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The Background of Peace

Tuesday 21 February 2023

Why Does Love Make Me Cry?

A woman asks about love, and asks, ‘What is it that makes me cry?’ Rupert suggests that she cries when she comes close to love because she feels something in herself melting or dissolving, something that has a tightness to it, a separation or shell. Love is the dissolution of that barrier that we hide behind. Love is either an explosive agent or a dissolving agent.

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

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Feelings and emotions

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Is It Normal to Lose Touch with Awareness?

Layers and Our Psychological Makeup

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Honestly Present to Whatever Is Arising

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Honestly Present to Whatever Is Arising

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Fear of Peace

When the Feeling of Lack Is Intense

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When the Feeling of Lack Is Intense

Aligning Life with the Non-Dual Understanding

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Aligning Life with the Non-Dual Understanding

Emphasise Being Rather than Feeling

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Emphasise Being Rather than Feeling

Is Love a Feeling?

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Is Love a Feeling?

Strong Emotions Are Not a Problem

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Strong Emotions Are Not a Problem

Aligning Difficult Experience with the Love of Truth

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Aligning Difficult Experience with the Love of Truth

The Feeling of Being Is the Remedy

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The Feeling of Being Is the Remedy