Jeannie Zandi

In this interview, spiritual teacher Jeannie Zandi explores how

• we let our walls down when we admit loneliness

• the openness of our hearts in loneliness can make a space for something else to come in

• loneliness is much more about a disconnection from one’s deepest self than it is about lack of people

• loneliness is a form of longing, and longing, if we let it deepen, is a muse that can guide us to what we are longing for

LINKS:

Website: jeanniezandi.com

BIO:

Jeannie Zandi is the director of Living as Love, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting people to live from their essence as Love. A year before the birth of her daughter, Jeannie was plunged into a dark night of the soul that culminated in a radical shift of consciousness. Her teaching focuses on embodied spiritual maturity, full humanness, and the intricacies of true relating. She is known for her fearless clarity, tender mercy toward humanness, and a juicy, poetic and often humorous style that draws from Advaita Vedanta, Sufism, Christian mysticism and the ongoing revelation of fully engaged living.

This video is one of 16 interviews comprising the Transforming Loneliness summit, which was curated and hosted by Laura Parker, MFT in early 2019. To view the other interviews in the series, please register here if you haven’t already.

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