Process Theology and Science, David Bohm Lecture

[@lisaclausen1502]

He is such a genius...

[@narek323]

Was

[@anjezx1454]

yet still is because he was🫡

[@frodoggbooboo]

@@narek323if no space or time it is a moot point

[@narek323]

@@frodoggbooboo The man is dead. He doesn't exist anymore. Not sure what you're on about.

[@Ashley-jp4nn]

Somebody needs to listen to more Bohm lectures 😂

[@DarthCoco]

Wow, didn't expect to find this amazing talk from David Bohm

[@FelippeMedeiros]

His joy at 41:00 to tell that awareness is 3rd order organizer is unpayable. Thanks, David

[@marvingainsborougify]

didn't understand most, but there were many, many hints and clues which illuminate the complexity of the so called normal daily life

[@ezza88ster]

Great! Always was found it hard to understand his ideas about 'implicate order', but knew somehow that it was a key. Now, I grock it, and it pulls together many things. Thank you so much.

[@ctr4process]

Wonderful to hear! Glad this recording was helpful for you.

[@alexschneider2661]

Same, David bohm and jiddu krishnamurti have been pretty hard for me to understand, but when i do see what they talk about i truly feel more awake idk how to explain it, im sure you know what im saying lol

[@tomsmith2361]

His talks with JK were amazing 🎉😊. This was cool 👍

[@adam_ie]

This was a terrific lecture, captures a great time in David's development of thought. Thanks for sharing.

[@cheri238]

David Bohm was a brilliant physicist. I do not know where this video came from, but I do enjoy listening this morning. I enjoyed all his talks with Krishnamurti. What a teacher!!! Another philosopher I enjoyed immensely was Alan Watts Furthermore, if anyone is interested, there are books and lectures by Dr. Iian McGilchrist and lectures on KZbin. "The Master and His Emissary," The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World, " The Matter With Things," Our Brains, Our Delusions and the Unmaking of the Western World. There are various subjects in many fields of sciences, philosophy, psychology, histories, religions, and creative arts, by many relating to one another, enlightening all to help build a better world.

[@ctr4process]

Glad to hear you found value this old recording! You'll also be encouraged to hear that the Center for Process Studies is planning a March 2024 conference on Iain McGilchrist's work-details forthcoming!

[@jeanneelliott7243]

I love watching him speak and wish that I could understand it all. Mind is joyful.

[@jeffreyluciana8711]

"There's a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part! You can't even passively take part! And you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels ... upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop! And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!" - Mario Savio

[@rulechange6329]

Such a unique, startling and profound theoretical presentation! Even after watching this video many times, David Bohm’s incredible insights each require deep consideration. Surely one day soon or certainly in the future his ideas will transform human understanding of all sciences and more importantly than everything, the nature of mind and our understanding of life experience.

[@sergeyivanov677]

Thank you for sharing the lecture. Awesome talk!

[@madhukarrmagarr8763]

Well, I was just mesmerized with his explanation. Simple analogies, examples from day to day living, yet profound and insightful ! Thanks a lot David Sir.

[@НаташаНикулина-е2у]

What a brilliant mind !

[@SaamGabbay]

What beautiful language. My morning coffee.

[@kevinbull9284]

A true genius of the 20th century whose ideas refuse to be repudiated by subsequent developments in physics. It's a shame that the sound quality can't be improved.

[@chabez739]

could you tell us more about the video? where, when it was recorded? how old was Bohm at that time? thanks and please share more!

[@johnfinlay4864]

The video was recorded at a conference held at Claremont, California in 1984. it was entitled "Physics and Time : Bohm, Prigogine and Process Philosophy". David Bohm would have been 67. There is an interview with Bohm from the same time on this channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/omi5fHqZoryJedk.

[@chabez739]

@@johnfinlay4864 Thank you John! Really great talk! Love his sense of humor... shy, funny and deep - the great master Jedi David Bohm at his best!!!

[@johnfinlay4864]

@@chabez739 It is the understanding that every video watched of a David Bohm interview or lecture is the best that prevents it being said of this one. However this video is like the line from T.S.Eliot "to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time". Brilliant lecture.

[@nonserviam751]

He said Henry Stapp and David Ray Griffin were also there. d'Like to see the whole conference.

[@michaelpryzdia6233]

@@nonserviam751 There is a FANTASTIC book that that was published that "grew out of" this conference entitled "Physics and the Significance of Time" Edited by David R. Griffin -- for those interested.

[@johnmanno2052]

I MUCH prefer listening to him, and to Sheldrake, than Neil deGrasse Tyson, Carl Sagan, Richard Dawkins, Feynman, Weinberg, etc etc etc. It was a very very sad day when the US purged science of its less capitalism-enthused minds. Dr Bohm here had to go to South America. Maybe one day, when the US' hegemony FINALLY ends, we'll hear more voices like his in the sciences again.

[@caramason56]

Insightful lecture😊👍. Thank you

[@audriussiliunas1222]

As it's just theory's about something no one really knows I found it good to share my own view in it with zero point vacuum energy in Christian Henke paper with general relativity Euler Lagrange equation sonoluminescence and Semoradova theory with in

[@guylainramsay]

What a brillant man

[@Taketaketak]

Thanks for sharing this ❤

[@CarlosSouza-jy1us]

muito grato...

[@oldnait]

Big Thank you!

[@mvinayagar]

Magnificent.

[@matispure2]

year of the lecture?

[@salujathustra9905]

Who you think you are is not you and who you are you cannot think. So, who are you? The question itself has an assumption that there is an I, a me, a self! Hence the ignorance and the one bearing the monumental brunt of human ignorance are animals, who we put through incredible pain and suffering for fleeting moment of sensation just because they don't look like human. We take pride on being rational, having the capacity to think, yet this very thinking is the source of all corruption that exist in the world.

[@kingofaikido]

57 mins: No time, no space, inside light.

[@FlavioLanfranconi]

When and where was this talk given?

[@FlavioLanfranconi]

I would like to be able to reference it correctly when quoting it!

[@lufu2745]

Traducido?

[@bipolargamechanger]

Each part of the holograph is knowledge of the whole. Bohm at 30:00minutes Me - to me this is how we would operate if we were each a coherent light part of the hologram. More together would fill in the details of heaven on earth. He’s saying how our brain-eyes can operate. Are a mirrograph or a holograph. If more people have ordered consciousness then what happens. It seems we need to upgrade our operating system and we wouldn’t see particles anymore.

[@schmetterling4477]

Not even the first sentence is true. ;-)

[@TheMonacarol]

He seems very young here,had he at this time meet j krishmurti

[@Leenyazbek]

I was thinking the same question, I think he had met him because at one point he says the observer is the observed..

[@WilliamDavidHobbs]

@@Leenyazbek I think this is after meeting K. This may be a point at which Dr. Bohm, when had had grasped what K's "message" was and tried to bridge the gap between K's "philosophy" and the scientific community, which may have led to his breakdown, perhaps indicated by the more frequent nervous laughter since Dr. Shainberg et. al. (late 70's onward).

[@munibali2242]

​@@WilliamDavidHobbscan you give more details on the "nervous laughter since Dr Shainberg et Al" part. New to this and would like to dig deeper

[@cheri238]

It is so awesome to see this, even though no one seems to know where the video came from. I loved his talks with Krishnamurti. David Bohm was a brilliant physicist.

[@johncracker5217]

Profound

[@kingofaikido]

45 minutes: implicate movement. ;)

[@hhk342]

💞🕯⏳

[@tomsmith2361]

His talks with JK were amazing 🎉😊. This was cool 👍

[@tomsmith2361]

His talks with JK were amazing 🎉😊. This was cool 👍

[@tomsmith2361]

His talks with JK were amazing 🎉😊. This was cool 👍