Stand in Your Being

'Stand in your being', suggests Rupert to a man who experiences discomfort in his legs, which makes him feel awkward when he is talking with others. Rupert suggests that there are some sensations that rise in the body that are counterparts to the separate self, others are functional, while others are due to a problem with your body – in this case, the man’s legs. It is natural to avoid pain and to have it checked out by a doctor. Regarding the feeling of awkwardness when relating with others, this comes from losing touch with our being. When we stand in our being, we remain open and undefended. There is no need to impress as all our interactions are informed by our being. Rupert suggests that the man gives himself fully to the conversation, just as he is doing in this exchange.

From event 20 January, 2022 Webinar – Thursday 20th January 4:00pm, UK

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