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There Is Only One Undifferentiated Reality

Sunday 18 September 2022

The Separate Self Is a Denial of God

A man asks about Rupert’s use of the word blasphemy. Rupert suggests that his use of the word is a play on how it is usually used, which would be to say that ‘we are God’ which would be considered blasphemous. What Rupert is suggesting is that if we set ourselves apart from God, then God is not God. To assert oneself as a separate self is a denial of God, which is blasphemy.

From event 17 September - 02 October, 2022 Seven Day Retreat at The Vedanta – 17th to 24th September

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Separate self

Distress Over the Separate Self as Illusion

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Distress Over the Separate Self as Illusion

Why Is the Ego Here at All?

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Why Is the Ego Here at All?

Separate Self and Lack

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Separate Self and Lack

Attachment to Foreign Identity

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Attachment to Foreign Identity

If There Are No Others, Where Is the Conflict?

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If There Are No Others, Where Is the Conflict?

Does Knowing Include Biological Sense Perceptions?

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Does Knowing Include Biological Sense Perceptions?

Why Does the Infinite Localise into the Finite?

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Why Does the Infinite Localise into the Finite?

The Fear of the Separate Self

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The Fear of the Separate Self

Intuition and Decision-Making

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Intuition and Decision-Making

Shaking Off the Separate Self

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Shaking Off the Separate Self

Everything Is Fine

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Everything Is Fine