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Wednesday 27 March 2024

The After-Effects of Recognising Our True Nature

A young man asks about the after-effects of recognising our true nature on the mind, like memory and articulating one's thoughts. Rupert replies that his memory has worsened, but he attributes that to the aging process. The more established we are in being, the less mental noise there tends to be.

From event 22 March - 13 April, 2024 Seven-Day Retreat at Garrison Institute – 22 to 29 March 2024

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Understanding

No Need to Unlock Understanding

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No Need to Unlock Understanding

Worldly Desires and Spiritual Understanding

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Worldly Desires and Spiritual Understanding

Why ‘Non-Duality’ Rather Than ‘Oneism’?

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Why ‘Non-Duality’ Rather Than ‘Oneism’?

How Does Understanding Help with Anxiety?

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How Does Understanding Help with Anxiety?

The Mind in Harmony with Being

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The Mind in Harmony with Being

Influence of Ouspensky and Gurdjieff

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Influence of Ouspensky and Gurdjieff

Finite, Infinite Aspects of Our Nature

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Finite, Infinite Aspects of Our Nature

Memory’s Relationship to Time

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Memory’s Relationship to Time

Mindfulness vs. Non-Duality

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Mindfulness vs. Non-Duality

No Concessions Would Be Complete Silence

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No Concessions Would Be Complete Silence

Creation: An Emanation of the Divine

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Creation: An Emanation of the Divine