Know Yourself as Pure Knowing

The inward facing path and the outward facing path; turning away from experience to the experiencer; coming so close to experience that we cannot separate ourself from it; what it is that renders our experience knowable; there can be no higher endeavour for a mind than to explore its essence; we all have access to the sense 'I am'; being and knowing are one in 'I am'.

A woman struggles with her tendency to label her uncomfortable sensations.

A man would like to turn the theorical understanding of his true nature into an experiential feeling understanding.

A woman wants to confront her sense of 'doership'.

Rupert elaborates on manifestation and the wound at the heart of the separate self.

Rupert discusses the conflict between understanding our true nature and the lingering uncomfortable feelings in a separate body.

A woman who has noticed that she has no control over her thoughts wants to know where they come from.