The Ever-Present Accessibility of Peace

When I experience pure being, I know it’s peaceful, but then thoughts arise, and I view the peace as just another state of mind. How can I know peace is truly inherent? Rupert says: ‘At any moment of your experience, you can just take one step back to your being. Right there in the statement “I am lonely”, you have the “I am” qualified by the loneliness. All you need to do is take the statement “I am” and ask yourself, what do I mean by “I am”? If it was true that your being was a state of mind, you would need to find an experience in which your being is absent. Tell us about the experience of being. It’s quite peaceful. Your inherently peaceful being is always present, always accessible. Because it’s always available, its inherent qualities are always available. Yes, inherently peaceful being is always present, always accessible, and it’s so simple to go there.’

From event 30 August - 06 September, 2025 Seven-Day Retreat at Mandali, 30 August–6 September 2025

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