Existence Isn't Independent of Consciousness from the media An Overflowing of Love for the Sake of Beauty'

Rupert responds to a woman who understands that she, awareness, is in the background, but she feels that everything in the world is in front of her.

A participant questions whether awareness is limited although his experience tells him that it has no edges.

The recognition of one's true nature doesn't require a 'shift' from which one can claim an extraordinary experience.

A man who came to the retreat for the 'withering away of conditioned feelings of unworthiness' asks for guidance.

A woman is confused as to why infinite consciousness would need to identify as a separate self.

A 13 year old boy asks, 'Why do we lose a sense of time when we are sleeping?'

A 13 year old boy ask, 'If I became enlightened and then died, would I be reborn enlightened or have to restart all over again?'

Rupert responds to a woman who understands that she, awareness, is in the background, but she feels that everything in the world is in front of her.

A participant questions whether awareness is limited although his experience tells him that it has no edges.

The recognition of one's true nature doesn't require a 'shift' from which one can claim an extraordinary experience.

A man who came to the retreat for the 'withering away of conditioned feelings of unworthiness' asks for guidance.

A woman is confused as to why infinite consciousness would need to identify as a separate self.

A 13 year old boy asks, 'Why do we lose a sense of time when we are sleeping?'

A 13 year old boy ask, 'If I became enlightened and then died, would I be reborn enlightened or have to restart all over again?'