Michael Singer - Releasing the Complexity of Preference

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024

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  • @jkd6969
    @jkd6969 6 месяцев назад +12

    The world unfolds and you experience it!
    But i have made up my mind of how i want it to be!!!!!
    Now i will suffer for rest of my life!

  • @dmills7375
    @dmills7375 4 месяца назад +3

    "Anything that unfolds in front of me is the universe saying, may I have this dance?" 👍

  • @ClearlySoClear
    @ClearlySoClear 6 месяцев назад +4

    Thank you 🩵 please keep them coming 🙏

  • @Lovefrequently
    @Lovefrequently 6 месяцев назад +7

    Very beautiful. I’m excited to see life as it is and be the best me in the rendezvous.
    Take you♥️

  • @DemeteFarquharson-e1e
    @DemeteFarquharson-e1e 5 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you all

  • @isaa1431
    @isaa1431 2 месяца назад +1

    In this video (as in many of M. Singer's), it is argued that our preferences, along with our needs and desires, are a form of resistance to life and a cause of suffering, the result of programming that keeps us stuck in dysfunctional patterns. Personally, while I appreciate Michael Singer's perspective that surrendering to life is what is expected of us in this incarnation, regarding our passions (which wouldn't exist without preferences🤔), this alternative view resonates with me much more:
    Hobbies, passions, and inspiration can only come from the Source (God or whatever you prefer to call it).
    The Universe chose each one of us to be its medium to know and experience itself, among other ways, through our unique passions in their diversity - those things we are intuitively drawn to without knowing why.
    The example given is that of Michael Jordan, who doesn't just play basketball but channels basketball.
    The invitation, therefore, is to live our passions fully as a Divine experience. ✨🙇🏻‍♀️
    Truly, authentically beautiful.❣️
    ruclips.net/video/l4i32fffGv0/видео.htmlsi=RP_zCEA9JA-EtFTc

    • @SeatsofContemplation
      @SeatsofContemplation  2 месяца назад

      Thanks for your post. I'm about to watch the video you posted. But before I'm influenced by the video I wanted to post a few comments. I don't think Singer is saying we shouldn't be passionate about anything. I think he's saying we should be passionate about everything. And I think he would agree that if we are intuitively drawn to a particular hobby that we should pursue it. He would describe it as the Universe creating the moment in front of us. And I think he would agree that Michael Jordan channels basketball. He just recently used an example of a musician becoming one with the music. I think that's kinda the same. I think if you're clear inside then all of these passions will flow and you will channel whatever passion the Universe has placed in front of you. But if you have blockages, they will hinder this flow. It seems to me that passion is like shakti. It flows if you let it! .....I'm gonna watch that video now.

    • @SeatsofContemplation
      @SeatsofContemplation  2 месяца назад

      Wow, that was great. Thanks for posting the link. I think he and Michael Singer are saying the same thing. And I think it all comes down to the source of the inspiration. True inspiration comes from God (Source, Universe) and when you are not blocking it, it comes through, like in Aaron’s example about the musician and the soccer player. They were just naturally drawn to one activity and not the other. They were clear enough to allow the inspiration to come through. But when you’re not clear (when you have blockages), what you call inspiration may actually be your personal self, trying to do whatever it can to make it okay inside. Aaron gave an example of this when he described the person who thought they could be happier in this terrible life by becoming famous. This example is the “preference” Singer says to let go of. It’s the mind saying, “I’m not okay inside. How can I make myself okay?”
      When Aaron talks about “getting out of the way”, he’s talking about letting go of personal preferences.
      Let me know if you disagree.

  • @shipramisra766
    @shipramisra766 6 месяцев назад +6

    Thank you for sharing 🙏😊

  • @bjb0808
    @bjb0808 6 месяцев назад +3

    So beautiful.

  • @stephyourgameup
    @stephyourgameup 6 месяцев назад +4

    Thank You Michael ❤️👏🏼

  • @KellySnow
    @KellySnow 4 месяца назад +2

    What happens when horrible things happen that I have trauma from? It’s hard to accept certain things that are ongoing for three decades with no resolution leaving is all broken down and sick and in pain….its hard to enjoy it when it’s all pain

    • @dmills7375
      @dmills7375 4 месяца назад +3

      Its painful because we don't let it pass through. Weeping may endure for one night, but joy comes in the morning. Newsflash: Trauma causes us to hold on to the pain, under the guise of preventing us from being hurt. It doesn't work that way. reality, we're just are just prolonging the pain.

    • @KellySnow
      @KellySnow 4 месяца назад

      @@dmills7375 that’s all obvious and no help…newsflash I can parrot the video myself I’m looking for answers to heal a broken family not to hear a parrot

  • @gregoryscott5111
    @gregoryscott5111 4 месяца назад +1

    What does he say before starting every time?

  • @IamTIIBOOZ
    @IamTIIBOOZ 6 месяцев назад +3

    Wow that hit deep!