Because of your mind is noisy.

It's called Enlightenment- Teoh sounds

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not exactly this but it was a long one (26 min) very beautiful, i have been searching for that video ever since

It's called Enlightenment- Teoh sounds

Absolutely, Alan Watts' teachings are truly a gift. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts! Stay tuned for more inspiring content

The background music makes it more soothing

That's an interesting perspective. Alan Watts often invites us to explore different viewpoints on life and death. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and for engaging with the content!

Indeed, we are all interconnected. Thank you for sharing your perspective and appreciating the wisdom of Alan Watts. Stay tuned for more insightful content!

@@PortalLife there are two types of people in the world, those that live within themselves, in their ego, and those who live outside of themselves, in the other.

I'm glad you found the video helpful. Alan Watts truly offers timeless wisdom.

Next time I will try to avoid background music

The music is beautiful.❤

The music is perfect ​@@PortalLife

Osho had one particular mission To rid followers and give people their independent thinking back He wouldn't like to be called Master because he constantly spoke about stopping followers

It's called Enlightenment- Teoh sounds

You walking corps who dont want to wake up. This not for you.

@danny. I deed void and emptyness

Nice description of your intelligence, nonexisting

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's profound how certain insights can resonate so deeply with us. Hope it brought some clarity or perspective to you.

He's teaching is to live life fully in joy, bliss and in the present moment. To become like a child again and don't take this life so seriously.

You are dead wrong dude. Only meditator who identified with nothing and have turn inward know what Osho is saying. Sorry is not for you.

@@Sengyipgoh if you truly identify with nothing that you are no one, you know nothing, and have nothing to say. You may think you know everything, but that’s just your contradictory illusion.

some think! Some just enjoy ...❤

@@markdurbano3758 some think and act to enjoy on the eternal spiritual platform, while others don’t think while, trying to enjoy matter and it’s limited enjoyment, birth after birth. People are free to choose what they want.

@WaleedKhan-ms3qv I appreciate your perspective and the passion in your response! It's clear that you strongly believe in the inherent purpose of life and everything around us. While some philosophical viewpoints, like the one discussed earlier, explore the idea of life having no fixed purpose, your viewpoint sees purpose as fundamental. Your point about life being valuable, unique, and evolutionary aligns with the idea that the diversity and complexity of life itself might inherently suggest a purpose. It's a valid viewpoint that highlights the interconnectedness of different perspectives on this topic. Ultimately, these discussions enrich our understanding by showcasing the diversity of human thought and interpretation. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and inviting us to consider different angles of this philosophical conversation! 🌍✨

i love thought experiments@@PortalLife and bang on - this playful debate for enlightenment is common ground. We have the same purpose i think ;)

Life has a functional cyclic purpose as like the creation and destruction of Infinite universes and it has a spiritual purpose for the mind that can walk the path as the Buddha gave the essence of his teachings ; “do good, avoid evil and tame your mind “ this is the purpose of life

​@@WaleedKhan-ms3qv what is the purpose of mosquitoes ???? To spread dengue, malaria...

the enemy of idiots, is that they think they are not idiots. ​@@josetgomez

Who is this teacher?

@hhabilis24 I'm glad you resonate with Osho's wisdom and presence! His unique way of delivering messages indeed has a magical quality that brings a sense of peace and presence. It's wonderful to see how his teachings can make us feel connected to his ideas and philosophy. If you're interested in exploring more of his insights, feel free to engage in the dialogue here or check out his other talks. Let's continue this journey of understanding life's purpose together! 🌟

@victoriawilliams654 This teacher you're referring to is Osho, also known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh. He was a spiritual leader and philosopher known for his teachings on meditation, mindfulness, and the exploration of consciousness. Osho's perspective often challenges conventional beliefs, and his discussions on the idea that life has no fixed goal or purpose can lead to intriguing insights. Feel free to delve into his talks and writings to gain a deeper understanding of his teachings and philosophy!

@@victoriawilliams654 maybe I'm wrong but I assume he would never consider himself as a teacher beacuse he has nothing to teach, he is kinda showing something, maybe reminding us of something. There are a lot of beautiful concepts on buddhism like Brahman, some people say you are a god and you just forgot about it and your are looking for something that you already are, and when you realize that, something weird happens, but that is for you to find out, or remember, or experience. I could be wrong though, but who cares really? Ego is neccesary but another illusion. If the wind sing a song but sounds weird and fake who you gonna blame?

@@PortalLife thanks, remember "there is no purpose" 😉

Still you are grasping. Nobody’s saying to retreat from the world. But as you work to pay rent, just work. Rent will come from the work whether you are attached or not. The only thing you need to do is be fully present in flow with nature/ the Tao/ the Dharma.

@miguelrosado7649 You've raised an interesting perspective! Indeed, the practical aspects of life often involve meeting basic needs like shelter and sustenance. Osho's view on life's purpose, while philosophical, doesn't necessarily negate the need to fulfill these requirements. It's true that as a biological species, survival and propagation are inherent purposes. And on an individual level, defining one's purpose is a personal journey that can bring fulfillment. Your notion of a collective purpose aligned with improving the world for future generations is thought-provoking. This interconnected approach could harmonize both individual and collective aspirations, fostering a balance between personal goals and contributing positively to society. Thank you for sharing these insightful thoughts! 🌍🌱

@grasje1 Well said! Your response beautifully captures the essence of being present in the moment and aligning with the natural flow of life. The idea of letting go of attachment and embracing the present moment can indeed lead to a more fulfilling and harmonious experience, both in work and life. This approach, rooted in spiritual philosophies, emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and detachment while engaging with the world around us. It's a valuable reminder to find balance between our responsibilities and our inner sense of peace. Thank you for sharing this insightful perspective! 🌟🕊️

I think by saying " life ha no goal " , it means that we donot have any rigid, fixed purpose or goal in life. There can be various changing goals with time, which are very transient in nature ,, giving alignment to your present self. These transient goals are only to make present more perfect

Absolutely, it's truly beautiful how Osho's teachings can touch our hearts and minds in such a profound way. His words have a way of resonating with the depths of our being, opening up new perspectives and understanding about life. If you're finding value in this dialogue, consider exploring more of his teachings for even more profound insights. Your engagement is appreciated! 🌟