This man is a divine force roaming carefree on Earth healing wounds...

My old practice is: Whenever fear, anxiety, worry etc come knocking on my door, I welcome them into my home and seat them at my dining table, give them all the good food, drinks I have and when they are satiated they just smile at me,thank me and bid their farewell. This practice helps me. I feel lighter, better and it makes me smile.

Every video he closes his eyes. He collects his thoughts and then releases words of wisdom. He definitely feels the empathy.

Rupert Spira is brilliant spiritually and intellectually. And he gives the best of analogies. And he's the most available spiritual teacher ( online webinars and retreats). He is a living example of preach what you practice. He speaks with love and compassion and has no air of superiority. God is so proud of this manifestation!!!

@johnbishop2666

2 жыл бұрын

🎯

@llluke4657

2 жыл бұрын

"god" is equally proud of all his/her manifestations. We're all part of herself... embraced always eternally!

@joykruse7042

2 жыл бұрын

@@llluke4657 Ttgtfv

@StephenGrew

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

@mayanktyagi03

2 жыл бұрын

Well yeah if God ever take pride in his creation

This man is a precious gift to us and I thank him and applaude him..Oh How many questions I have..how can I embrace my grief and sorrow for my daughter who was born with a disability, to then lose her sight in her late teens 😔😥..how can I accept this and not feel sadness and fear for her future..my wound is open let the love flow in❤ ❤

That must’ve been one of the most difficult questions to answer, Rupert...? You did it so eloquently and so deeply. It was a joy to see the young lady smile in relief at your explanation of what she should do. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I lost my eldest son at 27 years old a coupe years ago. Tragically too.,the sorrow is unbearable.

@eekay5710

2 жыл бұрын

💐

Rupert has such a tender touch. To this woman, I wish you lots of peace, joy and healing😊

I love and respect Rubert Spira, what a compassionate man.. So many come seeking answers to the most difficult questions . He has helped me through so much. Thank you Rubert Spira

Thank you, Rupert. Thank you for such profound compassion. And for teaching with love

Rupert waits for a response to bubble up from consciousness instead of responding from the finite mind.

Wow, awesome!! Truly… “The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” ~Rumi

@chillbobaggins4632

2 жыл бұрын

Also by Rumi: "The cure for pain is in the pain."

@hear-and-know

2 жыл бұрын

Wow... I often see great quotes from Rumi, but this one takes the cake. I'll check out his writings more closely, thanks for the comment :)

@ismaelmarksteiner

2 жыл бұрын

@@hear-and-know Aww, I’m glad it resonated. 😊 May I recommend “The Essential Rumi” by Coleman Barks? 🤔

@plumeria66

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, thank you.

This is the most compassionate, as well as, the wisest and truest answer that could be given to any question of this nature. It has taken me years of anger and other emotions/methods to finally receive the understanding that Rupert speaks of. Thank you!!

If we ask why something has happened the way it happened, we actually demand that things happen according to our expectations or at least, according to the rules of a game we understand. And if that doesn't happen, we we want to blame somebody or God or life. Life dared to stand up against my agenda or my set of rules! That causes anger. There'll come a time in which we understand that there's nothing that's controlled by our personal agenda or rules. Not even typing these words or listening to this teachings. All that happens is part of a greater whole. There's just what happens and experiencing what happens, including the anger, the grief, the feeling of loss and eventually the letting go. We are all of that

@sallyarterton2702

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that’s the reality, the real world 🙏

@aed1905

2 жыл бұрын

I say to you, nothing happens without the Will of God. This Will, it's claiming my life and soul. My ego, it's fighting and resisting it like it doesn't care if it puts it into eternal hell. Yesterday I was punished severely by God the Great for having gone against His Commands. Now, I realize, it's not that I always WANTED to SURRENDER, but that I MUST. I have no choice. This ego shall die and burn.

This is so beautiful ❤. Thank you Rupert for sharing you wisdom.

Just lost my loving husband during the second wave of covid and seemed as if something deep inside has died. I try to give me many reasons to accept this fact but at the same time feel bitterness and resentment towards people who could help him at that time and did not do so. Forgiveness is the ultimate solution but how to forgive when you are deeply wounded and perhaps you are right that grief is taking the shape of anger and blame. This talk is so profound. May I understand and apply this knowledge.

@aprilwu3079

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏💚🪶

@prachijain4027

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear about your husband and am sending you a lot of love. May I offer a suggestion? ...if you ever are able to attend a retreat with Rupert soon..perhaps online..please do feel free to ask him for some guidance on how to reconcile these feelings of anger and resentment. While I had heard his other talks on grief, it didn't hit home as much as when he was directly speaking to me. In that moment, he met my consciousness directly and precisely so the answer was very tailored to me. If you have the opportunity to speak to him directly, it might help you further deepen your understanding. Sending you love and healing.

I love the analogy of the brother’s grim tale of embracing the frog (her sorrow) and walking up to a handsome Prince.

I don’t think I’m ready to face my grief yet.

Rupert said it very eloquently and compassionately. Rupert's direct answer that he doesn't know the answer was indeed a compassionate concession to the mind. Prince Siddhartha, before he became "Buddha," he asked the same question, why do people suffer and die. My daughter asked me the same question, why infants or children die with cancer or health problems if God is the giver of life. It is a mystery. Indeed Rupert is correct to look inwards and embrace the feelings of sorrow as well as anger, the negative feelings will subside, just like thoughts rise and subside. If you look outwards to find answers, suffering will arise. It is the resistance to the seemingly fact (thoughts) that a precious object or subject is lost or taken away. This is due to the amount of attachment to the object or subject. The more a person is attached to an object to subject, the more resistance to the thoughts of death of that object or subject, and the longer it takes to let go. It is the resistance itself that is causing the sorrow or anger. It is the mind's nature to "not to let go," make us to find the answers to the "why" questions, or cause us to find a reason to blame. So as Rupert said, you go towards or inwards to the sorrow and embrace it or let it go. Everything outwards is all temporary appearances made by the dualistic mind. In duality, there is birth and death of everything outside of our selves. In non-duality, there is no birth and no death. In furtherance of Rupert's compassionate answer, there is a video in Rupert's KZread collection where a woman asks why did the baby that was born and all of sudden died. Rupert explained it by referencing the ripples of a disbanded whirlpool analogy. You may want to see the video. Thank you. 🙏

This is the crux for dealing with any question. But as Rupert itself said it takes a lot of courage and strength to encounter the raw emotion. It will only be capable for a subtle mind to do this earliest.

An early death is the true fountain of youth

I just recently discovered him and I have to be honest, I am skeptical about discovering new authors/teachers/mediation or spiritual teachers but as I read his books and watch his videos, there is no difference between them.Just like Eckhart Tolle, he lives the things he writes down. Actually I do think authentic spiritual/awareness teachers have already live that way in a long time, I think someone just asked him how to live that way and request he writes it on a book or teach his wisdom, kindness, and stillness in meetings like this. I deeply respect him now. One of the criteria as well of spiritual teacher that is a sign that he is legit and truly the real deal is that their is no air of superiority in the way he teaches (and I can safely assume in his everyday private life as well he is like that because why not? It is the best way to live) which is a sign his teachings are pure and just want us to realize a loving and peaceful life before we all go back to the place of unmanifested.

Best video on grieving, loss, healing I've heard. Spira out did himself with this question

There are various ways of escape but there is only one way of meeting sorrow. The escapes with which we are all familiar are really ways of avoiding the greatness of sorrow. The only way to avoid sorrow is to be without any resistance, to be without any movement away from sorrow, outwardly or inwardly, to remain totally with sorrow without wanting to go beyond it. -J. Krishnamurti

Thank you so much. I just went thru a separation after 28 years, this has helped me tremendously🙏💖

Facing your grief has been deadly for many people...who's lives ended in suicide. It is unwise to face an opponent heavier than yourself. Forget about David and Goliath. In the real world...Goliath usually wins. The least you can do is distract yourself from grief until it dissipates with time. The most you can do is transcend your attachment to what has been lost.

Even tough I never lost someone near, I started to cry....i don't understand what this conversation triggered...i feel with the young lady, it was like I felt her grief (Maby because I was always so afraid of losing someone...since childhood)

@prachijain4027

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

😢 tears Beautifully and poetically expressed Dear Rupert.❤

The experience of time doesn't effect the light you shine.. All love.. All expression is valid in our eternal and shared journey of being. Love is never lost.

Beautiful 🙏💜 Thank you for this. Your guidance has given me so much understanding and peace. So grateful 🙏🕊

Beauty-filled.

Indefinitely grateful to Rupert 🙏❤️

Another great source on facing our own death and our loved ones - this book by Neale Donald Walsh " Home with God" In a life That Never Ends. This was written last in his series Conversation with God. Its a book one can read many times over one's life. Be at peace 😊💞🦋🌻

@eekay5710

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, i will definitely get the book 💖

Must say, this was really beautiful and loving teaching of Rupert Spira.

Such compassion

This is brilliant, amazing teaching.

I love the way it is explained. Embracing is Love ❤ thank you Rupert! Much thanks 🙏❤🌹

Beautiful 🥀

Thank you, truly. 💖

Beautiful!

Thank you so much 🙏❤

Perfect timing.

Great teaching ! Thank You Rupert

Excellent answer, Rupert. Thank you.

Lovely thank you 🌺

Muchísimas gracias!!!!

Everybody has a Soulcontract before comming to Earth. 🙏❤😇

Thank you

🙏Sacred Beautiful True Thank You 🥰

MASTERPIECE ✨💞🕊🌈

Very moving and compassionate by what Rupert is saying. However what he says about facing, allowing and feeling grief is easier said than done in my experience. There was so much resistance to it which felt automatic and natural. Gradually over time I was able to experience and face my grief ( over a close relationship ending). I couldn’t just face and accept it all immediately. So in the fairy tale the princess kisses the frog ( acceptance) and he turns into a prince. Magical! What magical thing happens when we face and accept grief and sadness?

What a beautiful string of moments.. riveting . ( sorry I don't want to ruin anything but the Princess actually had to kiss the frog ;-) ) but it still works !

Some roles in some movies end first than other roles. We all are here available for people’s plots. Some of us prefer to be with God as our preferred home.

@gurinderrandhawa6951

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, spot on!

7:32 A-MA-ZING

how did I create this? and why? falling for a man: obsessed with health and fitness. and me? diabetic. fat. overweight: my whole life. he's vegan. I love meat. he's a fitness trainer. leisure walks are the only exercise I get. I have a bad back, I can't do much. fitness is far from my thing. why would I do this to myself? fall for a man that would/could never fall for me back?

the answer is karma

Some die young cuz we all live many lives. Our 1st 100 lives we might not even make it past age 6!! Maybe when u see an old couple, u think wow they made it! They can now move on to the next vibration

@eekay5710

2 жыл бұрын

I truly do not believe this 😬 Where in the Bible do you find scripture for this "we all live many lifes" 🤔

@kjbennie9245

2 жыл бұрын

@@eekay5710 it was in the bible! Reincarnation was in the bible! but the Emperor in 500 AD took it out. The Dead Sea Scrolls were found 70 yrs ago and guess what was in it?? Yes. Correct. Reincarnation. Jesus taught reincarnation. Why it was never put back, i do not know the answer. So ya. When a 4 month old baby dies, what, u think thats it for her?? One day , that soul might live 1200 months !

Yes

Beautifully stated by Rupert. I doubt this footage is from a retreat 2 months ago though as it says in the description, because Rupert looks younger here.

@rijntje73

2 жыл бұрын

@Prachi Jain Wow, ok. Thanks for clarifying. Maybe it's seeing him from the front more during this covid period or him wearing glasses more nowadays. I really thought this footage would've been pre covid. 😅 Anyway, I've read another comment from you here and I'm glad you've been able to deal with the grief of so many people suddenly passing around you and feel lighter and more in love now, Prachi. They will still be a mere thought away from you. 💛🤗 Rupert has such a way of conveying potent spiritual advice and insights so simply and directly. He's brilliant.

@sallyarterton2702

2 жыл бұрын

I saw Rupert recently ( 2weeks ago) and I think he may have dyed his hair to cover the grey, as well as no glasses! Takes a few years of him lol!

@rijntje73

2 жыл бұрын

@@sallyarterton2702 That's probably it then! 😉

Wahwah AhaAha wonderful Chamatkaric vishmaypurna wonderful dhanyabadDhanyabadDhanyabad thanksgretitude Rupertspira wahwah AhaAha wonderful Chamatkaric

Only someone’s bigger grief can assuage her grief. She has to experience grief relatively. As long as she has more she will suffer. Only when faced with compounded grief of many will she see the dwarfing of her grief. Otherwise, soon it will become a memory, belief n will surface as anger.

@martinfranke8866

2 жыл бұрын

i think she doesnt want to get rid of greef, she wants to know why her boyfriend goes so young to die. And the answere is really simple, it is an experince for one that dies young and for people they stay here. I mean we really dont know exactly about anything behind this world or in this world. It is a mystic. And when we say someone dies, we doesnt understand the oneness. So when we understand the oneness, greef becomes a sweet taste and dieing doesnt even exist.

@rijntje73

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinfranke8866 Well put, Martin! 💛🙏🏼

@martinfranke8866

2 жыл бұрын

@Prachi Jain give you a biiiiiiiiiiiiig hug from germany

@iamaktewari

2 жыл бұрын

@Prachi Jain No comparisons to your grief… Infact you are very brave n strong. What I said above was from an old life experience… I am a Veteran. I was admitted in a hospital nursing a severe injury. Waist n lower almost became numb n no movement. As I was going through my pain n grief, I saw Four men being admitted. Blood all over. Victims of terrorism. Two died. Just by seeing n feeling someone’s greater grief n pain, mine vanished. I just let go of my suffering and started praying for their Wellbeing. And that changed me n my condition both. Regards

Oh, that he sat with that question before answering it...

5:00 5:59 RXXXXX 7:14 ! 8:34 9:44 💌 12:18

rupert spira is cool

@eekay5710

2 жыл бұрын

You also my friend, you also 👌

@tobw4449

2 жыл бұрын

@@eekay5710 you too, bro.

I can’t help but wonder how his answer would have changed if it had been her child 🥺

@ailidhlalala1592

2 жыл бұрын

I asked myself the same question

@369angelicsoul9

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I asked too,,,

WHY COULDN'T I DIE YOUNG TOO BECAUSE I KNOW THAT BEFORE I WAS BORN I WAS AT PEACE

Lets be direct af. No1 ever lived so no1 ever died. There is nothing to be angry about. The one being angry about stuff does not exist....griefing is however natural, just let it be there and you will see that griefing is just an expression of love.

There is no such thing as death so ONE cannot get too emotional. We need to learn how to emotionally deal with it and except that there are MANY different reasons to why certain individual consciousness leave this reality construct early.

@Janeoffools

2 жыл бұрын

On an absolute level this is true but it wouldn’t help somebody who is grieving

@ConsciousnessAwake

2 жыл бұрын

@@Janeoffools Yesss.... but the emotional vibrational frequency of grief is yet another experience and journey to itself.

@thetexasbuttholeticklingba5770

2 жыл бұрын

You need to become close friends with those things which you disagree with. All painful emotions are rooted in disagreement. How you think things should be does not agree with what appears to be happening or with has happened. This disagreement can be removed by letting go of attachment and expectation. The best way to do this is to stop running away. Go deeply into the uncomfortable feeling. This is working out the disagreement.

@Mat-cm6he

2 жыл бұрын

There’s no such a thing as individual consciousness..

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Time is just an ilusion. Manifestation has no time. "The mayfly Dolania americana in which females typically live less than five minutes is the shortest lived of these, and is therefore the insect with the shortest reproductive life "

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lies. dont keep picking at it. ignore and replace sorrowful memory and let your mind scab over the pain. dont welcome it, dont keep thinking about it. replace the memory, it is past.

The princess got the beautiful prince. So she was rewarded for her suffering. To me, that indicates that surely, there must be some purpose for suffering?

@rijntje73

2 жыл бұрын

I get what you're trying to say, but is holding a toad actually 'suffering' though? Feels a bit dramatic to me. 😉 Kidding aside, I don't feel there is necessarily 'a purpose for suffering' and that suffering is needed per se, but when you allow life to eventually lead you into a situation or mental state where you experience suffering, it can be used to change your ways or perceptions which can then lead you to relief and expansion. So suffering can be a great catalyst when the one that suffers realises it holds this potential and capitalises on it. 💛🙏🏼

@carmenl163

2 жыл бұрын

@@rijntje73 thank you for your answer (dankjewel?). I'm still thinking though: everyone suffers in their life, I don't think there has ever been a person who was happy all the way from birth to death, right? So, there must be a purpose to suffering. And that's probably your explanation, I agree.

@rijntje73

2 жыл бұрын

@@carmenl163 Graag gedaan, Carmen. 😊 You're right, given the current state of the world and humanity, suffering becomes pretty much unavoidable. But I feel that potentially, if we would be in the right circumstances and didn't have so much distortions around us, affecting us, we would be able to live an entirely balanced and peaceful life, or a life that's almost entirely peaceful. If this was the case, we would live longer as well. But the suffering is your being telling you that something's not right, that you're either thinking or doing the wrong things or that your perception is warped. It tells you you're out of balance. It's a warning system.

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Hola¡ está molt bé sentir l'emoció del dolor la fragilitat la tendresa,, però si has pouat si te'n has adonat de la Vida així com ests tú el dolor deixa pas a la felicitat no hi ha res com comprendre a la Vida pequé és una maravella i no hi ha res de dolent , inclòs lo més amarg en el fons es dolça tendresa

Resisting that lost is suffering x infinity! She needs to stop measuring the phenomena! Why!, Is the first & only error the individual unit of self awareness always creates! Stop asking questions when there r no answers to anything! It is what it is! Aliveness needs no expectations!!!

Why do some live old...beasts men gods

Road to toad showed .... Bathe in love's abode

just a fact of life everyone will sadly die one die, you could get any illness at any point in life ,also how come rupert face in this video looks tanned but his neck is a different colour lol is he wearing a fake sun tan cream😮

Some die young because they were young when they died. If they were old when they died then they wouldn't die young. So maybe if people actually just understand life then we wouldn't have this predicament. I didn't watch the video but saw the video heading. And I just got done binge watching a lot of The Onion videos while meditating with my eyes open.