Can a Mentally Ill Mind Relax into Its Source? from the media Touching Our Essential Nature
Rupert offers a simple model to help a woman understand mental illness and suicide from a nondual perspective.
- Duration: 27 minutes and 16 seconds
- Recorded on: Jun 26, 2017
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Garrison Institute - June 2017
A woman describes her experience and asks if it is what Rupert refers to as meditation.
A woman who regularly deals with the repercussions of trauma fears the end of the happiness she is feeling during the retreat.
A young man is concerned that he is creating a phantom 'I am' instead of being 'I am'.
A man described his patient's near-death experience and asked for Rupert to comment on it.
A woman feels that the experience of 'I am' is in her body.
At some stage we need to go back to objective experience and see that 'knowing' is all that is ever known.
Rupert offers a simple model to help a woman understand mental illness and suicide from a nondual perspective.
A woman wants to know what determines a person's conditioning.
A woman describes her experience and asks if it is what Rupert refers to as meditation.
A woman who regularly deals with the repercussions of trauma fears the end of the happiness she is feeling during the retreat.
A young man is concerned that he is creating a phantom 'I am' instead of being 'I am'.
A man described his patient's near-death experience and asked for Rupert to comment on it.
A woman feels that the experience of 'I am' is in her body.
At some stage we need to go back to objective experience and see that 'knowing' is all that is ever known.
Rupert offers a simple model to help a woman understand mental illness and suicide from a nondual perspective.
A woman wants to know what determines a person's conditioning.