Love Is the Recognition of Our Shared Being

Rupert expands upon the intimate but impersonal experience of love and how it can be expressed in innumerable ways.

Rupert details the meaning, nature and purpose of the mind.

A young man is encouraged to leave his fear alone and become interested only in the experience of being aware.

Rupert discusses the dissolution of thoughts and sense perceptions from the perspective of consciousness.

Rupert discusses the pathways of knowledge, love and beauty.

A woman asks if thought can be considered an evolutionary tool that consciousness uses to recognise itself.

Rupert explains how happiness is not an experience in the body.

Rupert discusses how the separate self doesn't exist as an entity in its own right.

Rupert elaborates on the mistaken belief of 'a moment moving in time'.