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Keep the Name 'I' Sacred in Your Heart

Saturday 19 March 2022

I Move, but I Am Motionless

A man who is translating the poem ‘I Am’ into Chinese asks about a line that appeared twice in different contexts: I move, but I am motionless. Rupert says that the repetition just slipped under the radar in the editing process and that they mean the same thing in both instances. The screen is motionless and the movie is moving, but they are the same thing.

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

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Topics:

Knowing

The Experience of Being Aware of Being Aware

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The Experience of Being Aware of Being Aware

Being Is Essential to Everyone and Everything

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Being Is Essential to Everyone and Everything

The Falling Away of the Subject–Object Relationship

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The Falling Away of the Subject–Object Relationship

Knowing Is What Seeing Is Made Of

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Knowing Is What Seeing Is Made Of

What Is It that Knows Knowing?

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What Is It that Knows Knowing?

All There Is to Perception Is Knowing

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All There Is to Perception Is Knowing

Understanding Is Always the Same Experience

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Understanding Is Always the Same Experience

Where Is Awareness in Deep Sleep?

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Where Is Awareness in Deep Sleep?

Do Animals Recognise Their True Nature?

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Do Animals Recognise Their True Nature?

Our Being Is Never Really Obscured

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Our Being Is Never Really Obscured

Attention Always Has Two Points

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Attention Always Has Two Points