Ricky Goodall

I imagine that if Christians actually read the Bible front to back, they would have a very different perspective of Jesus' teachings.

They would recognize that the prophets performed many of the same miracles that Jesus performed, including resurrection, manifesting food from nothing, and miraculous healing.

They would recognize that the prophets also referred to themselves as Sons of Man, gods (with a small "g") and children of God.

They would discover that all of Jesus' teachings were already outlined in the Tanakh or the Old Testament, and that he was simply demonstrating the teachings of Judaism and Kabbalah through his personal example.

They would discover that Jesus prayed to God, not to himself, that he was following the guidance of the prophets who came before him.

Even Jesus' teachings are clear that we can do greater things than him, that we are all children of the Creator, and that we are all children of the Most High.

I encourage Christians who truly want to demonstrate the teachings of Jesus to stop following Christianity and start following Christ.

Love,

-Ricky

🕊️ Hear, O Israel: The Lord Our God, The Lord is One 🕊️

Sh'ma Yisra'el Adonai Eloheinu Adonai Echad

שְׁמַע יִשְׂרָאֵל יְהֹוָה אֱלֹהֵינוּ יְהֹוָה אֶחָד

This weekend, we gathered in Moncton, New Brunswick, for an unforgettable Conscious Intimacy Facilitator Retreat, where we practiced .intimacy.games to strip away our masks and become our true selves.

It was more than just a weekend – it was a life-changing experience for all of us.

We dove deep into the art of conscious connection, not just as facilitators but as individuals on our own journeys of growth and transformation.

Having my brother there made it even more special. Sharing this space with him, surrounded by people committed to deepening their relationships and understanding of intimacy, was an experience I’ll never forget.

The energy, the breakthroughs, the moments of pure connection were profound.

This retreat wasn't just about learning tools or techniques – it was about embodying the essence of conscious intimacy and leaving forever changed.

We walked away with a renewed sense of purpose, a stronger bond with ourselves and others, and a clearer path forward in our roles as facilitators.

I'm beyond grateful for everyone who showed up, both for themselves and for each other. Together, we're creating something truly powerful.

Love,

-Ricky

How I like my living room at night.

Gut Reset Smoothie:

-1 cup frozen papaya
-1 apple
-1/2 cup cooked cauliflower
-10g grass fed gelatin
-10g grass fed collagen
-5g l-glutamine
-1 scoop pure protein
-1 tbsp cashew butter

"I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I, God, do all these things."

- Isaiah 45:7

What my cupboard looks like during a 21-day Gut Reset from the book Digest This.

Yum.

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Some men think that if they make enough money, get in good enough shape, own enough stuff or achieve enough success, that they will win the security of their woman.

This is not the case.

The feminine is like the weather. Some days she's sunny with blue skies, other days she's a vicious storm ready to tear the world apart.

The truth is, the masculine is never safe.

No matter how much money he makes, no matter how much stuff he owns, no matter how good he looks or how much success he achieves, he is never safe.

Because these are not the things that she seeks.

She desires a mountain to stay strong during her stormy times.

She desires a rock that won't break under the pressures of life's inevitable changes.

She desires a warrior who can stand the test of time, tame her when she's wild, and calm her when she's out of sorts.

She's not looking for another monkey to dance for her, or another worker bee to seek her validation endlessly.

She's looking for a king to serve and a leader to follow.

She doesn't seek security through money, she seeks security through integrity, and she will sacrifice any man in her way of achieving this.

No, brothers, we are never safe, at least not if we seek our safety from her. That's our job.

Until we develop true safety within, as a manifestation of our honesty, authenticity and integrity in life, we will never be safe.

Kabbalists say that just scanning the Zohar can lead to miracles, and when we read it out loud at the same time, our words become reality.

This is a portion of the Zohar called Beshalach, which talks about how to bring miracles into our reality.

Do you believe in miracles?

The other day one of my Conscious Intimacy Coach students asked me,

"Why don't you post more pictures from your fighting career?"

It was a valid question.

I suppose I'm still forgiving the parts of me that made me into an MMA fighter in the first place.

I'm still forgiving the aggression, arrogance, stubbornness, ruthlessness and heartlessness that helped walk into a metal cage and fight grown men in front of thousands of people.

I'm still healing the anger, sadness, bitterness and inner chaos that helped me switch from a service based entrepreneur by day to a trained killer when it was time to go to battle.

Countless times while in that cage I'd look into the crowd and see my opponent's mother, father, brother, sister, lover or children watching as we went to war against each other.

I remember one time when I was on top of my opponent, raining down punches and elbows, as his son yelled for his father to get up.

Part of me wanted to let him up so his son could be proud of his dad, but another part of me knew that wasn't going to happen.

Now, as I look back on that part of my life, I realize that I was never really meant to be a fighter long term, at least not in that way.

I didn't have the heart to keep hurting people. I could turn the switch on when I needed to, but it was always at a cost.

The cost was my inner peace, inner happiness, inner joy, and a connection to something greater than my ego's satisfaction.

Because no matter how successful I became, the feeling of inner conflict never went away. I was living one life on the surface, and another life deep inside.

Although I became exceptionally skilled at hurting people, deep down my desire was to help people, not hurt them, and the conflict eventually became too much.

Eventually, I accepted that I couldn't do it any longer. I couldn't keep hurting myself and others. I couldn't keep living a lie.

The rest, as they say, is history.

If you're success is coming at the cost of honesty with yourself, then I tell myself the fee is too high, and it will never be worth it.

Be honest, be authentic, be you.

Love,

-Ricky

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