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Meditation Is Practice Without Purpose

Monday 09 August 2021

Distinction Between the Absolute and Relative Perspectives

A man asks what is the distinction between the relative and the absolute point of view. Rupert responds that when we are silent we are coming from the absolute, and when we say anything we are coming from the relative, and elaborates on the perception of matter seemingly all around us.

From event 09 August, 2021 Webinar – Monday 9th August from 6:00pm, UK

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Sensing and perceiving Mind

Knowing Is the Essence of Hearing

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Knowing Is the Essence of Hearing

Does Knowing Include Biological Sense Perceptions?

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Does Knowing Include Biological Sense Perceptions?

How Language Shapes Our Perception

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How Language Shapes Our Perception

Reading Other Minds and Other Siddhis

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Reading Other Minds and Other Siddhis

When Doubts Arise

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When Doubts Arise

Death Is the End of Everything That Appears

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Death Is the End of Everything That Appears

Not What We See, but How We See

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Not What We See, but How We See

Accessing this Place in Ourself

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Accessing this Place in Ourself

Allowing the Reconfiguration to Happen

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Allowing the Reconfiguration to Happen

Is the Sensation of Touch Actually a Boundary?

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Is the Sensation of Touch Actually a Boundary?

Surrounded by Peace and Stillness

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Surrounded by Peace and Stillness