Tag: Thank you Ralph!

  • Who is the mind talking to?

    ai summary (memex.garden)

    The video explores the concept of self-awareness and the nature of identity through meditation. It begins by questioning the essence of “me” and suggests that our sense of self is merely a small part of a larger awareness 00:30. The narrator emphasizes that life consists of a continuous flow of experiences, which are observed by a constant, unchanging awareness 01:49.

    As thoughts and feelings arise, they create an illusion of a separate self, but upon closer examination, this “me” dissolves, revealing that we are not our thoughts or emotions; rather, we are the awareness that witnesses them 03:17. The video encourages viewers to shift their focus from identifying with thoughts to recognizing their true nature as pure awareness 06:30.

    The narrator explains that the mind generates an ongoing narrative that can trap us in a false sense of identity. By questioning who the mind is speaking to, one can uncover that there is no separate entity behind these thoughts; instead, it is simply mental activity occurring within awareness 08:25.

    Ultimately, the video advocates for integrating this understanding into daily life, allowing individuals to experience freedom from the illusion of a separate self and embrace their authentic nature as silent witnesses to existence.

  • Apathy and depression

    “Apathy and depression are the prices we pay for having settled for and bought into our smallness. It’s what we get for having played the victim and allowed ourselves to be programmed. It’s the price we pay for having bought into negativity. It’s what results from resisting the part of ourselves that is loving, courageous, and great. It results from allowing ourselves to be invalidated by ourselves or others; it is the consequence of holding ourselves in a negative context. In reality, it is only a definition of ourselves that we have unwittingly allowed to happen.

    The way out is to become more conscious. What does it mean, “to become more conscious”? To begin with, becoming more conscious means to start looking for the truth for ourselves, instead of blindly allowing ourselves to be programmed, whether from without or by an inner voice within the mind, which seeks to diminish and invalidate, focusing on all that is weak and helpless. To get out of it, we have to accept the responsibility that we have bought into the negativity and have been willing to believe it. The way out of this, then, is to start questioning everything. ” 

     David R. Hawkins

    Holger:

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