Being Is The Spaciousness in Which Trauma Appears

A woman asks about the pervasive nature of trauma, and whether the content of the movie, such as unresolved trauma in the body, is as relevant as the true nature of the screen. Rupert says that trauma, whether individual or collective, is the deeper layer of the mind. Being is the spaciousness in which the trauma appears and can act as a dissolving agent to it. However, sometimes resting in being may not be enough; a more proactive approach to exposing the deeper layers of trauma is required. Both therapy and this approach are valid.

From event 22 March - 13 April, 2024 Seven-Day Retreat at Garrison Institute – 22 to 29 March 2024

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