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The Gradual Recognition of Truth

Sunday 15 December 2024

Discrimination Is Not Disconnection

A man expresses concerns about spiritual dissociation. Rupert uses the analogy of loving one’s nephew to show how discrimination between self and not-self need not lead to disconnection.

From event 13 - 15 December, 2024 ‘I Am’ – Online Weekend Retreat at Home, 13–15 December

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