Awake With Jevon: Discovering Guides That Point The Way
FaktaSamfunnReligion og åndelighetHelseJevon Perra is on the search for guides that point the way to Awakening, classically called Enlightenment. Discover these guides' real life stories of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual healing and how you can partake in the same.
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- You can't take love - ACIM workbook Lesson 30 (01:04:27)
#acim #believeittoseeit Nov 10, 2025SummaryJevon Perra opened the meeting and Soo Kim read Lesson 30, emphasizing that vision sees what is already in the mind, while "sight" is derived from projection, and the idea of "God is in everything I see because God is in my mind" should be applied often, both externally and internally. The participants discussed the concept of projection, with Jevon Perra explaining how the perceived "density" of an idea, like the "solid barrier" of silence in a relationship with Carolyn, relates to how hard it is to dissipate, a dynamic that kristen and their partner also experience. Soo Kim noted that relationship dynamics are influenced by "feminine energy," and the group shared personal experiences with projecting inner beliefs onto others, such as Soo Kim's belief that men are the enemy and Leila Fung's self-labeling as the "angry black woman," while kristen discussed their projection of not making their partner happy. Jevon Perra explored how one's greatest strength can be a weakness, leading to patterns of attracting partners who overcome formidable barriers, and Leila Fung stressed the importance of humanizing one's enemies, while Soo Kim and Leila Fung shared personal examples of pushing partners away as tests. Jevon Perra concluded that true love is unconditional, not a trade, and requires lowering defenses, and they also advised kristen, who struggles with maintaining unconditional love for their daughter Britain, to focus on giving themselves grace and being aware of self-created patterns.DetailsLesson 30: God is in everything I see because God is in my mind Jevon Perra opened the meeting, noting Leila Fung’s absence due to Harper’s birthday party, before Soo Kim began reading Lesson 30. The lesson introduces a "new kind of projection," where one attempts to see what is already in their mind in the world, seeking to join with what they see rather than keeping it apart. Soo Kim stated this is the fundamental difference between vision and the usual way of seeing.Vision versus Sight Jevon Perra clarified that "vision" relates to seeing the world as Christ sees it, whereas "sight" is what is projected out, often derived from sin, guilt, and separation. Jevon Perra added that the idea of perception, sin, and guilt is what people project out because they "feel bad about" it.Application of the Idea Soo Kim outlined the application of the day's idea, suggesting repeating it often while looking around and recognizing that it applies to everything seen or potentially seen. Soo Kim further noted that real vision is not limited by concepts like near and far, nor does it rely on the body's eyes, as the mind is its only source. Practice periods were also recommended to apply the idea with eyes closed, looking within rather than without, as the idea applies equally to both.Ideas and Density Jevon Perra discussed how within and without are essentially the same, contrasting the perception that the physical world is "real" while ideas are merely "made up". They drew an analogy between the idea of something being physically dense, like a table, and its spiritual/vibrational density, suggesting that a denser, or slower-vibrating, idea like ice is harder to dissipate or "let go" than the lighter water vapor. Jevon Perra used the example of adding heat to ice to raise its vibration, moving it from solid to liquid to vapor, which relates to how things in life can move from solid barriers to formless states that do not impede one.Personal Barriers and Relationships Jevon Perra applied the concept of making things solid to personal barriers in relationships, citing their experience with their partner, Carolyn, where Carolyn's silence when upset becomes a painful, "deafening" solid barrier. Jevon Perra noted that when themself makes a problem real, they support its "solidness" and "permanence," making it worse. kristen related to this dynamic, noting it "sounds just like" them and their partner, considering it a "whole boundary thing".Gender Dynamics in Relationships Soo Kim suggested that women often control the flow of their family and relationships because it aligns with "feminine energy," which is linked to emotion and life force, while masculine energy is containment. Jevon Perra agreed, likening themself to the "fire pit" and Carolyn to the "fire," noting that when the "fire goes out it's like cold".De-solidifying Conflicts Jevon Perra discussed the importance of realizing a difficulty is "not real" to keep it fluid, which raises the frequency to "pass right through it". They shared that in their relationship, when one person is "unhinged," the other person makes the situation "not real," such as Carolyn laughing when Jevon Perra gets upset over "stupid stuff".
- You Find What You Seek - ACIM (00:29:00)
You Find What You Seek - ACIM
- Seeing God Everywhere - ACIM Lesson 26 (00:32:42)
SummarySoo Kim introduced the lesson "God is in everything I see," which explains why everything serves a universal purpose and is the foundation for vision. Jevon Perra explained that this implies everything is a projection or expression of God, and that individual perspective determines what is perceived as "good" or "bad." Jevon Perra also introduced two paths for personal progression, the "way of love" and the "way of wisdom," and discussed the concept of "Leela," the cosmic dance. The main talking points were the core idea, its application, the interconnectedness of all things, and different paths of spiritual progression.DetailsGod is in Everything I See Soo Kim introduces the lesson, "God is in everything I see," explaining that it clarifies why everything serves a universal purpose and why nothing is truly separate or meaningless. This idea is presented as the foundation for vision, though it may initially seem challenging or illogical (00:00:00).Application and Practice Soo Kim outlines the practice sessions, recommending six two-minute periods where participants repeat the idea and apply it to randomly chosen objects, emphasizing the importance of avoiding self-selection due to the idea's "wholly alien nature" (00:01:17). Jevon Perra connects this lesson to previous ones, suggesting it aligns with the concept of not knowing what one is looking at, as the purpose of the course is to remove obstacles to love, not to acquire it (00:02:44).God as Expression and Projection Jevon Perra explains that "God is in everything I see" implies everything is a projection or an expression of God (00:03:57). They clarify that God is not "in" individuals in a compartmentalized sense, but rather individuals exist within God (00:05:12). Jevon Perra also addresses the difficulty of accepting God's presence in seemingly negative events, reframing them as part of a larger, beneficial process, although acknowledging that such interpretations can be seen as "magic" (00:07:33).Perspective and Illusion Jevon Perra discusses how individual perspective determines what is perceived as "good" or "bad," illustrating this with an example of different reactions to the same person (00:09:37). They emphasize that everything experienced is part of one's own "story" or "movie," which is a projection from a single creative source, and that judgment is a constant human activity (00:10:38).Paths to Progression Jevon Perra introduces two paths for personal progression: the "way of love" (the way of the baby kitten, involving loving devotion and intention) and the "way of wisdom" (the way of the baby monkey, a harder path of understanding) (00:16:47). The left-hand path, associated with wisdom, involves domination and control, while the right-hand path, associated with love, involves letting go and forgiveness (00:17:43) (00:19:58). Jevon Perra clarifies that neither path is inherently good or bad, and individuals may engage in both, emphasizing the importance of avoiding rigidity in learning (00:20:58) (00:23:10).Cosmic Dance and Unfulfillment Jevon Perra introduces the concept of "Leela," the cosmic dance or divine play in Hindu philosophy, where the universe is a spontaneous expression of the divine (00:12:39) (00:14:35). Jevon Perra also highlights that feeling unfulfilled in life can be a "beautiful blessing," indicating an openness to different possibilities and a recognition that one's current existence might be infinitely smaller than what is possible (00:15:35).Masculine and Feminine Archetypes Soo Kim inquires about the connection between the kitten/monkey analogy and masculine/feminine archetypes, to which Jevon Perra clarifies that both masculine and feminine archetypes exist on each path (00:24:16). Jevon Perra explains that masculine archetypes tend to be more linear and goal-oriented, while feminine archetypes are more embracing, multi-tasking, open, accepting, and nurturing (00:25:18)."God is in Everything I See" Mantra Jevon Perra reiterates the core idea, "God is in everything I see," connecting it to the Sanskrit Gayatri chant, which expresses gratitude and recognition of God's omnipresent manifestation (00:26:40). Jevon Perra encourages applying this perspective to all encounters, even challenging ones, viewing them as expressions of God (00:29:14).Practice Schedule Soo Kim reminds Jevon Perra about the practice schedule, which includes six two-minute practice periods and repeating the idea at least once an hour. Jevon Perra suggests setting an hourly alarm as a reminder for the practice (00:31:08).Suggested next stepsSoo Kim will set up a Google Calendar invite for the practice periods and invite Jevon Perra.Soo Kim and Jevon Perra will practice the lesson by repeating the idea to themselves and then applying it to randomly chosen objects around them for six two-minute sessions.Soo Kim and Jevon Perra will repeat the idea at least once an hour, looking slowly about as they say the words to themselves.
- You’re In An Advanced Forgiveness Class NOW - Acim text 19 (00:47:06)
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- Attraction to death. ACIM 19 C (00:14:49)
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- The body hides guilt - ACIM 19 (00:46:57)
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- Guilt - fear’s main tool - Acim text 19.IV.A.i (00:46:32)
Guilt - fear’s main tool - Acim text 19.IV.A.i
- Desire - the obstacle to peace ACIM 19 IV 1 (00:50:00)
Desire - the obstacle to peace ACIM 19 IV 1
- Only Giving Up Attack Will Work - ACIM Workbook Lesson 23 (00:26:18)
#ACIM Workbook Lesson 23 Only Giving Up Attack Will Work
- ACIM Text 1.1.27 (00:24:29)
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- Thwarted Desire Creates Anger - Talks On God with David (00:34:38)
8/19/25thwarted desire leads to anger. - attachment to desire is suffering. - "nice" - total acceptance as god's provision. - a computer has operating system. humans have concepts. concepts change life experience. go from "they are attacking/harming/bugging me", to "they are doing the best they can, just like me."- computers have antiviral. humans have forgiveness. - judgments for humans like a virus for computer or a rock for a hose that clogs the flow. - humans think, "I'll hold my resentment until you, the offender change!" this doesn't work, cause it's not their activity that we suffer from, it's the resentment, it blocks the flow of spirit.- attachment to God breaks all other attachments, unless that attachment is on a concept of god, instead of the experience/presence of god. - a man falls in thorn bush, and uses the biggest thorn to pick all the others out. you start with he other biggest ones cause you much pain. but as you go you pull out the small ones you didn't notice at all at first. but in the end you even throw that first thorn out too that was your helpful too after done. concept/attachment of God is that thorn. - Desire doesn't fulfill, might as well let it go to experience God. - feels better to love than to fight/attack. - suffering is like a man standing in the purest river dying of thirst. what you need is close, not far away. - Practice gratitude! every one complaint do 3 gratitude.
- Be right or be happy. ACIM Text 22 I 1-2 (00:32:30)
ACIM Text 22 I 1-2
- Seeing sameness vs difference. ACIM Text 22 Intro (00:38:45)
Seeing sameness vs difference. ACIM Text 22 Intro
- Guiltless World ACIM Text 1:13:1 (00:34:06)
Guiltless World ACIM Text 1:13 1
- Acim Text 1:2 vs 3 brother Jesus. Devotion not Awe. Sameness not differences. (00:43:19)
Devotion not Awe. Sameness not differences.
- Acim Workbook 12 Two pt 2 (00:24:57)
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- Acim Workbook 12 Two (00:03:42)
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- Acim Workbook 12 (00:25:35)
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- Acim Workbook 8 (00:22:26)
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- Acim Workbook 7 (00:07:54)
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- Acim Workbook 6 (00:06:35)
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- Acim Workbook 5 (00:12:23)
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- Acim Text 1:1 9 (00:23:05)
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- Acim Text 1:1 8 (00:23:07)
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- Acim text 1:1 1-4 (00:19:04)
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