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Friday 11 October 2024

Intimacy Is the Collapse of Separation

A man asks if the deep experience of unconditional love and presence he felt in meditation is what Rupert refers to as intimacy. Rupert says that intimacy is the collapse of separation, a felt sense of oneness. In this experience, the person dissolves, revealing the unity of being. Love is impersonal and is not a relationship between two; it is the dissolution of ‘the two’.

From event 06 - 13 October, 2024 Seven-Day Retreat at Garrison Institute – 6 to 13 October 2024

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