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Thursday 29 June 2023

The Finite Mind Cannot Conceive of Eternity

A man asks about memory, which he says Krishnamenon describes as synonymous with individual existence. Rupert responds that using the term ‘continuity’ is a concession, but what he really means is not that the I is continuous but eternal, ever-present, now. The mind cannot conceive of eternity. Memory means that the event has continued in your mind, superimposing its own limitations on consciousness. Without memory, you wouldn't be able to conceive of time.

From event 29 June, 2023 Webinar – Thursday 29th June

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