The Infinite Without Dimensions

A woman expresses her appreciation at how Rupert always guides everyone to the same place regardless of where the conversation begins. She shares a dream-like experience of seeing the infinite as a point that was hollow, with nothing beneath it. Rupert clarifies that the infinite is not vast but is without dimensions – impossible to represent in the mind. He relates this to our experience in deep sleep, where there is no time or space, only awareness of being. When we wake, thinking refracts this dimensionless infinite presence into one dimension of time, while perceiving refracts it into three dimensions of space. Time and space are not inherent in reality but are how reality appears through the lens of thinking and perceiving. Our experience in deep sleep cannot be fully represented by the finite mind, which imposes its own limitations on everything it knows.

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

Subscribe or purchase View event recordings