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Wednesday 19 June 2024

Ashes of a Sugar Snake

A man presents his metaphor of memory as ‘the ashes of a sugar snake’. Rupert explains that memory, which is dependent on time, is not inherent in reality but an appearance shaped by thought and perception. Reality, seen through the lens of thought, appears to exist in time and space, but in truth, it is eternal and timeless.

From event 12 April, 2012 Live Webinar (167)

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Topics:

Reality

This Is All There Is

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This Is All There Is

Many Worlds Theory and Non-Dual Reality

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Many Worlds Theory and Non-Dual Reality

The Nature of Time and the Eternal Now

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The Nature of Time and the Eternal Now

Beyond Physical Space and Time

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Beyond Physical Space and Time

Are There Many Individual Consciousnesses?

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Are There Many Individual Consciousnesses?

Consciousness Without Objective Limit

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Consciousness Without Objective Limit

Consciousness and Mathematical Infinities

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Consciousness and Mathematical Infinities

What Does ‘Collective Unconscious’ Mean in Non-Duality?

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What Does ‘Collective Unconscious’ Mean in Non-Duality?

What Remains When Everything Disappears in This Thought Experiment?

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What Remains When Everything Disappears in This Thought Experiment?

Why Does Consciousness Manifest a Universe?

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Why Does Consciousness Manifest a Universe?

Can the Universe Exist Prior to Being Perceived?

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Can the Universe Exist Prior to Being Perceived?