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Don't Stop Short of Peace

Tuesday 08 October 2024

Inward Journey Amidst a Busy Life

A man asks how much time should be dedicated to his inward journey amidst a busy life. Rupert suggests spending as much time on the inward-facing journey as circumstances allow and as one feels inclined. He acknowledges that with a busy work and family life, one might only find twenty minutes in the morning and evening, with brief pauses during the day. Another may have more time for contemplation. There is no definitive answer; it is different for everyone and whatever feels right is appropriate.

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

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Finding the Direct Path to True Nature

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Reincarnation and Time

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Is John 3:16 Compatible with Non-Duality?

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Compassionate Concessions in Teaching

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The Nature of Reality and Impermanence

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Being Alert in Meditation

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Reincarnation and Non-Dual Understanding

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Individual vs. Universal Consciousness

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