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I Don't Have to Get It to Be It

Monday 21 March 2022

Shared Being and Relating to the World

A man asks Rupert how the experience of shared being has changed his relationship to people, animals, insects, plants and inanimate objects. Rupert says that he considers the being of animals and his being to be the same. Just as he wouldn’t want to harm himself, he wouldn’t want to harm them. With nature and the environment, he feels that the felt sense of separation with objects has diminished. As a result, there is the feeling of an absence of separation between himself and the world. The world feels like his body.

From event 18 - 25 March, 2022 Seven Day Retreat at Mercy Center, CA – 18th to 25th March

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