Ghosts As Delocalised Consciousness

Ghosts are delocalised consciousness, suggests Rupert to a man who had a profound and traumatic experience with an energetic force – what he called a ghost. He asks for help in understanding how this experience sits within the non-dual framework. Rupert suggests that under the prevailing paradigm, matter is primary and everything else arise from it. In this understanding, consciousness is the ultimate reality. Matter doesn’t emerge from it. Matter is the activity of consciousness as it localises. He explains that when one localised mind looks at another, what we see (through our perception) is a body. In this model, when a body dies, it begins to de-localise. As this happens, the finite mind may still have some sort of presence in our world. While our senses tend to only see things within a particular framework, some people’s minds are configured in a way that allows them to perceive a wider spectrum of experience. This energetic form was the mind of someone who had died, and perhaps was stuck.

From event 14 - 18 January, 2022 Five Day Retreat at Froyle Park – 14th to 18th January

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