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Pray without Ceasing

Wednesday 13 October 2021

Different Perception of Sound and Sight

A questioner asks about the difference between relating to sound rather than sight. Rupert responds that distance is overlaid by thought with sound, but that a localised perspective is required for sight, which leads to the belief that consciousness is located behind the eyes.

From event 10 - 17 October, 2021 Seven Day Retreat at Garrison Institute - October 2021

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Sensing and perceiving

Knowing Is the Essence of Hearing

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Knowing Is the Essence of Hearing

Does Knowing Include Biological Sense Perceptions?

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Does Knowing Include Biological Sense Perceptions?

How Language Shapes Our Perception

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How Language Shapes Our Perception

Reading Other Minds and Other Siddhis

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Reading Other Minds and Other Siddhis

When Doubts Arise

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When Doubts Arise

Death Is the End of Everything That Appears

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Death Is the End of Everything That Appears

Not What We See, but How We See

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Not What We See, but How We See

Accessing this Place in Ourself

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Accessing this Place in Ourself

Allowing the Reconfiguration to Happen

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Allowing the Reconfiguration to Happen

Is the Sensation of Touch Actually a Boundary?

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Is the Sensation of Touch Actually a Boundary?

Surrounded by Peace and Stillness

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Surrounded by Peace and Stillness