Alan Watts: Understanding The True Nature of the Self "I"
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Alan Watts explores the timeless question of the true nature of the self: "Who Am I". Through his signature wisdom and wit, Watts dismantles the illusion of individuality and separation, revealing that our sense of identity is deeply intertwined with the universe itself. He challenges the common notion that we are isolated beings, encouraging us to recognize that we are not separate from the cosmos but expressions of its ongoing flow. By understanding this, we can transcend the limitations of ego and discover a deeper connection to all that is.
Get enlightened on this journey of self-discovery as Alan Watts unpacks the transformative idea that you are not a mere spectator of the universe, but an essential part of its unfolding. Learn how embracing this truth can lead to inner peace, unity, and a life lived in harmony with the whole.
Topics Covered:
The illusion of the separate self
How we identify with thoughts and ego
The universe as an extension of our consciousness
Transcending individualism to embrace interconnectedness
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What question would you ask God?
The only question I would ask 'can you Good God give me your True Name, true loving devotion and loving praise forever to You Only, none other forever .!!!
The fact they all laughed at the stomach being more important than the brain just proves this statement correct.
I wouldn't ask a question because it'd be futile. No matter the answer, I'm sure I'd have at least one follow up.
@@theunseenstevemcqueen good point.
Am i gay?
@@JoaquinAmodio are you? 😂
Simply “Why?”, meaning it for everything.🤷🏼♂️
Is this his speech or AI using his voice on something he never said.
It's not AI
@@KingdomThoughtz thanks for responding. I like Alan.
Do the rest of the album or the new Pepsi center concert Enter sandman. It gets better... Doogie
I would ask how is existence possible? Nahhh , what's your favourite colour and could you show me?
I'd ask, "What does 'diddy wah diddy' mean?"
I'd ask what's the meaning of life... I'm still trying to figure that out.
@@TheGoodBooks-g3r Before you were born nothing was happening from your perspective. Now that you exist in the "eternal now" life's meaning is whatever YOU give it.
I’d probably ask what his pronouns are !
I'd probably ask which religion is the right one... If any.
@@shamarsamuels9424 If we all come from the One main source and we are all God, and God was before anything and all creation, then by default ALL religions are correct and incorrect simultaneously. It's whatever your Ego/self identity wants to believe. It's your choice.
@@justinmann9440 no they can't all be correct since they have wildly different claims
@@justinmann9440they would be correct based on their own perspective?
@@shamarsamuels9424 All humans have one thing in common, they have an imagination. The one that wakes up and says "I am" before doing any action is the one true God. God has no limitations, therefore all infinite possibilities are available to him. And all religions are a part of all infinite possibilities, each one can be contemplated.
@@theTranscendentOnes God has no limitations, none. He gets to decide with his eternal being which infinite possibility he wishes to contemplate. And through each possibility he can decide which religion is true at the time, making them all true and false simultaneously.