You are one of my favorites. Thank you for your work

Dr Spencer Reid has a KZbin channel ? Wild

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Glad i found your channel & thank you for making such insightful videos throughout the year. You made me realize & learn so much! I am catching up all your videos i couldn't watch. Recently, I went on mountain trekking with some of my friends, teachers & all the NGO kids. I have acrophobia but they somehow convinced me. I couldn't believe i did it! I have completed total 27 km trek & got an achievement card. I discovered an untapped version of me through this journey. It feels great! * i hope you all are ending this year well.. Happy New Year in advance to everyone following this channel 😊

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Question ⁉️ Can you please clarify this ... 👇 " Who is that who is going to be aware about thoughts, feelings, breathing and present moment? " " Who is going to do that??? Who is not doing that right now??? To whom all these suggestions are??? "

Thanks man.

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I love this! 🐝

Detachment from the self imposed identities is very challenging. The older the identity the harder it is to detach from it. What you're describing sounds a lot like ego death. The aftermath of ego death often results in taking your identities less seriously because you can't unlearn what's been revealed to you from that experience. It's quite profound.

I absolutely love your videos - thank you so much! I've gained so many insights from listening to you. Life feels so rich and beautiful when we align with ourselves, open up to all that we’re capable of, and live our truth. It’s about doing our best for ourselves and others. Thank you for sharing your gift with the world! <3

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Thank you so much for this video. ❤

I noticed many common concepts between Sufism in Islam and Stoicism.

You reminded me of my German Shepherd who died few years ago. I was in the sitting room watching TV. I wanted to drink something so I went to the kitchen. As I was going to the kitchen my GSD was leaving it with a load of bread he grabbed. He was shocked to see me in front of him. Boy the look he had on his face. He freezed in his place and his eyes were rolling in all directions. I burst into an echoing laughter. I'm sure he didn't feel any guilt 😂.

Yes. This is to have unconditional love, in knowing others are simply doing their best with what they know. And sending them love even if it is different for our own paths. 🤍

Please mention the books you read before making your videos some where, I truly aspire to have the perspectives you do.

"I wake up like this". 🤩

Freedom is a luxury you can't want less of

Phenomenal video, exactly what I needed to hear right now. Thank you!

Your videos bring meaning to my days! Thank you for this, definitely needed to hear this. :)

Very good, thanks!

Not amazed by anything you say. Talking never does it. People avoid silence and seek solace in podcasts like yours....a pandemic of so called nondual presentations (advaita Vedanta) which are mostly a form of plagiarism from past awakened souls. The messenger is more inportant than the message for many of these KZbinrs. Many podcasts are no more than motivational type talks which have no shelf life.. SILENCE.....

I've been letting go of things that I used to identify with, and I've been confused about what should come next. Thank you for explaining how to approach this!! ❤

Detachment is the key

Knowing oneself is the most rewarding journey one can embark on, and it's the most mandatory especially in this era we live in. It's the key to having a successful and fulfilling life because it allows us to activate the internal compass that puts us on the path that is only unique to each individual. That unique path leads to that unique contribution which I mentioned in my other comment. That unique path will guide me to my unique mission in this life, and then everything falls in its right place. I can write pages about the journey to knowing oneself. Thank you for this video! Merry Christmas!

Viktor, is that you?

I do wrong sometimes knowing I'm wrong.

A former Messianic Jewish Rabbi whose teachings I used to listen to once pointed out that in Judaism you are not commanded to believe in God, but to KNOW God. And this video reminds me of the same exhortation. To know God is to experience God. To know "yourself" is to experience "yourself" - I totally get why you used the word "divine" in discussing the command "know thyself". I'm too late to wish everyone a Merry Christmas (spent the day cooking a lovely meal and celebrating with family!), so I'll wish everyone a wonderful New Year. May you enjoy all that you "get" to do in the coming year! Happy Channukah too!

I think I'll be coming back to this one periodically. Becoming less familiar with yourself means you are more open and accepting of what you find within you. Extend that to those around you as well and you find yourself an infinitely complex wonder walking among other wonders. This video helped me take a step back and really appreciate that despite my worries and troubles, this existence is more than I could have ever asked for. Thank you so much for this.

I really enjoy many of your videos. I will watch this one again another day with more focus because I don't think I fully understood everything. But I am someone who is very interested in anything related to psychology, humanity, and so on. I am currently reading What Are We? by Siri Hustvedt. I recently finished reading On the Heights of Despair by Emil Cioran.

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Can you talk about silence as a virtue in Stoicism? In my culture donkeys are very wise creatures. 😊

We shouldn't compete. Each human being acts like a piece of a puzzle in the sense that he or she has something unique to contribute to the world. I stopped competing and instead I work on my own unique contribution to the world. It's such a peaceful feeling.

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I **need** to know where this beautiful park is, please, will you tell me so I may visit it at least once before I die?

You are a beautiful human being for this

People doing what they think is best for themselves is no excuse for reprehensible conduct Philosophy can only hold so much weight and has its place, but it's certainly not a balance to weigh all weights. Truth, reciprocity and application here will provide a better basis for consideration One litmus test for what you say is if each individual is happy to have whatever it is, they're doing be done tò them If they're happy to experience the precise words and actions they deal out to others, then truly it could be that they are not aware of the impact their behaviour

Thankyou so much for this 🫡

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Thanks. Healing thoughts

According to Socrates then, if a young girl is raped by a man, it's not the man harming the girl but the girl harming herself? Or rather: The man CAN'T harm the girl and the girl is the only one at fault for feeling harmed?

love this video 💫 I want to know your thoughts about my situation. please help me !! As an artist, I want to improve my creations, but sometimes I struggle with this. There’s so much amazing art out there, and when I see it, I get inspired by how unique and creative it is. However, if I take inspiration from their work and try to create something similar, without directly copying it.I still feel like I’m stealing their ideas. This makes me hesitate to create anything. This feeling isn’t just limited to art; it happens in other situations too. For example, when I take inspiration from someone’s thoughts, how they view life, or what they value, I feel like I’m growing as a person. But at the same time, I doubt myself. I wonder if I’m relying too much on other perspectives and not taking the time to discover my own. At the same time, I enjoy learning from different perspectives-they help me grow and see life in new ways. But I’ve also noticed how, in this generation, people often normalize everything, every feeling, even wrong actions-just to feel good about themselves. They try to defend their actions without truly confronting reality or questioning themselves.

Great wisdom as always

you made me buy a book in which you can find Platos most important letters. Wanted to thank you for that, the last time I read regularly was in my childhood