From time to time an inner experience or outer event prompts us to examine our life, to question who we are, what we are doing, and how we are doing it. We are called to a deeper understanding of our identity and purpose, of our true calling or path. We begin to question everything and become open to new realities, new possibilities. In these moments of truth, we may think we’ve been but sleepwalking through our days, living at the effect of others, of someone else’s beliefs and dreams. Where is our authentic self and life? What is it? How do we become fully awake and alive in our own life, feeling the passion, pull, and power of our own extraordinary existence?

Conversations on the High Wire is an unscripted, unrehearsed, playfully free-wheeling way to explore practical awakening and authentic living.These dialogues stimulate the silent awareness beyond language and thought, where we experience deeper levels of knowing, feeling, and acting; where we come upon our own embodied wisdom, authentic presence, and creative power.

Participants are always encouraged to ask specific questions and suggest topics of interest and relevance to their lives.

Sound Bites from Silence is a companion book to many of the themes in these Conversations.

Here are two conversations with Nurit Oren, which touch on some themes pertinent to Conversations on the High Wire.

The Dark Night of the Soul Isn’t So Dark-HD from Robert Rabbin on Vimeo.

The Absolute Isn’t Absolute!-HD from Robert Rabbin on Vimeo.