Explaining the Metaphor of John Smith and King Lear from the media The Peace of Our True Nature
A man asks Rupert to clarify the metaphor of John Smith and King Lear
- Duration: 12 minutes and 56 seconds
- Recorded on: Sep 29, 2019
- Event: Weekend in Amsterdam - September 2019
A woman asks Rupert to clarify the difference between thoughts that support the separate self and thoughts that do not.
A woman asks why it is possible for some people to change negative thinking into positive thinking but she cannot.
A woman asks Rupert how to direct attention away from experience and towards awareness.
A man asks how knowledge of the mind could help him know his essential being.
A man asks how to bring uncomfortable feelings closer.
A woman who has experienced precognition asks if it's possible to be sensitive to other people's thoughts and how those thoughts are transmitted.
A woman who experienced a series of synchronicities after the death of her husband asks Rupert to comment.
A man asks Rupert to clarify the metaphor of John Smith and King Lear
A man asks if we can know that deep sleep actually exists, and what its purpose is.
A woman speaks about the recognition that 'I' is awareness and what she truly is.
A woman asks Rupert to clarify the difference between thoughts that support the separate self and thoughts that do not.
A woman asks why it is possible for some people to change negative thinking into positive thinking but she cannot.
A woman asks Rupert how to direct attention away from experience and towards awareness.
A man asks how knowledge of the mind could help him know his essential being.
A man asks how to bring uncomfortable feelings closer.
A woman who has experienced precognition asks if it's possible to be sensitive to other people's thoughts and how those thoughts are transmitted.
A woman who experienced a series of synchronicities after the death of her husband asks Rupert to comment.
A man asks Rupert to clarify the metaphor of John Smith and King Lear
A man asks if we can know that deep sleep actually exists, and what its purpose is.
A woman speaks about the recognition that 'I' is awareness and what she truly is.