Does Time Exist? from the media God's Body Is the World
A man asks Rupert how time can be a construct of the mind.
- Duration: 14 minutes and 4 seconds
- Recorded on: Sep 30, 2018
- Event: Weekend in Amsterdam - September 2018
Rupert responds to a man who says he loves the first couple of days of a retreat but then finds he gets bored and wants to get away.
A woman asks for clarification about the John Smith and King Lear metaphor.
A man asks Rupert why awareness wants to see itself through the finite mind.
A Muslim-raised woman asks Rupert for the non-dual perspective on predictions (about the future) made in the Koran.
A man asks Rupert how time can be a construct of the mind.
Rupert discusses space as awareness seen through the finite mind.
A man says the more his awareness is directed away from objects, the more difficulty he has in his intimate relationship.
Rupert addresses a woman who says she is allowing awareness to unfold but is still seeking happiness.
A woman asks Rupert how to share the non-dual understanding with her clients, many of whom are in crisis.
A man asks Rupert for guidance on how to live his spiritual understanding that everything is made of awareness while living in the relative, material world.
A man wants to know if a man's role is to bring the teaching to a woman and if it's the woman's role to love a man so he doesn't lose himself in the objects of the world.
Rupert responds to a man who says he loves the first couple of days of a retreat but then finds he gets bored and wants to get away.
A woman asks for clarification about the John Smith and King Lear metaphor.
A man asks Rupert why awareness wants to see itself through the finite mind.
A Muslim-raised woman asks Rupert for the non-dual perspective on predictions (about the future) made in the Koran.
A man asks Rupert how time can be a construct of the mind.
Rupert discusses space as awareness seen through the finite mind.
A man says the more his awareness is directed away from objects, the more difficulty he has in his intimate relationship.
Rupert addresses a woman who says she is allowing awareness to unfold but is still seeking happiness.
A woman asks Rupert how to share the non-dual understanding with her clients, many of whom are in crisis.
A man asks Rupert for guidance on how to live his spiritual understanding that everything is made of awareness while living in the relative, material world.
A man wants to know if a man's role is to bring the teaching to a woman and if it's the woman's role to love a man so he doesn't lose himself in the objects of the world.