Rupert Spira Podcast
Episode 67: Keith Kristich
Jan 23, 2024
Rupert Spira and Keith Kristich discuss various spiritual traditions, the nature of prayer, and the practical implications of experiencing God's being. They explore non-duality, the essence of existence, and the concept of quiet joy. The conversation touches on the screen analogy, quiet joy, and the journey of transformation and love.
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- Hatred stems from seeing others as separate beings, while love arises from recognizing our shared being.
- Recognizing our infinite being naturally diminishes the illusion of a separate self, allowing false beliefs to fade away.
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Recognizing our Shared Being and Overcoming Separation
Recognizing that the foundation of our being is shared, Rupert Spira explains that any hatred towards others stems from a lack of realization that their being is interconnected with ours. This shared being reflects love, while hatred arises when individuals see themselves as separate entities.
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