Take Me Home

A woman describes an experience where she had been exploring the devotional path and meditation, recently understanding Rupert’s teaching about space in a room being no different from space outside. After contemplating that there can only be one space that contains everything, and connecting this with the metaphor of gold being shaped into a ring while remaining gold, she had a profound insight that was followed by a complete shutdown. She now finds returning to that state difficult, with her mind resorting to a light prayer: ‘Beam me up Scotty’. Rupert confirms this is the space recognising itself as the vast space – there is no room in God’s infinite being for a finite being, even one kneeling in devotion. The recognition that there is only God’s being and ‘I am that’ represents the height of devotion where there is no separate devotee. He acknowledges that simply saying ‘take me home’ is the perfect position of surrender, not demanding but trusting in God’s timing.

From event 09 - 16 March, 2025 Seven-Day Retreat at Mercy Center, 9–16 March 2025

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