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The Pathway from Ourself to Ourself

Saturday 23 November 2019

Going Inwards Towards Our True Nature or Outwards Towards Experience

A woman asks Rupert to use the analogy of John Smith and King Lear to illustrate the process of going inwards to our true nature and then outwards towards the objects of our experience.

From event 14 - 16 June, 2013 Weekend Gathering in Copenhagen

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General Meditations & Dialogues 10:10

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Spiritual paths Non-duality

Who Has Resistance to Rebirth?

General Meditations & Dialogues

Who Has Resistance to Rebirth?

Leaving One Spiritual Path for a New One

General Meditations & Dialogues

Leaving One Spiritual Path for a New One

Meditation with Eyes Closed and Eyes Open

General Meditations & Dialogues

Meditation with Eyes Closed and Eyes Open

How Does Non-Dual Awareness Relate to Stages in Other Religions?

General Meditations & Dialogues

How Does Non-Dual Awareness Relate to Stages in Other Religions?

Earning a Living in Alignment with Our Love and Understanding

General Meditations & Dialogues

Earning a Living in Alignment with Our Love and Understanding

Do Breathing and Progressive Meditation Techniques Have Merit?

General Meditations & Dialogues

Do Breathing and Progressive Meditation Techniques Have Merit?

Sat Chit Ananda, the Happiness of Being

General Meditations & Dialogues

Sat Chit Ananda, the Happiness of Being

The Loss of Interest in Non-Dual Study

General Meditations & Dialogues

The Loss of Interest in Non-Dual Study

The Intersection of Zen and Non-Duality

General Meditations & Dialogues

The Intersection of Zen and Non-Duality

Determining If We Are on the Right Spiritual Path

General Meditations & Dialogues

Determining If We Are on the Right Spiritual Path

Can Qigong Be Beneficial to Abiding in Our True Nature?

General Meditations & Dialogues

Can Qigong Be Beneficial to Abiding in Our True Nature?