Michael Singer on Mindfulness (Black Screen, No Music)

Thought these lectures were really insightful and complimentary to others done by Ram Dass and Alan Watts.

[@triciamullin4577]

Thank you!

[@light9325]

Great talk❤❤❤

[@eedplern5822]

Hi there, Thanks for this. You have not uploaded video for weeks. I believe many are waiting for your good videos including me.😊

[@idress2one]

Ameen! Thanks Mickey 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@SeriousMoonlight666]

@1:11:40 Nah, that's illogical. 1. The body is literally connected to universal consciousness...and therefor orchestrated via a vast intelligence. 2. That's why the human body can simultaneously acutely monitor and respond or adapt to nuances of change in physiological changes brought on by disease, environmental stress OR EVEN STRESS FROM INTERFEREING MIND ACTIVITY . 3. The Sympathetic and PARA Sympathetic nervous system is neural intelligence bypassing the cerebral evaluation . 4. The mind is limited because it only operates within the possibilities of generating self referential conceptual representational " reality" . Which is based purely on accumulated experiences or observations AND therefor filtering out extraneous possibilities that don't fit that MENTAL BIAS. Yet, other factors of 'reality' DO still exist. LOL. 6. The mind is less self regulating and SELF CORRECTING than the body. Purely because it is limited in it's scope of possibilities compared to the ALL POSSIBILITIES state that consciousness lends to the body. In fact, the only limiting factor to OPTIMAL PHYSIOLOGY and what the human body is capable of is....literally, you guessed it, THE MIND. 7. Even Singer asks in later talks that " do you have to think your heart to beat? Do you have to remember to breathe? No. That's not in your control....that's none of your business....that's hundred of thousands of years of natural selection and evolutionary mechanism....(or whatever general unverified scientific evolutionary time span he riffs on ;-) LMAO)

[@stevewyle9981]

Michael Singer is great but please stop your habit of saying “do you understand that ?“ so much

[@idress2one]

That’s a trigger to make sure you are ‘present’ or ‘hear’ ..

[@stevewyle9981]

@@idress2one we don’t really need to keep hearing it… if you’re listening you’re listening if you’re not you’re not. But thanks for the tip.