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Welcome to Experiment no. 2.
In this transmission, I intentionally leaned into slowing down to create a greater sense of permission and safety for myself to go deeper and see what would come through in the absence of a false sense of urgency or performance.
In that spaciousness, something truly magical and powerful happened…
I followed the thread of what was most alive in me, moment to moment, and dots connected in a way I couldn’t have predicted or scripted. A clear theme and arc of transformation emerged and revealed itself in real time.
What began as a reflection on how Justin Bieber's Grammy and Coachella appearances stirred something in me, opened up into a deeper, rich exploration of authenticity, faith, connecting to the younger parts of ourselves, and what it means to feel safe enough to tell the truth.
The conversation touches on slowness, inner child healing, creative safety, and a more personal share about my own relationship with God and Jesus, which I have not always felt comfortable to speak about publicly. At the heart of the conversation is a simple question: what becomes possible when we create enough safety for the most innocent parts of ourselves to be seen, heard, and expressed?I would love to hear what this stirs in you and if you have been navigating any of these themes on your own journey.Thank you for being here. I'm grateful to be walking the path together. Much love, Chris
By Hosted by Chris AssaadWelcome to Experiment no. 2.
In this transmission, I intentionally leaned into slowing down to create a greater sense of permission and safety for myself to go deeper and see what would come through in the absence of a false sense of urgency or performance.
In that spaciousness, something truly magical and powerful happened…
I followed the thread of what was most alive in me, moment to moment, and dots connected in a way I couldn’t have predicted or scripted. A clear theme and arc of transformation emerged and revealed itself in real time.
What began as a reflection on how Justin Bieber's Grammy and Coachella appearances stirred something in me, opened up into a deeper, rich exploration of authenticity, faith, connecting to the younger parts of ourselves, and what it means to feel safe enough to tell the truth.
The conversation touches on slowness, inner child healing, creative safety, and a more personal share about my own relationship with God and Jesus, which I have not always felt comfortable to speak about publicly. At the heart of the conversation is a simple question: what becomes possible when we create enough safety for the most innocent parts of ourselves to be seen, heard, and expressed?I would love to hear what this stirs in you and if you have been navigating any of these themes on your own journey.Thank you for being here. I'm grateful to be walking the path together. Much love, Chris