TAOISM | The Philosophy Of Flow

A well-known concept that has emerged from Taoist philosophy is wu wei, that can be translated as “non-action”, “effortless action”, or the paradoxical “action of non-action”.
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There's more about Taoism! The Art of Doing without Doing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3jQln9rdsmlis0 The Art of Not Trying: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn2ki6l7iNSJnas The Power of Letting Go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eF6pZGRvl5qGq7M

[@rika.s7769]

Add Arabic translation to videos please

[@jonathanjollimore7156]

Funny thing is of it's self is non action is action but different type of action. I am pretty sure Lao Tzu knew this

[@daudsheikhmohamed8891]

Q

[@elezhar]

pl

[@elezhar]

@@jonathanjollimore7156 po

[@Dacademeca]

"Nature Does Not Hurry, Yet Everything Is Accomplished." - Lao Tzu

[@forbinaudrey]

Wow

[@jeffreysmith8234]

Nuture over nature as mum cradles the wind that behinds the air.....jts

[@MasterjngReizowolf]

🙏🏽

[@yolobro983]

Ys

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

“Bend with the wind”

[@Dacademeca]

"Care About What Other People Think, And You Will Always Be Their Prisoner." - Lao Tzu

[@murielgertharris2305]

Their = posessive plural There= place ( fact)

[@Dacademeca]

@@murielgertharris2305 thanks

[@agungadikusuma]

Its not lao tzu

[@humansarecrazybeing5730]

@@agungadikusuma than who ? Colonisers ?😂

[@agungadikusuma]

@@humansarecrazybeing5730 idk but its not his quote

[@Gadasaa]

As kids, we were all in the state of Wu Wei without knowing it. That's why everything felt so natural and so right back then.

[@hiragieanmina3917]

Mind to explain what is the meaning of Wu Wei?Id appreciate that

[@user-wy2fo2om6t]

@@hiragieanmina3917 我的理解是无欲无求，顺其自然

[@smokinjoe4684]

I’m reminded of True Detective. Mathew McConaughey’s character Rust Cole says” Consciousness is a misstep in evolution.”

[@smokinjoe4684]

Don’t really agree, but like I said, reminded of.

[@dingleberries1415]

So being an adult and being mature is an abomination

[@vibration_ascension]

"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way." - Buddha

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

It isn't Buddhist quote. The origins are unknown.

[@handsomeorangutan7285]

@@vampirethespiderbatgod9740 How do you know that if the origins are unknown.

[@humansarecrazybeing5730]

@@handsomeorangutan7285 how do you know it's stated by Buddhism

[@handsomeorangutan7285]

@@humansarecrazybeing5730 How do we know it isn’t?

[@humansarecrazybeing5730]

@@handsomeorangutan7285 how do we know it is stated by Buddhism?

[@Kevin-cy2dr]

"Watch the video first , then read the comments" - Lao Tzu

[@Roochee]

Hahahhahaaa! Guilty as charged :D

[@JaysonT1]

"The internet is full of misguided information and we need to do something about it, now!" - Abraham Lincoln

[@gennievon634]

Good one

[@wildheart3899]

Far out!👌

[@joshuahaynes1026]

ahead of his time.

[@t3hKEG]

The "flow" is something I've been chasing ever since I first started learning to dance, and now I see it in everything I do. Playing video games, dancing, doing dishes, cooking dinner, writing - you learn how to put yourself into that mindset. And even though I'm getting better at it slowly, I feel as though this is something I will pursue for my entire lifetime. When you reach that state of mind, it feels like you're no longer making deliberate actions, and more those deliberate actions are coming to you. You move with precision even though you are putting the bare minimum of conscious thought into what you are doing. It's a state of bliss. I feel contentment when I am vibing to some good music and cooking food or playing video games. I'm convinced this is the secret to happiness. I'm Dude Man and thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

[@mri6916]

I need your guidance, how exactly did you achieve this?

[@t3hKEG]

​@@mri6916 Hard to explain because everyone's mind works differently, but I believe everyone can enter a flow state and probably have before. It's learning to recognize that feeling that is the key, in my opinion. Have you ever found yourself so engrossed in a task in front of you that when you realize how focused you've become, it's almost like you've "popped" a bubble around yourself and suddenly become aware of how UNaware you were of your surroundings? You were probably in a flow state. The way athletes, artists and gamers alike put this to work is very, very similar. It's a combination of lots of practice and allowing yourself to slip into "the zone." When performing or learning an unfamiliar task, our conscious brain normally operates on Beta waves. This kind of brain activity lends itself to more cognitive tasks that are involved in problem solving and decision making. It is almost impossible to slip into a flow state in these conditions. Alpha waves are where the flow state lives, and this can only be achieved once the task at hand no longer takes so much conscious thought. Everything, from learning a basic step in dance, to learning how to line up that perfect headshot in a video game, needs to be practiced to the point where it feels effortless. When you've practiced certain mechanical motions - simple or complex - to the point where it's become muscle memory, that action no longer takes a large part of your mental "bandwidth." Muscle memory is a very powerful thing. Once muscle memory is established, your mind has room to focus on what the next logical step to take in your flow is, and your body simply follows. Conscious action is slow and deliberate, while actions performed in a flow state feel quick and effortless. They're essentially just instinctual reactions that you've seared into your brain with repetition. For example; when I dance, my "flow" is deciding which move to transition into next based on the current position of my body, arms and legs. When I play video games, my "flow" is deciding where on the map to move next or trying to predict what my opponent will do next. In both these examples, the action of performing a dance move or attacking my opponents is the mechanical motion that should be so thoroughly ingrained in my brain that executing will feel (and look) effortless. It's the same with sports, martial arts, cooking, etc. The easiest way for me to slip into this feeling is when I do dishes with some music on. It's gotten to the point where doing dishes is almost therapeutic for me. Scrubbing and rinsing is such a simple and familiar mechanical motion that I can fall into a rhythm with it. Falling into a rhythm helps me go even deeper into a state of flow, like a trance. You feel your sense of time and space slip away. Then it's just learning to recognize that feeling and allowing yourself fall into it. Sorry for the literal novel.

[@mri6916]

@@t3hKEG Dude thank you so much for that detailed explanation!!!!! No need to apologise, I understand your point 100% from your explanation and I will work towards mastering this flow state and yes I have experienced it before.

[@nathindhlovu5431]

@Dude Man I guess you should enter the Tournament of Power now.....

[@t3hKEG]

@@nathindhlovu5431 But sensei, how do I enter Hyper Instinct at will?

[@NEKO-mw9id]

A dude one day was like “ why do we try so hard, let’s just vibe and be good ” Édit: I obviously know there’s more to it I’m not stupid, it’s a joke of a simplified signification of a belife

[@jf3130]

There's more to it, read the book

[@anasquadri7919]

@@jf3130 which book I'm kinda new in Taoism can you recommend me a book ?

[@jiahaolu8735]

@@anasquadri7919 道德经

[@meditationandflow7620]

Truth

[@looloo9027]

👍😂

[@sassylittleprophet]

So, "the flow" is basically being immersed in the present moment. I love that. I feel myself get in "the zone" when I play the piano and sing, when I can let go of my own self-consciousness. Sometimes I get in the way of myself.

[@karaf.2539]

I get in the way of myself too! I think it's easy to, especially nowadays where everything is based in what others think about you.

[@smash8865]

"There is no way to happiness, happiness is the way." Thich Nhat Hanh

[@adamjakobsen450]

The way is happiness

[@danpaulson927]

Aristotle too. A summary from the Nicomachean ethics. We seek things or situations in life to gain happiness. We don't seek happiness to get things. When you're happy, you don't analyze it or use it to get somewhere else. It is the greatest good. You seek happiness, simply for the sake of being happy.

[@facesbysusanna]

💙🌬🎏🎏🎏🙏

[@3-DtimeCosmology]

Happiness is the way 😀

[@theartemisgland]

Meaning is needed when happiness stops. Do meaningful then it will be a flow regardless of happy or sad.

[@CaptWesStarwind]

"People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day." - Winnie-the-Pooh.

[@lion037]

The Tao of Pooh changed my life. I am eternally grateful for the simple wisdom of a chubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff!

[@getbbudded23]

that is so dope!

[@meditationandflow7620]

Love it

[@timetraveller2300]

you are pathetic.

[@CaptWesStarwind]

@@timetraveller2300 thank you.

[@uberhabib]

I was depressed for years, and I believe at one point I naturally just started to «accept to outcome» and stopped worrying about the future and how much time something took. I still get anxious whenever the outside world «force» deadlines on me. I have a strange relationship with time, but I have noticed I feel the most happy and stressfree when I let go and flow with it

[@philly_zzz6147]

I feel you -- don't let the stress/pressure of the outside world bring you down. Just do what you love and take care of yourself and everything else will work itself out :)

[@pcpxbotendorastermace9948]

For me, I have a strange relationship with change.

[@mohithts4552]

I can see myself in you brother, Earlier I used to let the outcomes control me, which put me in a lot of pressure and depression. Now I just go with the flow

[@IAmMike512]

I don’t consider myself to be religious at all, but I do feel some form of inherent spirituality. I feel like a lot of the Taoist stuff I’ve been seeing lately seems to really resonate with me, it’s helped me be even more open minded, and in a way, helped me overcome some mental blocks I had.

[@godleveleldritchblast5257]

Taoism is a spiritual philosophy not a religion, that is why you can be Taoist and be Buddhist or Christian at the same time.

[@IAmMike512]

@@godleveleldritchblast5257 Okay

[@godleveleldritchblast5257]

As a philosophy is does not have dogmatic laws that you must follow like religions do, it's all on you to choose how the philosophy affects you and your lifestyle.

[@IAmMike512]

@@godleveleldritchblast5257 Yes :)

[@Clos93]

@@godleveleldritchblast5257 this is why eastern philosophies and spirituality just makes more sense to me. Everything is up to interpretation, we have to open our minds for inner peace. There is no true awnser I think. We are just flowing along until we meet our next destination wherever that may be. Just got to live positively!

[@curtishammer748]

The Tao Te Ching is a book that takes 20 minutes to read and 20 lifetimes to understand. Edit: "If into the replies you go, only pain will you find." - Lao Tzu, probably

[@Whitecranemaster1]

Curtis Hammer, I can not think of a more poetic or beautiful way to describe The Tao Te Ching than that of your description, sincere KUDOS my friend !

[@raymondflores5176]

over rated its parables not hard to understand

[@christopherrivera1673]

What did you learn from it?

[@josefromspace]

Hold my beer.

[@robgoodsight6216]

Absolutely true...one can ask himself how basic and simple the concepts are...and the most difficult they are to be approached and applied.

[@lloydxie4511]

A good traveler has no fixed plans, and is not intent on arriving - Lao Tzu

[@sachinraghav4641]

Taoism like Hinduism

[@jasonroberts2249]

Like Satish Kumar says, we must all be pilgrims, both in our physical and also spiritual travels A tourist or traveler is concerned primarily with arriving at his destination (the end), but for a pilgrim the journey (means) is itself the destination (end)

[@user-is3yn7xr4c]

"An energetic tourist, is always on an adventure." ~me

[@vito7361]

@@jasonroberts2249 basically the way is the goal?

[@VinderHD]

So a homeless person.

[@heathernks8]

I loved the example about swimming against the current, as I once nearly drowned while caught in a riptide. When I finally *let go and went with the literal flow* , I was taken to shallower water a few minutes later, and was able to use my previous "fighting strength" to swim to the beach! Fantastic video.

[@larizoclack1541]

@let love lead Lately I've been thinking of buying cryptocurrency for retirement, I've set asides $350k to invest but along the line, I usually get cold feet, maybe because I have no idea what I'm doing, please I could really use some guidelines.

[@saanvi848]

@@larizoclack1541

[@Mason-vz2kl]

Investment guidance sounds like a great idea, thought about it before but never knew how to go about it.

[@sandra3316]

@Antonio Hills This is refreshing coincidence, she has been handling my trade, it's been a year now and the experience has been amazing.

[@harvey6569]

I have got over $1m stocks trading with her. From $300k when I started by December. So happy I work with the right person.

[@user-nu7jb5bx5d]

this gives me the same feeling as “we can’t control what happens to us, only how it affects us.”

[@sssssssss111]

I really feel this .. I effortlessly let chips flow into my mouth without thought. As I eat, I don't look at the chips bag with my eyes, somehow my hand finds itself to the opening of the bag. I can almost feel the outline of the next chip ..

[@ezza200]

How deep and profound your words are sensei.

[@wbmj1105]

if it isn’t choji of the hidden leaf

[@edmandell3064]

lol...so every person that is overweight is not over weight. they. are simply in "flow" more of the time ....lol

[@bahaar2825]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VyshfulThinking]

Damn , I cracked up after reading this

[@oujisanhikari18]

Nature doesn't hurry yet everything is accomplished

[@matthewcuriel991]

@Mr T think of all those things you said ... the build up to all those natural disasters arent even fast relative to how i see time personally. If humans have time to use technology to track and evacuate them those things arent in a hurry. Its takes time to build up before the disaster works through its destructive path. Good news for you einstiens theory of relativity backs the idea that time is relative to early for one is too late for another.

[@matthewcuriel991]

The idea is that naturally nothing is rushed although society now is about rushing to get things done. Which there is reason for it in a lot of cases but you lose track of how artificial the approach is that when people get the job done you lose track of how unnatural it is and how poor the quality of work is and instead you label it with terms like prodigy or whatever to neglect the effort they put in. You gotta admire the path ... not just the destination. So many people do ehatever just to get the job done even if you have to cheat or exploit and although you may find success you will never find satisfaction in life. You have allowed yourself to break from the natural flow of things at tht point.

[@neptunianights]

This quote is following me. I swear.

[@hmmmhmmm6917]

@Mr T energy is conserved

[@lucianmalkoro5747]

@@neptunianights Same here.

[@falinks7814]

One thing that I really like about Taoism is that it accepts the fact that the concept of the ultimate being is beyond our comprehension. Hence instead of focusing on metaphysical aspects, the goal is to flow with the natural order present in the universe.

[@phildrummin8330]

“Just keep swimming, just keep swimming” - Dory

[@Londonfogey]

When I find myself stressing about results, goals etc I just say to myself, 'It will all get done' which seems to have a calming effect.

[@irenesebowa9524]

Londonfogey try looking up Memento Mori.

[@Londonfogey]

@@irenesebowa9524 Thanks, I've checked out the Einzelganger video of that name.

[@nickfrancis3512]

And it all does get accomplished, because the universe is on our side

[@playstationplaystation3385]

👍👍

[@macjrc]

Mine is getting stuck in all the “what ifs?” And I read the antidote to that is to say “what if it all works out?” Full stop. It does help

[@runswithbears3517]

There's something funky going on between ancient Greek philosophy like Stoicism and Platonism, and eastern philosophies like Taoism and Buddhism. Their wisdom shows so many parallels.

[@Jaybird196]

There was a period where Greece and Rome had many Eastern travelers coming in and out of it. You can still see Buddhist statues in museums crafted in Greek styles. The East and West exchanged ideas. Also, wisdom is still wisdom, wherever you find it. It knows no country. :)

[@rikospostmodernlife]

There were also the greco-bactrian and greco-indian kingdoms which influenced the art and symbology of buddhism.

[@52hands]

Nationality is a construct. The human mind works the same wherever you happen to be born.

[@SRutcosky13]

oooooo you’re about to wake up again :)

[@Doubledex123]

Research Hermetic philosophy. It is thought by many to be the root for both Eastern and Western philosophy.

[@Dacademeca]

"The Journey Of A Thousand Miles Begins With A Single Step." - Lao Tzu

[@mauryawadhwa5295]

I remember the first time I experienced 'flow'. It was in 9th grade studying math. 6 hours went by so effortlessly that it didn't even feel like an hour. I had done about 4 chapters and 150 or so questions. Today, after 5 years, it feels good to finally put a name to what I felt. I didn't know I've been using ancient philosophy since such a long time!

[@dr.gaosclassroom]

What a wonderful experience!!

[@highwayranger4878]

Have you ever fell down in any scenario and while you're in the process it feels like slow motion or maybe in a fight and you're experiencing a slow motion effect and it kinda feels like a dance?

[@dr.gaosclassroom]

@@highwayranger4878 That would be quite different, I guess. The flow experience will be one that you enjoy while falling can be scary depending on where you were falling. But, if these two emotion were combined, it might be fun as in the case of Bungee Jumping where the sensation of falling and fear (at least for some people) were integrated. 😅😅😅

[@highwayranger4878]

@@dr.gaosclassroom while experiencing intense moments in life like falling and breaking a bone or fighting another person or playing a sport you are fully engulfed in, time seems to slow down during these seconds. That is the flow in my mind.

[@natebrooks766]

@@highwayranger4878 that's like a forced flow because it's dependent on intense external stimuli rather than it just, you know, flowing naturally. there are different kinds and levels of flow, you could be doing something like brushing your teeth and be in a kind of flow and not even realize it. anything you do out of habit or automatically has some kind of flow to it. the trick is to learn to get into the flow seamlessly whenever you want to, not just in intense moments.

[@loganleatherman7647]

Probably the most Taoist thing I’ve ever read: “Too lazy to be ambitious, I let the world take care of itself. Ten days’ worth of rice in my bag; a bundle of twigs by the fireplace. Why chatter about delusion and enlightenment? Listening to the night rain on my roof, I sit comfortably, with both legs stretched out.” -Ryōkan

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

'The most-'Zen thing'n you ever read '

[@mauve9266]

That’s such a nice visual

[@pisceanrat]

I'm not lazy i'm just ZEN

[@emoquent9447]

"Ten days worth of rice in my bag" is Chinese slang for a dime bag of weed

[@mickymouse2445]

I don't think that's what he meant with flow....

[@jstn7711]

"you should enjoy the little detours. To the fullest. Because that's where you'll find the things more important than what you want" ~ging freecs (HxH)

[@danielsmithiv1279]

Most UNDERRATED comment of this KZbin thread.

[@gonzalohernandez6795]

How love anime culture lmao

[@trinidadinternational]

So beautiful!

[@sudhirchandra9790]

love you Justin 😘😘😘😘

[@silk3142]

FACTS

[@HarmonicHewell]

Flow is truly a beautiful thing. I’ve been playing the drums for about 5 years now. I often play with my bandmates and when we improvise, if I keep playing the same groove with my eyes closed I can enter flow. It’s like time goes away, and all you care about is doing this perfected action with your hands and feet. What’s so weird about it is when I enter flow, I consciously amn’t thinking about how I’m able to do what I’m doing, I just do without thought. It’s action that is a non-action.

[@gogo-bi9qh]

I think improv anything is the ultimate flow state.

[@reshmakhan219]

So beautiful. Sometimes a single quote can change ur life in seconds cus it changes your understanding. Always grateful to such people who read these ancient philosophies and make videos to reach someone far far away. Always grateful. Thankyou

[@danielsuh2857]

“Like a finger pointing to the moon, if you look at the finger, you miss all the glory of the universe. Don’t think... feel” - Bruce Lee -

[@youarelife3437]

"Be like water my friend. Formless, shapeless." - Bruce Lee

[@joyfulness9968]

"Watchaww..." -Bruce Lee

[@youarelife3437]

@@joyfulness9968 LMAO XD

[@youarelife3437]

@Will Stewart LOL nice one, but even if u could u would only be able to focus on one thing at a time but beyond the point. The quote comes from Enter the dragon where the listener is distracted by Lee's finger.

[@joseespinoza6283]

"I want to earn $10 million and be the best paid chinese actor" - Bruce Lee

[@nickhersheys2706]

"Empty your mind. Be formless, shapeless like water. Now you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle, it becomes the bottle. You put in a teapot, it becomes the teapot. Now water can flow or it can crash. Be water my friend." - Bruce Lee

[@lakkakka]

I always had issues with that quote. Because it would imply that the water can hold itself because it becomes the container. Which is just incorrect. Water takes the form of whatever you put it in because it’s easier than breaking the container. However if you pour it into a paper bottle that has not been treated with hydrophobic items. The water will break through the container because that is easier then taking it’s form. Just do what’s most natural to you. I also believe not everyone can be water. In that way I believe there is some truth to personalities and the elements. I am too much like earth. I am unintentionally stubborn and will not bend. And confronting me can be end up with blunt trauma so to speak. Sure I can provide a very stable foundation and my personality is consistently unmoving with my principels. Try building on water without heavy use of floaters. Everything you build on water will take more energy from you and none from the water. But earth can erode. Rock can break and splinter. Maybe I can try and become a mudflood. And combine water with earth. 🤔

[@ultimateme3049]

@@lakkakka you're overthinking

[@jaklumen]

This is the quote as Bruce Lee gave it for that television interview, of course. It's a bit more distilled than the actual line from Longstreet: Way Of The Intercepting Fist. But it remains a wonderful Taoist interpretation.

[@Freakazoid12345]

Pretty sure that was Spike from Cowboy Bebop.

[@ThiagoSilva-gb2iv]

@@lakkakka That's not a quote you should take literally. You missed the point of it completely, it's not obligating you to go against your natural way out of the blue, but to use this piece of advice as you see fit whenever you find yourself stuck on bad situations

[@krishnakumarvasamsetti2283]

"Results do not equal to the amount of energy we spend; Results are the consequence of a series of actions" 😯

[@LDQBBQ]

Thank you for defining this for me. I've long been aware of "the zone"-a place where athletes go when they are at their best, but by learning about flow, I now realize that it's always a place I want to be. Most often I want to achieve flow while persuing my hobbies, but there are times when I achieve flow at work and my job becomes effortless. Learning about flow has been very eye opening, and I look forward to consciously getting to that place.

[@mikefelber5129]

"When you are in a state of flow- You forget results, the pressures & anxieties of the future, the failings of the past. It's just you & the task at hand." -Major wisdom, amazing video. #ThankYou #MuchBlessings

[@crack24able]

that's not wisdom it's just pointing out a thing that happens :/

[@mikefelber5129]

Martin Catanes Many people cannot reach this state, to be able takes skill & wisdom.

[@crack24able]

@@mikefelber5129 it doesn't, everyone can be in a state of flow, it only takes being truly focused on the task at hand, and i guarantee everyone can do that at some point, be it doing a sport you like, working, listening to music, driving, fucking, the list goes on. It's impossible to be in flow all the time, but it's far from being something weird and hard to reach, it's simply a state of mind where you are really focused. That's nike describing what crying or being happy feels like and saying it's wisdom lol

[@starstruckstar2597]

Yes and you assume no responsinility for anything when you are in "the zone. It is a crock of baloney! This is just another "religion" in disguise. It is the devil's work to always throw cheap imitations of the Bible. You are putting your trust in a Chinese philosophy who you have no clue who wrote it, written way after the Bible was introduced. Taoism uses the Bible principles and twists them in a philosophical manner in order to persuade you into thinking that you have discovered something new. It uses terms as "The Way" which is another name used in Christianity to describe Jesus. Many other biblical principles are taken (or should I say stolen) in order to form the Tao. Since the devil's objective is to make mankind doubt the realness of God through religions such as these. This is why the Tao has no god, no need for redemption and everything is acceptable. They can't even explain their own theory of the Ying and the Yang. They thrive on the confusion and ambiguity of their belief. The devil knows that people get turned on by these foreign mystical ilusions of peace and love, especially when it involves some kind of Chinese monk up in a mountain somewhere, with a shaved head, robe, beads, a few candles with a harp sound in the background. People just eat it up with no questions asked. But the Bible already predicted that these religions will keep growing and more new and revised versions of it, will spread. There are many imitators of "The Way" but there is only one Way and His name is Jesus Christ.

[@AD-jq7ow]

It's a different concept.. It's called being in the flow while doing something... It means you are in a state where you are so focus you forget everything thing else but what you are doing

[@Calvbread]

Thank you! Chinese philosophy is underrated and offers many answers to stressed out western societies which values materialism and status

[@imtiyazbasha5241]

Buddy, even if they have understood this philosophy.. the world might be in a different state by now :)

[@cilenesera6761]

@@cewh sadly, China in regimes rarely practiced these philosophies, these were pre-ancient wisdom which was often underrated. Otherwise, wouldn't got beaten so badly and had been more striving than the Western, because it has been so powerful when one actually practiced it, especially from the people who rule. Human society has often been deliberately corrupted by few significant occasions ambitiously away from the source.

[@dennisengelen2517]

@@cewh While many great philosophies derive from there, the politics haven't been that great before the contact with the West either. Be it wars, Emperors who acted like dictators, corrupt politicans or arranged marriages and parents deciding who their kid should or shouldn't marry with (which is still true in this day and age, sadly), China as a country wasn't by any means any better than the rest of the world.

[@cilenesera6761]

@@cewh well if you mentioned that period, you should have known it had nothing to do with survival or civilization, it was just the emperor's preference to enforce his own power and racial legitimacy, thus killed the way to Chinese Renaissance.

[@ericwalker6546]

People die from a lack of knowledge.

[@shelbynicholson6749]

This concept is so beautiful, one of my all time favorites, and you explain it perfectly. I return time and again to it.

[@prema_ranga]

Wow, this video really opened my eyes to the beauty of Taoist philosophy. The concept of wu wei or 'effortless action' is so profound and yet so simple. It's like a reminder to stop fighting against the current of life and instead, learn to flow with it. The idea of being in the 'zone' and moving through life effortlessly is something I think we can all aspire to. Thanks for this enlightening content, Einzelgänger! Looking forward to more deep dives into philosophy. 👍🙏

[@yasser_hussain]

Future : Anxiety Past : Depression Dao : Enjoy your rice and dal in the present

[@serajalhorani838]

Underated

[@Zayras7]

Haha. Don’t forget the future is made by the present and the past can and should be learned from, yet it remains a perception. You have true power in the moment. Perception is key. Seeing clearly, you will see a great potential in all beings, including yourself.

[@JaysonT1]

Rice is bad for you.

[@100cents5]

@@JaysonT1 shut up. I eat rice 3 times a day I strong as a bull with no health problems

[@Stockbrot_]

@@100cents5 in my opinion rice is gay

[@themostdangerousProd]

One of my favorite Star Wars quotes: Qui Gon - "Don't center on your anxieties Obi Wan. Keep your concentration here and now where it belongs." Obi Wan - "But Master Yoda said I should be mindful of the future." Qui Gon - "But not at the expense of the moment. Be mindful of the living force, young Padawan."

Awesome! Hope to make a video about Star Wars philosophy in the near future... can''t wait for EP9.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

So is the force just straight up taosim? It's most clear to me in places like episode 8 with Luke using inaction and non violence to "defeat' Kylo. Or anything to do with Qui Gon, or any any other such talk about how a true Jedi follows the will of the force letting it guide them along their path.

[@Balloonbot]

Need to get me some midichlorians

[@holdingspace]

Qui Gon was ahead of Yoda, if not for Qui Gon’s research into the force and the living force which was a controversial idea to the jedi order Yoda and Obi Wan would not have become force ghosts.

[@drakonidesthevigilant5155]

@@pseudonymousbeing987 we don't speak of episode 8 😔

[@farahfareed3646]

I watched this video more than 3 times and in every time I watch it, I get new information.. magnificent!

[@LexaKarlyn]

I was raised in a Christian home and always felt like I could control every outcome if I prayed/tried/did enough. Over the last year, I've struggled with anxiety largely because of this mindset -- that I'm failing because I'm not trying hard enough. Last night a dream came to me with the exact principal that you've mentioned in this video. It also talked about vibrations and how we block our natural vibrations by trying to control everything. It's like childbirth, the more you try to control everything, the tighter you get, the less progress you make. Only once you've accepted what you're experiencing, then things progress and nature takes it's course. It's as if a lightbulb went off in my mind and body. I've never experienced this level of peace before and so I thought I would google it to learn more, that's when I found your video. Thank you for sharing this.

[@hasnainabbasdilawar8832]

To sum it up: "Focus on the process, not on goals."

[@VijayThakurMD]

what about reason to do it at first place ?

[@user-uw7ui3si6y]

Yup

[@user-uw7ui3si6y]

@@VijayThakurMD For self enjoyment, be hedonistic my friend

[@BIMMERZEITT]

A la gary vaynerchuk?

[@bhuvharshitabhargava9471]

@@BIMMERZEITT a la Bhagwat Gita.

[@kosmique]

"drink water my friend" - Bruce Tea

[@stefan1924]

I believe the famous philosopher Harold Coffee agreed with that as well.

[@parijatchoudhury2723]

Pepsi what you did there

[@robinharrison4902]

Ahahahaha 🤣

[@denis3208]

Lol 😂😂😂

[@veronianneruiz3889]

​ BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA -

[@potatoe84]

For those interested in the Taoist concept, you also should be looking for Enchiridion Epictetus, the book that teaches the stoic principles mentioned in this video

[@elenamaria8223]

Thank you for the recomandation! Namaste 🙏💫✨️✨️✨️

[@MissMensis]

This just came suggested to me through the algorithm, and I'm so happy it did. You have a beautiful voice; I've always wanted to learn more about Taoism, and you did a wonderful job explaining it. Thank you :)

[@deanoneill3809]

Taoism is helping me with a hard breakup. It's helping me to let go far easier to the point that I'm happy it happened because it's allowed me an opportunity to better myself. Thank you so much

[@goldfire1556]

Now a year later…. how are you doing Dean?

[@kcl902]

I went through the same thing last night, Dean. Would you mind giving me an update as to how you spirituality are feeling now? Looking for support

[@Pepespizzeria1]

Probably dead

[@stoicdaoist7631]

🙏🙏🙏 check out my interp w/nature and guitar

[@parasamesar1925]

@@goldfire1556 let me know too when you find out :)

[@marialedeviaje]

I have achieved the "flow" while surfing. I can say that it is one of the most incredible experiences. Everything is slower, you flow incredibly, there are no worries, past or future, just freedom and appreciation. I have marveled at this feeling, and discovering that it is the "Philosophy of Flow" has left me surprised, definitely being in a state of flow, even if at the beginning for a short time, it is to change our lives, improve our performances, the way in which we feel and without a doubt, how we perceive the world.

[@perrodehont5109]

I do it the easy way and just drink a cup cocoa infused coconut-cannabis oil .

[@SlinkyDrinky]

Surfing is a doorway into deep understanding of nature and the intricate ways of the universe.. dude, its totes gnarly.

[@marialedeviaje]

@@SlinkyDrinky amazing words 💙

[@Emiliapocalypse]

What a cool experience, thanks for sharing. Surfing looks amazing, like riding the ripples after the earth has an awesome belly-laugh 🌊 🌏 🏄‍♀️

[@contr4dixion]

Yup. Surfing is definitely a good place to learn about flow. I'm an improvisation dance teacher. I teach my students how to dance by following the flow. I liken it to surfing... that you have to wait for it to happen, and then you go with it. When it stops,. Let it stop. It will start again. Learning flow from a skill is a place to start. The next is to apply it in our lives ...

[@MMORPGFreaky]

I seriously love your content so much, this is life changing

[@keydoge3964]

This was an absolutely wonderful watch. It puts exactly what I’m experiencing into words. Paired with my writings, this should compliment it very well. Excellent work!

[@carlbowles1808]

This is contrary to what society teaches. I use this daily with good results, I highly recommend this. Thank you.

[@Jackgritty28]

You recommend a daily result✔️

[@carlbowles1808]

@@Jackgritty28 Do this every day and prosper. Habits become reality when exercised consistently

[@carlbowles1808]

@@Jackgritty28 Okay!

[@mechannel7046]

Hi Carl, can you be specific as to how you put Taoist teaching into practice every day?

[@sajpar9765]

I've experienced the zone before in my life. When I'm running track and I am doing sprints, sometimes I look at myself and realize that I'm not thinking of beating my previous record, or trying to move my legs faster, my body just does it for me. It feels great though when experience it

[@Yngsatchvai]

I used to get runners high as a child. I do 25 laps and around lap 20 i felt nothing and could power through with no exhaustion at all.

[@imadeyoureadthis1]

Runner's high is propably the best drug in the world.

[@tranglomango]

I've experienced the zone various times. In my case was when I was practicing martial arts. Good times It was through martial arts that I've learned about taoism

[@axisludi]

thank you for posting, I come back to this video regularly, it keeps me going

[@andreasilvasan]

Grandes ensinamentos. Estão me ensinando bastante a não reagir diante de uma discussão, principalmente na familia. Em um mundo onde tudo anda tão rápido tive algumas percepções que me ajudaram a relevar muitas coisas e seguir o fluxo... Tenho muito o que aprender ainda, mas sei que estou no caminho certo para manter meu equilibrio. Já sofri muito com ansiedade e isso quase acabou com a saúde da minha casa, mas consegui reverter isso, mesmo sabendo que preciso melhorar muito mais...sigo no fluxo!

[@maryelagarza1882]

Gosh I’m 51 years old and I’ve been swimming against the waters making everything so much difficult than it has to be I’m so grateful to have watched this video because it made me stop and think maybe if I just relax and enjoy everything around me I wouldn’t feel so stressed so depressed

[@Learnworld360]

Read Qur'an .

[@nileamish2313]

@@Learnworld360 you mean the Kloran?

[@WhiteAkane37]

Somehow i feel relaxed while watching this..

[@PP-vf1kx]

Regina Dear You Should Loosen Up

[@tanawatsinghasaenee843]

me too I feel super mind blowing

[@randomgaming4008]

Same

[@shriektimo8165]

Music is the reason

[@lynncheung4189]

My grandma is Chinese and today I told her that some political scientists suspect that China will be dissociated like USSR in 7-10 years, and she showed no surprises, I wonder how does this women survived 3 famines, 1 cultural revolution, the rise of China and everything fumbles into crumbles, she told me extremely similar words as Laotzu:“There's an old superstition that everything goes in cycles, out of the depth of misfortune comes bliss, you may live in the crest yet life lives through it all."

[@phac3_]

Profound

[@ginko6652]

I remember playing video games when I was younger and my brother used to always be blown away how I could drive or fly around sharp bends and never crash. I always said I just "go with the flow" and also using the music on the radio stations to relax into the action. I feel like my frequency matches the bpm in the music in them moments that's why I was able to have so much skill. I don't know really but I've always felt it and struggled to explain it to people I know. I think it also correlates with going with your gut and deja vu. I know nobody will read this but if you have you a real one lol 😆

[@khanhdo7151]

Anxiety- anticipation Boredom- searching Tao- flow

[@redsol3629]

FT_FR.KD well said.

[@merlinvulpes7043]

You are a true water brother

[@AnxietyMentor]

Well, you can also be excited when anticipating something and many who are bored aren't searching for anything.

[@MysterCannabis]

How is boredom searching?

[@duelshock4920]

@@MysterCannabis Generally, a person who's bored will search extensively to repress that feeling.

[@michaelallport5816]

I have been a Taoist for 50 years+, and this is the best short video presentation I've seen to date.

[@kayb9489]

pee pee poo poo

[@edwardwilson9555]

If you could define the concept of taoism in a few words in order to put it practice in everyday's life What would it be? Taoism seems interesting

[@salujathustra9905]

Since you have been something, you aren't nothing, and Taoism or any ism describe the state where thoughts don't enter, a state not recognized by thoughts.

[@MindBlowingFart]

@@kayb9489 the pee pee poo poo that can be described is not the eternal pee pee poo poo

[@MindBlowingFart]

@@sherloidbai7064 me too

[@elpatron6537]

This channel is one of the most essential on KZbin.

[@user-el9bp9nk9e]

Is it normal that I listen to this multiple times a day and feel more relaxed than ever. When I get up and before I go to bed. The voice, the content are very soothing! Thank you for the videos. My productivity is also leveled up ⬆️

[@ultragoldcoin8780]

Before you listen to this; I wanted to tell you, that you are beautiful and exceptional. Also your a phenomenal human being; I love you and I hope positive experiences will start happening in your life, if they haven't already. Keep moving forward my friend; start adopting positive and beneficial habits & behaviors. Eat healthy and treat yourself with kindness, in addition to others also. Fair well my friend; God Bless you 💖

[@hadihassanieh9680]

UltraGoldCoin thank you 🙏🏻 💚

[@h0n3ydiptika]

Thank you, I wish you the same.

[@pabli4750]

Thank you

[@angelbeatsstudios2388]

Great stuff😁👍

[@Herehear49]

I'll bet there are people in your life who would like to give you a swift kick in the ass, besides me.

[@buckroger6456]

A plant may seek out the sunlight, but it does not chase after it.

[@nyannyannyan3529]

Very nice. Who said this?

[@greymatter.91]

Wrong! Plants tend to bend towards the sunlight if kept in dark rooms with only one light source.

[@Requnium]

@@greymatter.91 username checks out.

[@nyannyannyan3529]

@@greymatter.91 Its poetic dude. Innocence is important. To thwart innocence is to only thwart yourself

[@jamesjpak]

that's because PLANTS CAN'T chase the sun

[@vikramnayakvn]

Wow, this is amongst the best explanations of a complex topic that I've ever come across. Thank you, I'm excited to learn more about Taoism and Stoicism because of this wonderful video

[@shattered_lightsb8381]

“Those who know others are intelligent; those who know themselves are truly wise. Those who master others are strong; those who master themselves have true power. Those who know they have enough are truly wealthy. Those who persist will reach their goal. Those who keep their course have a strong will. Those who embrace death will not perish, but have life everlasting” Lao Tzu

[@abrahamanand5739]

U must let go of the illusion of control -oogway

[@mrthusi9207]

"You must believe"

[@tsui5012]

I love kfp for moments like those.

[@chaitanyadeshmane8243]

@synchromorph true.

[@chaitanyadeshmane8243]

True.

[@Iiquidme]

@synchromorph the belief is not the death of intelligence, stop trying to make urself smart. I believe In science, yet there is still the unexplainable. "The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence." - Nikola Tesla. yes religions like Abrahamic ones are like fairy tales for adults. But believing in supernatural or other stuff that science are not yet to have a clear explanation, is not dumb lol.

[@KamalakannanElangovan]

Bhagavad-Gita says exactly this "Live in the moment, focus on the path and not the result.. That's when you become a karma yogi"

[@amitk.512]

@@kamesh5846 Gita is in nobody's hands. And reading your comment I can say that it will never be in your tiny head.

[@abilliondreams8046]

@@kamesh5846 bhakts are always in denial mode!😂

[@vajraayudha5062]

@@amitk.512 There are always idiots like kamesh who jump into the ditch without realizing its full of excrete..

[@amitk.512]

@@vajraayudha5062 From this comment section it is pretty evident how jobless that person kamlesh is. Hope he finds a better purpose in life then fighting with strangers for months.

[@greasybumpkin1661]

@@kamesh5846 just follow Hermeticism then you can follow all paths and not have to pick and choose

[@RememberTheTrees]

Thank you for making this video. Two words escaped my mouth upon reading the quote you opened with: "Be water."

[@alineinwonderworld]

This is the most perfect video I've watched this year. Thank you!

[@ajachaney37]

Listening to this video helped me still my mind n be back in the present moments instead of trying to figure out things I’ve never even experienced lol

[@yamilemcbride]

I’m in awe of the Tao everyday. Even as I read a verse a day, it is exactly what my soul yearns to learn about. It’s in this state of allowing, flowing and trusting that life has transcendental meaning.

[@Freespiritedqueen]

YES!

[@sandrag5528]

💕 check out abraham hicks

[@kittywampusdrums4963]

Hell yea! You'd like Drukama tradition probably. Check it out if you can. Be well!

[@narasimmanthangavel4638]

All things are balanced

[@impassive1987]

My favourite channel in KZbin. It single-handedly improved my mental health.

[@KARINA29534]

I am so happy I found this amazing channel. Thank you for everything.

[@jessicasmith3464]

Reading the Tao Te Ching and Dr. Wayne Dyer's "Change Your Thoughts Change Your Life" truly DID change my life for the better. It has helped me to overcome my mental battles with depression and anxiety. It has helped me to realize my potential all the while being happy knowing that I don't have to fulfill any specific purpose. It has helped me to find peace in the chaos and accept hardships as the pathway to peace.

[@SamLesGo]

Jessica Smith 🙏🤍

[@touxiong519]

I use to have depression and anxiety then naturally bad thoughts follows. Then I let go of everything and allow the ten thousand things go. When I no longer try to control the things around me the things around me stops controlling me. My depression and anxiety still remains, but I laugh at them because they are like silly monkeys chattering and foolish. But it is also entertaining and funny. The bad thoughts still comes but they are just thoughts. Thoughts are ideas and image in the mind gathered to tell a story. So I listen and observe the stories these bad thoughts tells me and I tell them my own. Live in the moment and allow them to go free, they will set you free.

[@onlinefreelancer5625]

Beautiful ❤️

[@ilqar887]

Why are u depressed u reckon?

[@macjrc]

Sounds like the way 💦

[@Ookami20]

TAOISM is so interesting to me I want to learn as much as I can from it it’s just so natural and free. I hope I can reach an amazing state of Taoism in my life cause I can tell you right now after beginning my teaching and lessons on it I’m beginning to think and perceive life and everything in a different way. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@ace-rn3hn]

Dude your voice has that soothing tone which really drives the point home. Love your work ❤

[@naughtybuddha3812]

It's funny that as a Chinese guy I'm learning ancient Chinese philosiphy from a Dutch guy in English, life is funny sometimes. And I've also found Bruce Lee's "Be Water" is also a concept of Flow State, which could be learned through Taoism.

[@bredbred1630]

i was thinking that too! i wonder if he learnt it thru taoism as well...?

[@pixtlewint5095]

"if you put water into a cup it becomes the cup, if you put water on the teapot it becomes the teapot. Now the water can crash or it can flow, Be water my friend." -Bruce Lee

[@tonyellen_]

"Real skill comes without effort." - Li Mu Bai, Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

[@ifyndukwe2k]

"mastery" is the word

[@lovepeaceisneverguaranteed7385]

Wow thats so profound😄

[@user-is3yn7xr4c]

That's a "Talent", that's why it's Real. It's not a skill, for a skill is practiced. Talent is something someone is born with it... it can't be learned, only discover, thus requires no effort.

[@ExpansiveHabits]

0 so when what happens when you practice your talent... is it then a skill?

[@animeforlife3708]

@0 it means that youve practiced it so many times that when youve perfected it , it feels effortless

[@gerrie7407]

I absolutely adore your work. you channel are very inspirational in my current live.

[@TheDandyL1ON]

I'm really glad you made the comparison between Taoism and Stoicism because I've always thought about it but never heard anybody else before you mention it. I'm sure I'm gonna search it now and find several results lol.

[@lofej]

I feel this when I'm riding my bike, just to be in a moment, focus all there is.

[@shauna-k9129]

Sometimes the best way to fight is to not fight at all. Win by appearing to do nothing

[@2Sor2Fig]

I'm sure Sun Tzu would agree.

[@nickngaronoa6955]

The art of fighting, without fighting (Bruce Lee)

[@hectorcarr3050]

Floyd Mayweather’s motto

[@baruchben-david4196]

The supreme art of war is to defeat the opponent without engaging him in battle.

[@baruchben-david4196]

@ijcn0jir3nvjn3fjcifn Boxing is not fighting. It is entertainment.

[@bobann3566]

Very nice. I liked the dishes being washed at the end. Excellent images of rivers. Fantastic message. Thank you for sharing. Subbed.

[@Mytangerinehead]

I really love this channel. You do a wonderful job in these videos.

[@BryanReeves]

Beautifully done. In the classic book, “Siddhartha,” he learns the deepest life lessons simply sitting by a river.

[@gail9566]

My favorite book. Brilliant and simple.

[@majiixon]

Bryan Reeves If you tighten the string too much, it will snap, and if you leave it too slack, it won’t play.

[@sudhirchandra9790]

I love you Brian 😘😘

[@anthonyabeja3151]

Being in flow when I play guitar is so liberating...

[@johnnysandiegoable]

Same with contact juggling for me

[@r08800]

I've had the best time playing drums this way. And a few times on guitar but trip up coz I can't play that as well.

[@qwertyuio2758]

I find it usually happens when Im playing late at night.

[@clintwilliams3309]

Best feeling I've ever had, writing music!!!

[@alexandrumititelu647]

Same with BDSM

[@yourstruly_angel5112]

I've been seeking my peace and a introvert because of it🗣️🖤but as I do I tend to seek correct principles on how to live not accordingly but in harmony, these religious texts and teachings help alot I devote my life to these workings because they really do help me with the hardships that come with this life from me to you THANK YOU🖤🗣️~ Yours truly Angel.

[@Awakening-Rajan]

❤beautiful video ! Very clear about different prospects of life

[@thetanvan5833]

I was suicidally depressed my entire life...literally ever since I can remember, which was around age 4....I reached the pentacle of these feelings in my early 30s, where I went through several extreme traumas that sequenced in a very swift chain reaction of one another...it reached a point where I had resisted the urge to commit suicide so many times that I began to just act out in completely insane ways...basically throwing myself into very dangerous situations in hopes that if I lived at 200 mph my death would swiftly follow...obviously, I'm still here...but I can remember one night I felt myself die...the person that I was was gone...and all that remained was a pile of ashes...then just as suddenly, I felt a fire begin to burn within those ashes and my true self rose out of them...someone who felt no more fear, sadness, or shame...things that had tortured me internally my entire life suddenly didn't matter any more...and I just began to "float"....this was almost 5 years ago, and I'm still in that state...I never even get angry, and i uses to have a really bad problem with anger...I don't get depressed, and I used to spiral into darkness and stay there no matter what I did to shake that feeling, like death was looming over me...I realized I have absolutely no control over anything in this world but myself...what others think or do or perceive is not a part of me...every single day should be appreciated for exactly what it is.... I'm so grateful, u can't even put it into words...I never knew there WERE words to sum up this way of being/thinking/living, but yeah...I have read about Taoism and such things before but it never clicked...I can't say I would have ever understood it until I just REALIZED it...makes me wonder what kind of traumas and harships these guys who coined these philosophies went though themselves to meet their own conclusions in the first place...

[@utkarshsingh5125]

@the Tan Van Thanks. Your words helped me more than even this video. 👍

[@inimacam3945]

the Tan Van , you are in a good place after all the pain you went through . Happy for you my friend. I am also hoping someday I can find peace within myself. Keep well and thank you.

[@guy5140]

Look into the Quran also. It can be tremendously powerful and give you any answers you need

[@jdubz26]

@@guy5140 nah that's just a pile of dangerous misogynistic and xenophobic shit

[@jaclynrose9963]

Thank you for sharing your story :-)

[@haileygoytia8688]

I recently went through something very traumatic and it put me in a bad mental head space I felt unable to find anything to make me motivated I felt useless and unwanted. I was just scrolling through my KZbin explorer page and came across the video you posted the deep meaning of yin and yang and then proceeded to watch this video and I just want to thank you! 🙏🏼 you’re videos and calming tone is helping me get through a really rough time in my life and I just genuinely love the content you’re putting out. PLEASE CONTINUE TO POST AND INFORM ME and others on Tao and anything else. With love a new follower ♥️

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad my video helped you :) :)

[@icedragon12]

It's like trip sitting, but for life. Glad I can be here from any place

[@warot359]

"A dead thing can go with the stream, but only a living thing can go against it." G. K. Chesterton

[@illitaret8780]

Can is different from should

[@--COSMIC-]

@@illitaret8780 tomato tomoto

[@buddyferret8709]

Death is not the opposite of life. It is only the opposite of birth.

[@skyrobin4008]

“This is the way” - Mando

[@ImALeadFarmerMF]

dat is de wey of de devil my bruddah *click*

[@CaptWesStarwind]

This is the way.

[@jfeldman425]

I often wonder in mando is a ronin samurai or Janissary or some combo

[@jeevithar5261]

I have been listening to all of your videos for almost a month and the way I dealt with things has changed a lot in a more positive way..Thank you so much..

[@adamender9092]

When I'm in a situation where I feel anxious, I just live with it and remember that this moment will be behind me when it is behind me.

[@Robin.Woods.]

Being in a state of flow is being in perfect harmony with lifes perfection. And that allows you to be a powerful creator because youre in a state of trust

[@alisaramos2637]

This has change my life and I watch it everyday over and over I can’t get enough of it my soul feeds off it.. Thank you so much 😘

[@Steve197201]

I've personally experienced the Tao. When I was in 7th grade, I read a passage from a book out loud to the class. When I started reading, for some reason, I lost all ego and ceased thinking, instead bringing a strong presence to the task at hand. I felt like I wasn't reading, but rather a higher power was reading through me. When I finished, the whole class, including the teacher, were speechless. It had nothing to do with the words I was reading. Rather, it was the sense of presence with which I read the words. I had nothing to do with it. All I did was become the vessel through which a higher power was channeled.

[@logank9177]

I don't know why but this video made me cry. It put a lot into perspective, thank you.