It comforts me to know Jung existed

@AdamJWM

10 ай бұрын

He was one of the best humans ever. We are so lucky to have his works to read.

@ZenFpsx

10 ай бұрын

​@AdamJWM we needed it in his time, I'm sad I'm just learning now

@Galactic_Reflection

10 ай бұрын

He still does. 💪🏾

@Tinyflydeposit

10 ай бұрын

@@Galactic_Reflection yes, but he is no longer Carl.

@nykretus

10 ай бұрын

​@AdamJWM we are many like him, but ego is a problem before even listening to others

"Birth in the physical is death in the spiritual. Death in the physical is birth in the spiritual." ~Edgar Cayce, The Sleeping Prophet

@timothy4557

11 ай бұрын

Birth is when you take your first breath and death is when you take your last one. Both are physical.

@thetemplelaboratory

11 ай бұрын

@@timothy4557 Correct, and both are spiritual.

@prismonthethehorizon5793

10 ай бұрын

That's a awe inspiring quote!

@melaniestarkey7868

7 ай бұрын

Death is a form of labor pains to transform into something greater.

@KYRA_FX

6 ай бұрын

I understood this so well that it gave me goosebumps.

sometimes I think I’m crazy but then I find my viewpoints corroborated by great thinkers

@NarcatasCor

11 ай бұрын

Me too

@adonais81

11 ай бұрын

Oh you too?

@MikAnimal

11 ай бұрын

Even great thinkers can be wrong and are often crazy. It all goes to unknowing black

@Itsunclegabby

11 ай бұрын

It's funny. I'm being reintroduced to fantastical ideas I had as a child, only now some are of these idead are packaged as science now.

@christoronaldo7673

10 ай бұрын

Best feeling 👌

His eyes are so sharp at this age. You can see in his gaze how deep his mind goes

@hakanhallin3800

2 күн бұрын

shut up

Socrates said something similar about the Philosopher not fearing death because he/she finally gets to confirm what they have known.

@Rambo857

5 ай бұрын

He/she??????

@donmamon9263

5 ай бұрын

@@Rambo857The dying person, not just Socrates

@Rambo857

5 ай бұрын

@@donmamon9263 😅 I’m with ya

@panchoramirez2965

4 ай бұрын

Yes that passage changed my perspective on death. He talked about spectrums and if something isnt hot then it falls towards being cold, if something is high then there's also a low. With death surely it follows according to that logic because if i go to sleep then i must awake, and if im awake i must sleep. So If i am born then what was the spectrum I came from? And to die where does that follow?

@Hi-cu2vx

3 ай бұрын

@@panchoramirez2965I didn’t get any of that Ngl lol

"The human mind cannot be completely destroyed with the body , there remains something of it which is eternal ." - Benedict De Spinoza

They have existed always because we have existed always. I am convinced in not only an after life but also a before life.

@grantsmythe8625

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. We are eternal, meaning life before birth, life after birth, and life after death. NDE accounts are becoming rather common, with modern medicine, and we can learn a lot from them.

@winterroadspokenword4681

11 ай бұрын

Apparently you’re incorrect. This idea that reincarnation is real comes from past life memories, correct? Well, these memories, what if they are actually just you connected strongly to someone who has already passed? Who is around you? Physical people form codependent relationships with spirits. We don’t know it most of the time, but very sensitive mediums can tell. You didn’t live a past life, you’re just highly connected over one emotional wound or another to a spirit. Plus you’re more mediumstic than you think you are. But you don’t wanna see that fact either because of one emotional block or another. Fear of spirits, lack of self belief, lack of worthiness faith, whatever it may be.

@grantsmythe8625

11 ай бұрын

@@winterroadspokenword4681 You could be right. These things are so shrouded in mystery that one cannot definitively say one way or the other.

@OpenheartOneMind

11 ай бұрын

​@@grantsmythe8625 we are eternal, all this pain is an illusion 😤

@grantsmythe8625

11 ай бұрын

@@OpenheartOneMind It isn't an illusion or else we'd not grow as a result of suffering....and we do grow as a result of suffering. Illusions do not produce growth, repentance, change, judgement.

Jung a psychological hero..

Jung was connected to the divine source...

@Theanomaly369

6 ай бұрын

Well, you can be too, of you really want to...

@ArtnCultur

6 ай бұрын

Everyone is, Jung was among the few modern thinkers who felt it was wrong to deny something an existence just because it couldn't be measured. Patrick Harpur is one of the newer thinkers carrying the torch forward. His books are worth a read.

@justindensonvibes

6 ай бұрын

I'm starting to think he was sent by the Universe.

@Raydensheraj

5 ай бұрын

​@@ArtnCulturWhen it can't be measured or tested...it isn't science. Dreams or visions of the future? That's a "claim" not a verified reality. A bunch of mumbo jumbo from a time of vitalism and other refuted philosophical mumbo jumbo.

@ArtnCultur

5 ай бұрын

​​​​​@@Raydensheraj Jung discovered what he believed to be a non-causal phenomenon which cannot (by definition) be measured by causal methods. Yet he presents (in his books and lectures) examples of this phenomena in many of his patients and in cultures around the world, which were key in forming his view of an archetypal, symbolic and impersonal unconscious mind. Many, like you, use the current causal paradigm as damning evidence to tar and feather his work. Also - my comment was discussing existential matters, the nature of which (the sense of being, meaning, "suchness") categorically remains immeasurable yet touches every human being alive. Shall we just dismiss all the valuable books and ideas on this subject as mumbo jumbo?

People are skeptical about statements like his, but we've all had those very experiences in our own lives. Its not mystics, buddhas, prophets or witches, it's just us. We've all zoomed out at various points in our lives and seen the truth, but then we forget it. It's like when you wake up from a dream and watch the dream memory slip through your fingers like sand. I hope we all wake up for real

One of the greatest man....who respect devine things and science both......

Carl Jung is crazy deep bro. I only know some Jung from reading him but i never seen him speak. Thank you for showing this because his work comes alive seeing him speak. Good find

@anasaitoukansous4260

11 ай бұрын

Check out his whole interview it’s on youtube and it’s interesting

@MikAnimal

11 ай бұрын

It shows holes in his thinking. Projection of hope against reality. It’s cute tho

@coldcrush5921

11 ай бұрын

Hes got a 3 hour interview on here I was pleasantly surprised to find. A damn good one too. This is part of it.

@MetalFox95

8 ай бұрын

​@@MikAnimalholes in thinking are probably caused by language, won't explain any further because you didn't and I don't need to, but it's a lacan thing

@MikAnimal

8 ай бұрын

@@MetalFox95 definitely not language but blind spots or shadows on what he is perceiving in hopes of what it means. His hopes and assumptions about afterlife and what happens after death to be specific. Or do you mean the holes in your understanding? I mean if you wanna act cute then be cute, or in this case wanna be a smart ass then make sure your cerebral mass is up to the task. 🤷🏽‍♂️👍🏽💯

I guess we will all find out

@friendlyadvice2792

11 ай бұрын

And if the other side is true we may find out that we've done in many times

@MikAnimal

11 ай бұрын

Ur awareness will evaporate. U just become decoherent energy my guy

@MikAnimal

11 ай бұрын

I.r u won’t find anything

@joshuajames1998

11 ай бұрын

​@@MikAnimalya ryt as if u lived to tell that.. Shut the f up

@Apebek

10 ай бұрын

@@MikAnimal There is no empirical evidence that you have a conscious experience because nobody ever found it. Does it therefor not exist?

I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it. - Mark Twain

@georgedoyle2487

8 ай бұрын

I loved Tom Sawyer as a child. Twain’s views on the afterlife, like his views on Providence, varied throughout his lifetime, but his daughter Clara said of him: “Sometimes he believed death ended everything, but most of the time he felt sure of a life beyond.” (Phipps, William E., Mark Twain’s Religion, p. 304, 2003 Mercer Univ. Press.) His writings notwithstanding, several aspects of Twain’s life actually paint a picture of a religious man. Twain makes frequent uncritical references in his memoirs to his Presbyterian upbringing; his funeral was in a Presbyterian church (the Brick Church in New York); and he counted several clergy among his close friends. In addition, Twain considered his best work to be “Joan of Arc,” a reverential biographical account of a Catholic saint who exhibited all the human ideals Twain found so lacking in the rest of mankind. Twain’s father was a deist and his mother a Presbyterian and according to Twain’s daughter his letters represent a distorted view of his own personal religious beliefs and that his satirical style was adopted to highlight the religious dogma at the time and inspire Christians to challenge prudish superstitious attitudes. “I like Joan of Arc best of all my books; and it is the best; I know it perfectly well. And besides, it furnished me seven times the pleasure afforded me by any of the others; twelve years of preparation, and two years of writing. “ - Mark Twain

@belakhdaryoucef2668

3 ай бұрын

Idk i mean does something end the same way it started we can never know from your point of view 😅

@fodosintheses741

Ай бұрын

the only thing that I think about death is sadness sad of leaving the ones that you love, the thought of them missing you

@themediators5338

3 күн бұрын

Twain is wrong. He, along with every living creature, has been apart of some form of living consciousness since the birth of consciousness. "You were an itch in your dad's pants" as the saying goes. The state of existence before birth is not the same as the state of existence after death. Death is a severance from that stream of life. It actually baffles me quite a bit to hear people say things similar to what Twain has said.

@MatthewSwilling

3 күн бұрын

​@@themediators5338 Okay...? So you've experienced pre-birth, to be so factual. May I ask, what was it like? You know so much I beg to ask.

Jung's work helped me to realize that it is not I that is in denial and talk about things that I cannot prove. I've always known, what i felt and can see , started at the age of 6 now 48 years later am now able to explain the experiences, visions and dreams into the ability to articulate these experiences and explain how it works with my consciences. What an amazing spirit.

@GThomas-qq6mp

6 ай бұрын

Any dreams for the coming times?

@johnyboy3569

6 ай бұрын

@@GThomas-qq6mp yes. I've been having them since I was a child. I see many suffer and perish. I see brother fight brother. I see confusion and hate amongst the children. I see a divided family. I see famine and diseases from the filth that we have produced. I see control and manipulation. I see fire from our hands that will burn the human spirit. I also see warriors that take up the task in arms. I see a new family emerging. The family of The 1 that r 1 as they are that is what is our universe. I see a return to what is the reason that we r given the gift 2 carry on into the heavens as we have earned what is our divine right. The gift of power and the resources in our universe 4 everyone here and there. The power to continue in our journey of discovery and wisdom.

I hope jung can become mainstream

Dream and vision are not confined to space and time - I like this part

I can't believe we don't actually acknowledge how interesting it is we can dream what may happen in the future.

@drlax15m

15 күн бұрын

i’ve had a few “premonitions” and they’re a bit vague, but you have this unshakeable feeling and memory of them with key details until they happen, but when they do it’s such a smack in the face. one was a couple decades in advance, makes me wonder about the true nature of time and perception, like there are events so shocking in the relative future they somehow reach back for some reason and you perceive them in advance at a seemingly random time

I don't believe it's the end. But it's good to ponder which ever way you think my friends and make the most of this life here on earth. Be kind and follow your dreams!

Carl Jung was a maverick. A love Jung’s writing.

I’ve been going thru his work off and on for years. What a Titian of intellect and integrity

each and every beginning is also an end to something else, as is every end the beginning to something else. beginning and end are just two sides of the same coin, and that coin is called eternity. the coin can't spin without both sides.

@bricktea3645

Жыл бұрын

Well said!

@SalfordAmmies84

11 ай бұрын

🤯

@scottashe984

5 ай бұрын

Coin has 3 sides.

I wonder why there are no more scientists/philosophers like Jung. Science of today needs to accept the statistical outliers to explain the world completely.

@Dkthearn

11 ай бұрын

Amen brother they need to wonder again

@drejarg

11 ай бұрын

David J. Chalmers and Philipp Goff.

@MikAnimal

11 ай бұрын

He literally used statistical outliers to bullshit an idea with no traction in reality. Did u mix magic mushroomed juice for your coffee today bro or ya just slo?

@VedanthB9

11 ай бұрын

@@MikAnimal Define reality.

@BallBatteryReligion

5 ай бұрын

​@@MikAnimalmaybe I'm just a whimsical uneducated hippie but I genuinely can't understand your line of thinking. Even the science behind what small portions of reality we understand today once started as just ideas, theories. Someone had to be able to think in the abstract, come up with a theory then pursue it to find out how real it was. Are you saying any idea that can't be physically proven automatically has no value? Do you wish to eliminate wonder, imagination? Should we just take what's been proven as of today and eliminate all other avenues? Or are you specifically upset at Jung because he was allowed to publish his ideas and given a platform to speak about them? I wanna understand why you think this way. Because you're not alone and it comes off as resentful or people lacking in creativity and openness trying to denounce quintessential and profound abilities of the human mind because they can't understand it. Please, enlighten me.

C.G. Jung's work is the best in his field.

💫♥️💫♥️💫♥️💫♥️💫♥️💫♥️💫 it is in the knowing that gives us peace💫

Man, I wish I could talk with this man.

We all have experienced another life in one way or another..

@dhruvChessLover11

2 ай бұрын

Yeah because matter can't be created or destroyed . Whatever earth has given us ,We have to pay it back.

The real deal

@Owdaks

Жыл бұрын

Alchemists are charlatans, God is the real deal and you can't reverse engineer His mind.

@LEOTHEBULLY

Жыл бұрын

@@Owdaks care to elaborate?

@davidsantos1630

11 ай бұрын

@@Owdaks fisherman

I think of it like this, if we knew for sure we would spend eternity not learning anything, we grow faster experience a broad spectrum of emotions. Knowing for sure you're immortal would basically make you complacent

The only truthful answer is that no one knows what happens when we die. Why is that so hard for people to accept?

@wesleywashington1251

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for taking that stand so I don't have to. Frightened people will cling to anything that brings them comfort regardless of how unlikely it is of being true.

@wabalubadubdubdub

7 ай бұрын

​@@jrgenstorm6536what was said in the video is certainly not nonsense

@Damedogg246

7 ай бұрын

Just cause you don’t know doesn’t mean everybody doesn’t know if somebody was to tell you the truth to your face you’d probably not even believe him😂

@cubbles6801

7 ай бұрын

Sometimes, coincidence, as we like to call it, line up too well. Not for everyone sure, but personally, I'd like to Gno him, rather than believe. We don't believe in God the same as we do a table or chair because we cannot see its function, only analogies help make a proxy of God. like calling him the Source, Font, Single Beam of Light as the Egyptians believed. There's gold in this subject, only for the eye that cares for Gold

@jjevans1693

7 ай бұрын

@@Damedogg246 How many invisible supernatural beings watching over us do you believe in?

He was so intelligent and enlightened

Carl Jung, his words, put peace in my life. ❤

Fatherly figure only person who openly speaks about the things I deal with

Amazing man. Just amazing

I must admit that I love when he says "only ignorants deny these things". And yes, it is probably some angry shadow of mine that is happy to hear when someone calls ignorant to ignorants that insist they can grasp the unreachable reality only from a scientific and rational approach; those who calls sacred truths or occult knowledge as superstition. Ahh, thank you Dr. Jung, you reminded me I'm not a Saint, yet.

I know. I am light and always will be, father showed me.

Carol Jung is awesome

Jung was so humble and articulate

Death is not an end only a new beginning. There is no end, there is only temporary reprieve.

@Ethercloud

10 ай бұрын

@jrgenstorm6536 you can't even spell delusional.

@georgedoyle2487

8 ай бұрын

@jrgenstorm6536 “Delusional nonsense.” Edgy militant atheist alert!! The fact is that militant atheism is a cult movement hidden behind the cloak of “rationality” and scientism and materialism of the gaps that constantly uses anti religious Soviet hate propaganda left over from the Cold War, that is dishonest memes and buzz words to mock, badger and demonise anyone who challenges its myths and metaphysical presuppositions. It’s no different to debating a recruiter from the church of Scientology who just won’t leave you alone. The fact is that a strictly reductive materialism, atheism or philosophical naturalism, that is fatalism and epistemological nihilism is nothing more substantive than a culture of death and meaninglessness if you think about it rationally!! Atheism basically says that birth is an accident, life is ultimately meaningless, ultimately purposeless and absurd and death simply ends the absurdity and illusion that birth began!! Your world view, your absurdity, your existential crisis and your epistemological crisis not the theists!! Prove me wrong!! I’ll wait!! By sheer coincidence I’ve actually got two new brands of pen right here on my desk which i use for writing down ultimately meaningless and ultimately purposeless comments a (Richard Dawkins pen) and a (Edgy atheist Jrgenstorm Pen) they’ve got no point!!

@abel7741

8 ай бұрын

@jrgenstorm6536Delusional*

@Anthony-in6kq

7 ай бұрын

@jrgenstorm6536you believe it’s delusional to think that death may not be the end to reality?

The Spirit of the Times, makes me excited about how correct and ahead of his moment evident on every chapter of the Red book. Extraordinary man.

I'm on the right side of the KZread. FINALLY. Thank you for this sir. enjoyed every word of it. thank you. ✨🖖🏼✨

Speaks very well

What a brilliant, wonderful mind.

Those piercing eyes ❤

What he's saying is looking at life and death and timelines as singular to our main reality is a narrow view considering we die in our dreams or imagine the future or live in other's memories or photos long after dead. That this reality is just as real and escapes "space time" as he said.

Absolute legend

More jung please 😊 ❤❤❤

Carl Jung genius

Great Man. Really needed today.

Our souls live on

@synewparadigm

10 ай бұрын

Where is it stored?

@georgedoyle2487

8 ай бұрын

@@synewparadigm “Where is it stored” Interesting question!! Apparently every cell in our body dies every seven years and a completely new “physical” you is formed. But if your just a purely “physical” entity, that is “you” are nothing more substantive than the accidental by product of the blind, mindless, ultimately meaningless, accidental arrangement of random atoms and brain chemicals creating the illusion of stable patterns and regularities where exactly is the “you” from seven years ago? Equally, how exactly does the “you”, that is your individual personal identify, all your idiosyncrasies get transferred over to a completely new body every seven years? It’s amazing if you think about because technically from a strictly reductive materialistic view by the time you’ve reached 70 years old you’ve already died 10 times. But obviously your identity has survived over all this time despite the body going through a continuous process of multiple deaths. So when you die for the last time in this “physical” realm where is that identity gone that clearly survived over all those decades of multiple deaths? Where is that identity that survived all those multiple deaths? That personal psyche/Self/Soul must still be there somewhere in a different space and time as Yung pointed out. It’s mind blowing and it reminds me of Plato’s cave and C.S. Lewis’s shadow lands. This world is a shadow land.

Death isn't an end. Our souls are a form of energy & energy allways transforms into another form of energy! ❤ You're welcome

@anitapeludat256

4 ай бұрын

This, I know. I had suspected. Had a heart attack. Had an opportunity to ask questions. Death is like slipping off an old coat and our soul lives on.

@panomaxstudio8454

3 ай бұрын

Wavuvvvv big Ego .

@Macceee

Ай бұрын

Start by proving that there is such a thing as the "soul". Science certainly can't. If you can't prove that there even is a soul then how can the sould be regarded as energy. It's ridiculous and pure illogic. (some call it wishful thinking).

“Death is but the doorway to new life. We live today, we shall live again. In many forms shall we return.” - Ancient Egypt

"you can have dream or visions of the future" does anyone feel that this sounds familiar?!

that knowledge he got from the Sanskrit scriptures, jung got most of his findings out of Hinduism, plagiarism was key in his work

No one is certain but we are intelligent beings, we're amazing human beings. Surely there are more to us than just called merely human beings. Some people can feel and sense the supernatural. Look at our Earth, It's so incredibly beautiful where everything grows.

@5thdimension665

10 ай бұрын

​@@jrgenstorm6536Good to see we are all getting along❤

@georgedoyle2487

8 ай бұрын

@@jrgenstorm6536 “Childish rant” Oh the irony!! “Childish rant” according to who? or what absolute, universal, objective, standard of measure exactly? I’ll wait!! “Childish rant” according to the standard of an overgrown amoeba with illusions of grandeur? Or “childish rant” according to nothing more substantive than the delusions of an evolved “ape” who shares half their DNA with bananas? You just refuted yourself!! Your world view, your absurdity, your “childish rant”, your existential crisis and your epistemological crisis not the theists!! There’s still hope for your edgy atheism because perhaps “childish rant” according to the standard of the blind, mindless, ultimately meaningless, accidental arrangement of (random atoms) and (brain chemicals) creating the illusion of stable patterns and regularities? That is nothing more substantive than (just brain fizz) creating the illusion of stable patterns and regularities? Or maybe “childish rant” according to nothing more substantive than the brains (user illusion) of self? That is nothing more substantive than the blind, mindless, ultimately meaningless, accidental arrangement of pond slime evolved to an “higher” order? Your world view, your absurdity, your existential crisis, your “childish rant” and your epistemological crisis not the theists!! I reject a strictly reductive materialism, atheism or philosophical naturalism, that is I reject fatalism and epistemological nihilism!! Prove it’s a “childish rant” without appealing to philosophical presuppositions, that is without appealing to metaphysical presuppositions and transcendental categories!! I’ll wait!! Prove that it’s a “childish rant” and we can both join hands and kneel in worship at the altar of the VOID!! Our ultimate destination, the FERTILISER PIT!! THE ROTTING SH…T PILE/OBLIVION!! This strictly reductive materialism, atheism or philosophical naturalism just totally decimated itself in the face of basic logic and common sense!! Your world view, your absurdity, your existential crisis, your ultimate destination, your FERTILISER PIT, your ultimate destination the ROTTING SH…T PILE, Your ultimate destination OBLIVION and your epistemological crisis not the theists!! Everyone has a right to believe what they want and everyone including theists have a right to find it totally ridiculous, totally nihilistic and totally self refuting!! I rest my case!! Checkmate again!!

You are immortal soul. As the body gives up you continue to ‘live’ as soul may be in other realms. You may be born again and die again but you, the soul continues. This is what is clearly explained in Bhagabat Gita and seems quite right.

WOW❤❤❤

Damn. He’s laying it right out

To the one who thinks we go back to black...but it is white light that contains all colors, light brightens darkness, space "black" is not a color but a medium😮❤🎉

We play with polarities in this vibration. We breathe in and breathe our, male/female, life/death. Sadhguru said there are many realities within this one now, only those who do the work to change their vibration see them. True yoga and meditation get one to be it. Got to do the damn work. .

I admire CJ very much. He was instrumental in helping to start AA without even knowing it. CJ spoke to Roland H. Roland spoke to Ebby T. Ebby spoke to Bill W who started Alcoholics Anonymous. And that's why I'm sober and alive today. 👍♥️🇬🇧

Tap into the universal energy, and your whole outlook will change!, a paradigm shift one might say.

May I ask When is this interview?

Yes death is absolutely the end…of THIS lifetime.

spirit and psychic experiences are the same thing. When your spirit transcends your body you can have psychic experiences.

Well even if death is the end then its psychologically as important becouse it defines life.

I am unable to understand how a creature could think and feel without their neurons. I love listening to Carl Jung. I think he is just as bright as Einstein.

@Mo0shii

14 күн бұрын

oooof na

@ericmelchiore5519

14 күн бұрын

What lol. Terrible reply. Goofball.

My mother, reincarnated .she is now my granddaughter!

@robertvarner9519

5 ай бұрын

It's called genetics.

"You can see around corners" does he mean the 4th dimension seen in euclidian mathematics? That shit is actually really really REALLY crazy

We are made up of energy, the body is just a shell that we manipulate for years until it can no longer sustain our energy. Without a nervous system we have no sensation and that is why we value the ability to find a body that can withstand our energy so that we may experience things in the third dimension physically.

"Learn to swim!" - Maynard

The soul never dies. When it aparts from its body, it shifts to another dimension.

Do you think you could lower the volume? It's a bit loud.

Facts my awakening has made me aware the power structure is collapsing

Very true, one of the great minds of the 20 th century

I'd like to remind any readers the idea of Quantum Immortality; the concept that applies Schrodinger's Cat to any unknown outcome of life and death (aka the future). I'd like to remind people that have died in their dreams, as I have died in my dreams many times as well. Consciousness is immortal, and therefore cannot comprehend nor experience true death. This is why death in dreams has such a drastically different meaning. I work in necropsy, the flesh behaves in a way even though the animal is pronounced dead. Consciousness is gone, yet the body still reacts in ways during the procedure which suggest a hint of bodily self-preservation. I only needed to work in this field to truly understand that consciousness and flesh are ultimately separate things.

Just have fun. that's why we're here. To learn everything we can. Share all your knowledge.?

I've had visions many times. There usually major events that actually happen, some soon, some years later. I can't change anything because they catch you off guard but still there is no way that there's anything I could do.

@alexaguirre7650

10 ай бұрын

Ok

Profound

I had a moment today, guess you would call it deja vu... But it felt like much more then that. The random incident happened exactly how i 'remembered' it.

@justinzaff

11 ай бұрын

What happened?

@daryldarichuk2149

11 ай бұрын

@@justinzaff I took my dog to the local plaza, and out of nowhere "a change is gonna come" by Sam Cooke was blaring from somewhere, and I'm a bit of a super fan. The music came closer and a guy pulled up right in front of us. It hit me that I had seen/been in this exact moment and location. We exchanged words and went on about our day. That singer died in the 60s.... Just not something you hear someone blasting from there car. Thanks for asking

People wonder if death is the end but it isn’t. Life continues after death. When your grandmother died, did the world cease to exist? When your grandfather died? How about when your mother or father died? The answer is no. This is because life goes on. When you accept that your life is not unique but simply a part of what the planet experiences, you realize that we don’t need to question about life or death because we can see life continue to move forward. As long as the Earth exists life will always continue on Earth.

@Apebek

10 ай бұрын

If this moment is only a coordinate in a dimension of time then the past and future also exist. Therefor every moment is eternal and the earth will never be gone.

Go ahead and live like you’re never going to die. There’s literally no down-side to that. Except when you go about trying to enforce your beliefs onto others. Sometimes we try to free people and get them to accept our world views only to allow ourselves to believe in it.

The end is the beginning ✨️ ✨️✨️

Is Interviewer Alan Watts???😮

Death is NOT an end,it is a beginning if your Soul requires it to be. Meditate for a few decades while working on yourself for clarification. ☯️🧘☯️

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“… peculiar faculties of the psyche”. Yes the human mind is incredible, we can dream and imagine the future, we can conceptualise almost unbelievable concepts, we can feel as though we are seeing into different dimensions. The brain is amazing. But there doesn’t appear to be anything supernatural about it.

Master Jung

It's a simple as this, we are an aperture for which the creator looks out. We are the created and therefore are really the creator. We are the experiencer experiencing the experience. We are but a sine wave, that goes on and on and on. Because there is nothingness, there is somethingness; and therefore, if we think back as far as we can we see nothingness and now there is something, so then we think ahead and there is nothingness again, so after that nothingness, there must be somethingness.

@BodhicittaMx

6 ай бұрын

Good ol' Alan Watts.

The socratics have been teaching this all along, that there is something more than the mere material. They called it the forms, although Aristotles view of forms are a bit different from socrates n plato

It's my release not my end 😊

I know because I had a near death experience in the icu two months ago. I woke up with a full understanding of the "other side". I'd sight the Buddhism and Hindu beliefs in death. I'm still a Christian but I'm half Jewish as well. All faiths refer to this happening. I'm sure near death experience is as old as humans so it's been written and passed down through generations. We need not forget to treat each other with full kindness and understanding.

@dougdoug6668

4 ай бұрын

I'm glad you're with us. If you'd like would you share your expirence.

Is this auldus huxley interviewing Carl Jung ❤

What is this music from?

"First imagine going to sleep and never to wake up ? what a perculiar thought, but if you continue to think about this, thought, as all children do, then you reach another thought.... what was it like to wake up having never gone to sleep ?"

I can’t imagine what goes through jungs head 😮

He knew his stuff, as if it were not a big deal. I am sure he is in the afterlife, giving seminars to who have just passed on, so that they can level-up their spirit or something.

Certainly, Carl H. Jung exists still today. Can anyone deny that he is still with us, in a very real way?

When you're born, you wake up without ever having fallen asleep. When you die, you fall asleep without ever waking up.

“I have come home at last! This is my real country! I belong here. This is the land I have been looking for all my life, though I never knew it till now...Come further up, come further in!” (C.S. Lewis, The Last Battle (Chronicles of Narnia)