Exploring the Ego and the Belief in the Separate Self from the media Our Ever-Present, Unlimited Being
Rupert elaborates on the ego and the ramifications of the belief in a limited, separate self.
- Duration: 17 minutes and 2 seconds
- Recorded on: Dec 2, 2019
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Buckland Hall - December 2019
A man asks about resistance arising during meditation.
Rupert elaborates on the ego and the ramifications of the belief in a limited, separate self.
A man asks if simply being aware of being aware is enough to disentangle the essential self from identification with conditioned patterns.
A man asks Rupert for an approach to physical pain with an emotional origin.
A woman asks about the source of happiness and if she should ask herself, 'On whose behalf do I feel happiness?'
A man asks Rupert to assist him in bridging the gap between the matter model and consciousness-only model.
A man asks about the difference between happiness and pleasure.
A man asks if he should make more effort during meditation.
A woman asks Rupert to help her discern anger that arises from love and intelligence from that which arises from personal identification.
A man asks about resistance arising during meditation.
Rupert elaborates on the ego and the ramifications of the belief in a limited, separate self.
A man asks if simply being aware of being aware is enough to disentangle the essential self from identification with conditioned patterns.
A man asks Rupert for an approach to physical pain with an emotional origin.
A woman asks about the source of happiness and if she should ask herself, 'On whose behalf do I feel happiness?'
A man asks Rupert to assist him in bridging the gap between the matter model and consciousness-only model.
A man asks about the difference between happiness and pleasure.
A man asks if he should make more effort during meditation.
A woman asks Rupert to help her discern anger that arises from love and intelligence from that which arises from personal identification.