@RealAleFinder Hi there,
Love your app and yes it every day.
Just mentioning: for some reason clicking on Cottage Inn pub (Dunstable) crashes the app every time.
Cheers, Tom
Suffering expresses itself as the activity of resisting what is present and seeking what is not present. The separate self is made of that activity. – Rupert Spira, The Ashes of Love
We are not called to like everybody, but we are called to love everybody; that is, we are called to recognise that their being is our being. We share our being. – Rupert Spira
The forgetting of our true nature is the source of all psychological suffering, and, conversely, the remembering of our self – its remembrance or recognition of itself – is the source of peace and happiness for which all people long. – Rupert Spira, Being Aware of Being Aware
You cherish some fanciful ideas about liberation and pursue lines of action totally futile. You concentrate, you meditate, you torture your mind and body, you do all sorts of unnecessary things, but you miss the essential which is the elimination of the person.
Enlightenment or awakening is not a new or extraordinary kind of experience. It the self-revelation of the very nature of experience itself. Awareness cannot be discovered; it can only be recognised. - Rupert Spira, Being Aware of Being Aware
Nothing will remain, all will remain. The sense of identity will remain, but no longer identification with a particular body. Being — awareness — love will shine in full splendour. Liberation is never of the person, it is always from the person.
Cease being exclusively fascinated by whatever you are aware of and be interested instead in the experience of being aware itself. Be aware of being aware. - Rupert Spira, Being Aware of Being Aware
In his latest podcast episode, Rupert talks with @laurascoe from The Art of Authenticity on finding peace on the inside and love on the outside.
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What is to be projected is already recorded; so whatever activities happen through that beingness–which is you–are your destiny. Every action, or every step, which that beingness will take is already registered in the film.
A woman says she understands intellectually that there is no sorrow in the now, but struggles to reconcile this with her experience. Listen to Rupert's latest video 'There Is No Sorrow in the Now' on YouTube https://t.co/zEHiM64Soc
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This morning's commute. Leaving home in deep dark I hear an early bird - scraps of song, thin as pins, but there's spring in it. New year, old road, the same crevices and bumps. The sky like a half cleaned window, bleary streaks & smears of peach peering through last night.