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Being Is Eternally Secure

Wednesday 21 August 2024

Expressing Suffering in Poetry

A man shares his fear that expressing suffering in his poetry might influence others negatively. Rupert reassures him, saying that some of the most beautiful poetry is written about longing, and it’s not the content of the work of art that matters, but the viewpoint the artist takes. He encourages him to be real and true, and not to wash a veneer of non-duality over his experience.

From event 12 April, 2012 Live Webinar (167)

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