Jump Into the Abyss

A question is asked about mental stability, such as a hint of terror that arises during this investigation. The concern is about being able to carry on in daily life. Rupert suggests that our being loses the limitations from experience, such as agitation. As we sink into being, we stand revealed as unlimited, so as the separate self sinks, it loses its identity, which is like a death, and therefore sometimes terror arises. But it doesn't mean you're going to lose your mind; you still have the capacity to think and act. The only thing lost is the belief in separation. He suggests jumping into the abyss, which is actually more like surrender, a kind of 'just take me'.

From event 11 November - 02 December, 2023 Seven-Day Retreat at The Vedanta – 11 to 18 November

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