Gold Coast Talk - 2000 February
Recording 38 of 48
LENGTH: 2 HOURS AND 55 MINUTES
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
YEAR RECORDED: 2000
PLACE RECORDED: MURWILLUMBAH CIVIC AUDITORIUM, GOLD COAST
MAIN TOPICS
Personal and impersonal, Looking and thinking, Life, Hearing knowing realising and living the truth, Pressure of life, Depersonalised intelligence, Cycle of life and death, Meditation gives way to being, Illness, Listening with the whole body, Sayings of the prophets, Woman needs to be loved, Guru itis, Psychic possession, Vaginal awareness consciousness, Man losing interest in sex, Witness, Spiritual lineage, Orgasm, Personality v self, Living without choices, Endings and letting go in relationship
SUMMARY
At the beginning of each session Barry makes a comment about his 'umbilical cord'. His remarks refer to the microphone lead which trails behind him as he enters.
Personalising your life ~ Looking and thinking ~ What is life? ~ Hearing, knowing, realising and then living the truth ~ Life is an enormous pressure ~ Death and depersonalising life
The great cyclic movement of life and death ~ Going into Me (4 mins) ~ Meditation is only a stage, not the end ~ Do not fight illness ~ Question: How do I listen with my whole body? ~ The four stages of living the spiritual life
Quote from the prophets: 'remember thy Creator in the days of thy youth . . . ' ~ The world's greatest mind hasn't been able to work out what woman wants ~ A caution about realising and being able to contain the truth; psychic possession ~ Vaginal awareness and vaginal consciousness: human pleasure and divine pleasure
Questions: Can a man be in a similar state to woman's vaginal consciousness? Does man lose interest in sex at a certain age? Could you speak about awareness and witnessing? ~ Question: Are you in a lineage of spiritual teachers? ~ Question: Do you say that man should never ejaculate in making love? ~ Question: Is there a difference between personality and self? ~ Question: How do you reconcile the choicelessness of accepting things as they are, with the pursuit of joy, positivity and happiness? ~ Question: How can I move on after the break up of a long relationship?
37 - Gold Coast Talk - 1999 December
