Outrage as Love and Understanding

A woman references Rupert’s story about his outrage upon seeing a woman smoking in a car with a child in the back seat and asks if our role is to act from a place of love and understanding. Rupert agrees, explaining that his initial feeling was one of impersonal outrage because the mother’s love was compromised by her behaviour. Our sacred duty is to respond to situations from love and understanding, and such outrage is an extreme form of that.

From event 16 February - 09 March, 2024 Seven-Day Retreat at The Vedanta – 16 to 23 February 2024

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