A Non-Dual Interpretation of the Parable of the Prodigal Son's Return from the media Being with Being

Whatever we are experiencing, it is we who are experiencing it. The sense of being 'myself' pervades all experience, irrespective of its content. All that is necessary is to stay with the experience of being 'myself'. In this approach, being 'myself' is both the path and the goal.

A man asks who is the self that seeks happiness.

A man asks for advice about when to share his feelings and when he is perpetuating his separate self by talking about his difficulties.

A man asks Rupert to talk about the non-dual view of paradigm shifts within science.

A man suggests that it is dogma within science that is slowing the movement towards a new paradigm.

Whatever we are experiencing, it is we who are experiencing it. The sense of being 'myself' pervades all experience, irrespective of its content. All that is necessary is to stay with the experience of being 'myself'. In this approach, being 'myself' is both the path and the goal.

A man asks who is the self that seeks happiness.

A man asks for advice about when to share his feelings and when he is perpetuating his separate self by talking about his difficulties.

A man asks Rupert to talk about the non-dual view of paradigm shifts within science.

A man suggests that it is dogma within science that is slowing the movement towards a new paradigm.