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Like the Sun Burns Through Morning Mist

Friday 07 June 2024

There Is No Hope for the Mind

A woman struggles with a noisy mind despite years of meditation. Rupert, referencing T.S. Eliot, says there’s no hope for the mind, but he reassures her that her true self is already at peace. He advises her: whenever you’re lost in experience, just go back to being the presence of awareness.

From event 31 May - 11 July, 2024 Seven-Day Retreat at The Vedanta – 31 May to 7 June 2024

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Topics:

Life

Integrating the Peace of the Retreat Experience

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Integrating the Peace of the Retreat Experience

Mathematics in the Consciousness-Only Model

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Mathematics in the Consciousness-Only Model

Responding to Difficult Feelings

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Responding to Difficult Feelings

Loving Those You Dislike

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Loving Those You Dislike

Living the Analogy of Mary and Jane

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Living the Analogy of Mary and Jane

Impersonal Decision-Making

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Impersonal Decision-Making

Inner Hatred and Suffering

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Inner Hatred and Suffering

Art Training and Non-Dual Teaching

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Art Training and Non-Dual Teaching

The Subconscious and the Direct Path

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The Subconscious and the Direct Path

Defending Truth, Not Ego

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Defending Truth, Not Ego

Hardwired Patterns and Mental Habits

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Hardwired Patterns and Mental Habits