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It’s Not Possible to Divide Being

Wednesday 07 June 2023

Our Being Is Always with Us

A question is asked about fear and distraction in regard to a traumatic childhood experience, which resulted in dissociation. Rupert suggests that while some experiences are so intense that we tend to remove ourselves from the situation, our being is always wherever we go. The 'I am' is always there. Cultivate the habit of 'returning' to your naked being. Keep going back, and experience will lose its capacity to veil your being.

From event 03 - 27 June, 2023 Seven Day Retreat at The Vedanta – 3rd to 10th June 2023

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Nature of awareness

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We Are Already Being

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There Is No Inner and Outer

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Remove Abidance from Abidance

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