@@jermainroberts361 There is a lot of difference sitting closed eyes in a cave unaware of whats happening around for long time and Sahaj Samadhi where a yogi performs all his worldly duties and responsibilities while remaining fully awake and aware perceving brahman in every one and everything.
Not necessarily the aesthetics of Roman architecture, but structure and construction methods. Just don't forget that Rome got it from somewhere, adding their own flourish, and that somewhere got it from somewhere else, adding their own flourish... Ultimately, nobody can truly claim ownership.
Truly beautiful
Just be here. Be in the space
Are you sure
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1:55 The greek word ''heili'' Watts is reffering at (in greek is written as:΄΄ύλη΄΄) means ''material'', not wood. 🙏
Isn't wood a form of material?
@@dongdo7168 isn’t everything matter?
@@JamesAlexander14 everything is everything
Hyle in greek is ύλη, that means matter not wood but it really the idea of what Allan says is the same so ..
Oh, I just commented the same thing, didnt see your comment. 🙂🙏
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Sorry but that constant breathing on the background is killing me. Can't focus on what he's saying.
a comment in another video said "could that guy in the back stop with the heavy breathing and jerking off"
Probably the microphone rubbing on his shirt
Roman architecture in Indian temples, I dont buy that.
Highest state is not nirvikalpa but Sahaja Samadhi.
i think it's the smell
@@jermainroberts361 There is a lot of difference sitting closed eyes in a cave unaware of whats happening around for long time and Sahaj Samadhi where a yogi performs all his worldly duties and responsibilities while remaining fully awake and aware perceving brahman in every one and everything.
Not necessarily the aesthetics of Roman architecture, but structure and construction methods. Just don't forget that Rome got it from somewhere, adding their own flourish, and that somewhere got it from somewhere else, adding their own flourish... Ultimately, nobody can truly claim ownership.
I tell you what I am Allah