You Don’t Need to Conduct the Orchestra! ~ Jack Armstrong

We humans often feel the need to make things happen – to have things turn out the way we think they should. If we’re facing serious challenges, or if something we’re working on hasn’t happened, our minds tend to jump into action, trying to figure out what to do next.

But the more we struggle to have things go our way, fear, discouragement or frustration can set in, only adding to our struggles.

In Jack Armstrong’s new book, You Don’t Need to Conduct the Orchestra!, Lessons on Letting Go, Trusting and Allowing, he shares previously unpublished spiritual teachings that gently remind us that we can let go of the struggle and then trust and allow our highest good to flow into our lives.
 

For more than 35 years, Jack Armstrong has been a reluctant, yet willing, conduit for receiving and transcribing remarkable spiritual teachings through a form of channeling known as Inner Dictation -- the same phenomenon through which A Course in Miracles was received.

After publishing his first book, Lessons from the Source, in 2008, Jack decided to devote his life to sharing these inspiring messages with others for whom they can be helpful, and You Don’t Need to Conduct the Orchestra! is his third publication.

Jack is an explorer on the spiritual path whose life’s journey has included stops as a nonprofit executive, Peace Corps volunteer, congressional candidate, small business owner, actor, voiceover artist, and hospice volunteer. He lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington, and strives to practice the lessons he has received.