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Don't Stop Short of Peace

Tuesday 08 October 2024

A Difficult Sadhana

A woman shares that she has a brain tumour, leaving her paralysed and causing her to lose her career and independence. She asks how to reframe her situation to suffer less. Rupert acknowledges the difficult sadhana she’s been given and appreciates that her love of truth has not dimmed. He suggests that she understand her true nature cannot be taken away and that her circumstances are an opportunity to deepen her interest in the peace and joy that is always present.

From event 06 - 13 October, 2024 Seven-Day Retreat at Garrison Institute – 6 to 13 October 2024

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Life

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Integrating the Peace of the Retreat Experience

Mathematics in the Consciousness-Only Model

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Responding to Difficult Feelings

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Loving Those You Dislike

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Living the Analogy of Mary and Jane

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Impersonal Decision-Making

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Inner Hatred and Suffering

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The Subconscious and the Direct Path

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Hardwired Patterns and Mental Habits

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