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‘I Am’ Is Our Primary Experience

Thursday 08 December 2022

The Play Carries On

A man references the analogy of John Smith and King Lear. Rupert suggests that when the play continues, King Lear is suffering; when the play stops, John Smith is happy, but the play doesn't need to stop. The play carries on. It is the result of innumerable forces. Eventually, the play responds to the fact that you are no longer seeking fulfilment from it.

From event 08 December, 2022 Webinar – Thursday 8th December

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Nature of consciousness

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A Discussion on Manifesting as an Outpouring of Love

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A Discussion on Manifesting as an Outpouring of Love

Peace Is the Nature of Our Being

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Peace Is the Nature of Our Being

It Is Your Nature to Welcome

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Resting in Being and Spiritual Bypassing

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Resting in Being and Spiritual Bypassing

Is Reality Created with Our Finite Minds?

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The Interaction Between the One and the Mind

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What Was This Powerful Experience of Ecstasy and Joy?

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The Dreamer, the Dream and Free Will

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The Dreamer, the Dream and Free Will

Ignoring the One, We See the Many

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Ignoring the One, We See the Many