Mind Is Sacred When Properly Understood

A man shares a dream conversation about the mind’s role, noting how spiritual traditions often criticise it while it performs essential functions – accepting death, initiating enquiry, and working hard. Rupert agrees that unlike some traditions (particularly Zen) that are tough on the mind, his approach values and respects it. He encourages using the mind for exploration and expression of truth rather than serving the separate self. Mind is not a mistake but the very means by which manifestation occurs, the activity of infinite being expressing in form. Far from rejecting it, Rupert describes the mind as ‘sacred’ and ‘our best friend’ when properly understood and directed.

From event 21 March - 28 April, 2025 Seven-Day Retreat at Garrison Institute, 21–28 March 2025

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