The idea that makes most sense to me is that we are basically a consciousness that is neutral by nature but can go in absolutely any direction aka you can be absolutely anything you choose to be.

@arjumandbano6333

3 ай бұрын

You can be absolutely anything u choose to be❤

@Im-not-a-troll

Ай бұрын

Anything? Can I be a shark? Can I be superman? Can I be an eagle? Mind is just mind.

@tinak2664

20 күн бұрын

⁠@@Im-not-a-troll Think of it in the fluid sense- you can choose to be predatory like a shark, brave like a superhero or soaring like an eagle, choosing to transcend over negativities. It’s all in the mind, the actual ‘matter’ is immaterial 😊

WOW .. and another WOW.. Absolutely brilliant talk. This talk should be play in every School, every concert, every sports event., you get get my point.. it should have at least 4 billion views , and maybe just maybe we could change this world for the better. Mind over matter. Thank you

I just love her presentation!

19:49 i really needed to hear that ;) is one of the best ted taks i listned tooo;))

This is one of the best Ted talks I have ever heard, she is such a good speaker

“Sometimes, the boundaries between the body and the mind are blurred.” Not only sometimes, they are one and the same (perception), the body is one and the same with all life (microbiomes), and life is one and the same with everything (the elements that make up life are forged in supernovae)!

Omg, I’ve been connecting the disconnected my entire life and I feel like “Am I the only one having this kind of thought?” I question my own way of thinking and now I’m grateful with the way I think. Thank you for your brilliant speech.

This is one of the best TEDx talks I have ever heard. Superb presentation! Thank you Paneez! God bless you! KS

This is a fabulous talk, beautifully put together - incredibly generous - and connected in ways that matter. Well done!

Wonderful talk

Thank you Paneez

Tha k you gor sharing!

Great video! Thank you 🙏🏻 Unconditional love to all ❤️ ♾️ 🌌

thanks so much to help us to overcome catechization

Well done Paneez mashallah

I it weird that i like her... that feeling just came over me 😂. i must be more tired than i thought. I love what she says i learn how to shut up...all my selfs, that was today by the way😊 so peaceful, what u r saying is what i needed in my first day of peace in a long time thank u, very enthusiastic u r 😅

This TED talk was great but, it sounds like TED Talk by Tim Urban, Inside the Mind of a Master Procrastinator. I don’t know which was made first but that talk was great to.

Great ideas amazing work

❤❤❤

I have an upcoming board exam and this is such a good motivational speech ❤️‍🩹🥰

destroy it. frustration upset unpleasant. devos. what else. keep enjoyment pleasure awesomeness fun excitement joy happiness. love kindness peace yeah man. the positives.

@nehemaialord2653

Ай бұрын

destroy frustration pain

This is wow woma

That is interesting, my career choice and likes are mainly because I don’t like people at all

Expand your imagination.

Fear not. Worst climate predictions haven't come true and it is impossible to treat climate as strict science cause it can't be replicated

@crystalroth7296

6 ай бұрын

A speech like this, amazing as it is, and that's the comment you come up with? Very unprofound and ineffective.

@janemarque1468

29 күн бұрын

I agree with @crystalrith7296! Also, it’s completely false to say that climate change predictions haven’t come true. Have you seen the polar ice caps??? In case you haven’t, they are melting rapidly which is causing our oceans to rise and is affecting animals and ecosystems around the world. This is just one of the numerous ways our planet is being affected by greenhouse gases and climate change so denying it is extremely dangerous and selfish.

@googlewantsmynamelol509

3 күн бұрын

You can't hold a tape measure to the surface of the sun, or take a field sample of it for analysis either. Yet, we know how far away it is, what it's made of, and a good idea of how much longer it will be here. The Cascadia faultline has been due since the 1700s when the last major quake left the tectonic plates under great stress. It's not a question of whether or not radical changes in the climate are going to happen, or whether or not the pnw will experience a megathrust, the only variable is the when. Human lifespan isn't more than a fleeting moment to celestial bodies. Either of these things could happen 200 years from now and be considered fashionably late, if not punctual.

Lmao just like alcohol. Someone tells you there alcohol in your drink and boom you begin to get drunk

Nauseating

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