage is the result of something you’ve done. And that something is surrender.

If you don’t start by belonging to you then you are going to be looking for belonging everywhere else. You must start by centering your self in your own heart.

Your message is energy translated into words that transforms the world. Unlocking your potential and activating the frequency of your message.

How we create is with the stories we tell. We get a sense of something and we speak it into reality. Your story is the story you are compelled to tell, that you have embodied. In this story that you have been telling how much authority is in it?

I start each day with this prayer. Your life is an invitation to be lived. When you pray this prayer you are opening yourself up to a field of potential that is beyond your own consciousness, beyond your own vision of what you think your life is meant to be.

The new story for humanity, for any system in our world, is if we want to change it we must do it from the heart. Because so much of what he have in the world came from the mind. We cannot get where we want to go from the mind alone.

So often your focus isn’t born of your logical intent. Your movement isn’t aligned with the vision you state. You can have a clear vision forward but where is your motivation for that vision coming from?

This morning in my meditation I was asking to be filled and the message I heard back was “Why Don’t You Empty?”. Emptying is about making room for something new. Emptying is about potential. After all a blank canvas is the foundation of creation.

Somebody asked me if I do any sort of ritual or anything before I go live. I would like to share with you what I have done for years before I go on stage, before I speak or before I sing.