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Take One More Step Back

Sunday 15 May 2022

I Am' Is Existence, Being and Consciousness

A man reads a quote from Ramana Maharshi, 'Existence is equal to awareness or consciousness,' and asks for clarity. Rupert suggests that it is 'being' that is equal to consciousness, and he leads him in self-enquiry to find the place where we know what we are, where we say 'I am’. Is that 'I' the same that knows that 'I am’? Is there an 'I' that knows the 'I' of 'I am' or are they the same? Knower and known are the same. There are not two 'I's.

From event 15 May, 2022 Webinar – Sunday 15th May

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