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Taste Your Being

Wednesday 14 February 2024

Emphasise the ‘I Am’

A woman asks how to stay with being for longer periods during her daily activities. Rupert responds that we often lose ourselves in experiences, and all that is necessary is to return to our being. He notes that it is never difficult to see the screen when we watch a movie. As soon as we notice we are lost in experience, our being is right there. The ‘I am’ is always present. Emphasise the ‘I am’.

From event 14 February, 2024 Webinar – Wednesday, 14 February

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Topics:

Being

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