Rupert Interprets a Verse by an Indian Guru from the media The Highest Mantra
A woman asks Rupert to comment on a Hindu verse written by her Guru.
- Duration: 13 minutes and 54 seconds
- Recorded on: Aug 30, 2018
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Castello di Titignano
A woman asks if it is normal that she isn't motivated to share her being with others.
A man asks Rupert to clarify who is referred to by 'I'.
Rupert is asked to elaborate on the difference between sense perceptions and pure experiencing.
A woman wants to know more about the difference between the pre-egoic state of immersion in experience and the post-egoic state of no separation.
A woman asks for guidance on managing thoughts that cause suffering.
Rupert elaborates on the suggestion that part of the enjoyment of watching a movie is that we become the witness of experience and feel ourselves as the imperturbable space of awareness.
A woman asks Rupert to comment on a Hindu verse written by her Guru.
A man asks Rupert to clarify what he means by 'the medium in which experience occurs' and whether this medium is objectified.
A woman asks if it is normal that she isn't motivated to share her being with others.
A man asks Rupert to clarify who is referred to by 'I'.
Rupert is asked to elaborate on the difference between sense perceptions and pure experiencing.
A woman wants to know more about the difference between the pre-egoic state of immersion in experience and the post-egoic state of no separation.
A woman asks for guidance on managing thoughts that cause suffering.
Rupert elaborates on the suggestion that part of the enjoyment of watching a movie is that we become the witness of experience and feel ourselves as the imperturbable space of awareness.
A woman asks Rupert to comment on a Hindu verse written by her Guru.
A man asks Rupert to clarify what he means by 'the medium in which experience occurs' and whether this medium is objectified.