Back to full recording

Love Is What Draws You Here

Sunday 16 October 2022

Aloneness with a Capital 'A'

A man, who is a musician, asks about aloneness with a capital ‘A’ as there is quite a bit of fear around that sense of aloneness. Rupert suggests that when this man is performing, he is completely alone, totally one with the audience. That is the aloneness of which Rupert is speaking. Rupert suggests that he play songs without an audience until the song winds down, and remain there.

From event 09 - 16 October, 2022 Seven Day Retreat at Garrison Institute – 9th to 16th October

Subscribe or purchase View event recordings

Dialogues 5:07

Topics:

Nature of awareness

Why Does the One Being Appear as Many?

Dialogues

Why Does the One Being Appear as Many?

We Are Already Being

Dialogues

We Are Already Being

Do We Enter into the Same Room?

Dialogues

Do We Enter into the Same Room?

Don't Be Seduced by Perception

Dialogues

Don't Be Seduced by Perception

There Is No Inner and Outer

Dialogues

There Is No Inner and Outer

The Next Evolutionary Step

Dialogues

The Next Evolutionary Step

Being Is Unknowable to Mind, but Known to Itself

Dialogues

Being Is Unknowable to Mind, but Known to Itself

Doing for No Reason

Dialogues

Doing for No Reason

Experience Without Objects

Dialogues

Experience Without Objects

To the Infinite One

Dialogues

To the Infinite One

Our Being Is Always with Us

Dialogues

Our Being Is Always with Us