Hale Dwoskin - All Is Wholeness

Everything is already wholeness. However, when you believe you are a person, you see separation and incompletion. Discover that whatever is apparently happening is already whole, complete, and enough exactly as it is. Join host Hale Dwoskin in this episode of “Letting Go & The Greatest Secret.”
Hale Dwoskin is the author of the New York Times best seller "The Sedona Method" and the coauthor of "Happiness Is Free: And It’s Easier Than You Think" with Lester Levenson. He has been helping people let go and discover their true nature since 1976. He is also one of the featured teachers in Rhonda Byrne’s book and movie phenomenon "The Secret" as well as a featured teacher in "The Greatest Secret." Learn more about Hale and the Sedona Method at www.Sedona.com/KZbin, www.KZbin.com/User/TheSedonaMethod, / thesedonamethod , and / thesedonamethodofficial .
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[@pousadadonamarica]

Hale, your bird singing in the background of all your videos is wholeness ❤🐤

[@sohara....]

😾😾😾😱🙆😁💥 Yes!

[@sohara....]

😾😾😾😱🙆😁💥 Yes!

[@aniruddhpathak448]

Thanks you ❤

[@edinaalic4500]

Thank you 🙏

[@dianespencer8057]

Very helpful, Hale, thank you for all you do!

[@imagineluxury]

This truth is taught and emphasized a lot in the Torah, Zohar and Kabbalah. (Key words: “Ein Od Milvado”) Thank you Hale for your effective ways of facilitating these meaningful experiences for us! ❤

[@jamesclark2384]

Thank you Hale. I needed that today!

[@pbeapbea5206]

What if you can't get away from Wholeness? What if Wholeness is there, with or without you? Fabulous question!

[@pbeapbea5206]

Wholeness thinking, wholeness feeling, wholeness appearing as that device, the chair is wholeness too, what if that body/mind exactly as it is, that too is already wholeness. What if whatever happens or doesn't happen is already whole, complete, enough as it is? This is brilliant. Just when you think that a releasing technique can't be any better, this one comes along! Thank you so much Hale and Willow! Lifechanging!

[@sovereignkroova]

Start 6:50

[@Egor_Kuznetsov]

🙏🙏

[@henrike34]

I love your meditations and have been doing them everyday for a while. I still struggle with this one, with accepting some things as wholeness. How can people taking advantage of others or hurting others be wholeness? Am I not being ignorant when I just accept that as wholeness without becoming involved (actively or internally) ? I feel like there is something I am not getting here 😅

[@TheSedonaMethod]

Eveything that is apprently happening is part of the whole. We don't have to like or approve of what's happening for it to be a part of the whole. No recognition of wholeness means that we don't participate in the world in ways that appear to have meaning for us. Reactions and/or action is also part of the whole.

[@henrike34]

@@TheSedonaMethod thanks for the response. Maybe I still need time for the truth to sink in. Even though I have heard you say countless times that time doesn’t exist. 😅 I really love your teachings and I deeply resonate. ❤️

[@jimmugridge4646]

​@@TheSedonaMethod😮by

[@henrike34]

„This is enough“ isn’t that also just a thought?

[@henrike34]

It feels nice to listen, but I feel guilty for relaxing when others are having a hard time. Is that wholeness too? I can allow and watch these critical thoughts, but I still feel like I am being egoic and not helping others by just focusing on my own inner peace 🤷‍♀️

[@TheSedonaMethod]

The most loving thing we can do for the world is to be internally peaceful ourselves.

[@henrike34]

@@TheSedonaMethod thank you

[@MCAVideos6886]

Lol but what does “wholeness” really mean or feel like in an embodied way? And how do we maintain that feeling? I did read The Greatest Secret :).

[@innernesss]

it's not something that can be understood, it's just what is! There's nothing you can do to achieve wholeness, but you could imagine it more of a 'relaxing into it' rather than 'trying to maintain it'.

[@MCAVideos6886]

@@innernesss thank you!!!

[@AlexMonas]

Inquire: who is asking that question?

[@MCAVideos6886]

@@AlexMonasThank you! I appreciate the direction you’re trying to take me, 🙏🏼but even if I know it’s my ego, that answer doesn’t help me understand the feeling of “wholeness”. I understand the concepts intellectually, but my question goes beyond that.

[@innernesss]

@@AlexMonas this implies that there is some sort of mental gymnastics that can be done to realise 'one's true self' or that there is 'only consciousness'. But this is also just dream, the dream of trying to relieve pain. In actual fact there is only 'this' - and it's just what it is! Even the word 'wholeness' conjures up ideas and feelings, but all it's referring to is - this.