To Change a Thought You Must First Change the Universe from the media A Shift of Understanding
A man asks Rupert to clarify his statement, 'to change a thought you must first change the universe.'
- Duration: 3 minutes and 42 seconds
- Recorded on: Oct 17, 2018
- Event: Seven Day Retreat at Garrison Institute - October 2018
A man asks Rupert to comment on a writing about materialism by Bernardo Kastrup.
Rupert speaks about beauty and love as confirmation of the consciousness only model
A woman says she has negative feelings about herself that she carries with her throughout her day and asks Rupert for guidance.
A woman who says the world seems like an absurd dream asks Rupert to comment.
A man asks Rupert how he can support his community.
A man asks Rupert to clarify his statement, 'to change a thought you must first change the universe.'
A man asks how consciousness is effected by dementia.
A woman asks why is it difficult to talk with others about non-duality.
A man asks Rupert to comment on energy sensitivity
A woman asks Rupert to speak about the 'benevolent and indifferent' nature of consciousness
A woman asks Rupert to talk about fate and why some people are born into difficult circumstances while others are not.
A man asks Rupert to comment on a writing about materialism by Bernardo Kastrup.
Rupert speaks about beauty and love as confirmation of the consciousness only model
A woman says she has negative feelings about herself that she carries with her throughout her day and asks Rupert for guidance.
A woman who says the world seems like an absurd dream asks Rupert to comment.
A man asks Rupert how he can support his community.
A man asks Rupert to clarify his statement, 'to change a thought you must first change the universe.'
A man asks how consciousness is effected by dementia.
A woman asks why is it difficult to talk with others about non-duality.
A man asks Rupert to comment on energy sensitivity
A woman asks Rupert to speak about the 'benevolent and indifferent' nature of consciousness
A woman asks Rupert to talk about fate and why some people are born into difficult circumstances while others are not.