Is the Mind the Mechanism by Which Consciousness Knows the World? from the media Experience Flows Through Me
A man asks for confirmation of his understanding that the finite mind is the mechanism by which infinite awareness knows the finite world.
- Duration: 6 minutes and 55 seconds
- Recorded on: Mar 23, 2020
- Event: Seven Day 'Retreat at Home'
A man asks where decisions come from and asks for guidance on how to support a young family member who is living alone in another state during the Coronavirus pandemic.
A man with chronic anxiety says the feeling is so pervasive that it feels like a part of him, and asks Rupert for guidance.
A man asks about the origin of thoughts and if they arise from within the mind or outside of the mind.
A man who has had several people go missing from his life without explanation says he feels a strong desire to know why and asks Rupert for guidance.
A young man shares that when he tries to 'let go' he encounters two obstacles: one, physical pain, and the other, a fear that whatever he thinks of he will manifest.
A woman asks for guidance in distinguishing personal preferences that lead to action from actions that are an attempt to manipulate a situation.
A man asks Rupert how consciousness refracts itself into seven billion individual minds and why the collective of minds can't change the ills of the world.
A woman says that despite clear pointing from teachers, she is unable to go beyond the mind to the place of awareness. Rupert assists her in locating her ever-present, peaceful being.
A man asks for confirmation of his understanding that the finite mind is the mechanism by which infinite awareness knows the finite world.
A man asks if the quality of connection between teacher and student is impacted by the replacement of face-to-face meetings with online platforms.
Rupert speaks about the ability of technology to extend the reach of the non-dual teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic and expand people's access to the direct path to peace and happiness.
A man asks where decisions come from and asks for guidance on how to support a young family member who is living alone in another state during the Coronavirus pandemic.
A man with chronic anxiety says the feeling is so pervasive that it feels like a part of him, and asks Rupert for guidance.
A man asks about the origin of thoughts and if they arise from within the mind or outside of the mind.
A man who has had several people go missing from his life without explanation says he feels a strong desire to know why and asks Rupert for guidance.
A young man shares that when he tries to 'let go' he encounters two obstacles: one, physical pain, and the other, a fear that whatever he thinks of he will manifest.
A woman asks for guidance in distinguishing personal preferences that lead to action from actions that are an attempt to manipulate a situation.
A man asks Rupert how consciousness refracts itself into seven billion individual minds and why the collective of minds can't change the ills of the world.
A woman says that despite clear pointing from teachers, she is unable to go beyond the mind to the place of awareness. Rupert assists her in locating her ever-present, peaceful being.
A man asks for confirmation of his understanding that the finite mind is the mechanism by which infinite awareness knows the finite world.
A man asks if the quality of connection between teacher and student is impacted by the replacement of face-to-face meetings with online platforms.
Rupert speaks about the ability of technology to extend the reach of the non-dual teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic and expand people's access to the direct path to peace and happiness.