Grief Is Not Essential to You from the media Our Essence Is Always Present
A woman with a solipsistic viewpoint asks for guidance in dealing with deep grief.
- Duration: 15 minutes and 59 seconds
- Recorded on: May 16, 2017
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Mercy Center, CA - May 2017
A woman who is suffering over the plight of whales thinks that her body is limiting her from being helpful.
Rupert describes what can happen to a personality after awakening.
A woman with a solipsistic viewpoint asks for guidance in dealing with deep grief.
A man asks Rupert to comment on the idea that 'thoughts create one's reality'.
A woman discovers how she can best serve herself and others when she feels the suffering of others deeply.
A woman asks why thoughts don't overlap if we all share the same being.
A man is confused when he hears that the essential self which is already always awake, wakes up.
Rupert offers guidance to a woman who is hoping to find a solution to her problem of chronic lateness.
A woman who is suffering over the plight of whales thinks that her body is limiting her from being helpful.
Rupert describes what can happen to a personality after awakening.
A woman with a solipsistic viewpoint asks for guidance in dealing with deep grief.
A man asks Rupert to comment on the idea that 'thoughts create one's reality'.
A woman discovers how she can best serve herself and others when she feels the suffering of others deeply.
A woman asks why thoughts don't overlap if we all share the same being.
A man is confused when he hears that the essential self which is already always awake, wakes up.
Rupert offers guidance to a woman who is hoping to find a solution to her problem of chronic lateness.