Back to full recording

Awareness Is the Constant, Illuminating Factor in All Experience

Thursday 05 January 2023

You Can Turn Away from Experience Without Rejecting It

A woman asks for clarification about going inward and outward. Rupert uses the analogy of John Smith and King Lear. The suggestion that King Lear turn away from the activity in the play and go back deep inside to his self, is not really a turning around, which is metaphorical, but a remembering of what you are essentially. The fact of being aware lies behind experience. You can turn away from experience without rejecting it, but you need not get lost in it.

From event 05 January, 2023 Webinar – Thursday 5th January

Subscribe or purchase View event recordings

Dialogues 9:51

Topics:

Spiritual paths Feelings and emotions

Spiritualism and the Non-Dual Teaching

Dialogues

Spiritualism and the Non-Dual Teaching

The Non-Dual Perspective on Angels, Spirits and Channelling

Dialogues

The Non-Dual Perspective on Angels, Spirits and Channelling

Reading Suggestions in the Christian Devotional Tradition

Dialogues

Reading Suggestions in the Christian Devotional Tradition

The Holy Spirit Connects Father and Son

Dialogues

The Holy Spirit Connects Father and Son

The Primordial Sound

Dialogues

The Primordial Sound

I Am Always Only I

Dialogues

I Am Always Only I

Is There Value in Exploring Your Behaviour?

Dialogues

Is There Value in Exploring Your Behaviour?

A Pathway to Consciousness

Dialogues

A Pathway to Consciousness

Concerns When Following Two Paths

Dialogues

Concerns When Following Two Paths

Tantric Buddhism and the Separate Self

Dialogues

Tantric Buddhism and the Separate Self

Trauma, Now Grateful for Peace

Dialogues

Trauma, Now Grateful for Peace