WHITE HOT TRUTH Book Exploration by Laurie Hawkins

1. WHITE HOT TRUTH
By Danielle LaPorte
BOOK EXPLORATION
By Laurie Hawkins

2. QUESTIONING THE QUEST
You can't seek approval on your way to sovereignty. Freedom is not
something you need to earn. Joy does not come from a checklist.
You have to love yourself into fullness.
Can you imagine not craving to be different than you are right now?
Getting “SPIRITUAL” was delaying getting real.
We test and exploit ourselves. Profusely. Not because we’re weak or
defective, but because that’s what students of life do – they sign up to
learn!

3. QUESTIONING THE QUEST
Our fulfillment stems from our motives. It’s not how we seek spiritual
growth; It’s why we seek it. May you seek to know the vastness of your
light.
I was longing for another way to aspire, a fuller way to worship. I wanted
to consume life, consciously but guilt-free. I wanted to express myself,
considerately but without hesitation. I wanted an intensity of intention, to
go deep and at the same time, lighten up.

4. IT TAKES COURAGE TO CHANGE BELIEFS
No questioning = no growth.
You are an individual spark of light. That is your soul. Your human
mind is a transmitter of light.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to increase your
capacity to receive and transmit light. This is what it means to raise
your frequency. To tune in. you’re adjusting your dials to truth radio
(and the hits will keep coming).
We are big spirits with human shortcomings.
Wisdom is paradoxical. True wisdom usually holds and transcends opposing points
of view. Wisdom knows that there is always an exception to the rule, that there is a
time and place, and that case-by-case is divine protocol.
Because it is up to you and we are all in this together. We have all the time in the
world, and this is urgent.

5. IT’S ALL AN EXPERIMENT
We are making it up as we go. When you're on the cusp of your own consciousness, you will feel
like a lonely, lost astronaut – ever in awe of what you’re finding.
I SORT OF SUCK BECAUSE I SHOULD!
Deep growth happens when our self-care is a celebration of our goodness and value and not a
fixation on what needs to be fixed.