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  • Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024

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  • @Toomuch_xan
    @Toomuch_xan 2 года назад +333

    Surrender what you can't control and Max out on what you can!

  • @Lokesh-kb9ei
    @Lokesh-kb9ei Год назад +152

    I just realized I'm practicing stoicism without knowing anything about it prior. I came to this state of mind after facing a lot of disappointments and misfortunes in my life. I don't think people can start practicing stoicism by themselves only life experience can teach them.

  • @traveltheworld623
    @traveltheworld623 2 года назад +86

    1) accept what u can't change
    2) let go and go with the.flow.of.nature
    3) imagine your death .. death meditation .. (it will motivate u to strive for work as u will have a pov that life.is so short)
    4)

  • @anujkatre
    @anujkatre Год назад +61

    I used to be a stoic before but then I Discovered Bhagvan Gita ..the superset of all mindset

    • @otherside1279
      @otherside1279 Год назад +4

      For real, these modern stoic trend will soon be replaced by Bhavat Geeta

  • @yashdua5886
    @yashdua5886 2 года назад +84

    Recently discovered you and I must say your content and knowledge is just out of the box and just next level. The way you talk about stuff and explain things I just love that. Keep up the great work

  • @harshmalviya9826
    @harshmalviya9826 2 года назад +67

    Varun's not gonna read it but am far too happy to discover his work & thoughts !
    Trifecta of reality was just marvellous and the content on his channel is way beyond appreciable !💯🤝

  • @iamwho1038
    @iamwho1038 2 года назад +25

    A lot of things you said had been given in our Yoga and Ancient Indian Spirituality too...
    But yeah good to see other places too such thought process and philosophy converge.... Even many Eastern philosophies too it is present....

    • @divyanshusingh7124
      @divyanshusingh7124 Год назад +3

      Yes but the assumptions are different.

    • @mrapricity
      @mrapricity Год назад

      Best Example- Adhvaitha Vedanta's application to life leads to this stoicism..

  • @uberrrmensch
    @uberrrmensch 2 года назад +14

    Here's the chronology
    22nd April- I ordered Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
    29th April- I watched your first video and subbed(my fastest subscription, i never subscribe channels after just watching one vid)
    30th April- The book gets delivered
    1st may- I'm watching this vid

    • @brunchsesh
      @brunchsesh Год назад

      5th June 2023, Whats the update?

    • @rahulvats95
      @rahulvats95 Год назад +6

      He is a stoic now so he doesn't care about commenting about the book or even the book.

    • @sreejit2100
      @sreejit2100 Год назад

      ​@@rahulvats95😂😂

    • @ariseravi
      @ariseravi Год назад

      ​@@rahulvats95I do not feel anything emotionally to reply you but I'm still replying because, go with the flow.

  • @adleta4171
    @adleta4171 2 года назад +3

    Tbh I am a very satisfied, uninterested, not influenced person who does not want anything from life.. now watching your video I realized there is too much of stoicism in me.. I didn't know the word but I knew how I am functioning. And this completely acceptance of situation of life is also not a good thing because this led to me disinterested in my own life and don't wish to live life because there is nothing to achieve it as I am already satisfied of everything... So actually I am trying to think opposite of what u are proposing.. I am trying to unaccept and change my circumstances and be more curious and trying to set small goals for myself.. trying to be little passionate about things than before.. trying to engage in my life and exploring new things.. I think thats the difference between a passionate and not so passionate person, a pessimistic and an optimist person .. beacuse for u Stoicism is a life changer Philosophy but for people like me opposite of that is what I need .. I think this is because passionate people are too restless they want to accomplish and concern new things while I am always in rest which sometimes makes me frustrated

  • @kapiljangpangi89
    @kapiljangpangi89 Год назад +3

    "The world is nothing but change. Our life is only perception." - (Book four) Meditation

  • @Sh1vam18
    @Sh1vam18 2 года назад +5

    The way you explain subject is awesome, i tried to understood it earlier but couldn't do it. Kudos

  • @allurikrishna
    @allurikrishna Год назад +3

    There is a fly on your coke can at 5:25. You can't change it now.

  • @Shhhh463
    @Shhhh463 Год назад +8

    1. Acceptance for freedom of mind
    2. Don't try to control the things out of your control
    3. Write-outlet as punching bag

  • @Zephyr56752
    @Zephyr56752 Год назад

    Stoicism is bad for humanity but really good for one's peace of mind.

  • @balgondapatil
    @balgondapatil Год назад

    Sages already defined this so called stoicism with state of sadhana with equal reaction to all kind of situation

  • @drpriyeshmaharana
    @drpriyeshmaharana Год назад +1

    I just found out that I practiced stoicism without even knowing about it... Thanks for the perspective

  • @DesiStoic
    @DesiStoic 2 года назад +5

    And if any one wanna know more on stoicism, you have your own "Desi Stoic" 👋🏻

  • @nidhipgupta4462
    @nidhipgupta4462 Год назад

    6:36 i think i can describe what you're describing better. its not about not feeling sad or angry but to feel it in its entirety and focus on it and remember exactly how it feels so you slowly become comfortable with it. you seperate emotion and action and simply becomee comfortable with the emotions you do feel instead of suppressing them. just sit and observe your emotion and exactly how it feels and instead of suppressing it focus on it as much as you can and you'll start accepting and processing emotions in the best possible way

  • @yogeshgehlot1976
    @yogeshgehlot1976 2 года назад +5

    We have read similar philosophy in childhood in Kabir's poem.He celebrated death of his son and all his bhajan somewhat explain the same thing.

  • @PulkitBhutani
    @PulkitBhutani 2 года назад +3

    Amazingly explained, Stoicism is a great way to live life.

  • @shivangisinghbodh
    @shivangisinghbodh 2 года назад +1

    Changing the perspective is a way to peace. 💆🏻‍♀️
    Thank you so much 👏😊

  • @ChrisBlunt-lb3cb
    @ChrisBlunt-lb3cb Год назад +1

    Not hate to anyone but Shree Krishn ji already taught us stoicism many many many years ago , we don’t need foreign authors 🙏

  • @ayushpariyani5899
    @ayushpariyani5899 Год назад

    As the saying goes - Hope for the best prepare for the worst

  • @hardikconilingus6569
    @hardikconilingus6569 Год назад

    Bhai ye wala bahut deep podcast tha.. adhyatam wale topic me bht se topics adhoore reh gaye.. please unko cover krna
    Unse pucho samadhi ke bre me unka kya khyal hai
    Unke life goals kya hai
    Unke liye sahi method kya hai life jeene ka
    Marriage ke bre me unka kya khyal hai
    Etc etc
    Please do a qna survey when he comes back again
    But in a nutshelll thanks for inviting him
    2nd best podcast for me

  • @abhishekkanojia2816
    @abhishekkanojia2816 Год назад +1

    the thing he said about joe rogan about equanimity was written in bhagvad geeta it self. Bhagvad geeta contain everything.

  • @sachinsashital4539
    @sachinsashital4539 Год назад

    Brilliant ! Rehash old, native wisdom and give it a big, foreign name, and our ever-distracted countrymen, always eager for some new crutch to grasp are game. But on the positive side, there is the hope that this just, might resonate and have some salutary effect on our people.

  • @tejaswi1995
    @tejaswi1995 Год назад

    Watching this video after AeVy TV. I can find a ton of resemblance in Achna’s and Varun’s delivery

  • @DEZAYN-t8n
    @DEZAYN-t8n Год назад

    I didn't knew that something like this existed. I have been doing it since childhood without knowing that I'm practicing stoicism.
    People call me crazy for always thinking worst case scenarios.

  • @Chryso5
    @Chryso5 Год назад

    thankyou for making such amazing and wonder ful creation had been going around with some frustration and this really told me why feeling much better now thankou for much time

  • @laugh6581
    @laugh6581 2 года назад +1

    Such an amazing video dude, thanks a ton, I really appreciate it

  • @kamilshaikh1602
    @kamilshaikh1602 Год назад

    these are the learnings I have picked with my life experiences, without knowing it has a name 🙆 so stoicism it is!

  • @rishavsatpati7715
    @rishavsatpati7715 2 года назад +7

    The whole stoicism can be relatable to the teachings of bhagwat gita..!
    And its amazing..

  • @darshanveershetty3233
    @darshanveershetty3233 Год назад

    I'm clearly a deep stoic. Thank you for talking about the aspects of this.

  • @ankitSharma-uo6zf
    @ankitSharma-uo6zf 2 года назад +2

    you changed your life by stoic philosophy, now I suggest vedanta philosophy to figure out who is 'you'..... whose life changed? who is that? You will say varun's life changed but who varun is? Is varun a name of body? mind? thoughts? emotions? memory? figure about who you are and everything will be figured out :)

  • @shabeerali1256
    @shabeerali1256 Год назад

    No matter what, you can't fill the void if you remove the only CONSTANT that innate human nature already recognizes.

  • @adarshaaman2843
    @adarshaaman2843 2 года назад

    I hope you can answer this. On one hand you are trying to practice stoicism in which ideally , you won't be unsatisfied with whatever nature is throwing at you , and on the other hand, you are celebrating the massive increase in life expectancy through human efforts (whose driving factor is unsatisfaction and hunger for more ) .
    So which side are you inclined towards ? I know you are into Stoicism to some extent but I am sure not fully, else you won't have wanted and worked for a better life probably.

  • @parthkumar7711
    @parthkumar7711 2 года назад

    You just made soo beautiful video covering the basics so nicely........i love Stoic

  • @samratghosh54
    @samratghosh54 2 года назад +3

    "the cheif task of a philosopher is to separate things that are in our control from the things that are not in our control"

  • @AyushSharma-et8st
    @AyushSharma-et8st 2 года назад +1

    The Cero soundtrack gave me a deja vu

  • @nakulshet
    @nakulshet Год назад

    Nothing is random. Your Karma decides your life. Which also means if we take charge of our actions 100 percent and consciously, nothing will seem random anymore.

  • @sashikumarreddy9081
    @sashikumarreddy9081 Год назад

    All time favourite movie.Songs, acting and story everything is awesome.

  • @mayur_je
    @mayur_je Год назад

    Therapy is expensive, so i watch this video.

  • @harshstudy488
    @harshstudy488 Год назад +1

    WTF DUDE 🤯
    I am practicing it since last 4 years without knowing I was in depression kind of state bcoz of COVID and backlogs and changes in life.
    So I started accepting them and weighting then down only mistake I did was overdo it and not focusing on improving it like in a day I used to think atleast 10 times i have backlogs ,I have work to do . But not do it rather write it get off with it and start wasting time but soon i realised this is not working and then after i started working on it with writing and that habit continue till date .

  • @K-mk6pc
    @K-mk6pc Год назад

    Thanks for the video. I am finding one of the biggest solution for life now.

  • @narenderchaudhary2926
    @narenderchaudhary2926 2 года назад +5

    If you have read geeta then you wouldn't need these philosophy

    • @sushil6509
      @sushil6509 2 года назад +1

      You need buddha too
      Believe me

    • @narenderchaudhary2926
      @narenderchaudhary2926 2 года назад +1

      @@sushil6509 I am a seeker not a believer

    • @radhikau1924
      @radhikau1924 2 года назад +1

      So true

    • @radhikau1924
      @radhikau1924 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/EIcjbXqZHAU/видео.html

    • @itriggerall6976
      @itriggerall6976 2 года назад +1

      Okay say which part of stoicism have in bagavth geeta??

  • @chaz-e
    @chaz-e Год назад +2

    Marcus had lots of pain in life and so he needed Stoicism as an anti-depressant, why do you need it Varun?

  • @varnikkaushik2402
    @varnikkaushik2402 2 года назад +3

    On this topic if you want to go deep you can read vedas too which tells you the permanent answers of youur questions

  • @AbhayRajKarun
    @AbhayRajKarun 2 года назад +2

    Those talking about vedas and bhagwad gita , sorry as an atheist I don't believe in soul or god so it won't really help me. Stoicism keeps god away from the talk and hence is better . vedas maybe beneficial for you because you can reason everything by saying it's god's will.

  • @guptaankush92
    @guptaankush92 Год назад

    We deserve a collab between Varun and TRS (Ranveer) after this video😃

  • @artisticcreature
    @artisticcreature 2 года назад

    happy that i stumbled on your page ,keep bringing up informative videos buddy.
    ps- comment box hit the century with my comment

  • @enlightoa
    @enlightoa Год назад

    You really added one more value in me , what to say no words bro. Just keep it doing dear . I think i want to meet you.

  • @nicolasmaldonado1428
    @nicolasmaldonado1428 2 года назад

    Dude, an stoic video with Goku. You got yourself a subscriber.

  • @siddhantraval9812
    @siddhantraval9812 Год назад

    It’s so much similar to the verses of Bhagwat Gita ..!

  • @mauryarty
    @mauryarty 2 года назад +3

    Great video Varun! If someone wants to get started with Stoicism, a good starting point is the book "A guide to the good life" by William B. Irvine

  • @siddheshbhosale4259
    @siddheshbhosale4259 Год назад

    This was so well put. Thank you! ✨

  • @ananthkrishv
    @ananthkrishv Год назад

    Following this for quite sometime now, without knowing the name for the same!

  • @nilaypatel413
    @nilaypatel413 2 года назад +1

    U are awesome Varun currently I m a college student ur videos just helps me alot

  • @AdityaSingh-ql9ke
    @AdityaSingh-ql9ke Год назад +1

    Bhai...seems like quite a lot of people (including me) practice these things without giving it a fancy name.
    Try Advaitha vedant ..havent read, but its teachings are very similar, probably better

    • @SandeepKumar-gk7sx
      @SandeepKumar-gk7sx Год назад +1

      Ya bro just advait vedant me isse bhi jyada philosophy likhi hai but it come from Vedas to inke liye religious ho jayega but stoicism bolne me kitna cool lag raha hai to usko hi follow karenge sayad advait vedant ka naam bhi na suna ho inhone 😢

  • @MadanMohan-fl8lo
    @MadanMohan-fl8lo Месяц назад

    Nice one Varun!

  • @shreechatane9215
    @shreechatane9215 2 года назад +1

    superb background and video !!

  • @whydoineedname4932
    @whydoineedname4932 Год назад +2

    I didn't knew about this but I do this thing lmao

  • @ujjwal3451
    @ujjwal3451 2 года назад +1

    damn, this was a really great video varun!

  • @champ_champ
    @champ_champ 2 года назад +1

    Varun is a gem

  • @venumuraharishetti5877
    @venumuraharishetti5877 Год назад

    I think all these philosophical approaches happened after Buddha's teachings. Stoicism us 3 century BC. Buddha time was 4 century BC. Buddha teachings foundation is Virtues. ( Called Sila ) and also emphasis on Meditation. Try to read and do research on Buddha teachings.

  • @mangatinanda
    @mangatinanda Год назад

    You must try Sadhguru Inner Engineering. My two cents: Stoicism feels like it's still on the surface. To dig deep and get to the core of who we are!

  • @timjames4306
    @timjames4306 2 года назад +2

    I also strongly believe in Stoic philosophy ✌️🙃

  • @pasupuletinitishsai3696
    @pasupuletinitishsai3696 2 года назад

    Thank you for the deeper insights on Stoicism!

  • @prakharsaxena5567
    @prakharsaxena5567 2 года назад

    Great insights varun bhaiya, Your content is awesome..

  • @bhowmiknidhi
    @bhowmiknidhi Год назад

    It’s a year old video but if you’re reading my message, please answer this. Am I manifesting low mode around me by meditating upon it?

  • @shaxter
    @shaxter 2 года назад +1

    Mind-blowing

  • @darshgolechha5345
    @darshgolechha5345 Год назад

    So much zen!

  • @yuvrajlal6097
    @yuvrajlal6097 Год назад

    Great message.
    However the average age of humans living until age of 40, 100 years ago is incorrect.

  • @loganlab1681
    @loganlab1681 Год назад +1

    Stoicism? I thought you were talking about some verses of Bhagwad Gita.

  • @nikitadesai9378
    @nikitadesai9378 2 года назад

    omg...so impressive....appreciate this

  • @syedsuhaibarshmalik1358
    @syedsuhaibarshmalik1358 2 года назад +3

    I am a student of Stoic philosophy since 7 years. I am happy that people are encouraging and using it to bring about a change in their lives. But there's a fair share of criticism and limits the this philosophy or any other as a matter of fact. Stoicism is basically a branch of asceticism and it is NOT for everybody.
    I would have loved the video if it came with the valid criticism that this philosophy has.

    • @sumitthakur1625
      @sumitthakur1625 2 года назад

      can u share some of the criticism and limits of stoicism which you are talking about .........

  • @chaz-e
    @chaz-e Год назад

    This will make you resilient in life, but if you don't feel elated about something positive then is it a good thing?

  • @shyambhalodiya9862
    @shyambhalodiya9862 2 года назад

    Loved it. Thanks you the crazy insights

  • @s_shiva
    @s_shiva 2 года назад +2

    I have unknowingly been stoicist

    • @radhikau1924
      @radhikau1924 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/EIcjbXqZHAU/видео.html

  • @11dsky78
    @11dsky78 2 года назад +1

    This is great video.

  • @someshkumar2373
    @someshkumar2373 2 года назад +1

    Whats the background music

  • @harshpandey3316
    @harshpandey3316 2 года назад

    Try reading Nietzsche, it will show you a different perceptive towards Stoicism

  • @RameshKumar-sz6pv
    @RameshKumar-sz6pv Год назад

    6:37 good point

  • @pranavgandhi9224
    @pranavgandhi9224 2 года назад +4

    This background music in this vedio is so peaceful....it was also in Cero2...I love it....CAN ANYBODY PLEASE tell me name of this background track???

    • @roshanbadaya2462
      @roshanbadaya2462 2 года назад +2

      no

    • @gurleen2443
      @gurleen2443 Год назад

      I really like the background music too and would love to know what it is.

    • @pranavgandhi9224
      @pranavgandhi9224 Год назад

      @@gurleen2443 track name is 'Calm Shores by Foreign Entity'

  • @harshit73
    @harshit73 Год назад +1

  • @legendnaveendelu7209
    @legendnaveendelu7209 Год назад

    Bhagavat Geeta. ❤❤

  • @avk91
    @avk91 Год назад

    Loved this one! Subbed in 1 min. Awesome 😎

  • @dikshantsiwach9118
    @dikshantsiwach9118 Год назад

    thanks for this much great video brother

  • @swanandpatil9675
    @swanandpatil9675 5 месяцев назад

    Acceptance is fine but being completely pessimistic and spreading fear in minds of people is not right every thing can be projected from a solution point of view if intented but the content is good I appreciate your efforts to raise awareness about AI and sharing your knowldege through your channel

  • @rahulsolankib
    @rahulsolankib 2 года назад

    Oh its too much positive to take

  • @arnabbangal766
    @arnabbangal766 2 года назад

    Money can't buy wisdom.

  • @sirrohit6268
    @sirrohit6268 2 года назад +1

    Varun you can do gaming we will love to see it please try heroic game

  • @__rao06__
    @__rao06__ Месяц назад

    5:36 anyone observed a fly on the coke

  • @rahulisgreat4911
    @rahulisgreat4911 Год назад

    So true

  • @jokersalley6853
    @jokersalley6853 Год назад

    He has been through pain for sure.

  • @Shivu1234abc
    @Shivu1234abc 2 года назад

    varun you should teach physics like for real children would never fear physics

  • @CodeWithSahilBatra
    @CodeWithSahilBatra 2 года назад

    Baba Varun 😂, btw love your content and loved the video !!

  • @manojkumar-to5gt
    @manojkumar-to5gt Год назад

    Have you ever got a chance to read and understand SrimadBhagavatgeeta. These are just one of shlokas present there.

  • @Not_Even_One
    @Not_Even_One Год назад

    Stoicism is child infront of vedant.

  • @bikumatre
    @bikumatre Год назад

    Why do you need greek/romans philosphers to tell you the same thing what bhagwat Gita and vedas have been saying since millenia

  • @santosh_mudragada
    @santosh_mudragada Год назад

    There is another similar philosophy called 'wu wei' means 'do nothing'...i can kinda relate both stoicism and Wu Wei