The Memory of Our True Nature

Rupert speaks about the mechanics of manifestation.

A man asks Rupert if living life from a place of 'love and understanding' means making plans or going with the flow.

A woman asks Rupert about the pull of grace.

A woman asks Rupert to clarify what he meant when he asked, 'Would I, as awareness, feel disturbed?'

A man asks Rupert to comment on Bernardo Kastrup's self-identification as an idealist and how that relates to non-duality.

A woman asks about time, the laws of physics and if the material world is a dream.

Rupert elaborates on all activities of mind, including thinking, time and space, being the movement of consciousness.

A woman asks about the feeling of weight and the reality of the body.

A woman asks Rupert to interpret a passage from Balyani.

A woman asks if the difficulty of perceiving the passage of time is an intuition of the timelessness of awareness.

A woman asks Rupert to elaborate on the statement, 'Here is where experience takes place'.

A woman asks how emotions and conditioning colour experience.

A woman summarises how unlimited consciousness divides itself into the mind to create the subject–object relationship. She asks Rupert about the experience of feeling simultaneously located and un-located.

A woman asks if it could be said that awakening is the 'I' returning to awareness.