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Our Fundamental Nature

Thursday 13 July 2023

Two Friends Never Really Meet

A man quotes a physicist who refutes that objects never actually touch each other. He also asks about dissociation. Rupert quotes Rumi and suggests that two friends never really meet, referring to the non-dual aspect of physics. In friendship, we cease being a person. Rupert discusses infancy and childhood without touch, and the experience of dissociation.

From event 13 July, 2023 Webinar – Thursday 13th July

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