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The Oneness of Awareness

Monday 09 September 2024

‘The Temple in Which I Worship You’

A woman relates her love for the body and the desire to care for it through nurturing and awe at its functions. Rupert recalls for her the Shankaracharya’s prayer, ‘My body is the temple in which I worship You’, and he speaks of caring for the body through diet, exercise and sleep. In this tradition, he explains, there is no conflict among taking care of the body, enjoying sensory experience, and the recognition of our true nature.

From event 07 September - 12 October, 2024 Seven-Day Meditation Retreat at Mandali – 7 to 14 September 2024

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Body Mind

Falling Asleep in Meditation

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Falling Asleep in Meditation

Extreme Physical Pain and Awareness

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Extreme Physical Pain and Awareness

Does the Body-Mind Use Consciousness?

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Does the Body-Mind Use Consciousness?

Reconnecting to Being in Trauma

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Reconnecting to Being in Trauma

Consciousness Wanting to Know Itself

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Consciousness Wanting to Know Itself

Perceiving vs. Knowing Thoughts and Feelings

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Perceiving vs. Knowing Thoughts and Feelings

Soul and Mind Distinction

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Soul and Mind Distinction

Work as an Expression of Love

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Work as an Expression of Love

Ideas In Psychedelics

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Ideas In Psychedelics

Sensitivity vs Touchiness in Relationships

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Sensitivity vs Touchiness in Relationships

Meditation and Overthinking

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Meditation and Overthinking