Nature of Curiosity

A woman asks about the nature of curiosity. Rupert explains that while curiosity typically centres on objective knowledge or unknown facts, all curiosity fundamentally represents the finite mind’s desire for its source – pure consciousness. Since the mind cannot formulate curiosity about formless consciousness directly, it manufactures objects to satisfy this deeper longing. True curiosity is infinite consciousness drawing the mind back to itself, using objects as ‘bait’ to lure the mind beyond its limitations into the true unknown.

From event 21 March - 28 April, 2025 Seven-Day Retreat at Garrison Institute, 21–28 March 2025

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