Unconditional Love Is Not Personal. Episode 23 of "What Is Non-duality?" Richard Sylvester

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  • Опубліковано 25 лис 2024

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  • @3balfour
    @3balfour 2 роки тому

    I look forward to these!! Thx Richard

  • @piabandara5312
    @piabandara5312 2 роки тому

    Thanks ❤

  • @nitramruk
    @nitramruk 2 роки тому

    lovely

  • @erenonduality
    @erenonduality 2 роки тому

    So beautifully said❤ This one here is stumbling with words, like all attempts do describe the indescribable are failing of course🥰 And no one is even doing these. No one controlling this boundless energy flow. This is it- unconditional love, as it is!❤️ And “seen”(also don’t prefer this word but haven’t found better pointer) from here, it’s always perfect, complete, even when seemingly (in someone’s story) it isn’t. ☀️💖🎊🥰

  • @tomsmith2361
    @tomsmith2361 2 роки тому

    👍😊

  • @nezen777
    @nezen777 2 роки тому +1

    Hi Richard, not sure if the comment section is the best for such a question but here it is....
    Once the shift in perception occurs like it did for you at the train station, what happens to the dualistic mind that existed prior to that shift?
    How does the absolute love or absolute void communicate back to the mind?
    From a very confused mind that nevertheless senses that there's more to this than meets the eye...

  • @hadardhumezbiagi6664
    @hadardhumezbiagi6664 2 роки тому

    Of course it will not see it, it concentrate only on itself ☺️, on separation ☺️

  • @maireadhaugh6795
    @maireadhaugh6795 2 роки тому

    Unconditional love experienced through the person from that boundless space
    Every aspect of the person's behaviour is allowed from here/ there
    Isn't that unconditional

  • @XOXO-mb2vh
    @XOXO-mb2vh 2 роки тому

    Is another word for unconditional love Grace?

  • @prajnabala
    @prajnabala 2 роки тому

    Why name what is unnamable as "unconditional love"? Or anything at all? What is Love ? -- a four letter word! Tony Parsons used that term to describe the "nature of this" as Unconditional Love -- but that seems kind of gimmicky. Maybe that was his "experience", but then it becomes another search for something like "unconditional love" . It creates a thought and an idea which then calls up other thoughts. Fullness/emptiness. Etc. It's a suggestion? Why make a suggestion? To give an idea that there is this thing called "unconditional love" is just another frame of reference for the non existent self.