When A Man TRULY LOVES You, He Will DO THIS! Eye-Opening Analysis! | John Gray

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @michelleray4516
    @michelleray4516 Год назад +259

    When a man truly loves you, your happiness is his priority.

    • @jennifersolga6172
      @jennifersolga6172 Год назад +7

      Is that how a man really shows he loves you? When a man truly loves you, how do you know? What does he do?

    • @michelleray4516
      @michelleray4516 Год назад +63

      @@jennifersolga6172 I spent over 30 years with a man who put me and my happiness, my well being, before his own. He made me laugh every day, and said I love you at least once a day. He died almost 7 years ago and I miss him every moment of every day. I'll never have that kind of love, ever again, and so I'm not searching for it. I've already had an angel here on earth. Look for kindness. Look for a guy who loves and respects his mother. Look for someone who lifts you up, brings out the best in you, and raises your self esteem. Look for the guy who makes you laugh, wants you to be happy. That's what love really is, wanting to make the person you love, happy.

    • @Archanakarthikeyan
      @Archanakarthikeyan Год назад +11

      @@michelleray4516 thank you so much for sharing this, Michelle. Means a lot!

    • @theresamcgallicher
      @theresamcgallicher Год назад +15

      @@michelleray4516 You have described my husband of 30 years. I was wondering why you would believe this story, though: "I'll never have that kind of love, ever again." ?

    • @GinaLoveAguilar
      @GinaLoveAguilar Год назад +12

      I have never had that kind of love. Not in 63 years. Not until I met Jesus anyway.

  • @RandomPerson-js3rc
    @RandomPerson-js3rc Год назад +202

    I have this saying on a wall in my house that says, "A perfect marriage is just two imperfect people who refuse to give up on each other."

    • @Joseph-XRP
      @Joseph-XRP Год назад +2

      Absolutely phenomenal.

    • @cindybriden372
      @cindybriden372 Год назад +1

      Love this!!

    • @Rebecca-GLaines
      @Rebecca-GLaines Год назад +2

      I have a sign with that saying to, my mother in law got it for us, she said as soon as she seen it, she had to get it because it reminded her of us❤

    • @Mranstedsf
      @Mranstedsf Год назад +1

      That was us❤

    • @fionacornish3409
      @fionacornish3409 9 месяцев назад

      Beautiful ❤

  • @lauriecook3015
    @lauriecook3015 Год назад +40

    I can’t picture his years humbly meditating in quiet, he certainly stored up a lot of ego and energy that is bubbling out now! 😊 Good job with the interview, Alex.

  • @catherineclaire7429
    @catherineclaire7429 Год назад +34

    1:03:22-1:04:08 is so powerful. "Everything is okay. People are learning all the lessons they need to learn."

  • @kendrawhite2011
    @kendrawhite2011 Год назад +62

    Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus is one of the best books ever written. I so enjoyed learning more about John Gray and learned a lot from this interview, as well. ❤ Thank you.

    • @sarahgodwin-xd1wr
      @sarahgodwin-xd1wr Год назад +1

      Well , the book has a lot of good points but it isn't true that women don't value looks as much as men do!! They certainly do.

  • @suzanneglenn6172
    @suzanneglenn6172 Год назад +80

    Alex I am addicted to your channel. I've come to that stage in my enlightenment where I'm questioning everything and so I'm gobbling up your videos. This one by John Gray was absolutely amazing. My son who is 52 is staying with me now due to some setbacks he has had and I believe what John has talked about really helps me to understand him in a better way. I also understand myself better now. I think I will take the 3-month cult membership of John's and avoid total negativity for 3 months. I pretty much have been doing it but once in awhile I fall into the trap with my son and get into heated discussions. Thanks for all you're doing I wish you all the success you can possibly have in this venture. I do believe that you are fulfilling your destiny and you seem like a very happy soul.

    • @adrianaevseev7655
      @adrianaevseev7655 Год назад +3

      🙏❤

    • @thankyou---
      @thankyou--- Год назад +1

      Hello ma'am. I'm seeing that you are choosing a new connection with your son, and I remembered something that I've reviewed recently. It's about a lady who had a painful, kind of estranged, cold, perhaps dead or dying relationship with her adult son. It was hard and painful for her, until she decided to take a seriously different approach about it, and she learned and applied techniques that helped her heal inside of her what was standing in the way of the highest potential for her relationship with her son, and I believe she may have learned new skills, too. I loved seeing her photos with her son, she was beaming with joy. She has a loving, respectful, reciprocal relationship with hee son now and she used her professional background and successful journey to coach and guide other mothers to have this loving, joyful, respectful, reciprocal connection with their sons or daughters. I'm going to look for her name now and share with you this loving, joyful relationship 😊 Wishing you the best with your son.

    • @thankyou---
      @thankyou--- Год назад +4

      Her name is Wendy Vineyard. I hope you find it inspiring and useful. And I wish you a deeper, more loving, and more harmonious connection with yourself, the men you care for in your life, your children, grandchildren, and loved ones.🌼

  • @debbiesianturi2505
    @debbiesianturi2505 8 месяцев назад +3

    I a fans of John Gray since 1996. One thing that I remember from John Gray advice that if you want to get marry, dont change your partner. If you dont like with his/her behaviour, tell him/her with proper way.

  • @theresamcgallicher
    @theresamcgallicher Год назад +100

    "Anything that bothers you is misinterpreting reality." - stealing that! ❤

    • @kathrynb4683
      @kathrynb4683 Год назад +9

      That struck me and stood out in my mind too

    • @nicky2926
      @nicky2926 Год назад +1

      Its comforting on such a deep level.

    • @alaalfa8839
      @alaalfa8839 Год назад +1

      If men think women are so different…….then imagine what father may think about his 7 years old daughter.
      Actually they dont think bad stuff about little daughter, so why they think that about someone else ‘ s daughter, that she must be soooo different.
      Maybe only the perception at the beginning seem too different.
      As Dr. Joe Dispenza says
      We dont see things as they are, we see things as we are.
      When it comes to a right values such as love, humility, and gratitude men and women are actually not so different.
      They may be only different in skills or percentions of various jobs.

  • @annbolton5626
    @annbolton5626 Год назад +47

    Thank you Alex for having John! I have always cherish him, wealth of a person! I was bless to attend his lecture, afterwards he offer to meet him in person, sign his book. He hugged me and it meant so much, energy exchange 😇. He handed me a fresh red rose 🌹. It lasted for six weeks ( miracle) and preserved for years. Very inspiring. Blessings! 🕯️ 🌺 🌞 All of his books are rich material, highly recommended.

  • @robynbaxter7374
    @robynbaxter7374 Год назад +203

    WOW! 😲 I had nooooo idea that John Gray was a Master yogi! And such a plethora of information on so many topics; very interesting interview! I haven't engaged with his content since his time on Oprah but I'm really grateful that I clicked on this video, thank you Alex for interviewing him. And thank you for all of your interviews and dedication to bringing more awareness to NDE's and thinking outside the box, YOU ARE FAB! 😇Happy New Year ! 🤩🥳🤩

    • @lilaccilla
      @lilaccilla Год назад +6

      100 per cent agree

    • @reflectingqueen
      @reflectingqueen Год назад +1

      I had the exact same experience Robyn! Isn't it wonderful?

    • @lindarussell4216
      @lindarussell4216 Год назад +1

      Absolutely I agree❤

    • @sally5256
      @sally5256 Год назад +1

      Me neither! I absolutely love it!!!

    • @ms.sherlock
      @ms.sherlock Год назад

      John Gray is so interesting!

  • @Mariana-ud7dw
    @Mariana-ud7dw Год назад +26

    For a seventy year old, he looks amazing. It must be all that meditation.

  • @dianespencer8057
    @dianespencer8057 Год назад +107

    Alex, you are a wonderful, patient and respectful interviewer. It was so interesting to hear John Gray again - I read several of his books years ago and the first couple really did help me relate to and communicate better with my husband and the men in my life. I appreciated being reminded of the hormonal science behind it!

  • @lindarussell4216
    @lindarussell4216 Год назад +28

    Thank you for this great interview! I wished I had heard this when my husband was still Alive. We could have learned so much I think we could have understood each other better. We were married 55 yrs but felt separate from each other.

  • @janetp181
    @janetp181 Год назад +38

    I laughed so much listening to John....more than any other video I have watched in a long time. What a joyful session.
    He is so funny and aware! I loved him.

  • @angalmeida29
    @angalmeida29 Год назад +119

    Wow every human being must hear this conversation ‘ beyond brilliant and so helpful ! Gratitude gentlemen

  • @maltezos30
    @maltezos30 Год назад +7

    When I became a woman and went off to college my stepmother gave me your book
    It was a huge influence on my life and relationships
    Thank you so much!
    Amazing!

  • @amethystfeathers7324
    @amethystfeathers7324 Год назад +2

    Wow. John Grey's books helped me to understand that I was married to a narcicist who was never going to want me to be happy.

  • @dianewetherill185
    @dianewetherill185 Год назад +28

    I have been practicing TM since 1972 and LOVE it! You have choices of knowledge to supplement this technique that Maharishi offered such as Maharishi Ayurveda, MMY ‘s commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, Vedic music, architecture and so much more!!! So happy to hear John talk about his experiences with TM and Maharishi. I was able to follow my passion which is art and have had much luck in teaching children.👩‍🎨👩‍🎨👩‍🎨🥰🥰❤️🥳

  • @kimothyjoy
    @kimothyjoy Год назад +41

    Alex, I love that you just let him go without interruption. Golden listening. He is a wellspring of historical and esoteric knowledge. Loved tuning in. Mind blown!😮❤

  • @inner-healingwbrendabhopkins
    @inner-healingwbrendabhopkins Год назад +19

    I did gain some positive things from this interview of John Gray. I also strongly agree with what he said regarding the book, The Secret, about all being focused on the positive which he thought should also include the importance of doing the process and releasing work of negative beliefs. I dislike that book for that reason. What I don't particularly like is him so focused on women's needs from emotional release. I do agree that it is important for women to do the emotional release through tears and expressing her feelings because feelings are powerful energies and therefore valuable. And with him saying more than once that 90% of people who go to therapies are women ... well, I think more men should go to therapy - because they also really need to for their own growth and learning of themselves. Men need to learn to release their pent up energies too in a healthy way.
    The problems in society where shootings and killings and beatings occur are done by 90% men because those suppressed judged against emotion energies has to be released and be spent in one way or another ... so then if not through tears they will be unconsciously released through physically intense high impact actions.

    • @SanctifiedLady
      @SanctifiedLady Год назад +3

      Well said.

    • @inner-healingwbrendabhopkins
      @inner-healingwbrendabhopkins Год назад +2

      @@SanctifiedLady I appreciate you saying that - thank you.

    • @websurfer5772
      @websurfer5772 Год назад +1

      🎶Boys will be boys, you better let them have their toys 🎶
      🎶And if the boys wanna fight, you better let 'em 🎶

    • @inner-healingwbrendabhopkins
      @inner-healingwbrendabhopkins Год назад +6

      @@websurfer5772 The world is going downhill even as technology keeps inventing more powerful toys and more speed with things because of juvenile men with unhealed heart and emotional-body. The little boy's ego strutting about pretending/believing to be grown up sounding seemingly and trying to be intelligent from its limited intellect while his closed heart is aching and cannot care.

    • @websurfer5772
      @websurfer5772 Год назад +2

      @@inner-healingwbrendabhopkins Yeah, I hear ya.

  • @soniabonadio9909
    @soniabonadio9909 Год назад +28

    A lot people seemed to get a lot from and enjoyed this interview. However, a lot of what John said really didn’t work for me. Gender can be complex and sexuality is not the same as gender. I would have hoped we have moved on from the “hysterical”women trope and working women or equality being perceived as women “becoming men”, and likewise some of the views on what it is to be a “man”. By no means am I an expert but the testosterone/oestrogen argument while it probably is one aspect, surely is part of a more complex biological and cultural landscape. He also presents a very simplistic view on why some women can not conceive. I felt like was was listening to something from the last century. Really doesn’t offer any insight or reflect the world we live in now, ( for me anyway) Always good to hear different perspectives and see it has an opportunity to reflect and examine my own reactions to them.
    Great job as always Alex
    Ps Also I agree with the icky and ego comments other people have already made.

    • @shelleydavis5231
      @shelleydavis5231 Год назад +5

      Naah I disagree, I think he was spot on with research on the biological differences between men and women

    • @shanghaitatoo
      @shanghaitatoo 11 месяцев назад +3

      I agree with you 100%. It's a very simplistic view and I'm glad I finally found someone who feels the same in the comment section.

    • @zipzip2565
      @zipzip2565 19 дней назад

      Well put. I totally agree.

  • @karlyelizabeth485
    @karlyelizabeth485 Год назад +32

    "He really tries" - I love that. Effort is so important. I don't need someone who is perfect, just someone who cares and tries. I once heard someone say about their partner "he's a pain in the ass, but he's my pain in the arse" and it was said with warmth and affection, and I really liked it.

  • @sunmoonstars0369
    @sunmoonstars0369 Год назад +10

    My man after many years started complimenting me again just as JG recommends and its so nice to feel beautiful to him like I did in the beginning of our relationship, we;ve been falling in love all over again. Im in my 40s but we;ve been together a long time and its so nice to keep the romance alive, I think he;s been reading Gray's books because our relationship has gotten much, much better and he's been doing all these things all over again. Gray really seems to understand women. I know alot of the masculine women he's talking about but they end up with feminine men usually and it can work for them. Anyways, I think Gray is such a great role model and he really understands things deeply.

  • @RonArca
    @RonArca Год назад +1

    As I listened to John Gray, I just gotta say, I like this guy, he speaks to me.

  • @Smiling560
    @Smiling560 Год назад +5

    Mr.Gray I’m so sorry your daughter had to hear her professor badmouth You 😢
    I am a woman and read your book soon after it came out. Never did I think that you were against women. I appreciated reading about our differences.
    I hope that you only used that as an example for the show, and it no longer bothers You or your daughter today.
    Great stuff!! 😍😍😃😃
    Alex great questions as usual. Great show 😃

  • @donikatod460
    @donikatod460 Год назад +72

    "You live in the world, but you bring the divine into the world."

    • @katjamachcinski2381
      @katjamachcinski2381 Год назад +1

      What does

    • @donikatod460
      @donikatod460 Год назад +3

      @@katjamachcinski2381 it's a heart. Sideways sort of. Some apps will transform into a heart if you type this. Also kinda looks like a person's behind but it's meant as a heart :)

    • @katjamachcinski2381
      @katjamachcinski2381 Год назад

      Thanks!! Got it

  • @michellebucci3748
    @michellebucci3748 Год назад +6

    A joe Dispenza conference and workshop is a great place to start. He taught me soooo much about how the brain releases chemicals and makes you feel exactly the way you were thinking . And then the chemicals are so addictive your body starts to receive them much easier . Living in stress is living in survival and the chemicals are so toxic it’s mind boggling. But meditation works for me I have been meditating for years and I still have so much to learn . I have had some really great meditations where I have floated and also felt a presence it can get a bit weird. Letting go of your identity is the key. We are spirit creatures having a human experience gift.

  • @vivtimmer9918
    @vivtimmer9918 Год назад +3

    Without embracing and accepting the differences between men and women, love in relationship will continue to be a temporary emotion

  • @LindaCasey
    @LindaCasey Год назад +29

    Women are from Venus: Nurtures child, ferociously watches over it and protects it from every possibility of harm. Men are from Mars: Gives 3 year old an army switchblade to play with. Woman's aphrodisiac: Him taking out the trash without being reminded. Man's aphrodisiac: The remote control.🌹

  • @alexkatsanos8475
    @alexkatsanos8475 Год назад +11

    Dr. Milton Trager’s wife was also the Yogi’s secretary. So happy I practice his work. Been following Dr. Gray for some time. So knowledgable. What Ram Dass used to call the “Yoga of Relationship”

  • @susane3593
    @susane3593 Год назад +27

    I feel like I want to get this book for my babies daddy. Because I love him and them. And we both haven't had very good relationships since never or since we had each other and our family.

  • @lisawehler7052
    @lisawehler7052 Год назад +11

    Thanks for sharing that expressing one’s vulnerability is key for happiness.

  • @smokinmirrors9329
    @smokinmirrors9329 Год назад +12

    Very interesting. I've been meditating myself for the last 8 years, 30 hours a week and can truly relate! Truly a beautiful life and as a woman it keeps my emotions in check. Thank you for sharing!

  • @iamwagnercmw
    @iamwagnercmw Год назад +27

    I have loved John Gray since I first saw him on Oprah which seems like a hundred years ago now. I have every one of his physical books but enjoyed this video so much that I have just bought 3 of his books on audible too as I love listening to books while I do art. This would have to be the best video I have ever seen on RUclips. Thank you both for bringing it to us. Will watch many times over as there is so much teaching in this. I too would love it if John wrote a book about meditation. I remember seeing a show he did many years ago on Oprah but didn't realize he was such a master at it. What an amazing man.

  • @tracy3364
    @tracy3364 Год назад +1

    My goodness he's 70 years old he had a very young face full of happyness and joy

  • @babybijou969
    @babybijou969 Год назад +19

    “Once I am THAT, which is ALL, then there is no me… who am I?” ✨
    22:18

  • @farrenrohana
    @farrenrohana Год назад +8

    I'm 60 and finally fully at peace. I went through so much insanity I'm no longer looking for someone and I'm perfectly ok with being alone but I am open to meeting him if he does come along.
    I was born in 62 and I cannot for the life of me figure out why I didn't come in a few years earlier. I would have loved to be at Woodstock and go through all that!

    • @cherylpoland9286
      @cherylpoland9286 Год назад +3

      However maybe this means you have something amazing ahead of you, because you will be alive longer 😊

    • @farrenrohana
      @farrenrohana Год назад +1

      @@cherylpoland9286 it would take far too long to tell you how much your comment means today, 2 weeks after I wrote my comment. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

  • @SpiritStarTarot
    @SpiritStarTarot Год назад +5

    Love this guy. I only eat once a day, have for many years.

  • @lisabuckner243
    @lisabuckner243 Год назад +1

    So glad that John put Connie Chung in her place!

  • @arobersonable
    @arobersonable Год назад +19

    I don't think Yogananda would agree with this. Many people are perfectly happy and complete without sex. Sex can be transcended happily, willingly, without difficulty for many. I totally get what he's saying, and I get the biology of it. But I still think sex is irrelevant in higher-level consciousness. Completeness and balance are achievable without sex. But I'm sure this gentleman would disagree.

  • @Fatal-Ice-Cream-Dream
    @Fatal-Ice-Cream-Dream Год назад +34

    I appreciate what John said. I'm not into TM, I was introduced to vipassana meditation by my therapist. I tend to veer more towards Neem Karoli Baba and Ram Dass as part of my spiritual lineage. But I'm not closed off to TM. I can't say it's not effective because I've never tried it. But alot of what John said resonates with me. However, I do not see us as imperfect beings that need to grow or be perfected. I see our purpose here as merely experiential, there is nothing about our true nature that needs to be improved upon, only expanded by experience. The soul in its integrity is flawless. I appreciate you Alex. Wonderful interview.

  • @valerieluft9986
    @valerieluft9986 8 месяцев назад +1

    I just want to say is this ,John
    You look fantastic! Your skin is spot on!
    Thank you for talking with Alex! Thank you, Alex and John.

  • @陳雅柔-d5c
    @陳雅柔-d5c Год назад +7

    No wonder he looks so familiar, one of my favorite author 😍

  • @JMJ4444-f2n
    @JMJ4444-f2n Год назад +3

    A relationship…”growing into each other” ❤

  • @normamahns7184
    @normamahns7184 Год назад +3

    At this point, my failed relationship has left me closed. But, I realized I want to stay closed because I love to write poetry. This closed heart of mine comes out in my writing. I need this emotion I have in my heart to generate powerful poetry that I know is moving.

  • @tanyagiacchina492
    @tanyagiacchina492 Год назад

    Most intelligent man. People need to listen to this.

  • @lisawehler7052
    @lisawehler7052 Год назад +5

    Don’t speak when you’re angry is good advice for men and women.

  • @escribanosystemic
    @escribanosystemic 10 месяцев назад

    Wow, what he says about fathers, spot on. All the advice is just pricesless.

  • @west3381
    @west3381 Год назад +13

    This is one of my favorite interviews you've done, so delightful, humorous and insightful 🙏

  • @judiburnett6527
    @judiburnett6527 Год назад

    This has been outstanding for me. I didn’t know thatMr. Grey had such a profound history. It makes sense. I wish him great success with his new book. The world needs it.

  • @dinahsoar6982
    @dinahsoar6982 24 дня назад

    Gray understands the male/female dynamic...he really gets it...he does not understand what is going on politically.

  • @rafika816
    @rafika816 Год назад +4

    Every time I watch one of your videos, I think it is the best one ever. This is the same. It was informative, useful, healing, and fascinating.

  • @pains1956
    @pains1956 Год назад +7

    I had nothing to complaint abt my wonderful loving husband i was married for 30yrs and then he passed away

  • @lindascarborough5551
    @lindascarborough5551 Год назад +4

    This is the most Powerful, Synchronistic, Energetic, Love Sharing & Productive Possitvely Re-Energetic Conversation so much needed now. Thank you 🌞

  • @sknoche1981
    @sknoche1981 21 день назад

    Wonderful interview. So thankful for John Gray and his wisdom

  • @Drpriyaparmar
    @Drpriyaparmar Год назад +2

    Dr Gray is on fire! What an inspiring person. Brilliant beautiful loving talk. Thank you

  • @adventuresofasinner1557
    @adventuresofasinner1557 Год назад +2

    When I'm channeling or meditating it's better when I'm in constant movement. I use to pace for hours when I was a child. Alone in a room now it happens when I'm gardening or coloring sitting still I'll fall asleep. Or just think nothing at all

  • @Jane-px8gw
    @Jane-px8gw Год назад +35

    A waterfall of speech ! One might meditate for 16 hours because one really needs it…to stop talking.

  • @amandawarcimaga6738
    @amandawarcimaga6738 Год назад +9

    Wow, things I already knew....but wasn't sure if these 'thoughts' of mine were valid...but now have all been validated through this video. Lol. The universe has been telling me to start trusting myself instead of waiting and needed to be validated from something outside of me.....and this video was like 'ok, msg loud and clear universe, thank you ❤️🙏' lol

  • @peanut9863
    @peanut9863 Год назад +3

    I really appreciated this conversation. I do wonder on the topic of masculine and feminine; women today....unfortunately; it is so difficult to find a man.....so we must work if we want to live a comfortable life. It isn't a choice to be more masculine. It makes me wonder what women should do in that regard? Yes; this is a crisis. 😔

  • @bethbartlett5692
    @bethbartlett5692 Год назад +3

    Alex: *"Your Tigger Comment put me on the Floor!"*
    You are so quick witted and I love that trait! Never withhold thise!
    However, few seem to be "Conscious in the Now" ...
    Beth
    Tennessee, USA

  • @sadieizadian4917
    @sadieizadian4917 Год назад +6

    Dearest Alex, I thank you for this incredible interview with you two remarkable men.

  • @southofthesticks
    @southofthesticks Год назад +9

    I could of listened to him for hours !

  • @dzovigounjian6372
    @dzovigounjian6372 Год назад +37

    Amazing conversation! Thanks for sharing 👏

  • @consciouseatingconsulting3135
    @consciouseatingconsulting3135 Год назад +12

    Wow! Great interview! So many things about John Gray that I never knew! Some ancient Daoist principles include the practices he mentioned regarding the value of internal orgasms for men in a loving relationship with a woman. It can take their relationship to much higher levels. We humans are capable of so much when we include spiritual and emotional growth in our physical relationships. Thank you for bringing John on your show.

  • @Consciouslightwarriors
    @Consciouslightwarriors Год назад +4

    Best John Gray interview I’ve heard 👏 Nice to see a deeper side to him

  • @Higherlovehealing
    @Higherlovehealing Год назад +29

    He is Brilliant! What an amazing conversation!!! Thankyou!!! Always learning from this channel!!!!

    • @iaf4454
      @iaf4454 Год назад

      I agree with you

  • @deloreshickman4184
    @deloreshickman4184 Год назад +1

    There’s very little this man said, that we don’t already know. And some of what he says, does not make sense. Example: “Let’s not talk about this now”, and walk away. Instead, saying, “I understand you’re upset. I love you. What can I do right now to help relieve your distress? Shall we talk about this later and just focus on our blessings, happy things? Or do you want to continue to vent while I just listen? I care about your happiness.” (And DONT take it personally, even if it’s about a behavior of yours that really bothers her.!!!!! It’s her issue. If it bothers her, it’s valid. Be willing to change a behavior, or, to negotiate a compromise!!!) when a man loves a woman, and vice versa, they remain civilized and respectful of each other’s feelings and needs, wants and desires, within the context of both desiring to work it out. No escalation. Just resolution.

  • @jenniline6
    @jenniline6 Год назад +13

    Loved his book back in the day but the conversation veered off a bit for me, I get it that hormones do effect many aspects of our lives but felt almost like there is no acceptance for variables in individuals who don't fall into the "acceptable range of hormone levels without being labeled as out of balance". The part of the problem is not all women feel the need to be dependent all the time and some men have trouble being alone, I don't see a defect in either case. A little hard to get past that part of the conversation. To each his or her own, no defect or lack of balance in my view. Had to stop watching at a point because the conversation lingered for too long in that subject.
    Love watching you Alex, always with an open mind.

  • @caterina_music
    @caterina_music Год назад +15

    I loved John's talk. He adds humour to his talk. Very interesting and fun.

  • @astralspice5
    @astralspice5 Год назад +3

    This man is a bomb of energy OMG, really enjoy many of the points he talked about. Thank you for this conversation :)

  • @faithrada
    @faithrada Год назад

    As the great sage Narada pointed out... Love cannot be defined.
    One day I went to the temple to sit with Bhagavan Nityananda... as I sat there I asked within... So, Bade Baba.. you are a great Guru... what words of wisdom can You share with me?.. The Guru replied... What Guru? Blew my mind. He gave me His own unique perspective. Wasn't expecting that. 😳

  • @sidilicious11
    @sidilicious11 Год назад +3

    Hey, big thanks to all the TM mediators who shifted our collective trajectory for the better!! What an interesting guy!

  • @Skanny11
    @Skanny11 Год назад

    I discussed the topics raised on this podcast with my 32 year old son who is intelligent and very caring but he could not accept women are different. I spent my life being the bread winner out of necessity and i see how this has adversely affected
    me but also enriched my life. Why take the view its all or nothing? Be tolerant 🙏of each others opinions

  • @lanishortsunshine5773
    @lanishortsunshine5773 Год назад +2

    Yes find self. In others.....yes!!!

  • @dbk3336
    @dbk3336 Год назад +10

    Great talk! Seems to me, more people, parents especially need to listen to this.

  • @Sheloren444
    @Sheloren444 Год назад +1

    What an amazing interview. John Gray made everything make sense. I never knew he meditated with Yogananda! No wonder he’s so wise!

  • @marimar2525
    @marimar2525 Год назад

    Success has many definitions for many people

  • @Paradoxicalawarness
    @Paradoxicalawarness Год назад +7

    So just want to put it out there , that men aren't wearing skirts or dresses in Scotland because they are unaware of what they are.

  • @swetalahiri9491
    @swetalahiri9491 Год назад +4

    So nice to hear these two beautiful human beings taking 😊

  • @siquijorholidays4750
    @siquijorholidays4750 Год назад +3

    Love this guy..he's got IT!

  • @branislaverdeljan4914
    @branislaverdeljan4914 Год назад +7

    Extraordinary clarity, thank you!

  • @jcjohnsong8570
    @jcjohnsong8570 Месяц назад

    Great Interview !
    I've watched several recent interviews with John Gray ... I love that this one explores topics far off his core message ... Very interesting !!!

  • @SevillaILove
    @SevillaILove Год назад +10

    I had no clue Dr Gray is a yogi too! Ive been learning from him for years and this just opened a whole new person to learn from!

    • @Here_Today_
      @Here_Today_ Год назад

      Amazing how perspective changes our openness!!

  • @keepingitreal-thatsright
    @keepingitreal-thatsright 10 месяцев назад

    Didn't know Dr. John Gray was so Spiritual. Cool 😎!!!

  • @gani2an1
    @gani2an1 Год назад

    WOW, I usually enjoy the NDE related videos here but wow, this video really takes the trophee. This man was talkign so much sense .

  • @tamarabradshaw4799
    @tamarabradshaw4799 Год назад +5

    I have a wonderful man but he won’t fix things around the house or hire someone to do it. I do what I can to make our home neat and attractive but there are major things he ignores so I’ve given up even asking. Sometimes I’ve even dreamt of living alone, then I could at least have company over and not be embarrassed. He won’t even help me paint, I’ve done all the painting alone. So I plant flowers, decorate our home and pretend that plaster from the ceiling isn’t falling and the garage door hasn’t been dented and ceased for 15 years. I’ve given up on having friends and family over which was my vision when we first bought the house. Somehow I’ve created this blockage but I don’t know how.

    • @websurfer5772
      @websurfer5772 Год назад +7

      I don't think you created the blockage - I think your hubby is. It could be psychological on his part - even subconscious. Sorry to hear this is happening to you.

    • @perpetualplatypussy69
      @perpetualplatypussy69 Год назад +2

      What do you do for him as an incentive to do things for you?

  • @kittykat57
    @kittykat57 Год назад +10

    This was fantastic and very timely. Many golden nuggets here, something for everyone, regardless of gender. Thank you, Alex and John. Please have John on again.

  • @sheriuk7653
    @sheriuk7653 Год назад +1

    In Scotland men do not wear dresses-they wear a skirt named the kilt.
    Jtjst like in Fuji and India Pakisjan and Bangladesh men wear a long sarong type of material around them named the dhoti.

  • @cjpatterson4711
    @cjpatterson4711 Год назад +10

    I do wish we had better family support as we grow up. And the encouragement to get to know ourself. Self Realization. We have things in common and things that are opposite. I love how john brings for the emotional maturity we all need. Now, I myself have a huge backpack filled with rocks. Its heavy. Lets learn to "Love" each other..........

  • @lilaccilla
    @lilaccilla Год назад +5

    1:01:33 I like what he says and moves here into about the meditating and his purpose . Really great ! ty

  • @Risingmoonranch8
    @Risingmoonranch8 Год назад +3

    I would love to go to therapy with John! I bet he is expensive!!! Great interview!!!

    • @vkat4167
      @vkat4167 Год назад +3

      I was in his seminars 3 times, different themes. The best spent money! I enjoyed each minute of 3 days event. I was lucky I lived in less than an hour of driving to the event so I saved on hotels. If he does such events, go for it 😊

  • @lightconnection1
    @lightconnection1 Год назад

    I love John Gray so much he walks his talks you can feel that....I have his books they are eye opening and they bring you back to self love...

  • @tulacelinastonebridge4956
    @tulacelinastonebridge4956 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the great interview, they also talked about enlightenment, more of that please. ☺

  • @doraev2055
    @doraev2055 Год назад +2

    I am embarking on my journey info being just myself and unpacking my baggage as I prepare to pursue a masters in consciousness and human potential to complete my educational path at MIU. This conversation makes sense. Thank you for this interview.

  • @anapantelic517
    @anapantelic517 Год назад +5

    When any one loves you they will treat you kindly. Man, woman, or dog.

  • @stephaniefortney22
    @stephaniefortney22 Год назад +1

    Alex, appreciate you sharing this wonderful interview with John. His incredible knowledge is endless, as he’s filled fabulous insight and wisdom…He makes so much sense to me…a Gift to all of Us , we are never done learning…I’m grateful-thank you again.

  • @lisahenke5027
    @lisahenke5027 Год назад +4

    Your talk reminds me of The Surrender Experiment by Micheal Singer. Thank you for enlightening us

  • @Paul-dh3ps
    @Paul-dh3ps Год назад

    Please yourself is a good saying

  • @JustCallMeLiberty
    @JustCallMeLiberty Год назад +6

    Well I guess AI/RUclips chose this for me and I'm glad I listened, great interview. I will subscribe too!

    • @websurfer5772
      @websurfer5772 Год назад +1

      Good move. This is one of the best channels on YT, IMHO.