Still Point

[Mirachu]

But how can it be like this for everyone else at the same time? It's a dimensional paradox!

[tlady21]

I love this guy's point of view!

[valveplate]

Wonderful, a new theory of relativity perhaps.

Thank you for a profoundly simple insight into the perspective of who we are in the greater reality.

I see how this can also apply to one's being more deeply as we have no true idea of how another sees us only made up thoughts that are often in error.

Stillness speaks and says not a word-understanding becomes what is.

As our stillness changes so will the world. Bye for now......

[chromakey84]

@valveplate nothing new friend, self being the subject and not the object has been thought of since hmmm who knows, Its spoken of through Zen, its in the bagavad gita, hagakuri, Yoga Vasistha, Its cool to see more and more people watching these types of videos

[emblemOFbeing]

This is exactly Heidegger says - cool.

[anandhohum]

Thank You Richard for the boundlessly great video .The world moves in you,the world glides through you..Love that.

[JUSTRELAXANENJOY]

I just love all of Your videos Richard - but this one amazes me most! - Great Work to reveal the "seemingly hidden obvious" in an understandable way for everyone! Thank You

Peace&Blessings

[kaioatey]

I love it!

[LeCanadienerrant]

Thank you for the pointers to experiment the stillness of things.

Another experience I find fascinating is when I am in an elevator or a lift

in a big building: if I close my eyes I experiment the movement up and down but with my eye open I barely notice anything until the door open.

[whoisbhauji]

great music at the end, too :)

[GerBear]

....WOW.... such a beautiful video! Wonderfully done. You emanate such a settled knowing that's very relieving=)

[1956emily]

Thanks for all that you do Richard. Another wonderful reminder and way of presenting the Headless Way!!

[LordyByron]

Lovely video. Just remember that "your" body is also part of the world, not you. :-)

[jesusolmo]

great video!

[pibard]

Thank you Richard!

So utterly, delightfully, life transforming.

Boundless thanks to Douglas too!