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Don't Stop Short of Peace

Tuesday 08 October 2024

Pure Self-Enquiry

A woman shares an experience from the guided meditation earlier that day where she relaxed her mind and listened from her heart. She wonders what ‘I am’ means, not from the intellect but from a deeper place. Rupert replies that everyone can say ‘I am’ because we experience something that enables us to say it. He invites her to contemplate to what experience the words ‘I am’ refer, calling it pure self-enquiry.

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

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Topics:

Being

Being Takes a Look at Itself

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Being Takes a Look at Itself

Being Aware of Being Aware – the Highest Meditation

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Being Aware of Being Aware – the Highest Meditation

The Eternal Presence of Being

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The Eternal Presence of Being

Nothing to Do to Be Being

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Nothing to Do to Be Being

The Fear of Death

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The Fear of Death

Joy and Interruption

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Joy and Interruption

Mind Meeting Consciousness

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Mind Meeting Consciousness

Relationship of ‘I Am’ to True Nature

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Relationship of ‘I Am’ to True Nature

Finding Being Prior to the Blank Mind

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Finding Being Prior to the Blank Mind

Intimacy and Impersonality

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Intimacy and Impersonality

Abiding in the World as Being

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Abiding in the World as Being