Living by the Principles of Truth

What does it mean to truly live by the Principles of God?

This conversation explores a profound distinction between knowing spiritual ideas and actually living from them. Beginning with the simple image of a hundred pennies, the discussion opens into a deeper exploration of principles that do not change — principles of life, love, abundance, trust and omnipresence.

Robert asks us to look beyond the changing nature of our thoughts, emotions and circumstances and to consider what remains eternally true. If God is life, love and abundance, and if God is omnipresent, what does that mean for the way we experience lack, sickness, loss, fear and even death?

At the heart of the discussion is the practice of entering the silence — the “most holy place” within — and allowing the mind to become still enough to contemplate these principles for ourselves. Rather than simply asking God to change our circumstances, the invitation is to discover what is already present and to awaken to it.

This dialogue also explores the meaning of the narrow way, the purpose of spiritual struggle, the role of faith, and the significance of the “I AM” as the presence of God within. Scripture is approached as a pathway of revelation, with figures such as Moses, Elijah, Jesus, Paul and John representing stages in the unfolding recognition of the same eternal truth.

This is a conversation about moving from belief to understanding, from the confusion of the “dream” to the stillness of the truth, and from relying on appearances to discovering the principles that never change.

For anyone drawn to a deeper understanding of God, Scripture, silence and the journey within, this episode offers much to sit with, question and contemplate.

This episode explores one of the central themes of the spiritual journey: the complete surrender of the conditioned self and the uncovering of the divine nature that has always existed within.

Beginning with the symbolism of Noah's Ark, the conversation revisits the flood not as an historical event, but as an inner baptism—a dying to the old mind so that a new consciousness can emerge. The ark becomes a symbol of the place where the false self comes to an end, preparing the way for a completely new beginning. From there, the discussion unfolds through the imagery of the circumcision of the heart, revealing it as the gradual cutting away of deeply rooted beliefs, identities and patterns that keep us bound to fear, separation and suffering.

A revealing dialogue on the symbolism of the Tabernacle and the Holy of Holies, presenting it as the innermost sanctuary of our own being. While the veil has already been torn and access to this sacred place has been opened, the question remains: why do so few enter? We explore the practical meaning of entering this inner sanctuary—not through striving or religious effort, but through silence, surrender and the willingness to let every false identity fall away.

Throughout the discussion, familiar biblical stories are approached as profound metaphors for inner transformation. The Garden of Eden, the Tree of Life, the Revelation of Christ, the Promised Land, and even the command to destroy every nation encountered on entering it are interpreted as symbols of the inner work required to uproot every thought, belief and attachment that obscures our true nature. Rather than describing an external battle, they reveal the complete purification of consciousness that allows the Christ mind to emerge.

Ultimately, this is a conversation about remembrance. It points towards a future in which humanity awakens to its shared identity in the Divine, where the illusion of separation gives way to unity, compassion and love. The path back to the Tree of Life has never been closed—it has simply awaited our willingness to leave behind the old mind and rediscover the sacred presence that has always lived within us.

Who is the "I" that quietly says, I am?

Beneath the constant movement of thought, beneath the identity we have built through memory, experience, and belief, there remains an unchanging Presence that has never been absent. Throughout this conversation, we explore the profound spiritual meaning of the "I" spoken throughout Scripture—not as the voice of a separate individual, but as the eternal awareness that is one with the Father.

What if the invitation of Christ has never been to become something more, but to awaken to what has always been? What if the words "I am the door," "I am the way," and "I am the light" are not simply declarations to be admired, but living truths pointing us towards the very essence of our own being?

This episode reflects on the movement from the restless, personal self to the stillness of the divine "I Am"—the place where striving gives way to surrender, where seeking gives way to recognition, and where silence becomes the doorway through which truth reveals itself.

Rather than offering another philosophy or belief, this conversation is an invitation to become still, to listen deeply, and to discover that the Presence we have been searching for has never been somewhere else. It has always been here, quietly waiting to be recognised as the very life within us.

In this episode, the conversation explores one of the most profound and controversial revelations found within scripture: the meaning of the "rock" upon which spiritual understanding is built. Through a symbolic interpretation of biblical stories, the discussion uncovers the recurring theme of the rock as revelation—a divine insight that transforms consciousness and opens the door to deeper understanding.

Central to this episode is the revelation, "Thou art the Christ," presented not merely as a statement about a historical figure, but as the cornerstone of spiritual awakening. The conversation examines how this revelation has been misunderstood, rejected, and overlooked, despite being described as the very foundation upon which the spiritual temple is built.

Drawing connections between the symbology of the rock as revelation, the cornerstone rejected by the builders, and other symbolic references throughout scripture, this episode reveals a consistent thread woven through the biblical narrative. Each stone, rock, and cornerstone points toward a deeper truth about identity, revelation, and the awakening of the soul.

This episode discusses the journey from separation to unity, and the awakening of the soul to its true nature, and invites our listeners to move beyond literal interpretations and discover the living wisdom hidden within sacred teachings. 

This episode explores the timeless symbolism of Jacob's Ladder as a powerful metaphor for spiritual awakening, inner transformation, and our connection to higher consciousness. This conversations reflect on the journey from unconscious living to conscious awareness, examining how moments of revelation can gently shift our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.

We discuss the inner struggle between old patterns and emerging truth, the significance of spiritual "downloads" and quiet insights, and how wisdom often arrives through stillness rather than effort. Drawing on symbolic interpretations of ancient teachings, this episode invites our listeners to consider the messages that are always available within—waiting to be noticed through presence, silence, and surrender.

Whether you're navigating challenges, seeking deeper meaning, or simply curious about the nature of spiritual growth, this conversation offers encouragement, inspiration, and practical insights for your own journey. A reminder that transformation is not about becoming someone new, but awakening to what has been there all along.

 A reflective conversation on what it truly means to “be born again” — not as a religious achievement, but as an awakening into a deeper awareness of love, grace, and connection to the divine within us. At the heart of this episode is the idea that we are never truly separate, even when life feels heavy or confusing. Again and again, we are invited to return inward, to rest, to listen, and to allow ourselves to be lifted up, beyond fear, striving, and the constant noise of the mind. It’s a deeply human conversation about grace, healing, awareness, and the quiet transformation that happens when we stop trying so hard and begin to trust the presence already carrying us.  
A new clarity on what it means to be “born from above”  emerges and no longer feel distant or mysterious, but something deeply personal, alive, and already unfolding within us. 

This rich and illuminating discussion explores the nature of identity, consciousness, and spiritual awakening through the symbolism of the cross, the idea of awakening from illusion, and the journey beyond the conditioned mind. Robert uses vivid analogies and relatable examples, to help open us up to how much of our human experience is shaped by thought, perception, and deeply ingrained patterns, and why true freedom begins when we stop identifying with the false self created by the mind. He gently guides us into themes of silence, awareness, surrender, and inner peace, encouraging a shift away from struggle, fear, and overthinking toward a deeper sense of clarity and freedom. 

This episode offers a space to pause, look beyond the surface of experience, and reconnect with a deeper awareness that may already be quietly present within. 

A deep conversation exploring consciousness, awakening, and the illusion of separation from God. Through powerful metaphors and reflections on the meaning of the cross, this discussion examines the human search for fulfillment, the false sense of self, and the invitation to move beyond striving into rest, presence, and inner union. Themes of healing, perception, surrender, and the realization that “it is finished” weave throughout this thought-provoking and contemplative episode. 

Today’s conversation with Robert Jacques takes us into the familiar subject of Faith—something we all recognize, but don’t always feel we can truly hold onto. 

What does it actually mean to have faith? 

In this episode, Robert breaks down the difference between what many of us have been taught and what faith really is—and isn’t. He shares a powerful realization: faith isn’t about holding on tight to outcomes, begging for change, or trying to convince God to do something. In fact, it might not be about effort at all.

Instead, we explore a completely different way of seeing it—where faith isn’t found in all the noise, but in stillness… not in asking, but in actually listening.

So if you’ve ever struggled with doubt, questioned your prayers, or felt like faith is just out of reach, this conversation is for you.

And who knows—it might open up something in you that you didn't realise was already within you.

In the first episode of Our Journey to Truth, Robert shares the deeply personal story of how his search for truth began—and the moment that changed everything. Through an open-hearted and honest conversation, he reflects on the vulnerability, pain, and inner turmoil that set him on an unexpected path.

What started as anguish became a powerful journey of exploration and surrender, ultimately shaping the direction of his life for years to come. Join us for a raw and moving introduction to the story behind the series.