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Pray without Ceasing

Wednesday 13 October 2021

We Don't Really Fall Asleep

A woman asks if deep sleep, like meditation, is not something we do but is what we are. Rupert responds yes, it is the finite mind that divides experience into the waking, dreaming, and deep sleep states, and that we don't really fall asleep but the activities of thinking, sensing and perceiving fall away.

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

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Mind

Is the Mind Personal?

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Is the Mind Personal?

Thought Steals Attention

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Thought Steals Attention

Ego Cannot Exist in Isolation

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Ego Cannot Exist in Isolation

I Am' Is a Very Powerful Thought

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I Am' Is a Very Powerful Thought

Peace Is Not a State of Mind

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Peace Is Not a State of Mind

How Do I Transcend Desires?

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How Do I Transcend Desires?

All Beings Are Appearances of the One

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All Beings Are Appearances of the One

What Does 'at a Relative Level' Mean?

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What Does 'at a Relative Level' Mean?

What Happens When the Mind Gets Involved?

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What Happens When the Mind Gets Involved?

It's Not Possible to Divide Being

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It's Not Possible to Divide Being

The Art of Asking Questions

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The Art of Asking Questions