On Death and Consciousness

A man asks about consciousness during the death transition, particularly contrasting the experience of someone familiar with their true nature versus someone who isn’t. Rupert compares being to the space in a room – never confined by the building’s walls despite appearances, and unaffected when the building is demolished. He explains that being seems to have acquired bodily limitations but is never actually confined by them. The man further enquires whether transition differs based on karma or spiritual realisation, with Rupert confirming awareness remains unchanged regardless of life experiences.

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

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