Outer Streams, The Mysticism of Southern India Part 2 of 6

[shobyms]

unnecessary thematic subjects! after all, What did I learn after watching this video?

[PETN]

I think, that if certain beliefs would be added from traditional societies (such as Amazonian tribes) and the deep ecological perspective, the equation would be complete.

[PETN]

A question came to mind. East - the spirit, west - the material world. When those two combine there is still something missing. A connection to the natural world, harmony and appreciation of the diversity of life. (I guess it is more on the spiritual side, but even eastern traditions do not emphasize the relevance of this factor. Maybe because the anthropogenic destruction of Planet Earth is a modern issue?).

[DANTHETUBEMAN]

scince cought up with the yogi,,lol

[LooksAeterna]

@bunnybeanisland I tend to agree. Whoever wants to buy into this creating wealth with mantras through certain chakras: go ahead. I don't believe that for a moment. Why would these mantr yantr have been begging and conning people for millennia and left their fellow Indians in abject poverty ?

[superdertie]

@bunnybeanisland i dont get you. knowledge is knowledge so i dunno what you're trying to say

[macdcharm]

Krishna is a Demonic Bitchass Fake! lol

[icsarshaman]

Duuuhhhhh,creation,duuuuuuuhhh­hh,eeeehhhhhhhhhh,uuuuuhhhhhh,­enrgy,duuuuuhhhhhh,the west is stupid,uuuuuuhhhhhhh,look at me,I'm floating.

[brentanoleader]

excellent-

[ancestralblue]

He is sooo right! Native folks have told us that we have to have a foot in each world. One in the spirit world and one in the physical world.

[alfredunhill]

This is just the opposite of western world, we're all focused on material things and less on spiritual realms, meditation, etc.

[erdem051070]

thank you very much , for using the youtube, otherwise we would never have the possibility to listen and see to these beautiful people.

thank you. this is very necassary. thanks e