Mindful Discoveries with Rupert Spira | Quiet Joy of Being

Mindful Discoveries with Rupert Spira | Quiet Joy of Being
Contemporary spiritual teacher and author Rupert Spira believes that happiness is the very nature of our self or being, and we share our being with everyone and everything. It’s the feeling of sufficiency, of ease, of peace-or the realization of our innermost nature as being.
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Rupert Spira’s deep interest in the nature of reality and joy of being began at an early age. Moved by the poetry of Rumi, and inspired over the years by Dr. Francis Roles, Swami Shantananda Saraswati, and the philosophies of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky, he delved into the classical teachings of Sufism and Advaita (non- duality).
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[@ricknichols1008]

I don't know of anyone that explains this concept better than Rupert. Just listening to him "explain" the awareness of beingness, the peace that passeth all understanding can open it for us. Blessed be.

[@helleviojala8774]

I agree❤

[@allisone6929]

I agree 🎉

[@judymenarguez411]

Yes he is the best

[@Rastaar_channel]

Agreed!

[@valuemastery]

It was a bit funny when I first read the title in the teaser image "The Quiet Joy of being with Rupert Spira". That said, Rupert is amazing. His clarity of communicating these ideas is unmatched - and of course I know what he really wants to bring across is not just ideas or concepts. It is direct awareness of being.

[@isabelmorais9430]

The first sensation of Life! Thank you so much

[@XJ1042]

Simple, profound (in its simplicity and uncomplexity). Oh, the truth of it all. Peel away the gray clouds and there it is, always and ever present. I will take this in again and again and when I forget, I will do it again. Let it absorb, permeate, until it become our breath, our beingness pure and devine. Thank you.

[@JoannaPhillips-sc1ip]

How beautiful to be reminded of the bliss of simply being 🌀

[@mokuho]

Very powerful to feel the being dimension! Thank you so much🙏🏼

[@CClearly0]

Love this so very much … 🙏❤

[@curlymelodist]

Thank you.. Sums up his teachings in short.. Just wow! ❤🙏

[@Amun-brenda]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤

[@maryrogers1021]

Love the talk and the beautiful nature scenes as well!❤

[@rodneyguyette1129]

Love, Bliss, Just BEING! 💜🙏💜

[@ArunYadav-xm2lf]

It's surely enlightening ❤

[@desertportal353]

The Original Face. Before it is a face. The only one I have. Thank you Rupert.

[@richieroberts1588]

Lovely ❤

[@tomlehr861]

Took me awhile to figure this out. All of the nouns were added the older we got.also,you control whatventers your eyes and ears

[@lesleymcmillan1893]

Beautiful thank you❤

[@lindadaily9268]

I love music in the background but it would be better if were a softer ambient music. Thanks!

[@isabelmorais9430]

Contentment ❤

[@helledueholm5008]

Have been searching for meaning. Listening I realized I had to a large extent related to “ meaning” as an activity, doing and contributing through a meaningfull activity. Perhaps a life with meaning is a life lived from being..

[@lizlyon825]

Music is counterproductive

[@michaelbuhlmann6167]

❤❤❤😊❤❤❤

[@richstureman4229]

🙏❤️🌎

[@ChampaAshok]

Pls slow down the background music

[@bosho871]

🎯🎯🎯

[@saraheliza7779]

The background music just needs to be turned down a bit in the background.

[@alexandrapopa4405]

Could anyone plese tell me the name of the background music ?

[@CarldeFigueiredo-lf2gc]

Brilliant! Pity about the annoying, unnecessary music.

[@lynnstorm4590]

This is supposed to be positive Is it really necessary to say something negative

[@plumeria66]

@@lynnstorm4590You’re caught up in duality. Negative isn’t bad. If I told you your house is being robbed, is that negative? Don’t be a positivity police.

[@petrofeldtman8766]

Please, leave out the background music This is not a romantic story that needs backing up

[@plumeria66]

The music is unnecessary.

[@jmseipp]

The weird music is an annoying distraction! Would be better without it!

[@linarson1]

why always music in the background with these videos, if something is perfect, nothing to add, not even your personal musical taste, which is not mine... it is also contrary to the awareness of being, without anything added

[@claudelebel49]

Tango anyone? Would love to have the music without the guy mumbling in the background 😄

[@claudelebel49]

The music is blasphemy, it reflects a lack of sensitivity on the part of the creator and uploader. Make it harder for me to hear what is being said why don't you.

[@ezioberolo2936]

When I was born, I had no concept of "am" or being as I had no concept of anything . To say that my bain was not invaded by my senses of light, noise, touch is not possible. So I disagree with the suggestion of quiet and silence. Likely I was overwhelmed by the change in my environment...maybe this is a poor analogy?