The Treasure 'I Am'
- Duration: Video: 1 hour, 57 minutes, and 6 seconds / Audio: 1 hour, 57 minutes, and 6 seconds
- Recorded on: Mar 4, 2017
- Event: Weekend in Amsterdam - March 2017
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'I Am' is prior to all states and conditions; the knowledge 'I am' is like a portal in the mind; attending to the feeling of being; 'I am' is a treasure.
The relationships, as well as the distinctions, between awareness, mind and matter are examined during this conversation.
A woman is torn between the experience of her true self and the 'stuff' that the ego brings up.
A participant wants to know whether awareness can be felt as an energy.
A participant wants to know what the value is in having a teacher or many teachers.
A participant who has explored their emotions and discovered that there is 'no separate one' wants to know how the feeling 'I am' relates to this discovery.
Rupert uses the question, 'Are you aware?' to help a participant recognize that 'knowing is known by itself'.
Infinite consciousness appears in the form of finite subjects and objects in order to bring the manifestation which is inside itself in potential out of itself into apparent existence.
'I Am' is prior to all states and conditions; the knowledge 'I am' is like a portal in the mind; attending to the feeling of being; 'I am' is a treasure.
The relationships, as well as the distinctions, between awareness, mind and matter are examined during this conversation.
A woman is torn between the experience of her true self and the 'stuff' that the ego brings up.
A participant wants to know whether awareness can be felt as an energy.
A participant wants to know what the value is in having a teacher or many teachers.
A participant who has explored their emotions and discovered that there is 'no separate one' wants to know how the feeling 'I am' relates to this discovery.
Rupert uses the question, 'Are you aware?' to help a participant recognize that 'knowing is known by itself'.
Infinite consciousness appears in the form of finite subjects and objects in order to bring the manifestation which is inside itself in potential out of itself into apparent existence.