Discerning Between Egoic and Non-Egoic Responses from the media Ever-Changing, Never-Changing Mind
Rupert discusses why the residual momentum of old habits may get triggered after the recognition of one's true nature, as well as standing up for what is true.
- Duration: 9 minutes and 38 seconds
- Recorded on: Jun 29, 2016
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Mercy Center, CA - June 2016
Rupert clarifies how and why 'mind' is used in the teaching.
Rupert talks about what is meant by 'awakening' and why the mind may go there directly without needing years of preparation.
Rupert speaks about how our shared being is felt more readily with another when their layers of conditioning have thinned out.
Rupert encourages not settling for a 'feeling' of peace but going deeper to that which is beyond a feeling.
Rupert discusses why the residual momentum of old habits may get triggered after the recognition of one's true nature, as well as standing up for what is true.
A conversation about understanding and ignorance.
Rupert talks about how the release of decades of conditioning during yoga meditations can provoke deeply buried feelings.
Rupert clarifies how and why 'mind' is used in the teaching.
Rupert talks about what is meant by 'awakening' and why the mind may go there directly without needing years of preparation.
Rupert speaks about how our shared being is felt more readily with another when their layers of conditioning have thinned out.
Rupert encourages not settling for a 'feeling' of peace but going deeper to that which is beyond a feeling.
Rupert discusses why the residual momentum of old habits may get triggered after the recognition of one's true nature, as well as standing up for what is true.
A conversation about understanding and ignorance.
Rupert talks about how the release of decades of conditioning during yoga meditations can provoke deeply buried feelings.