Consciousness and Mathematical Infinities

How should one understand the relationship between consciousness being infinite and mathematical concepts of multiple infinities of different sizes? Rupert says: ‘To me, infinite means “not finite” – nothing to do with size. The infinite has no size. It’s not infinitely extended in any number of dimensions. Infinite, to me, means no finite dimensions. So, the only way we could represent that in the mind’s language is a point. But it would be a dimensionless point. To describe consciousness as being infinite is legitimate from the mind’s point of view. But consciousness itself would never say of itself “I am infinite”. All consciousness would say, if it could speak about itself, is “I am”. The words “I am” are the only words in the English language that express the ultimate truth.’

From event 06 June - 13 July, 2025 Seven-Day Retreat at The Vedanta, 6–13 June 2025

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