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" Presence, Volume II : "
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BL
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854840
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Spira, Rupert.
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Presence, Volume II : : the Intimacy of All Experience.
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2nd ed.
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Oakland :: New Harbinger Publications,, 2016.
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1 online resource (219 pages)
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1626258783
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: 9781626258785
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1626258775
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9781626258778
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Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Introduction: The Seamless Intimacy of Experience; The Primacy of Presence; Knowledge and Love Are One; The Innocence of Experience; The Pure 'I' of Awareness; Awareness and Its Apparent Objects; The Imaginary Centre of Perception; The Imaginary Birth of the Self and the World; We Were Not Born; Love Is the Fabric of Experience; Everything Is Folded Back into Presence; All We Ever Long For; The Many Names of God; Is the World Within?; The Shadow of the Separate Self; The Amness of Self Is the Isness of Things; Reality Is Not Mysterious
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Awareness Always Knows ItselfThere Is No Real Ignorance; Nothing Ever Disappears; Pure, Unclouded Awareness; The Burnt Rope; The True Revolution; Conceptualising Consciousness; Presence Finds Only Itself; The Fabric of Identity; Utterly, Intimately One; We Never Lose a Friend; Abiding Knowingly As Presence; Presence Breathes Out the World; Devotion; The Arch Impersonator; The Apparent Forgetting of Our Own Being; The Natural State of Openness and Transparency; Our True Security; The Recognition of Being; Who Is; Is This the Final Understanding?; The Dissolution of Thought in Its Own Substance
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Does Life Have a Purpose?The Seed of Separation; Offering Everything to Presence; Love Only Knows Itself; Person, Witness, Substance, Presence; We Do Not Know What Anything Is; There Is Only Pure Intimacy; The Ever-Present Reality of Existence; Addiction and Non-Duality; Nobody Has, Owns or Chooses Anything; Experience's Experience of Itself; Publications by Rupert Spira
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All that is known is experiencing, and experiencing is not divided into one part (an inside self) that experiences and another part (an outside object, other, or world) that is experienced. Experiencing is seamless and intimate, made of ""knowing"" or awareness alone. This intimacy, in which there is no room for selves, objects, or others, is love itself. It lies at the heart of all experience, completely available under all circumstances.
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Advaita.
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Consciousness.
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Advaita.
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Consciousness.
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181.482
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B808.9
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Prendergast, John J.
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