I Am' Is in the Midst of the Feeling of Failure from the media You Cannot Come Closer to Yourself

It is seen in this discussion that the activity of the mind is not necessarily an obstacle to abiding as 'I am'.

In this conversation, we see how the recognition of our true nature can inform therapeutic interactions.

In this dialogue a participant asks what is meant when the teaching refers to 'God'.

In this clip guidance is offered to a person whose impulse is to turn on the television whenever they feel sad.

In this exploration a participant asks for guidance in discovering their true nature.

In this interaction a participant asks for guidance in dealing with fear and deep, painful emotions.

In this exchange, Rupert responds to a participant who feels 'let down' by beliefs instilled in them through a catholic upbringing.

In this discussion a participant learns how to approach their tendency to avoid uncomfortable feelings during the meditations.

It is seen in this discussion that the activity of the mind is not necessarily an obstacle to abiding as 'I am'.

In this conversation, we see how the recognition of our true nature can inform therapeutic interactions.

In this dialogue a participant asks what is meant when the teaching refers to 'God'.

In this clip guidance is offered to a person whose impulse is to turn on the television whenever they feel sad.

In this exploration a participant asks for guidance in discovering their true nature.

In this interaction a participant asks for guidance in dealing with fear and deep, painful emotions.

In this exchange, Rupert responds to a participant who feels 'let down' by beliefs instilled in them through a catholic upbringing.

In this discussion a participant learns how to approach their tendency to avoid uncomfortable feelings during the meditations.