The Progressive and Direct Paths from the media Conflicts Are Resolved in Understanding
A man with a progressive-path background finds the teaching and tools in that path, versus the Direct Path, more relevant to his daily life.
- Duration: 33 minutes and 29 seconds
- Recorded on: Dec 9, 2017
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Buckland Hall - December 2017
A man with a progressive-path background finds the teaching and tools in that path, versus the Direct Path, more relevant to his daily life.
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on how one should approach responsibilities.
A man whose father was a Holocaust victim wants to know if trauma and grief can be passed through generations.
A woman who has cancer asks for guidance with respect to hope and acceptance of her diagnosis.
A man who loves music asks if the experience of music penetrates straight into the self.
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on what he meant when he talked about a 'loving sacrifice or responsibility'.
Rupert offers non-dual yoga guidance when dealing with blockages and pain.
A man asks Rupert, 'If you met someone who had all the answers, what question would you ask?'
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on the releasing of attachment to objects.
A man with a progressive-path background finds the teaching and tools in that path, versus the Direct Path, more relevant to his daily life.
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on how one should approach responsibilities.
A man whose father was a Holocaust victim wants to know if trauma and grief can be passed through generations.
A woman who has cancer asks for guidance with respect to hope and acceptance of her diagnosis.
A man who loves music asks if the experience of music penetrates straight into the self.
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on what he meant when he talked about a 'loving sacrifice or responsibility'.
Rupert offers non-dual yoga guidance when dealing with blockages and pain.
A man asks Rupert, 'If you met someone who had all the answers, what question would you ask?'
A man asks Rupert to elaborate on the releasing of attachment to objects.