E171: Why Love Stops—The Real Cause of Inner Closure

Michael Singer Podcast

Michael Singer

Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2026

⏱️ 56 minutes

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There are times when people experience deep love, joy, and inspiration. But these states disappear the moment we close ourselves because life does not match our expectations. We end up storing every uncomfortable experience inside, and these suppressed impressions create the fears, judgments, and egocentric thoughts and emotions that block our natural openness. Spiritual growth is not about achieving something new but about letting go of stored inner disturbances so that the natural state of love and energy can flow freely again.

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0:00.0	Jigrativ, Jiamastres.
0:05.0	Every one of you, at some point in your lives,
0:10.0	has felt beautiful energy flowing inside of you.
0:15.0	We give it names like love, inspiration, passion, overwhelming joy, ecstasy.
0:26.6	It's not very often, but all of you at some point in your lives have been blown away
0:35.6	by how beautiful it can be inside.
0:39.3	The question is, what price are you willing to pay to stay there?
0:45.5	We don't even imagine staying there.
0:48.2	It's just something happens once in a while.
0:50.1	We fall in love.
0:51.6	We get the perfect job.
0:53.1	We're just inspired to go do with the perfect project
0:56.5	and music, something, art, something just turned you on enough.
1:02.5	I call it melting.
1:04.7	It's not something you do, and it happens to you.
1:07.9	You melt, you go bye-bye.
1:10.5	I like that term. There's a natural state inside of you
1:14.3	which is filled with joy, filled with love, filled with inspiration, filled with passion.
1:22.0	The question is, if you can feel it once, why don't you feel it later?
1:30.9	In fact, I don't want to ask what turned you on.
1:33.3	I want to ask why did it stop?
1:37.0	I'm telling you, someday you will reach the point of understanding.
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