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Our Fundamental Nature

Thursday 13 July 2023

Unshakeable Confidence

A man with Asperger's Syndrome asks why some are born into this kind of situation. The man says he finds it hard to be in the world. Rupert suggests that there are two types of confidence: the first is in one's own abilities; the second is derived from our being. The first is a brittle confidence – if our skills change, confidence diminishes. The second is an unshakeable confidence and is not susceptible to others' opinions.

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

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