Life Is Simple: Dr. Dicken Bettinger

[@bufenuf642]

Thanks again Dicken. For some reason I think this particular talk summarized the three principles very clearly for me. Your teaching style is effective and magical at the same time. Thanks to the good folks who put this talk on YT.

[@melaniesparrow3419]

Love Dicken!

[@Rayofsunshine86]

huge fan of Dicken's, thank you for posting!

[@DocEastin]

Simply beautiful.

[@gpopejoy2601]

so simple and calming

[@taheya]

Fantastic! So clear thanks x

[@dannycobbin]

Thanks for putting this together

[@alizahyman9718]

Brilliant

[@thessaroelvink2559]

Beautiful

[@VaughanMcCue]

My advert blocker will not let me see it, and I can't get around it - yet.

[@maya9685]

This is way too mental for me -- for someone who has CPTSD this is too complicated for me.

[@frankcanino7768]

So is there no such thing as an absolute truth?

[@bramvanleeuwen6898]

There is :) But once we think we know what it is, it is just a thought again. And not the "absolute truth".

[@frankcanino7768]

@@bramvanleeuwen6898 So a thought and any form of absolute truth can't co-exist? Like 1+1=2 - that is a thought but is there any part of that which isn't true?

[@bramvanleeuwen6898]

@@frankcanino7768 Something is only true within a certain context. '1+1=2' is in true in the context of math as we think of it. We give the meaning to what '+' means. And what '1' means, etc... Anyways, what I tend to look at is if my ideas are making me feel good