This 50,000 Year Old Culture Solved The Mystery Of Time

Time and memory.
Perhaps, the two most fundamental aspects of human existence.
While it is very important to avoid generalising about the longest continual
culture on the face of the Earth, over 50,000 years old, time and memory
take on very unique dimensions in spirituality of the First Nations People of
Australia.

Before Europeans arrived in Australia, the population of First Australians
was split into 250 individual nations, many of which were in alliance with
one another, and within each nation there existed separate, often related
clans, from as few as 5 or 6 to as many as 30 or 40.
Each nation had its
own language, and a few had several.
At the heart of any First Australians conception of time is The Dreamtime,
often translated in just two of the 250 plus First Nations languages as
Tjukurrpa or Alcheringa.
Among the many diverse Australian First Nations there is a shared
understanding of time and space as being intricately interwoven with the
Dreamtime.
The Dreamtime: A Time Beyond Time
In the Western worldview, time is mostly perceived as linear, marked by
past, present, and future.
However, within Australian First Nations cultures, time takes on a
fundamentally different character.
#australianaboriginal #spirituality #dreamtime
Voiceover: Matt Mackane
Edit: Harsh
Script: Matt Mackane
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[@Asangoham]

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[@be12sogreat]

Would read all great thnx may you get enlightenment ❤ 🙏

[@lazovkalazovovska5119]

50,000 Year Old is Time resolving Mystery of IGNORANCY OF TIME?

[@lazovkalazovovska5119]

Matthew 18:17 New International Version 17 If they still refuse to listen, tell it to the church; and if they refuse to listen even to the church, treat them as you would a pagan or a tax collector.

[@kimwarburton8490]

I'd like to suggest that you do a playlist for aboriginal australian related vids. cos thats what i wanted to find after watching this video! My art teacher introduced me to the concept of dreamtime. It was very badly described unsurprisingly XD Im still struggling a lil bit to wrap my head around, but it helps i recently watched a science time doc which described time as a river, the past exists at the sametime as now, our great-great-great grandparents exist. Its just they are in a different place we cannot access with current tech. The river o time carries us forwards, we visibly change and call it ageing. My old idea of dreamtime was that it was in the past, solidly and of a time of myth and legend, thus vague as dreams often are. I did consider several times in my adult years that the dreamtime could refer to a sort of 'pre-consciousness' when we were more inter-connected with nature, before we divorced ourselves off from it. I think we've done this several times, not just with the advent of agriculture, but say with cooking our food, making tools.

[@johncartwright4041]

I'm a 74 year old retired science/mathematics teacher. When I did my teacher training at Queensland University, Australia we had a lecture from two Aboriginal elders (aunties) about the aboriginals in Australia. At the end of the lecture I was embarrassed to be a white person. Also the history I was taught at school in the 1950's and 1960's, regarding Aboriginals, was absolute rubbish. The knowledge we've lost through disrespect of Aboriginal culture is tragic. Sir David Attenborough did research on an Aboriginal dreamtime story and compared it to scientific knowledge and it matched perfectly. More studies like this should be done! Our Australian Aboriginals are, not only our national treacures, but treasures for the world.

[@martinsaunders7925]

These treasured peoples have been oppressed by an ignorant horde of pillagers,as have the first nation of America.

[@PositiveEnergy733]

To everyone reading this, I sincerely pray for that whatever is causing you pain or stress will pass. May your negative thoughts, excessive worries and doubts disappear, replaced by clarity and understanding. May your life be filled with peace, tranquility and love

[@stuff4826]

why would you say that. all living things feel pain. it cant be replaced. we can have the things you mention in tandem and balance with the others, but either in excess is detrimental. leaves you wishing everyone happiness except yourself also. please apply the air mask before assisting others they say..

[@halweilbrenner9926]

Best wishes

[@theresagaignard1103]

Thank you. I need it.

[@Pyponesan]

​@@stuff4826it seems that this person wish us less pain without interest, at the same time it could be said : by having his/her name before the coment, this person want everyone to see his/her kindness, it could be seen as selfishness. It also seems that your coment is rude somehow you wish to that person to feel beter in the way of what you think he/she lacks. If this person's coment is a ying then yours is a yang. What a "Schrodinger heart" both warm and cold at the same time it only depends of what you want to share when open it.

[@willtricks9432]

Keep your prayer for yourself, I think you will need them.

[@cjd2615]

I live in Australia and I’ve never heard this simple explanation of the aboriginal concept of time, though there are plenty of Dreamtime stories about how this or that came into existence which sound much like fairytales. Thank you so very much for this easy to understand explanation of time, it helps me to better understand this beautiful, disenfranchised people and encourages me to want to know them better!! Their knowledge of this land is very deep and there needs to be much more respect for their traditional way of life. ❤ The way this world is self destructing, I honestly believe that those still living the traditional way will be the only people who survive!!

[@anweshakar146]

🙏🏼 Much respect from India

[@jsanders9975]

Because your people destroyed the entire culter. They had a disdain for those beautiful people

[@vikasverma-bv5wx]

The traditional way of living is the original way of living.

[@ricvibesinc1]

Correction..'' thee Original.. ' self reference should be ab-original... As those who forcefully settled there..

[@nejceek]

Life is indeed more of a fairy tale the more you get into it :)

[@suimeingwong2043]

The ancient people and their knowledge are not lost, just invisible in the now.

[@AndrewKabala]

“There is neither creation nor destruction, neither destiny nor free will, neither path nor achievement. This is the final truth.” ― Ramana Maharshi

[@Sasha.Z.]

This makes no sense. Just nonsense talking, nothing is nothing. To sound cool and mysterious. Nothing is something, something is nothing. The final truth.....

[@mattmackane]

@@Sasha.Z. Some quantum scientists might disagree with you

[@glenn4232]

@@mattmackane That “IS NOT” I declare to you this is a path utterly impossible to discover. Because you cannot know what isn’t, nor can you declare or point it out. That “IS”, The path of conviction, this is the only path for inquiry for insight, because it attends to truth. - Parmenides

[@kamesh5846]

It's true from Ramana Maharishi's point of being. Going by his testimonial will serve as a good anti-anxiety pill for a spiritual seeker trying to figure out existence. Listening to his words will not make one enligtened. Unless all questions and doubts about one's existence drops off one is bound to suffering. As existence is a live phenomenon and all knowledge is always of the past, no matter if they are profound or non sensical. To be completely aware of the ongoing live phenomenon is enlightenment and no matter what words of wisdom one may hear, unless one dwells into existence nothing is bound to alter.

[@jusme8060]

​@Sasha.Z. thanks for saving me time bud. 👍

[@a_glow6644]

Advaita Vedanta indirectly brought me here, so many parallels 🙏🏽 this was beautiful, thank you

[@TrivedijiGames]

The same reason i subscribed to this channel. Everything he talks about is related to Advaita Vedanta.

[@fortissimoX]

So sad how many civilizations that were so connected with nature were destroyed by the greed of Europeans. And what is even more sad is that globally that state of consciousness prevailed. But, I hope things are finally changing... they must if we want to survive. Thanks for the video.

[@purpleglitter9596]

Have you not studied any other people and their civilizations. They had huge complex societies with technologies. You must not understand the definition of technology. There's is more than one way to live. And this modern Western world you love so much is so out of tune with nature they climate change is going to take it out swiftly for its disrespect. Also there was cannibalism in Europe.

[@user-fq4yz5ek3r]

I have to speak up as an old guy full of book learning as well as life experience. We humans have been granted a great privilege,but that comes with great responsibility. When humans,not Europeans,arrived in North America,South America and Australia,a whole lot of species went extinct. We have a horrible knack for setting Nature out of balance. I believe that every species has Intrinsic Worth We just plain have to do better with our responsibilities to ourselves and our fellow creatures.

[@cynthiaahern9081]

It wasn't the Europeans as such. It was the attitudes and beliefs they were holding in more recent history. These same things have been held for different peoples throughout man's history. Many Europeans had the belief of nature as this video shows.

[@steffski1946]

Don't forget the formidable Arab destruction of Africa

[@vivette8944]

It’s about time people recognised the complexity and unique world of the Aboriginal.

[@GazGuitarz]

If you call living in a humpy/gunyah, making and using stone age tools to survive, while waging war on other another aboriginal mob and encouraging your kurdaitcha man to point bones at people you don't like, while living beneath a law code that deals out punishments like throwing spears through people's legs ... and you enjoy eating snake, insects, mangrove worms and other such bush tucker delicacies, then you are welcome to live in your "complex" aboriginal society. Not for me I'm not sorry to say! It's about time some people realise how bloody lucky they are to be born into the modern era and showed some gratitude and respect for the amazing accomplishments of Western Society.

[@beeb6809]

It's about, time

[@anthonykology1728]

linear ...or circular 😂?

[@gannon5409]

Extraordinary and incredible! Thank you for a fantastic synopsis of the first people's of Australia. Everything is connected. Everything is now.

[@nidurnevets]

I am not an expert, but I think that Einstein believed in the concept of a "block universe" Everything was happening at the same moment, but like a person standing in one spot by a river, we saw them as happening one at a time.

[@RodMartinJr]

Deeply fascinating. This makes my own research even more clear; delving into creation, instantaneity, persistence and time which overlaps one's concept of Responsibility. In the spiritual realm, it seems that the perfections were extruded through a template which added a rainbow of imperfections. * Unconditional Love (which brings us together) was extruded to become space (which separates us). * Perfect Responsibility (which addresses the "instant" of creation and the ontological relationship of spirit with that creation), was extruded to become time (which forsakes our connection to a creation through the dimension of Darkness). * Utter Humility (which does not "demand" but "allows") was extruded to become energy (which boasts the force to make things happen; E=mc^2, money, hubris). * Fearless Confidence (which is the basis of Cause-and-Free Will) was extruded to become mass (which traps "self" in deterministic Cause-and-Effect). When someone experiences a *_traumatic_* event, they tend to withdraw *_awareness_* from the visible (Light) making it invisible (Darkness). And this is *_not_* electromagnetic radiation, though that can be a useful analogy. By this, an individual creates anti-Responsibility which is like the individual has put creation on automatic; a useful analogy to this being the phenomenon of *_intertia._* When an individual reclaims *_Responsibility_* for the trauma, this removes the apparent time element from that "instant" of creation, setting the person free, as Christ once described it. Another way the Dreamtime perspective overlaps my own research involves the Relativistic aspect of velocity, energy and time. According to Einstein, when something approaches the velocity of light (in a vacuum), time slows down. A mass will require an infinite amount of energy to reach that velocity without protection, but light itself already travels at this velocity, and begs the question: Does light actually travel? If there is zero time from the perspective of light, it is at both the source and the destination at the same instant. But because our "selves" have been extruded into imperfection (dichotomous, action-reaction ego), we sense the time it takes for light to travel from source to destination. In the Judaeo-Christian Bible, Genesis 1.3, God said, Let there be light, but again, this is not electromagnetic radiation, but simple, spiritual awareness. It seems from the perspective of spirit, all of Genesis 1 was outside of time, and God "resting" is what added the time dimension. And the instantiation (perception) of time was the *_First Trauma._* Very interesting, indeed. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯 REFERENCES: *_The Logical Christian_* (hardcover) *_Trinity Treason: How the church betrayed its flock with the only unforgivable sin_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_The Bible's Hidden Wisdom: God's Reason for Noah's Flood_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_Meaning and Context: Creation_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_Enemies of Christ_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_The Science of Miracles_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_Four Elements of God_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_Proof of God_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_The Art of Forgiveness_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook) *_Dumb Genius: How intelligence is sometimes its own worst enemy_* (hardcover, paperback, ebook)

[@3glitch9]

Excellent! If you haven't already, ancient subtle energy/radionics/ biogeometry, magnetism/simplex pressure mediation research are great places from which to draw more parallels from. Also the true definition of what the indigenous cree referred to as the "Wetiko Virus" (represented in many different cultures under many different names) has been equated to _"The Greatest Epidemic Sickness Known to Humanity"_ in the form of malignant egophrenia. A free pdf summary available on Academia.

[@mattmackane]

Nothing has ever come into existence.

[@RodMartinJr]

@@mattmackane Thank you for your opinion. In order to make such a claim, you are implying for yourself a kind of *_omniscience_* which I sincerely doubt. 😎♥✝🇺🇸💯

[@AkhilRaj-qx5vc]

First people of Australia and tamil people in india are same people.. They are the first people of earth leaved in the lost continent lemuria.. Lemuria is a land that connect india australia and africa..if anybody wants to know more about this search kumarikandam the lost continent..

[@artgamesforfun]

this simple illustration is the jewel of life - definitely helps bring non-duality out of my head and into my hands.

[@emmanuelweinman9673]

I always found it interesting how as you go down the size scale, time speeds up. And if you go up the size scale, time slows down. But at the same time, the smallest and largest scales loop back to the speed of light and beyond. It seems to me like proof that all time scales exist within the infinite possibilities here and now, all playing out at the speed of light. Ultimately, nothing ever got created. Everything was, is, and will always be unfolding now. I can’t find the point in which the infinite first manifested something, but it seems like there is no point in time that time got created. I could just sit in the infinite here now forever.

[@notesratio9695]

Very interesting take on time. Have you considered that time is in a fixed state. And we just move in it. Where everything is created in time and nothing created outside of time.

[@pegfingers]

bro has no clue what he's talking about 😭😭 putting "the speed of light" and "infinite" in a sentence doesn't make you look smart. half of this shows that you don't even know what you're saying and the other isn't even correct english

[@Shmyrk]

Non-existence cannot exist. Even if non-existence DOES exist, it doesn’t. I’ve been intrigued for years by the time/size correlation as well! I’ve come to feel that all of time exists within one moment. It can even be seen as the infinite existing within the finite (maybe?) I didn’t understand how that could be, until I stumbled upon “Mandlebrots Monsters”

[@rogerjoesbury9410]

Emmanuel 9663. You summed it up easily ,light and sound are joined. Tak care 😊

[@Shmyrk]

@@octive8 I agree that the *concept* of non existence is real But non existence literally cannot exist, by definition. Or so I think. But watdoino 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@heartofthunder1440]

I figured this out a few years ago, through psychology, and learning on my own. But I’ve also had personal experiences myself through my dreams, nightmares and the night terrors I had when I was a kid. While those experiences and this information explains it well…..

[@lmclrain]

What things related to psychology lead you to that conclusion ?

[@heartofthunder1440]

@@lmclrain Time only exists in the mind and spirit of the physical body, the mind and spirit is separate from the flesh. The mind and spirit did make up said Time that we call the 24 hrs in a day and clocks to read the time, but without the life of the flesh, time really doesn’t exist, it’s just the present, or the “I AM”. While the mind is the universe, and the spirit represents the individual, as the physical body dies we are given back to the universe in pure consciousness. Our energy becomes one with the rest of the universe where anything is possible. Remember we are just passing through, now some would say living in the reality of this world 🌎 is heaven, some would call it hell, when it’s really both, the bible does mention a war in the heavens and angels and demons were both cast out, that’s the best description of reality, of what we see on this plane of existence, for what ever reason we die in the realm of existence it would clearly represent being cast out of heaven, just so the spirit can learn how to better serve itself and know that they can make changes in their lives. The 2 sides to life, one is the subconscious or reality, and the other is pure consciousness, and there is the unconscious mind. We live our lives not knowing, but we operate off of 95 % of our subconscious minds, the rest is the unconscious, and after the death happens we turn into the consciousness.

[@Blablahahahah]

​@@lmclrainthe sound off sil3nce

[@whitelineinmind]

I understand the word ‘aboriginal’ is derived originally from Latin…and means, ‘from the beginning’!and you refer to the Aboriginals in your wonderful video as the ‘first people’….well ‘now’😉 I am as a man as I am as they are and all things are by being a living life miracle. So Yes….the ‘moment’ is all that there is…and was….and forever will be. Now being the moment where ‘memory’ ….is remembered of consciously. Something from nothing is what has always been, a thought created itself to experience through memory feeling being one energy. Life being one dream time miraculously in loving deed. Kia Ora 🌏❤️

[@youarewhatyourelookingfor4496]

Y’all make the BEST videos.

[@amanda4sss]

Seriously ❤️

[@forrest108]

This was so interesting, thank you for sharing

[@AzaleaLuna]

This was fascinating and amazing. It's really sad to think of all the lost knowledge.

[@jeljojose]

Teacher: Why are you late? First Nation Student: My calendar has no date and my clock has no time. Just a NOW !! Teacher: Hmm, Meet the Headmistress right NOW !!!! 😎

[@mrcomenttoe2009]

Memory and time is so amazing to me and I'm so amazed about how we can put our whole life and memory in history on One SD card now and be able to have it memorized forever

[@t2themk2thec]

Thank you for sharing this "timely" information. 🙂 Ancient wisdom is a gift that in the near future will come to be valued and recognized by a greater portion of our world for its roots in the truth about our reality. I've always felt time is a personal experience, fluid in its expression and yet a foundational platform for all who agreed to experience the construct. It is a created design/playground for consciousness. I really liked the way the Aboriginal people called out the whole "mindfulness movement" to look at The Now from a different perspective. No disrespect, and all spiritual paths have their waystations, mindfulness practice being one of them, and there is value in that stage, but there is a deeper relationship with Creation and embracing the Infinite Now of Being by simply loving "being" is the next step.

[@freetibet1000]

As a Buddhist practitioner I completely agree with you on the limitations of mindfulness. Mindfulness training do contribute to the insight practice and is extensively used on the Buddhist path. However, also a mindful fixation can become a major hindrance when we move on into more subtle stages along the path. To be fair, the moment of “now” is never to be understood as something truly existent for a Buddhist practitioner. The notion of time evaporates when the mind is able to rest effortlessly in the present moment without formulation of any concepts of any kind. Just pure awareness. Which ironically is called “ordinary mind or knowing” in the Buddhist Mahamudra tradition. It is called ordinary because it is what is left when all conceptualisations and the even most subtle types of clinging have evaporated. The reason the Buddha didn’t answer the question on how the world was created is because he had completely transcended all concepts such as time and creation and silence is the most profound answer to that question. In the Buddhist tradition this is what awakening means. It is the irreversible state of complete understanding of reality. Which is a state utterly free of any elaborations and conceptualisations. When the mind has arrived at the stage of no longer finding answers and all fixations have lost its grip on the mind it has then arrived on the brink of the real truth. Mindfulness practice is just one among many tools with which the effortless state of non-abiding wakefulness is accomplished. If it leads to an increased ability for focus and openness without clinging mindfulness training is a very useful tool in the toolbox.

[@laurajane4806]

Thank you for the Excellent content!! Namaste 💜

[@bobinthewest8559]

Listening to that bit near the end, how Australia’s first peoples were encyclopedias of natural knowledge… Then thinking of humanity’s future (or one possible future), in which we venture out among the stars to roam, explore, colonize, etc… I wonder how possible it is, that man could survive once having separated himself from nature. I mean, most things we need can be “synthesized” once we understand it… but we are killing nature off, faster than we are managing to understand it. We are not even close to understanding nature. How can we ever be so arrogant as to assume that we would “pack” enough of it, to take with us “off world” when we do go out to explore the cosmos?

[@richardneller6340]

Incredible video, thanks for the inspiration and knowledge 🌎☯️🙏

[@johnmgovern7111]

When Europeans came here there were over 700 language groups or countries.

[@paulsmith1411]

Great Presentation, Glad to Learn some of this information...

[@stevenotte3447]

Thank You, for you've given me and humanity a most precious gift that we overlooked while trying to balance our checkbooks and clean kitty litter !

[@jacksonblaze423]

In Buddhism "nowness" is also referred to as the "fourth moment". No wonder the guy knows the concept if he studied Buddhism. Frankly I haven't seen it as clearly presented anywhere else. It is a primary concept in Buddhism very much related to the notion of suchness. Everybody experiences it but so far i've seen openly, logically, and clearly discussed in Buddhist philosophy. And these concepts apply to all of us as experiencers of reality. That understanding probably arose with self-awareness.

[@26beegee]

Fascinating. I will have to listen again!

[@zerochance8581]

Beautifully done! New channel subscriber.

[@soakedbearrd]

This was interesting, thanks

[@ArthursAtman]

well that was freakin fascinating...my thanks

[@DrEaMLoOp]

Thank you, for sharing the dreaming of my people! 💎

[@three69]

One of your best videos yet. Really enjoyed that one, despite my leaning biased towards all things Bharat.

[@anantgarde1365]

To come across this,and grasp this needs a certain state of consciousness. Thanks, I tumbled up on this. My guru's blessing.

[@anitamarshall9804]

His inner light shows even in his photos.

[@samvarabodewig6682]

Brilliant ❣️thank You

[@paulpaulsen7245]

Thank you! Bravo! Bravissimo! Best summary I have heard since I read Marl Morgan. Kind regards from Germany!

[@kenea3226]

Great video.

[@nickstoic2944]

Awesome, thank you.

[@franklincoolport27]

A friend is working on a device where people will pass through a chamber were time does not exist. This chamber will regenerate the cells within the body through vibration/magnetism and subtle electricity. As the cells in the body have no time reference inside the chamber whilst they regenerate the possibilities are infinite.

[@abhattab]

“no time reference “ and “vibration “ isn’t something possible .

[@franklincoolport27]

One of the most prominent theories is loop quantum gravity, which proposes that the fabric of space and time is made of a network of extremely small loops. One of the quite remarkable aspects of loop quantum gravity is that it appears to eliminate time entirely.

[@franklincoolport27]

For those of us who believe in physics the distinction between past,present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

This is Great -To Know ……It’s Just Fantastic - To Start Understand Everything -in New Way …….🌞

[@dvjoyxx6422]

would be cool if you did videos on african beliefs like vodun, the predecessor to american voodoo. it is actually more than spells and magic and has alot of philosophical practices too.

[@maicolx7776]

If u want to go that way. Look up the Spiritist Doctrine. For ex. The Spirits Book by Allan Kardec.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Stop lying. We are not Africans. We are the indigenous people of the world. The Americas are the oldest civilizations on the planet because agriculture started here along with monumental architecture. The idea that socalled nonblack people are qualified to speak on human origins is laughable when we consider the fact that they are not human and have only been on the planet for six to ten thousand years according to science and our records. I am fascinated by the fact that inorganic beings feel qualified to tell us who we are, and when we are, and where we come from. Human origins have nothing to do with anyone else but Black people. We are the only indigenous people on the planet despite what our enemies say. I'm white and I say so is a demonic savage pathology. If socalled nonblack people were sincere in their pursuit of ultimate truth, they would ask the very people who were brought into being by Divine Cosmic forces. We built pyramids as a way to say to others, if you can't equal or surpass our genius, please be silent and learn. So-called nonblack people have no history or heritage of inventing civilization and culture on their own. Their history is not about higher consciousness but lies, cannibalism, psychopathic entitlement, and death. This is why our planet is doing everything possible to restore the right balance to OUR planet by restricting the birth rate of the enemies of Nature, herselg. Do you really think Mother Nature forgot about slavery, lynching, and the destruction of Her children? The birth rate tells us She is not going to allow people who have shown that they are literally incapable of living in peace and producing justice are not fit to live on planet Earth. Karma is universal law despite I'm white and I say so. Shalawam from the descendants of Sambo. 😊

[@warlocksuperman8632]

Amazing & Informative...Thank you So so much...NAMASTE

[@drez13]

It’s quite fascinating how they developed techniques to optimise their memory. It makes sense given that written records were not used, but still fascinating. Also developing ability to conceive of time as imaginary or non-real seems inconceivable to modern technology/science centred mind, given obvious utility to conceive of time as real, for example psychological advantage in planning for the future and adhering to goals. It’s quite sad that to integrate authentic conception of time is at odds with modern life.

[@mrcomenttoe2009]

Very interesting video thumbs up and sharing hope everyone is doing well through this most unbelievable time in our history of Our Lives,,, now

[@meltinginmissoula7044]

Of paramount importance is this meditation. It will assist tremendously when one wants to take a vacation. To the places in your Mind where you may optimize ideation.

[@kasturipillay6626]

I'm gonna live in the now, have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. 😋😋❤

[@user-ic4ce8xb5v]

Great video! I had only vaguely knew about song lines from David Mitchell's fantasy book the Bone Clocks where one character's full name takes a day to recite

[@zenjigaming3342]

Santan dharm teaches first vaak /aum/shakti came which is atom in scientific term and then vishnu, Brahma and mahesh which is proton, electron and neutron. We are soul/energy living in a body And every natural thing in this world got frequency. That's why we all should be living close to nature to keep ourselves healthy (mentally, physically and spiritually)

[@claireseyeviewdotcom]

Yes, the healing vibrational frequencies in nature, and when our bodies are near they align with them and cells repair. And the damaging vibrational frequencies in man made environments which our bodies also align with, doing us no good at all. Like 12 hr factory night shifts☹

[@totifernandez9532]

The absence of the concept of time may sound romantic, as it removes the pressure to prepare for something ahead or the pressure to keep up with time or with others. But it is disastrous to an entire culture. You have to prepare for the coming winter, or the coming monsoon, or the coming dry spell. Even in Australia there are distinct seasons. This lack of awareness of time, prevented the Aborigines from advancing, so that they were completely unprepared for the arrival of the Europeans.

[@sidhantsharma9961]

That's a common misconception when people first hear of this idea. In no shape of form is this concept telling you to stop planning. Plan, but plan right now, in this very moment. Don't let your mind go to 20 different places, be here and do your work. This not only increases focus but also betters the quality of life.

[@dyscotopia]

This tracks well with the Buddhist idea that that which gives rise to being, which is our fundamental nature beyond karma or action, is non-being, or emptiness, which is absent of nothing and, by correlation, eternal abundance.

[@zenjigaming3342]

Buddhism is a part of Santan dharm focusing on philosophy of life, yoga, meditation and not deities worshipping, puja etc.

[@domovoi_0]

Namaste! Important to remember that this is true for our limited human existence which is trapped by our senses and not true for our liberated soul existence which can ascend dimensions. Love and blessings!

[@ThePetibonum66]

Hey, im very interested about what you just wrote, can you expand on it more please ? I would like to learn more about this human/soul condition

[@marjoryrainey73]

Me too!

[@soloforce6187]

Listen to Ramana for clarity. Lots of videos out there on Ramana and peoples experience

[@domovoi_0]

@@soloforce6187 yes I have and have read his books and visited his aashram. Right now I am a fan of shunyamurti of sat yoga institute although he is a grifting narcissistic, he is very knowledgeable and explains in a modern context very well. You guys can check him out. Thank you!

[@averyintelligence]

This is fascinating

[@user-rz3iz5ly9z]

Thanks you pinned Asangohan 🙏🙏

[@ChristianSt97]

was thinking about the nature of time the last three days and now you publish a video about it. Nice! Thank you.

[@neildutoit5177]

I was thinking about it now ;)

[@ChristianSt97]

@@neildutoit5177 exactly

[@terencedonovan5254]

​. I will think about it

[@laisa.]

In the beginning of the video we hear how everything always exists, as it can never disappear. Then later we hear how much knowledge has been lost from older cultures. So which is it?

[@sidhantsharma9961]

The truth is always there. But 99.99% of the people are living in untruth, hence terms like “lost and found” have to be used.

[@robertomarquez9493]

The candle of my soul is ignite, is on, is burning. THANK YOU WOW!!! 😇😀😀😇

[@embahbornolaparn]

Brilliant . BEYOND WORDS! .. Exaggerated Pictogram's & Eneagram's ... Refreshing NOW!

[@micheleleech8128]

This is fascinating. I am looking forward to understanding more of Aboriginal Culture. It is important for humanity as a whole to learn from the Aborigines how to live with the land in a harmonious way.

[@Tubulous123]

Thank you!!!

[@mikey6214]

The problem is we don’t have a single word that defines this concept of none time. This is because it is very difficult for us to understand or imagine none-time. The word “now” is the best and only word that we currently have.

[@mikey6214]

If you had the ability to travel in time(as we know it) as easily as blinking an eye, then you would have a better understanding of none-time. Since everything would be accessible to you at the blink of an eye.

[@jp-jb1bw]

Cyclical continuum...

[@abhattab]

In a block universe being a conscious observer means activating “time feature “ .

[@mikey6214]

@@abhattab When “potential” is experienced, creation happens. Some people say we live in a matrix, or a holographic universe. A better analogy would be, that we are living “as a reflection”. As a reflection of infinite timeless potential.(the ONE) ONE cannot know the color of ONE’s eyes without observing ONEself in a reflection. Until then, only the potential of color exists. The reflection gives the illusion that two exist, thus giving ONE the ability to observe itself. To experience, to bring into existence, to realize the color of ONE’s eyes. Creation, is “potential” realizing itself into existence, through reflection. “TIME” is the mirror, or feature as you say.

[@Nonreligeousthiestic]

Deeply interesting and inspiring, particularly after being immersed in the writings of Indian Spiritual philosopher Jiddu Krishnamurti.

[@humanjustbeing_]

If we are not experiencing it all first hand, there is a window or a middle-man inbetween us and it. Either we are following teachers or scriptures, we are following just another feeling towards the same thing that we are experiencing ourselves right here in this now, in our slightly different but still same imperfect now. And when learning any kind of passed down information no matter where on the spectrum of truth it is ranging, we are by doing so un-learning ourselves to put ourselves under & add on someone else's innerstanding, which with time are going to make us, our inner being, into more of a copy than an actual self. Life is live, feel, learn and re-remember and the life that we live is the teacher itself, where by living it we should be growing into living books of knowledge, if we actually live it for ourselves. We are both the teacher and the student, as we are both the observer and the one who project the whole moving picture that we see infront of us and dive into each new day when we open our eyes and the camera is again for us, rolling. On top of this, we are each others mirrors as well, reflecting all that greatness but also all that inner work that we should be doing. So really, we should be grateful for all interaction with life as there is a teacher in absolutely everything. When breaking it down, all we truly have is our energy and together with our energy all we truly need in this life is good health, good morals and a fine-tuned instrument, as in us, to express ourselves properly with, in order to free our minds. Let the caged bird fly. Follow no one who wishes followers but the one's who encourage you to live your life for you and to walk your own path. Only by doing so we'll truly know who we are and what we are truly here for. We have it all, need only ourselves and we need no middle-men to stay connected to source. We are all born out of it and were given a slightly different perspective to take in the experience with for a reason. So not to fall for false light. Saying that though, one can not escape what one are not first aware of. We are all god's until it finds a way to change the mind. 🌄

[@glennt222]

Soran on Star Trek solved it when he said "Time is the fire in which we burn."

[@baronmallet]

Or as the True Buddha said burn the logs of desire to reveal the fire of enlightenment.

[@sudarshanbadoni6643]

❤ The title ASSNGOHAM of video in sanskrit itself is fantastic and self explanatory is stating that past present and future are not linear being detached by itself. The important thing is we enjoying illusions as tapestry of thoughts dreams imaginations and prakriti outside and celebrating that as song lines or symphony performances or rituals are all part of our lives as common people is okay. The world of deep thinkers seers and enlightened minds is different and respected by masses regardless of boundaries and textures and thus we are soothing and nothing at the SAME time depending on our thoughts. THANKS

[@angusarmstrong6526]

This is fascinating and important, should be more widely appreciated.

[@celestialsynchronization8394]

super interesting

[@zaccconnell]

Here for the all our mobb They can take our skin colour but they will never take our history. Dunghutti ❤️

[@thebeardedseeker5633]

Maybe we should think of the future as "the now that may be" and the past as "the now that has been".

[@ycdbralai]

🤔 Is it possible that knowledge "can be lost" OR is it just "invisible" to some levels of consciousness? 🤔 🌱🌻

[@skifihls6858]

Great video. What are the song titles?

[@amanda4sss]

Amazing

[@kamesh5846]

It's true from Ramana Maharishi's point of being. Going by his testimonial will serve as a good anti-anxiety pill for a spiritual seeker trying to figure out existence. Listening to his words will not make one enligtened. Unless all questions and doubts about one's existence drops off one is bound to suffering. As existence is a live phenomenon and all knowledge is always of the past, no matter if they are profound or non sensical. To be completely aware of the ongoing live phenomenon is enlightenment and no matter what words of wisdom one may hear, unless one dwells into existence nothing is bound to alter.

[@thesharkormoriantm274]

No culture existing today is older than another. We all come from 14 billion years of cosmic history (of which the last 3.8 billion are of organic Earth life and of those, 2.5 million are of human evolution) we just have evolved trough different paths. This said, this video was extremely interesting. I ask you to put your sources in the description so that anyone interested (including myself) can dig deeper into the topic.

[@davidbenyahuda5190]

Do you really think that a group of people who have no history of inventing civilization and culture on their own are qualified to tell us how long the universe has been in existence? I'm white and I say so is one hell of a drug 😂😂😂.

[@bethanyhunt2704]

Indigenous Australians understand and can read the cave art from 50,000 years ago: Europeans cannot read the cave art from the same time. This is what it means to say Aboriginal people have the oldest continuous culture on Earth. Of course cultures evolve and flow, but at some point a culture is so different to its past that it's a new one.

[@thesharkormoriantm274]

@@bethanyhunt2704 They certainly have a uninterrupted tradition of cave paiting since Paleolithic times. But only cave art. They certainly would not understand the languages their 50.000 year old ancestors spoke.

[@jarmbie2578]

How the fuck do you know??

[@jarmbie2578]

Give me your sources brother

[@dondurito187]

Very informative and interesting Kind of has some shared concepts with CTMU / Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe

[@barryj388]

I notice recent efforts to import the "First Nations" stuff from Canada into the Australian lexicon.

[@urbnctrl]

Ah yes, it is just what it is though. First Nations people is a good way to discern between precolonial peoples and colonist offspring

[@LivingDead53]

Yes, I do it naturally, and I see potential in it, but I'm sure someone else has had the time to figure out how you can look at a wall and think that you've been looking at it for 4 seconds when you've stared at it for 5 hours. That's extreme.

[@user-vu1lb6qb3z]

Hugh Evans in his "Origin of numbers" explains how ancient British can be used to desipher Hyroglythics. Gosford NSW Australia has what the translaters called proto dynastic hyroglyths. Contemporary phonetics almost identical to Tamil Nadu, The oldest culture India (eastern Abasynia Ethiopia). Referencing Emmanuel Velicovzki's work and Rama Setu stories of sealevel rise and cataclysmic destruction. Way better than big bang. Roger Spurr Mud fossil University largest storytelling 12 dimensions mrastrotheolgy. Excluding indigenous from 1950s left gap in whites text books up till now, Electric universe because Jesuit's invented globalism. Papal bull and referendum on Charlie's royal metals. Lithium mining in wetlands.

[@homefrontforge]

Time is an ocean. We are merely waves rippling through it.

[@mohnjarx7801]

The aboriginals don't use direction like "left, right, up, down" either.

[@jasminegoin5006]

Subbed

[@univibe23]

The Aboriginal conception of time has parallels to modern quantum theory. Their understanding of time as non-linear, it express itself as either visible or nonvisible. That's a pretty complex view of time for a so-called primitive people. I was reminded of Schrödinger's cat thought experiment which demonstrates the conundrum of probability.

[@fredmench4552]

The big bang hypothesis does not suggest that there was nothing then something. It proposes that the universe has expanded rapidly from an infinitely tiny, hot, and dens central point, kind of like an explosion in laman terms hence the misnomer big bang. Time is relative to matter so if all matter is infinitely condensed, time is too argo a concept of before this big bang does not make sense, but it didn't come from nothing.

[@verstrahlt1907]

I understand and like the idea about/of the eternal now… it is similar than in Hinduism. But, how do you know - how much did they remembered?

[@morganlake41632]

So much wisdom we need from Paleolithic societies - thank you for your efforts to report it. We this information, we need their values to shape a sustainable society. What were/are the values of Aborigines Aussies?

[@Itsyrm8]

To us, the modern people, time is for scheduling and business. Hence the "Now" is perceived in a distorted way the least, we cannot truly live it. We get it wrong, no matter how many books we read or how many utube vids we watch so we might understand. I am v proud of myself cause the very 1st questions i had in my life, like by the age of 6 ,were about "Nothingness" and space objects. I asked my teacher. Of course she totally ignored me, as if i wasnt even there! She continued with the questions of my fellow pupils. I was quite disappointed i renember..

[@srikantankckc1305]

Only you found it solving because of your exposure to ancient concepts.First Nation people have least life burdens and least life concepts.They proved living to the core simple.still you made them high.great🙏

[@jerryweber1768]

How can they have 2 volumes of Oxford dictionaries sized info in their heads when their language consist of 50 words?

[@S.M.E.A.C]

There isn't a single tribe in the country that only has 50 words. Drongo.

[@emlvee]

Hello. Love this. As pointed out this knowledge is in danger of disappearing. So I appreciate your effort in passing it along these modern internet songlines. In Canada, "Indigenous People" or "First Nations" are umbrella terms (among others), for people who's ancestors were on the land before the arrival on colonial settlers across the country. But locally, in each region, these people have specific names for their people and nations. Is that not so in Australia? At the top there was mention of 250+ nations, have the names of these nations been erased? And is there an umbrella term that folks in that part of the world that unite those many separate cultures? Hardly anyone in Canada says, "First Canadians" anymore because it's understood that Canada is a colonial construct that Indigenous People predate. I noticed that most of concepts outlined in the video that were attributed to Australian Indigenous People were in English. Are the native names of these ideas also erased? I'm just curious because I don't know and also if these were choices. One last thing, did you already make a video detailing the concept of Beginner's Mind? I feel like a lot of people in comments might find it useful. Thanks for your work! Peace from Tkaronto.

[@emlvee]

Oops, just caught this: ,"often translated in just two of the 250 plus First Nations languages as Tjukurrpa or Alcheringa." Cool. Any other terms?

[@starcel333]

they are called Aboriginal Australians and the names of these nations are still well known in each location, and many people recognise these names and acknowledge that we live on Aboriginal land. i know that a lot of Aboriginal languages have died out over time but people are trying to preserve them

[@admanistansheridan1826]

Yaama maligaya. Many languages have been destroyed in 250 years of cultural genocide. The strongest languages exist where the colonists didn't see the land as valuable. My Gamilaroi language was wilfully extincted, it is now being resurrected. Look at the Wiradjuri concept of yindyiarma and get a concept of black fellas and country. Maruba.

[@mohnjarx7801]

In all honesty, I think the big bang theory is more fantastical than most ancient origin stories

[@neon_Nomad]

Always has been; always will be.✌️💚🤗

[@siphomzinyane3696]

Nothing new under the sun ☀. Om = Home, (Earth - Heart) 🤔 is all about what you do now, what you see has already happened in your mind. Energy = gene = Air = Mind / memories

[@sonarbangla8711]

Australian Aboriginals were the first homo sapiens well versed in 'meditative wisdom', so much so that they even understood Einstein's concept of time, tat the past and the future is frozen in 'now'. Their idea of dream time is one of deep philosophical significance.

[@frankcastel3239]

Interestingly these conceptions are slowly being supported by the scientific community.☮🕊

[@Demosophist]

The "beginning of time" was the appearance of a rotating crescent on Saturn because it was backlit by our current sun. This progression allowed the indexing of time. Creation stories are generally not about the emergence of time, but about a kind of phase shift in the life of the solar system that was cataclysmic. Clearly this could not have been a story about the beginning of everything, but a reference to specific witnessed events which became an archetype.

[@MajumderRimon]

Mass/energy can neither be created nor destroyed

[@utopiac679]

Guru Nanak Dev Ji said this hundreds of years ago. IK OANKHAR (we are all one universal consciousness) Sat Sri Akaal (“God” is Truth) ✌️💜🙏