Simply Abiding

Wednesday 19 February 2025

We Taste Joy at the End of Seeking

Expressing doubt about the peace of being, a man suggests intense pleasure might be better. Rupert explains that all seeking of pleasure is actually a search for the end of seeking itself, where being’s inherent joy is momentarily tasted.

From event 19 February, 2025 Webinar – Wednesday, 19 February

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How Can I Move From Desperate Devotion to Effortless Abiding?

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How Can I Move From Desperate Devotion to Effortless Abiding?

What Drives Motivation When Not Feeling Connected to Being?

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What Drives Motivation When Not Feeling Connected to Being?

Are Some Feelings More Aligned with Being?

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Are Some Feelings More Aligned with Being?

What Happens When Devotion Opens Naturally?

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What Happens When Devotion Opens Naturally?

Duality and Non-Duality as Paths

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Duality and Non-Duality as Paths

Limiting Belief and Limitless Being

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Limiting Belief and Limitless Being

My Experience Is Consciousness Itself

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My Experience Is Consciousness Itself

Being Aware of Being Requires No Enquiry

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Being Aware of Being Requires No Enquiry

Awareness’s Own Perspective

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Awareness’s Own Perspective

Emphasise ‘I Am’ Over Its Colouring

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Emphasise ‘I Am’ Over Its Colouring

Existence vs Being

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Existence vs Being

We Taste Joy at the End of Seeking

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