Allow Enemies to Be Your Best Friends

A man expresses his anxiety about others’ judgments, which leaves him feeling a deep sense of lack. Rupert explains that those who judge or speak badly of us are, in fact, our friends, though they may not know it. He uses the example of great tennis players, Federer and Nadal, whose rivalry helped them both grow. He advises the man to allow friends, enemies, and all circumstances to be his best friends, reminding him that what once devastated or saddened him can now be turned into fuel for his joy and peace.

From event 12 April, 2012 Live Webinar (167)

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