Illusion and Maya from the media Our Essential Nature Never Changes
Rupert speaks about the nature of illusion and Maya.
- Duration: 6 minutes and 42 seconds
- Recorded on: Aug 29, 2018
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Castello di Titignano
A man asks Rupert if there is a distinction between self-enquiry and self-abidance.
A man says he feels that listening to Rupert's words distracts him from the feeling of deep abiding that he has cultivated after a recent silent retreat.
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on the difference between attention and abiding.
A man asks what happens to consciousness when someone is in a state of coma.
A woman says she sometimes experiences the world as a waking dream and asks why those moments don't last longer.
Rupert speaks about the nature of illusion and Maya.
A woman says it is easier for her to drop into awareness when she is looking into the eyes of another than when she is alone.
A woman asks about the relationship between physical pain and the interpretation of it.
A man asks Rupert if there is a distinction between self-enquiry and self-abidance.
A man says he feels that listening to Rupert's words distracts him from the feeling of deep abiding that he has cultivated after a recent silent retreat.
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on the difference between attention and abiding.
A man asks what happens to consciousness when someone is in a state of coma.
A woman says she sometimes experiences the world as a waking dream and asks why those moments don't last longer.
Rupert speaks about the nature of illusion and Maya.
A woman says it is easier for her to drop into awareness when she is looking into the eyes of another than when she is alone.
A woman asks about the relationship between physical pain and the interpretation of it.