Bringing Understanding to Bear on a Marriage from the media The Direct Path Is the Home Straight
A man wants to know how to use the outward path to help him realign his unhappy marriage with the nondual understanding.
- Duration: 13 minutes and 41 seconds
- Recorded on: May 20, 2017
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Mercy Center, CA - May 2017
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A woman asks Rupert to comment on an act of murder from the nondual perspective.
An artist wants to understand why time disappears when she is focused on her work.
A participant asks if grace and love are the same thing.
Rupert replies to a man who has heard that spiritual bypassing is dangerous.
A man wants to know how to use the outward path to help him realign his unhappy marriage with the nondual understanding.
A woman who is new to the nondual path questions the value of desiring happiness.
A man wants to know if an impersonal desire is coming from an individual's wholeness.
Rupert discusses true happiness with a man who is confusing it with a state of the mind.
The intuition that there are no mistakes is elaborated from a nondual perspective.
Rupert discusses a nondual approach to dealing with the current political climate.
A woman realises that there is an alternative to getting rid of the endless list of things that irritate her.
A man asks why he is so critical of his partner but not other people.