As part of the dissemination of “The True Values of Life,” the French importer has opened a YouTube channel where it is possible to watch recorded live sessions intended for the French-speaking public.
During a webinar, on March 10, the theme of “The Path to the New” was discussed live to address the journey required to live the True Values of Life.
Indeed, this webinar was designed as an invitation to embark on an inner journey, rather than to simply receive informational content. Its structure, deliberately progressive and figurative, guides the listener in a reflection that goes beyond appearances to reach the essential. Through questions, metaphors, and realizations, it seeks to awaken a deeper understanding of oneself and the world.
The objective is not to impose a vision, but to open a space where everyone can recognize within themselves the stages of this journey. For living the true values of life — such as sincerity, responsibility, fairness, or harmony — is not an abstract concept, but a path to be experienced. This text was thus constructed as an inner journey, allowing everyone to initiate this movement towards a more awakened and authentic consciousness.
For those who wish, even without understanding the French language, it is possible to watch it to feel the vibrations of this evening.
https://www.youtube.com/live/R1rpaZCU10A?is=wD8fo_Xq10Xo6E_m
Here is a short summary:
This discourse primarily offers an invitation to reflect deeply on our existence and on the world in which we live. The speaker deliberately chooses not to present himself as an expert or an authority, but as a seeker engaged in an inner quest. His intention is not to provide ready-made answers, but to open avenues for reflection, so that everyone can find their own answers.
To illustrate this approach, he uses a strong image: that of a man climbing a staircase in the heart of a peaceful landscape, towards a luminous gateway. This staircase symbolizes the path of life. Each step represents a stage, made up of moments of joy, success, but also doubts and trials. The latter, although difficult, appear to be the most transformative, as they push us to question ourselves and evolve internally. The gateway, for its part, represents a passage to a „new“ — a new way of seeing, understanding, and being in the world.
Broadening the perspective, the discourse makes an observation about our era. In a few decades, humanity has experienced spectacular technological acceleration: instant communication, unlimited access to information, constant hyperconnection. But this evolution has not only transformed our way of life; it has also amplified two fundamental dimensions of our consciousness.
The first is intellectual consciousness, which analyzes, compares, judges, and seeks to understand the world rationally. The second is emotional consciousness, which reacts, feels, is indignant or enthusiastic. Social networks, in particular, have multiplied the speed and intensity of these reactions. Thus, we constantly oscillate between analysis and emotion, in a kind of automatic movement, without true perspective.
Faced with this imbalance, the speaker proposes to develop a third form of consciousness: spiritual consciousness. This does not consist of rejecting intellect or emotion, but of transcending and harmonizing them. It allows us to escape this inner agitation to access a deeper, calmer, and more lucid perspective. This consciousness does not manifest itself in noise or demonstration, but in inner silence, lived experience, and humility.
The discourse also highlights a striking paradox: despite the considerable progress of our civilization, a growing malaise is felt. Many experience a loss of meaning, a distancing from essential values such as simplicity, sincerity, or connection with nature. Humanity seems to have developed its intelligence, but at the expense of its wisdom. In this context, external advances are no longer sufficient; without internal transformation, they can even lead to dangerous deviations.
The speaker then questions the solutions usually proposed. Political, economic, or social transformations are often presented as levers of change, but they might only be the consequences of a deeper change. Similarly, certain individual approaches, such as personal development or some esoteric approaches, can remain limited if they do not go beyond the ego.
He then proposes a more essential vision of the human being: that of a „germ of spirit“ come to experience life in matter in order to develop its consciousness. Like a seed that must cross the earth, face external conditions, and mature slowly, the human being evolves through experiences. The goal of this path would be to return to its origin, but with an awakened consciousness.
To move in this direction, he invites us to observe and apply certain fundamental laws, present in nature and also valid in our inner life. The first is the law of cause and effect: everything we sow — in thoughts, words, or actions — produces a consequence. The second is the law of gravity: certain inner states, such as fear or resentment, weigh us down and hinder our progress, while others, such as joy or gratitude, uplift us. Finally, the law of affinity shows that we attract experiences and situations that resonate with our inner state.
These laws reveal a central idea: our external reality is a reflection of our inner world. Thus, true change does not begin at the world level, but in the heart of each individual.
The discourse concludes with an invitation to imagine an ideal world, free of conflicts and divisions. Then, it reminds us that this world already exists: it is Earth. The example of the Covid-19 lockdown period illustrates how a change in human behavior can have a rapid and visible impact on our environment.
Therefore, everyone bears a responsibility. At every moment, we choose the quality of our thoughts, words, and actions. If a sufficient number of people undertake this inner work with sincerity, then collective transformation becomes possible. This passage to a „new world,“ symbolized by the gateway, does not depend on an external event, but on a progressive evolution of human consciousness.
Thus, the text reminds us that the path to a more harmonious world begins within ourselves, in a process of lucidity, responsibility, and inner transformation.