What causes wellness | Sir Harry Burns | TEDxGlasgow

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

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  • @anitastruthers1896
    @anitastruthers1896 Год назад +4

    16.06 what we need in this world is a compassion that stands in awe at the burdens the poor have to carry, rather than stands in judgement at the way they have to carry them. ☮️

  • @wellbodisalone
    @wellbodisalone Год назад

    16 minutes of knowledge!

  • @lennydunn2172
    @lennydunn2172 2 месяца назад

    fantastic speech Harry Burns

  • @Christoff070
    @Christoff070 4 года назад +3

    I think its important to clarify what he said at 9:55 about chaotic difficult circumstances leading to increased risk of ill health; that also doesn't mean that as parents we should wrap our kids up in cotton wool, either, that would be going to the other extreme. Children (and adults), ,need a certain amount of healthy stress called eustress to thrive and grow. Children need to run and play outside, and fall over, so they can learn to get back up again: this forms resilience for later life which is so important at dealing with so much. Rolling with the punches of life makes a much less stressful life and a healthier relationsihips.

  • @JohnWilson-tn3ez
    @JohnWilson-tn3ez 8 лет назад +31

    So much to learn from 16 minutes of knowledge and wisdom.

  • @mrmegabuckssongs
    @mrmegabuckssongs 5 лет назад +2

    Much better than I expected. Very good.

  • @denise2169
    @denise2169 3 года назад +4

    Having a close bond with at lease one family member or an emotionally stable parent… so important!

    • @davidisrael9412
      @davidisrael9412 3 года назад

      wellness, see the happiness in others, most important is God. this wellness in His peace in pursuit is found in a spiritual relationship with Jesus the Prince of Peace Isaiah chapter 9 verse 6= Isaiah 9:6. Then we have true purpose in life 'all is well with my soul' and we have the power to live in His forgiveness, friendship & amazing grace!

    • @davidisrael9412
      @davidisrael9412 3 года назад

      thanks again Denise

  • @sofierdblog
    @sofierdblog 3 года назад +6

    Great share, people need to know this, and take action.
    Universal Basic Income!
    "We need to look in awe at the burden the poor carry, rather than judging them for carrying it" 👏

  • @blackurtis
    @blackurtis 7 лет назад +6

    I would stand up as well. THANK YOU!

  • @chinookvalley
    @chinookvalley 5 лет назад +23

    I suffer from anxiety and depression. I get my smiles and warm and fuzzies when I can volunteer and help someone who might be in a worse place than I. If you see things that need fixing, then maybe that is your calling to get to work and do the repairs yourself. You will be amazed what helping another human being, or animal, or the planet - without any expectation of a reward or payback - can do for you and your own self esteem.

    • @Christoff070
      @Christoff070 4 года назад +2

      Exactly. Its humbling to help others less fortunate too. And humility is a wonderful quality to cultivate.

  • @DavidMilliganLvss
    @DavidMilliganLvss 10 лет назад +24

    This is my dream. To have a Scotland filled with people with a purpose and who flourish through that purpose. A people that have self worth and self esteem. The very idea of it excites me. Ever figured how to fix the deep seated problems of the people in West Central Scotland? Sir Harry Burns has bottled it.
    I'm a campaigner for Scottish independence and if we want this to happen within our lifetimes then the perfect way to give this a shot in the arm is to create a fairer more equal society that connects with the individual. The only way logically and pragmatically is through independence and a financial de-coupling from the union.
    Sir Harry Burns, I don't know if you favour independence but you certainly talk like us. We have a dream and that dream is achievable if we're single minded enough.
    Kindest regards,
    David Milligan Lvss
    PS My wife is a Health Visitor (Lesley Milligan) and it is she who drew my attention to you.

    • @scottsofardlair13
      @scottsofardlair13 6 лет назад

      The Scottish Republic is just another form of MBD. I hope your condition improves over time.

  • @angelica6560
    @angelica6560 3 года назад

    Such a great man

  • @johngillanders9694
    @johngillanders9694 6 лет назад +11

    Amazing talk, thank you!
    Great to see people looking at the bigger picture!

  • @ceciliaortega9205
    @ceciliaortega9205 5 лет назад +2

    Wow thank you very much!!. Everything you have just said is so true, we human beings sometimes forget that the answers to the problems in daily life have the simplest answers but with media, tv, intenet etc we get so distracted that it is getting dangerous. THanks God Ted has helped us and has given people meaning in helping themselves thus others. Thank you! :)

  • @Vivvy777
    @Vivvy777 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you

  • @dr.gregoryburzynski6836
    @dr.gregoryburzynski6836 4 года назад +4

    What a fantastic talk! Thanks for sharing so much knowledge!

  • @abigailpip112
    @abigailpip112 6 лет назад +4

    Please, not only Scotland. Poor people everywhere should get this type of caring, for the sake of the next generation.

  • @lordcypher9483
    @lordcypher9483 5 лет назад +20

    Friedrich Nietzsche said it first: “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”

  • @winifredadeboye686
    @winifredadeboye686 7 лет назад +4

    What an interesting topic

  • @eldaytripper2
    @eldaytripper2 8 лет назад +31

    We must address early brain damage caused by poor parenting and environmental poverty in the early years. It is almost impossible for young people to fully recover from this (usually unintentional) abuse.

    • @michaelroseagain
      @michaelroseagain 8 лет назад +3

      I feel that too, but the fact that Phineas Gage did manage to recover, after getting a good, regular job (driving a stagecoach across Chille) should give us some hope for education and progress for adults. Early interventions are vital, but let's not give up on the young adults.

    • @scottsofardlair13
      @scottsofardlair13 6 лет назад +3

      The adolescent brain has less neural development between the pre-frontal cortex and other centres until it ages somewhat. This essentially makes for a reduction in self-control behaviour and potentially poor choices. The pharmacodynamic approaches are fraught with side-effects and negative outcomes. This is a big problem for society.
      Do we install more rigid value systems on our kids instead of allowing them to perhaps choose wrongly?

    • @movingup2118
      @movingup2118 4 года назад +1

      Until this is taught for all adults then it will continue to happen i am a better parent than i was at 20 through education of childhood development

  • @pointparasai_music
    @pointparasai_music 4 года назад +3

    I wrote about this in 2006 in a proposal for my final year project at university related to a lack of sense of Scottish cultural identity and autonomy as a contributing factor in what was called "The Scottish Effect" by Mac Armstrong. My proposal was rejected and I did a load of bollocks about reasoning just to get my degree (BSc Hons Psychology). Two years later I sent my proposal to Dr Phil .... Surname forgotten...never heard from them again.

    • @fireblade9781
      @fireblade9781 2 года назад

      man that's terrible that they rejected it. i would love to read your project though.

  • @Musika1321
    @Musika1321 3 года назад +2

    I wept listening to this. Not because what is suggested can’t be done but that we are seven years on and in all truth - not much further forward. All these wonderful people, policies, events, conferences etc all the grassroots organisations eeking out funding...we try to do all this within a capitalist, neoliberal system that lacks compassion, it lacks the will to listen and act for those who need it most. It is itself pathogenic.
    Those of us with a focus on the eradication of poverty and ill health, the good society, we will keep working away...Someone has to fight the fire, but we need a huge shift away from that which keeps us all so busy with coping that we can’t do the deep caring that is so badly needed.
    Seven years on...what will the next seven bring? It cannot be more of the same.

  • @johnrobbins9928
    @johnrobbins9928 4 года назад

    To experience the energies of wellbeing in the moment only requires the desire to experience them.”
    John A. Robbins

  • @Daria-ew5gs
    @Daria-ew5gs 5 лет назад +1

    Love it! 💛

  • @docsaira
    @docsaira 8 лет назад +2

    very apt

  • @miraim-b5572
    @miraim-b5572 7 лет назад +2

    woooow 👏👏👏👏

  • @michaelisrael5539
    @michaelisrael5539 7 лет назад

    These presentations spark your attention. When President Johnson called for a war on poverty in 1965 about 15% of the U.S.population lived below the poverty threshold, today the number of people in poverty is only slightly less, about 13%. Do we have a defined dependent class despite the trillions spent on addressing the social determinants of health? Are the policies of those politicians running our inner cities creating a never ending cycle of high crime, poor education, high unemployment and poverty? Rather than simply perceive the most vulnerable as victims of societal neglect, the inference from these videos, is there some accountability on the part of the patient?

  • @JoAnnaMcKaymhaadvisor
    @JoAnnaMcKaymhaadvisor 9 лет назад +2

    #Abest #presentation I have heard in a very long time!!! #Inspired yes completely. In some of the regions I have worked we have come to the same place - to living the root causes of #wellness and then we wandered off, seduced by models and such; and now we are also returning. Loved every minute. Sir harry (DR) is a #charmingscientist Thank You. #returntowellness

  • @thebluesuit3096
    @thebluesuit3096 7 лет назад +3

    Nice

  • @littlefoot-od9xj
    @littlefoot-od9xj 5 лет назад

    Why does that gave such a small viewers number. We learned about that concept in school

  • @camillaellekvist233
    @camillaellekvist233 4 года назад +1

    ❤️

  • @johnwhite.762
    @johnwhite.762 3 года назад +1

    The 40 thumbs down need to attend with Dr Burns and have their thumbs surgically re-positioned into the Up position.

  • @sidbaldaro4434
    @sidbaldaro4434 2 года назад +3

    as typical of TED Talks.. a really important problem is highlighted but they fail to address the actual root of the issue, you can't hope to really break the cycle mentioned within a system of capitalism. To solve all of the issues mentioned (education, health and wellbeing etc) systemic change is needed.

  • @banzobeans
    @banzobeans 3 года назад

    14:41 Greg Boyle and Homeboy Industries

  • @antoinettemugar3461
    @antoinettemugar3461 8 лет назад +3

    Can you please come to Baltimore, MD and present this to uneducated URBAN mothers, who are ruining their children's future......PLEASE!!

    • @bethchristensen1560
      @bethchristensen1560 7 лет назад +8

      Your comment goes against the quote he gave at the end. You are there so what are you going to do about looking for ways to reduce or eliminate the barriers that are stopping them from having a better life?

  • @MrDBrownie
    @MrDBrownie 7 лет назад

    Why can't I find this on the TEDx site US or Glasgow...not there?

  • @yakidin6330
    @yakidin6330 3 года назад

    GOD

  • @Aluminata
    @Aluminata 9 лет назад

    We do well to remember ; there are no "smokers" - cigarettes smoke - people just suck on them. Yes.