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Face the Feeling Behind the Thoughts

Sunday 20 June 2021

Face the Feeling of Lack

A woman asks whether, when she experiences a sense of lack, such as wanting to eat when she’s not hungry, it is best to follow the Vedantic or the Tantric approach. Rupert responds that it is helpful to use the Tantric approach and face the feeling of lack, rather than to turn away from it or submit to it by going to the fridge.

From event 18 - 20 June, 2021 Exploring Difficult Emotions – Weekend Retreat at Home

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Feelings and emotions Self-enquiry

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