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The Background of Peace

Tuesday 21 February 2023

Feeling Responsible for the World

A man asks about feeling responsible for the world. Rupert suggests that the suffering he feels is impersonal suffering. To the degree that our mind is free of personal emotions, to that extent we feel others suffering as our own. This is a result of a diminishment of ego. We all have a sacred responsibility to share this understanding in one way or the other. At one end, it could have no outward expression; at the other end, we could be very active in the world.

From event 18 - 25 February, 2023 Seven Day Retreat at The Vedanta – 18th to 25th February

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Group Identity and Universal Being

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Group Identity and Universal Being

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Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness

An Expression of Appreciation

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An Expression of Appreciation

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Maintaining Understanding upon Returning from Retreat

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