The Indivisible Whole

We begin this meditation by establishing all that is ever known is awareness. We turn our attention towards the body and contemplate it as made of sensation, perception and emotion. We delve deeply into the sensation and find the body is made only of the knowing of it.

A ‘recovering Catholic’ says he has a residual sense of guilt about the Direct Path as opposed to surrendering oneself for the sake of others.

A man asks Rupert for advice on applying his new understanding to his life.

A woman asks for guidance on bringing the feeling of longing closer instead of pushing it away.

A woman says when she brings the experiences of her life to the flame of awareness they shine brighter.

A man asks if dissolving the solidity of the body is a step towards recognizing our true nature.

A woman feels conflict between her new Non-Dual understanding and raising children in thier traditional Hindu religion and asks Rupert for guidance.

We begin this meditation by establishing all that is ever known is awareness. We turn our attention towards the body and contemplate it as made of sensation, perception and emotion. We delve deeply into the sensation and find the body is made only of the knowing of it.

A ‘recovering Catholic’ says he has a residual sense of guilt about the Direct Path as opposed to surrendering oneself for the sake of others.

A man asks Rupert for advice on applying his new understanding to his life.

A woman asks for guidance on bringing the feeling of longing closer instead of pushing it away.

A woman says when she brings the experiences of her life to the flame of awareness they shine brighter.

A man asks if dissolving the solidity of the body is a step towards recognizing our true nature.

A woman feels conflict between her new Non-Dual understanding and raising children in thier traditional Hindu religion and asks Rupert for guidance.