Recognizing our Real Nature - Rupert Spira (Non-Duality)

#awakening #nonduality #selfrealization #advaita

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Rupert Spira is a Non-duality speaker of the "direct path", a method of self-inquiry through talks and writing, and a notable English studio potter with work in public and private collections.

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[ElenaLight]

Hi Suma! As Rupert Spira said you are a very good interviewer..and I was thinking the same thing through out your interview. The insights shared here are valuable. Thank you both! 😊🌼🧡

[BrettLarkinYoga]

Cannot wait to train and study with you soon, Suma! Thank you also for the great questions in this interview <3 I enjoyed it.

[abhi]

One of the best interviews, especially when Rupert talks about the 'concessions' in pointing out the 'truth'.

[aksg]

Very wonderfully explained by Rupert for anyone who has had a "glimpse"

[bart]

One of my favorite conversations with rupert, thank you suma I love the space you provide for the one you interview

[bamakumar]

That was delightful! Full of insights! Cited all relevant theories with clarity! Thank you Rupert & Suma. Each as enlightened as the other! I am nearly there 🥰

[omprakash]

Dear Suma,
I found this talk very deeply engaging and highly enlightening. I have been avidly listening to Swami Sarvapriyananda since last five years. I heard your talk with him. There he mentioned about your earlier talk with Rupert Spira so I watched this too and found it highly satisfying and clear expression of the abstract.

I salute your effort of collecting valuable beads and tying them together in a beautiful necklace of series of talk.
God bless you. Keep up the endavor.
Regards,
Om

[Jessep]

Thank you I appreciate this very much. Thank you Rupert Spira you have helped me to discover my true nature. Infinite love to both of you 💐

[craigherriot]

Rupert's King Lear analogy is the most revealing to me.

[BertaRodrigues]

Thank you Suma for arranging and facilitating another wonderful interview- you ask great questions! 😊 ❤️ Rupert, I agree there is no absolute truth because everything is always expanding so fundamentalist teachings even if pieces of them are helpful they are likely to keep someone from checking within as to whether or not the teachings resonate. Many blessings to you both! 🙏❤️

[shridharaithal]

Such a pleasant and great insight. Seems like a blank mirror open to capture image and yet nothing is there to reflect...

[manjrisharma]

Thanks a lot for this enlightening talk, Suma, your pauses made Rupert elaborate on what he was saying. I, first, heard your talk with Swami Sarvpriyanand, in which he mentioned this one towards the end. I can see that you are drawn towards non dualism, would love to hear Eckhart Tolle's views too, if you can manage a talk with him, please.

[dutchuforeal]

Great interview Suma as always, thanks to you and Rupert. Cheers Ray :)

[mattsniper]

Beautiful - was hoping you'd speak with Rupert one day! Great interview :)

[shridharaithal]

The most important thing to note is that we assume without any hesitation that waking state perception is the absolute reality (which is not a fact but may be a view) and look at consciousness as though it is outside of us. if one understands this fallacy a first step might have been taken..

[steffehjertquist]

I will say the same as Rupert said at the end, and fully agree with, ”You are a very good interviewer, Suma”. A wonderful talk with one true teacher of the ”unspeakable” message we call non-duality👍! Have listened to in fact all clips with Rupert for many years and here we could see a little bit deeper why and how Rupert have his direct path of his teaching to a topic that is nearly hopeless to grasp for any mind. A beautiful talk with a honest listener/questioner as you are, Suma, and together with master Rupert, a moment for everyone to feel a connection with. Love from Steffe, a man from Sweden who is listening to all your interviews. From Adyashanti, Tony Parsons, Kenneth Madden to this with Rupert Spira. Besides Gautama Buddha himself a truth autentic speaker of the unspeakable in our combined conciousness arising from the knowing and ”empty/fullness” realm of the devine source!
(You said I could feel free to write to you about my own awakening, and maybe I Will do that… I am very shy but maybe in the future I will… and it’s a very complex and long story per se)…
Love and happiness to you both, Namaste❤️🙏🕉// Steffe

[entropy]

Hi Suma, I'm new to your channel and I really like the quiet polite way you question. Clearly, you prepared well, asked your questions and allowed Rupert to express his opinion on what nonduality personally means to him. I learnt a lot.

I look forward to viewing some of your past episodes and future ones. Subscribed!

🙂🕉️Tatsat🕉️🙏

[drsdm]

It is nice of you Suma to habe enabled us to watch this enlightening talk . Would u mind doing similar discussion with Bob Adamson of Australia . Thanks

[skemsen]

Thank you for yet another great interview, Suma. An essential question I wish anybody would ask Rupert (and others "likeminded") is this: How would at all be possible for an infinite mind/God/cosmic consciousness (whatever you want to call it) to hide its self from itself like Rupert suggests in us as finite beings in order for it to know itself? If consciousness is everything there is, how can it veil itself from itself? It's consciousness, it's the veiling, it's the veil. How can it hide anywhere and hide at all???

[sumanjoshi]

All traditions or not are activities of reality. They appear consistent to their time and need to express to share the being.