A profound exploration of love, oneness, and beauty leading to the realization of our shared being
There's a subtle longing that many of us carry but rarely name. It shows up as loneliness, a sense of disconnection, and the belief that everything outside ourselves-people, nature, even the events of our lives-is separate. But what if this so-called separation is an illusion? Beneath all the layers of identity, says author Rupert Spira, "There are no individuals. There is just an infinite, indivisible, and utterly intimate being, which shines in each of us."
With Love: The Revelation of Our Shared Being, Spira offers an in-depth, curated journey into the essence of truth, love, and beauty as expressions of who we truly are. Combining deeply reflective dialogues, illuminating Q&As, and guided meditations, this audio program offers insights as practical as they are profound. Each session reinforces the truth of the unity of existence, expanding your circle of compassion as you discover the peace and joy found in oneness. You'll explore topics such as:
• Love Is the Recognition of One Shared Being
• Oneness and Loneliness
• Love Is Not a Feeling
• Falling in Love with Everyone
• Finding Beauty in Everything
As you move through this immersive experience, a quiet shift unfolds. The disconnection you once felt softens. The ordinary sense of "I" melts away. Your mind tells you what your heart already knows, and a remembrance of your true nature emerges-whole, infinite, and free. Combining meditation and question-and-answer sessions, this inspiring audio program with Rupert Spira explores profound themes of love, oneness, and beauty. Listeners are invited to experience a deeper understanding of universal consciousness and the revelation of our shared being. Rupert Spira discovered Rumi's poetry at age fifteen, sparking a lifelong journey to understand the nature of being. He studied Advaita with Dr. Francis Roles, explored Sufism, and drew inspiration from Krishnamurti, Ramana Maharshi, and Nisargadatta Maharaj. He also pursued an interest in ceramics, training with British pioneers before opening his own studio. Meeting teacher Francis Lucille in the 1990s deepened Rupert's understanding, integrating the teachings of Advaita and Kashmir Shaivism. Rupert holds regular in-person retreats, as well as online retreats and webinars. For more, see rupertspira.com.
