Superpowered Mind with Clare Dimond

Exploring the impossibility of a self existing separately from the body, mind or environment. 

How can there be no such thing as rejection? 

Exploring how the physical rules of how form works are generally reliable while the 'rules' of the self are not 

Listener question: What am I?

Listener question: I've just finished reading 'Sane'.  A challenging read for me to stick with if I'm being honest.  I found myself constantly wanting to run ahead to the 'how to' section.  I realise from my other reading in 'the conversation' that's it's not about the how-to. What I took away from the book, and I hope this was the point you were t...

Listener question: how do self fulfilling prophecies relate to this understanding? 

Exploring why the understanding that Trump is a concept created by the mind can enable us to be and do what it is we demand of him (or any one else we have a reaction to). 

Exploring what drives behaviour. As the self identity is transcended, the need to 'be someone' falls away leaving just the pure dynamic passion of life in form. 

Exploring how behaviour is not controlled by a separate self, but it revelatory about what that self is believed to be or need. 

Exploring how that thought - and the one underneath it - 'this should not be happening to me' are what fixes an apparent reality in place for the duration of that resistance. 

Exploring Paul Hedderman's term 'selfing'

Exploring the two main differences between escapism and transcendence 

Listener question: How would you explain non duality / spirituality to a ten year old? 

Looking at Gangaji's words:  We have tried everything to get rid of suffering. We have gone everywhere to get rid of suffering. We have bought everything to get rid of it. We have ingested everything to get rid of it. Finally, when one has tried enough, there arises the possibility of spiritual maturity with the willingness to stop the futile attempt to get rid of it and, instead, to actually...

Looking at Unmani's words: " Recognising who you really are, will destroy you and your whole life as you know it."

Looking at Alan Watt's words: " This image of yourself  is obviously not real.  Any more than the idea of a tree is a tree.  Any more than you can get wet in the word ‘water’."

Looking at Tony Parsons' words, " Being is totally whole just being. And it is alive and fleshy and sexy and juicy and immediately this; it’s not some concept about ‘there’s no-one here’. It’s not some concept about ‘there’s nowhere to go’. It’s the aliveness that’s in that body right now. There is pure beingness, pure aliveness."

Looking at the quote from Deepak Chopra " The real you is a field of intelligence in which the person you have identified yourself with, all other persons, as well as the environment in which they exist, all co-arise and co-evolve as a result of your own self-interactions."

Continuing a conversation from a webinar yesterday about what happens when it is realised that reality is a hall of mirrors 

Listener question: Can you explain the film metaphor? 

Listener question:  Clare,  I have three of your books, I listen to your podcasts and I have watched some of your videos. Yet I cannot work out how to live a life that is not dominated by negative thinking, anxiety and occasional panic... ....these thoughts were like the straw that broke the camel’s back with all the other shit in my life.  I’m waiting for an appointment with a consultant. So I do...

Exploring how this expression can add to the confusion or take it away 

Question: If reality is made of thought then how do I change it? 

Exploring how it is what it is... and it also isn't...

Exploring the circuit breakers of mental suffering and how they can never be the ultimate solution.