Choosing Between Beliefs and Experience | Rupert Spira

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  @somerandomguy44 · 2 years ago

  This might just be Rupert's most important video.

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  @Sadvayaaananda · 4 years ago

  I cannot resist myself saying... ... &quot;Ramana Maharshi&apos; s SILENCE IS BEING EXPRESSED in Rupert spira&apos; s WORDS &quot; <br>..&quot;SILENCE EXPRESSED IN WORDS &quot; !

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  @Dizzeegaskell · 9 years ago

  The brave vulnerability of the questioner, met with the apparent softening of Rupert. This was very special to watch.

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  @guivnoronha · 9 years ago

  sweet mother of god, that went deep! clear as always, Rupert, thank you

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  @ritagaston1556 · 10 months ago

  Rupert is most caring investigator ever …most loving and caring… never makes anyone feel stupid …

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  @MsThirtythree · 5 years ago

  Rupert describes that place - stuck between acceptance of the &nbsp;essential self intellectually but still experiencing the feeling of the separate limited self, - so perfectly. He is the embodiment of wisdom.

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  @Sadvayaaananda · 4 years ago (edited)

  Hats off to you RUPERT &nbsp;!!!<br>The CONFIDENCE in which you speak shows your CLARITY OF EXISTENTIAL EXPERIENCE!!<br>This CONFIDENCE born out of CLARITY expresses as PATIENCE in CONVEYING THE TRUTH of Direct method to Non-dual &nbsp;Consciousness.

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  @phoenixrising1675 · 11 years ago

  Rupert Spira is the best non duality teacher of our time.. &nbsp;I am so so so so so grateful for his thoughtful, slowed down pace... thank you Rupert... &nbsp; oh thank you...

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  @pao420 · 3 years ago

  My man!!!! You made it all simple. I&apos;ve never understood life this clearly before reading and listening to Rupert! Thanks homie!! I wanna meet you to thank you in person someday!

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  @rhonda9780 · 5 years ago (edited)

  What I reason from listening to this. I often hear people wanting to go back and do the same thing that they&apos;ve done before,&quot; Oh I had such a wonderful time,I want to do that again.&quot; Then they come back and say it just wasn&apos;t the same, they say they are disappointed. We cannot repeat an experience. I notice from this talk or what to do is &nbsp;trust every experience. &nbsp;I experience the experience with my seeing tasting, feeling, hearing, smelling. Every experience is different. I am conscious of the experience. I am aware of the experience. I am not the experience. When in an experience of emotion and a belief behind the emotion which tells me this is not right. When I argue with reality. Is my opportunity to go into the emotion and inquire into the thinking behind the emotion. What is holding up this emotion. What is holding up this fear. &nbsp;I love your work Rupert &nbsp;Thank you

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  @wendymonette9958 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Choosing to trust your experience over choosing to trust your beliefs. And that is your free choice. &nbsp;I understand the questioner when he thinks that belief is more powerful, because in our society, we have been conditioned to think this way. And that is only part of the &quot;veil&quot;. But Rupert shines the light of true awareness onto him and all of us. It truly is all perfect. Thank you.

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  @roxisone · 1 year ago

  So very thankful for you, Rupert. &nbsp;You are a treasure.

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