The Pinnacle of the Path of Devotion from the media A Call from the Depth of Our Being

A man longing to be free of physical pain says that his pain doesn't feel like a call from his essential being.

Rupert uses sound as a metaphor to speak about consciousness.

A man feels torn between his fear and his strong desire to recognise his true nature.

A seeker asks if there is really a transmission taking place between student and teacher.

A woman asks if consciousness has an intention.

A woman asks how she can convey the non-dual understanding to her young children.

A woman wonders if she is being lazy because her motivation to do something in the world has fallen away.

A man wants to explore his understanding of grace and how it manifests in form.

A woman says she feels anxious when she doesn't understand some of the topics Rupert discusses.

Rupert ends the retreat by sharing how his process has evolved.

A man longing to be free of physical pain says that his pain doesn't feel like a call from his essential being.

Rupert uses sound as a metaphor to speak about consciousness.

A man feels torn between his fear and his strong desire to recognise his true nature.

A seeker asks if there is really a transmission taking place between student and teacher.

A woman asks if consciousness has an intention.

A woman asks how she can convey the non-dual understanding to her young children.

A woman wonders if she is being lazy because her motivation to do something in the world has fallen away.

A man wants to explore his understanding of grace and how it manifests in form.

A woman says she feels anxious when she doesn't understand some of the topics Rupert discusses.

Rupert ends the retreat by sharing how his process has evolved.