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How Is Waking Up Different?
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2021
- In this lesson, Sam explains how and why Waking Up is not a conventional meditation app.
Listen to understand the thinking and purpose behind the content within the app.
Credits: James S Piper Photography
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- Gain immediate access to meditation practices and foundational lessons. Subscribe at the end of your trial to maintain full access.
ABOUT WAKING UP:
For beginners and experienced meditators alike, the Waking Up app is for anyone who understands that meditation should transform one's view of the world.
ENJOY THE FOLLOWING IN-APP FEATURES:
- Guided Meditations: Practice sessions for morning, day, or evening meditation, suitable for beginners, intermediate and advanced meditators alike.
- Introductory Course: A progressive, introductory course that will teach you the basic principles of mindfulness meditation, along with more advanced practices.
- Daily meditations: After completing the Introductory Course, you will continue your practice with our growing catalog of daily meditations.
- Lessons: Listen to short talks on science, philosophy, and the nature of mind.
- Conversations: Long-form conversations with a wide range of teachers and scholars.
- A guarantee of satisfaction: Waking Up is risk-free. If you don't find it valuable, we will give you a full refund. No questions asked.
- Fair Pricing: While we operate a business, we believe that money should never be the reason why someone can't gain access to Waking Up. If you would like to use the app but truly cannot afford it, please email support@wakingup.com for a free account.
ABOUT SAM HARRIS:
Sam Harris is the author of five New York Times bestsellers, including “Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality Without Religion.” His writing and public lectures cover a wide range of topics-neuroscience, meditation, moral philosophy, religion, rationality-but generally focus on how a growing understanding of ourselves and the world is changing our sense of how we should live. Sam has practiced meditation for over 30 years and has studied with many Tibetan, Indian, Burmese, and Western meditation teachers, both in the United States and abroad. He received a degree in philosophy from Stanford University and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from UCLA.
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Well,I’m the one that meditation is not for me,doesn't work,and it's ALOB.Also been through some stuff along the way ( 35 years of heavy alcohol and drug use,homelessness, self-exile,depression,panic attacks,suicidal tendencies,self-harm ,to name but a few ) But then 9 months ago I gave it 10 minutes a day, and something happened, also Sam Harris did the unthinkable and gave me a year for free,and now,most certainly,I'm on my way to make the Universe better.Thanks a million Sam.
Wtf is alob
can't say i'm a big fan of sam's other work, but his guided meditations are the best i've come across in terms of actually drawing out observations, insights, and knowingness of consciousness and its hidden machinations
It’s one of the profoundly effective apps to practice meditation. The fact that Sam is doing with so much rigor and dedication is truly appreciable.
Thanks Sam!
I’m profoundly grateful for the efforts of Sam Harris to help us see through the veil of everyday consciousness. His app has been infinitely helpful in my life and hopefully to the lives I touch as well.
Thank you for the amazing app. I hope you live a long healthy, happy, fulfilling life. 🙏🏻
Sam and Harari, these two are the greatest Intelectual living on the earth.
Not even close, great guys both of them, however, here's the correct answer.
For the plural we usually use the letter "s" in the end of the word. So "..are the greatest intellectuals.." would be more correct. Also you seem to have used an capitalized "I" here when it could not serve any possible purpose.
English is my second language too. I like English though and try to improve mine.
Ofcourse the sentence here is untrue, but it is understandable that you have such beliefs.
I am experiencing this app as the clearest communication of meditation and Buddhist psychology I have ever discovered. What a gift!
Can confirm.
great sir sam harris its helping a lot of people to fight depresssion
Hi sam. I love your app it's very informative and helpful. I wanted to make a request, can you consider a conversation with Dr. Tony Nader the head of Transcendental meditation movement?
Best app ever!
Without unlearning all the culture or "soft skills" we developed for living as a society in the past, we would not have the foundation of truth that is necessary to make progress into the future.
What will exist for ever is the change itself
Im finna down load it
I have heard about the risk of mental problems when practicing vipassana. How big is the risk of a dissociation that leads you into mental problems?
I wouldn't know statistics on it, but some descriptions of "enlightenment" do sound uncomfortably close to dissociation if you don't interpret it the right way.
I think the trick is remembering that the fact your experience is entirely created by your mind doesn't mean it's "fake"; or, at least, it being "fake" or "imperfect" doesn't make it less meaningful, nor does it change the fact that it's still the ONLY reality you'll ever have.
Heck, we can see that blurry interpretative line right here.
One can hear Sam telling us to "wake up", and think that "the dream" is our mental reality, and "waking up" means somehow waking up into another reality entirely.
But he directly states it: we CAN'T directly access the physical reality.
So where does that leave us?
The "dream about a prison", then, isn't the mental reality; but the fact we don't realize how much it is mental.
So, I think "waking up" is really about realizing that our experience will never be truly objective; realizing that it is a flawed representation of an inaccessible world, and will always be... and recognizing that, by staying conscious of that, you can see just HOW it's flawed, how it's warped by mental constructs to always push you in some direction or other, regardless of whether that direction is happiness or not.
Did TM for 40+ years. Sure, I got enlightened after just 5 to 8 years but I need a fresh enlightenment :) :)
❤
All right, I have decided to give this waking up stuff a chance. Not impressed by this first video, standard meditation school introduction: why other meditations are inferior, what my meditation is not, promise of some massive but vague reward. After a couple dozens teachers one becomes pretty critical. And a little skeptical. Moving on to the next video.
I see that it’s been a year, but I’ll bite. I’ve experienced the very thing Sam is talking about and it has changed my life in ways I didn’t even think were possible a few years ago. Do you still have specific questions or concerns?
i swear i thought the subscription is about $10
i caaaant
Hi I have a topic that hardly anyone brings up because they are a coward. And it's hard for me to get a platform to go over this topic because people are cowards. But it is an important topic. And since you believe in facts, science, biology, and you want topics that can get people to think logically, I was wondering if you could give me a minute to pitch this topic to you? If not what is the criteria for someone to be a guest on your program?
If it makes any difference I have a very popular page known as The Universe Galaxy.
Thank you
Sam wants us to experience greater freedom, yet in the app he says everything is predermined☺️ Just saying😀
There really is no contradiction there -- and seeing that fact is to a large extent what the course is about.
@@GetMeThere1 okay, can you explain more? How can one experience greater freedom if free will is nonexistent, and we aren't free to choose our course of actions?
@@sergeidadoyan2061 Sam does an excellent job of giving direct evidence that "we" have no freedom anyway, whether we agree or not. He does it by noting that the best description of "I" is surely "awareness/consciousness." If you then watch your thoughts carefully you can see that you are UNAWARE of your thoughts until they simply "pop" into your awareness. Thus, you are NOT the author of your thoughts. Furthermore, it's those thoughts which are "predetermined" by your "mind," your genetics, your environment, etc., and BELIEVING that you author them actually LIMITS your experience and consciousness considerably. Freeing yourself from thT delusion provides virtually infinitely greater "freedom" because you're no longer trapped in the world created by them.
I've come to realize that full off bogna
I surely will not accept any of Sam's advice without a lot of caution since he became completely deranged about Trump. If he can behave in such an insane way regarding Trump, that is sufficient proof that his meditation practice is a potential cause of a serious future derangement. Sam's getting off Twitter is a sign of his severe fragility. Sam, work harder on your meditation and reflect on the cause of your Trump derangement.
you are a great speaker Sam but you don't know anything more about living life than the rest of us. As if you have something others do not have. Its interesting that some human being thing they have something to teach that they think has actual structure. I have done my own meditation practice for years. Nobody wakes up on their own. "this entire human experience is an illusion" how can you claim anything is truth? you cant. its all a story. its all invention and imagination. You are a great guy but there is much you can never know.