All the wisdom pouring from the dead wise men...KZread, whatever its challenges, is a life changing technology which has given humans access to so much learning never previously so freely available. Grateful💜

@iamcalledirenechaliz-lopez8221

4 жыл бұрын

... I could not say that better myself...

@n.mourad2848

4 жыл бұрын

Brought me back to life. So grateful 😔💖💖💖🙏words could never describe. Manly P Hall alone brought me back from such a dark place. He's like the grandfather which I never really knew. Made me back to the man my father could respect and take some self-pride in. Life. Respect. Reflect. 🙏

@n.mourad2848

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@robertburnett5561

4 жыл бұрын

Yes. The real gems, like this, are there for the choosing. Just ignore the garbage.

@iamiliusamthatiam1887

4 жыл бұрын

🙏❤🌠

“Everywhere we turn the superficial and psychotic is taking leadership.”

@jordanroffey8343

2 жыл бұрын

I also hate Disney

@mikewallis2987

2 жыл бұрын

Done and done!

@steviechampagne

6 ай бұрын

@@jordanroffey8343Disney has power only because we give it to them. Only when individuals begin to change, then can the structures of society follow

Note To Self - 00:42:51 "What we believe must lead to an action appropriate to what we believe"

Manly is one of the Buddhas come again.

Thanks for uploading these rare lectures!

@baeboy1

5 жыл бұрын

These lectures have changed my life. Thank you.

@kichakapoa8299

4 жыл бұрын

Changed by these videos, thanks for KZread, all the way from Africa.

Very great full and thank full old lady getting free wisdom from great souls and trying to get all the wisdom from all. Thank you divine universe. Help me Aunty and all on our beautiful magical Universe. Thank you all.

Those new lectures are gold! Thank you so much.

Alone, never lonely. 👍

I think it's never too late to listen to what this exceptional man has to share and hope to act rightously upon it.

@African.Football

Жыл бұрын

It's never too late Mister

14:50 *important part to me!* On the problem of people imposing their/our ideas on others and insisting on conformity by others.

The isolation and dysfunction is bone shattering...end is near hopefully.

This is a powerful lecture on activity. Basically a "how to" be a self-starter; applicable to any aspect of life. Self-improvement through understanding your weaknesses and making changes. Another gem from MPH.

Absolutely timeless. Thank you Hall, wherever you are.

I went to a Scottish Rite "Museum" in downtown San Antonio Texas. I was excited to see what a Masonic "museum" had on display. Nothing. It had nothing but...things member masons had donated. As I walked with the "curator" of the museum, we came upon a "Wall of Honor" where there were many photos of member Masons. I asked the man what a Mason has to do to get on this wall of honor. With the shake of the head and a sidewards glance he said...just donate money. No extraordinary or exceptional works, just donate money. Manly P. Hall, in his book, Words to the Wise, says that at any time, in any generation, there are but a handful of people that can truly call themselves "students" of mysticism. He says that most "teachers" are flat out fakes or not practicing their own teachings. In speaking with the curator of that museum I learned that to become a Mason you had to have a clean criminal record and that a branch in Arizona, I think, was a problem, or was causing a problem, or was in displeasure, because it allowed an ex-con into their chapter. But...anyone who is aware of how our world really works, knows that the real criminals, are the ones making the laws or are, by birth or by their willingness to do as they are told for profit, above the law. I once drove by one of the older neighborhoods in San Antonio, King William's District, and saw a man standing outside a home with a Masonic symbol that was as tall as he, which was lit up like a store sign would be at night. I remember being impressed by it. But, when/where you can "donate" money to get your picture on a wall of "honor," is probably a place that is like, most places of worship, of the world. That photograph, after donating, most likely comes with a pet on the back. We live on a world where there are cowards sitting at home, and even in government buildings, watching and listening in on people in their own homes 24/7/365. In our world we have cowards that run around in networks who espouse an ideal but, the dollar is the only thing they truly worship. It reigns supreme in their minds and their world. These people will put on any guise or disguise necessary. They'll use anybody. We know there there is good and bad in everything. Therefore, there are good chapters and bad chapters in Freemasonry, as in any other group. How does the average person, someone who wasn't born with money or who does not have the "right" job in a "key" position, how does someone like that find the right teacher. They probably don't and they are probably better off for it. Manly P. Hall's book, Words to the Wise was primarily about how most "teachers," "gurus," and "organizations," were either flat out fakes, no qualified, or on the wrong path. If the secret doctrine is indeed Christian, then Christianity tells us that it is straight and narrow. And deviation from that path, no matter how minute, will, in the end, lead us far off from where you wanted to be. Any misinterpretations or misunderstandings, will cause us to fail. Our goal is to walk with God. This life, I don't believe, is the only try he's giving us to get us there. The masons don't own the number 33, they don't own the secrets. If only a handful of people can truly call themselves students in any generation...being true and sincere to ourselves, is the only thing we can do.

@n.mourad2848

4 жыл бұрын

I liked it. Exellent reflection and statement. Godspeed, stranger.

@CommunityGuidelines

3 жыл бұрын

Are there "answers" to be found in Masonry? I suspect you can only find answers within yourself. Joining a club and being told a secret can not, in itself, cause a person to grow; each individual must do that work internally. My father was an active Freemason for many years; for him, it was just another social club, like the Kiwanas or the Lion's Club or the Knights of Columbus. It was a place to get together with a bunch of old guys and plan little charity projects and pancake breakfasts, notate the "minutes" of each meeting, and conduct business in their free time outside the 9-to-5 office. Like most Masons, he never rose above the 3'rd Degree. Any symbolism he encountered was surely accepted in the most superficial way, without question or analysis. I never heard the man utter an introspective thought in his entire life. The books he read were not esoteric, or philosophic, but sci-fi and fantasy novels. This is the type of man who comprises the shrinking ranks of modern Freemasonry: just an average guy looking for a social activity.

@brianlaroche899

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. 🛡️

I needed to hear this lecture today. Thank you! 🙏🌹

Brilliant, as always. Everyone should hear this; a shame that most will not have the attention span to finish listening.

@mortalclown3812

5 жыл бұрын

Let's relish that there are those of us who did. 🙋🌌

@112jungle

5 жыл бұрын

Even the lowest attention span of people have the potential to become well learned.

@georgenotsmith2804

5 жыл бұрын

@@112jungle: Agreed. But so many cannot, in advance, understand the utility of having done so.

@paridhoxha5465

5 жыл бұрын

👌

Thank you...I needed these words. Very synchronistic.

@mikewallis2987

2 жыл бұрын

Eternally relevant material!

@valiantliege

2 жыл бұрын

Same

MPH: Americans alarmingly watch from ONE to THREE hours of television PER DAY! Netflix: hold my beer

@112jungle

5 жыл бұрын

Moderation is the key to survival. "Manly P Hall"

@robertburnett5561

4 жыл бұрын

I watch more. My error. I know what I have to do.

@shengwho8430

3 жыл бұрын

I cut out TV entirely in 1995 already seeing on an early age observing that its a form of mass manipulation and managing the people. On demand has a healthy entertainment value though. The trick lies in not overindulging or fleeing into the alternate realities that are depicted and keeping your mind focused on what's real. TV is poison because the brain does not distinguish a portrayed fantasy situation from the real and processes it in the same way in the subconscious. It's definitely better to listen to a MPH lecture then 3 hours of nonsensical stuff to distract your mind with meaningless scenarios.

@mikewallis2987

2 жыл бұрын

Hey you cant stop "progress"!

@algae_rhythms

2 жыл бұрын

That's why they are so brainwashed and hypnotised

this man is so enlightened. there are few people that you can say this about with full certainty. 70 years after you spoke these words Mr Hall, they have affected my consciousness and IMPROVED my life by giving me direction. All i was looking for is being shown to me

“Young people are conditioned before they have a chance to live.” Sheesh.

You can only experience loneliness if you have felt many.

Emerson was I think quite wise when he pointed out that we should take the attitude that we can learn something from everyone and this does not mean that we should copy their faults. It means we have some basis of integrity within ourselves, we will observe also that other persons though they may deffer from us, they may perhaps disagree with us violently, that these persons have ideas and values that it would good for us to know. I think it is a mistake for people to base their associations entirely on compatible factors. This is the easy way. It is the way in which seems to be less stress and strain but it is also the way of least personal growth, least instruction and least value from life. "Manly P Hall."

@Metalmenace_

3 жыл бұрын

I find it very hard when concentrating on something and usually when I do a mistake is made I will replicate the mistake. When I go too do the same thing now I just replicate the mistake when I can see focus being toward what I have said and I am doing. It will never be balanced.

Good subject again

We are this great universe.

@confusionconclusion502

4 жыл бұрын

indeed my friend

Eternal Thanks!

Being laughed at and considered a disgusting creature by everyone has caused a revelation to come to my mind...... Here it is......❤💛💚💙💜we are all the same person, living life in different bodies. Which means that every person that you meet, is really just YOU, living in another body...you see..you are interacting WITH YOURSELF AT ALL TIMES, and once you understand this.....you understand UNITY.🌹

@DybbukDEpstein

3 жыл бұрын

Sadly, it is one thing to understand it, and quite another to feel it. You can “know” you are connected without “feeling” the connection. I know what you say is true, but it has no effect on getting my emotions to reciprocate.

@mikewallis2987

2 жыл бұрын

So if we hooked up would that be somewhat masterbatory? Not that I'd complain of course :P

@davidkotze4140

11 ай бұрын

Wisest words I've heard for a long while....if everyone could understand this and live it...the world would be a far better place ! ❤🙏

Thank you for giving me the choice of true growth and limitess vision

Best lecture

Thank you.

1:20:25 Secret to success revealed

@iamiliusamthatiam1887

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏🌠❤

@iamiliusamthatiam1887

4 жыл бұрын

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@thinkingmonk9676

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you much

al-ONE✌💖⚘⚘🎶

Ty

Beautiful man.

This is nice

Thank you :)

We all are once becoming self realized

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hell yeah bruther

"... as we become older we become more dependent upon our OWN INTERNAL RESOURCES..." MPH...

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This is a perfect lecture for me although at my elder age of lonliness i am not sure i can change what i need to or know what action i am physically capable. Sure i believe in planting trees. I wonder if I became hypercritical at some point of my disappointing 40s and got stuck.

@jamesmcgee6146

3 жыл бұрын

I did this from age 16 until 42 dont feel bad we are human. I am a black male so this can happen to us all. Thanks for sharing 😊 Now that we learn better, we must do better, one day at a time

@MrRiizMo

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesmcgee6146 lol....... respectfully, why did you feel the need to mention your ethnicity?

@nocapitals9833

10 ай бұрын

Same here

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@OkGreat3

2 жыл бұрын

🌼

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I have to learn to be alone

Meant in early TV.

What did he say at 13:40? Was it.... not so larger that we flounder about in them in dispar?

@ManlyHallSociety

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, correct. You can also turn on closed captioning (CC) which is not 100% but still fairly accurate. Thank you for listening!

@46:25

Are there any study groups or a person I could email to talk more in depth about these lecture's??

@ManlyHallSociety

3 жыл бұрын

We are working on a way to have online discussion forum. There used to be study groups all over the world when Mr. Hall was alive.

@invictus2169

3 жыл бұрын

@@ManlyHallSociety please keep me posted. My email is eoj216612@gmail.com

It is a tragedy that this profesor today would have been interrupted as he gives his lectures by some kid screaming ignorantly about privelege and the faculty today would have fired him instead of expel the student. Thats what happened to universities in the US and Canada from 2016 ~ 2023

Haha 36:00 mark “50 million people watch 1-3 hours of tv a day” Imagine if he was around today.

35:29

Thanks, but the last 34 min.are missing

@ManlyHallSociety

3 жыл бұрын

We are sorry you are having difficulty listening to the last part of this lecture. We are hearing it all the way through to the end. Maybe try refreshing this page on your browser.

@jaimemint405

3 жыл бұрын

@@ManlyHallSociety you are right, i am listening when i go to sleep, there was something wrong with my smartphone, thanks for offering this grateful recordings!

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Date numerology for Dec 6 , 1959 , 1+2+6+1+9+5+9 =33 Freemason , Hall =33 .

Why can't he be at the debates? Anyway, in there were some serious offerings as this. The audience was assumed intelligent and courious. Of course the silly stuff also. But today almost 100 percent frivolty

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Unfortunately in 1959 Manly Hall had no idea what would become of our western society and how absolutely morally defective we would be and in turn corrupt our children, I doubt he would be praising the raising of a child with liberal values if he could see what those liberal values of today were. This is one lecture where unfortunately Manly Hall was very out of touch with what the future held for us as a society and just how far we would fall.

@nocapitals9833

10 ай бұрын

By design

Yes, but we need 2 let religious organizations govern their *own* affairs internally largely as THEY C fit 2 so so. Otherwise, the public @ large is engaging in *exactly* the kind of “PC” *bullshit* that Hall calls into question here!!! 1st Amendment

Reason the world is so fucked 2:41