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We Move, Live and Exist In God's Being

Saturday 29 January 2022

Silence as Intense Activity

A man reads a passage by Ramana Maharshi that refers to silence and stillness as 'intense activity'. He asks for Rupert's impression of this characterisation. Rupert suggests the reference is to and for the one whose attention is disbursed and distracted by the ten thousand things, so effort is required to focus attention inward, and intense activity is the movement or energy of consciousness.

From event 29 January, 2022 Webinar – Saturday 29th January 4:00pm, UK

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