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'I Am' Is the Constant Factor in All Experience

Sunday 02 January 2022

Go Deeply into One Approach

Rupert suggests that we go deeply into one approach that appeals to both our heart and mind, when a man shares his confusion after exploring and following many paths. Using the analogy of learning an instrument, Rupert suggests that, whilst at first we might explore many teachers and styles, eventually we will want to go deeply into one.

From event 02 January, 2022 Webinar – Sunday 2nd January from 4:00pm UK

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Teacher and teaching

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