OMG I watched this guy in 2009, and now theyve made a movie about him, and until the I didnt know the mvoie was about him, movies name is ''A Dangerous Method''
BEFORE we were born...we can remember nothing!...forget the hypnotic regression rubbish...we have NO memory of a previous existence..our brains was not formed & neither was therefore our conscience..after death...our brain will cease to function & then we wont have any conscience thoughts or memory's..once again we cease to exist...physically, & in every other way we will be dead forever..fine..have your hopes, beliefs & dreams but dont waste this 1 & only life based on the idea of an afterlife!
@MrCOLTSR2 - i have no right telling you that you shouldn't tell someone how to live as much as you have the right to tell me how I should live. I think.
Loved his dream about crapping on a church. Don't think he succeeded in scientizing dreams though. Still unknown territory if you asked me. I wonder how many of his patients became more neurotic.
I definitley do not agree with this after life none sense lie. When the cell phone battery is dead, it is finished it does not go on to any after life does it. So life is like a cell phone, it will take you only as far as your limited cells are made up to take you.
@MAZDAKPRODUCTION Its a long and unanswered question though not impossible and would be related within any potential that there would be another dimension of physical reality, another type of energy which could not be exemplfied within any physical science, would it be ghosts or a more sophisticated universe in side our own, inside out? One may suppose that we loose our imaginations as we age when we become consumed and stop using our minds assimulated within any capitalism.
Doesn't matter - go to mises.org and find J. Tucker book in audio "It's a Jetsons World" and please listen to some of it. It is the essence of capitalism. Take blinders off..
Why am I here - because of the book Grof wrote: Beyond the Brain: Birth, Death, and Transcendence in Psychotherapy
Death is an illusion created by individual egos of so called separate sentient beings. If one were to lose all memory ,sight ,hearing ,touch sensation,but one were still so called alive awareness would still be present.This would be awareness of no thing like deep sleep you could say that is death , but have to realize that energy is the amniotic fluid of creation . From this infinite progression of no thing all universes are born and retract back into , it is our own self even God if you like.
@Averagegamer100 It's mystical until we get a dialectic hold on the the fundamental process that all energy and awareness precipitate from , consciousness and awareness are energy in forms not yet comprehended. Cannot agree with you on separation of consciousness from energy. There may be a great unfathomable golf between us and creation or god if you will, but there is a subtle connection.
@Averagegamer100 What is your brain created of electrical signals (ENERGY). What is matter (Your brain, your body the universe) its energy. Your brain is created from non living materials such as atoms which are 99% open space, therefore how can you be conscious? Also If everything is jsut energy with a slow vibration then we are creating matter in our "brains" but then again the brain is just a perception of itself meaning that there is really no way to actually know
@TheTheKRIT if you have a brain. Think about it if you senses are created by your brain then your own image of a brain is created by a perception of your mind. If you are dead you cant see a brain, therefore it would not eixst. Consciousness creates the brain not the other way around. The brain is like a radio it takes in waves of information and translates it to a material sound that everyone can hear just like your brain. When you smash a radio or turn it up or down it alters what
@TheTheKRIT you hear but really the waves and energy that initially created that material sound never get destoryed they are just altered by the object in which translates the frequencies to a material sound. When the brain stops working (just liek the radio) It stops translating things to the matreial world. This means that everyone who still s a brain will see you as dead but in reality you are not dead your frequencies of consciousness just cant be translated to the material world
The reason I ask is you speak with such authority on what happens to conciousness after brain death I assumed your brain was dead and you were speaking somehow into the material world. But then you can't speak into the material world without the various faculties of the brain and body. I'm confused! BTW Is my dog there with you?
The Idea Is to Smile and Feel content with its coming, think of something that makes you smile and thats a more happy life then dwelling of the fact that lead to a neg happyness.
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@marto1612 Slaughterhouse-Five, or The Children's Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death (1969) is a satirical novel by Kurt Vonnegut about World War II experiences and journeys through time of a soldier called Billy Pilgrim. The novel is widely regarded as among the most significant works of 20th century literature, and is generally recognized as Vonnegut's most influential and popular work. (w) You should read it.
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There's just no denying that physical death is not the end. Not even bringing up the religious aspect of that idea, there has been far too many instances of proof that there is some type of existence past the physical death. Like him, I can't believe in life after death just for the sake of believing it. But when there is sufficient reasons to believe, then we have to reckon with that proof and believe it. I never believed in life after death until I saw it and heard it with my own senses.
What is proof? Proof is proof. It's self explanitory. The meaningless of that question is on par with, what is? Proof is something we can all see and understand.
@TheAthena999 While I am on your side, I don't think that it is necessary to claim "proofs" and "beliefs". One's own experience is not a proof for anyone else, except for the one who experiences it. And belief is not important at all. Beliefs and disbeliefs can't change the Reality in the least.
@stehlo1 I agree, beliefs can change with each piece of new evidence....and, one's own experience is not proof for anyone else. However, sometimes something happens that is so amazingly peculiar that it simply must be put into words. And as I said, I like to practice on rocks.
@uriituw Let's discuss it again, after you would actually become an observer of dropping of your own body. It's surprising that you try to claim something, what you also can't prove, because your body is still alive. Therefore, even your statement is unproven nonsense, according to your own words. Let's be healthily sceptical, which is more scientific [also also more spiritual] approach.
@stehlo1 There is a change in the compound of "it", though "it" may still exist, "it" is somehow changed and does not occupy the same space/time the same way as "it" did, so a change of worlds/realms has been achieved. As for talking to stones, well, they say I need to get out more...so I consider it practice.
so it is everyone right to believe what they may... but I to believe these thoughts visions and dreams aren't in vain that they mean sumthing greater... one may argue with immortality and those like Mr Jung and I wont except lame concepts such as mortality but what difference is this you my as... well it's the state of mind and it's health that differs .... When I believe in hope it feels real and makes me happy as to were there isn't any....
I am disturbed by the fact that such an intelligent, learned, AND INFLUENTIAL man was never able to achieve non-magical truth. The end is simply the unconscious end...as much as the day of conception is the unconscious beginning...and certianly no more unnatural or frightening.
@TheBatMom This is nothing to be disturbed about. There was no person able to achieve any non-magical truth. The point here is to specify, what is meant by "magic" and "truth". The second part of your statement contains logical discrepancies; however, these are outside of the scope of youtube discussions, considering the amount of details necessary to be discussed.
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Consider RIcky Nelson and how he communicated with the spirit of Errol Flynn before his death. He became obsessed with planes. He died in a plane crash, it was reported that the spirit in the house, usually playful, became malevolent after Ricky died. Was Errol trying to tell RIcky of his emending doom - and became angered by his death. Can spirits see into the future? Is there something missing in both realms, that's why the communication? Life and death have an unusual dance indeed.
@TheAthena999 Regarding Dr. Jung, I can share one odd personal episode.
One day I took a copy of his last book to a pub on Capitol Hill in DC and was reading about synchronicity. I ordered and thought that this pub would be a great place to lay low if one was famous. I continued reading and suddenly came to a page where Jung told a story of having his shoes shined in my obscure hometown. Right then I heard the waiter exclaim "I'm a fan of yours Mr. Prosky (actor)".
@relg007 Interesting. One of the most exciting moments in my life was in programming class when I realized there was no true random. There is no true chaos. Everything is connected with a small string of truth. My favorite quote from Erich Fromm..."everyone gets it a little right"
@TheAthena999 Yep, true enough. I would add that when we brew coffee with a drip filter, there comes a point in adding water that, instead of coffee, we have coffee-flavored water and just *when* that point is reached is highly subjective and open to interpretation.
If nothing happens when you die is that really the end? Humm. Nothing seems to be infinite in my perception. So if my perception is correct then that would mean that nothing is something. It's a thing. So that would mean you can perceive it. If you do get to perceive nothing then what happens after that? That is if my thought experiment is correct. MAN! If nothing happens when I die then that sucks! then again I wouldn't care since I'm not aware of anything anyway.
There is no such thing as "god." The theme of god is a man-made concept - how can one attribute human characteristics on something they know nothing about..? Likewise, God-goddess: I do not worship a man nor woman. We can't even understand ourselves! How can we understand such a force? and write a book about it? Its so absurd. Understanding this higher force is like an ant learning calculus - its above of our level of comprehension.
people here don't have to go far away to see that we're enough proof. of God existence. and just remember humans brain are the lucky one. because reach the level of understanding and enjoy two polarity for creation that animal can't do it or figure it out .so is doesn't mater who is right or wrong at the end God will cont. look for God until the huge name. I am in every single human become one. in a reflect conscience.
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What we learn in life is what keeps us alive, we have obtained the information through experience in this life. Thus if we we were born without knowing anything, without our necessary brain functioning, our thoughts will end . Sorry guys. Birth-life-dust
Where is his proof? If anyone has any proof that these theorys are true let me know but as far as I'm concerned this guy is nothing special, he's just another guy with crazy idea's that don't actually make sense. here's an thought provoking question; do you really want to be at the end of your life realizing the whole time you didn't actually live it? maybe these are the idea's we need to fuel us and work with the facts in life. God is just an idea, idea's are in our heads, ideas aren't reality.
I could ask where's your proof that everything just ends after death. No human knows what happens. Therefore everyone can only theorize what happens.
What happens beyond death is an idea only, even if you don't think anything happens, you still have the idea that death probably is the end. Ideas ironically make ones reality somehow. Even if it's wrong.
No one knows what "Reality" really is or means either. So what makes reality any more real of an idea than an "afterlife"?
@SolarFireflies Yeah, I never dismissed the idea of an afterlife, but as far as I'm concerned right now it doesn't exist which is truth until proven otherwise. What I'm saying is, this guy said he knows there is God with no evidence for this statement. Reality is the state of things as they actually exist, Jung never proved that God exists. I have relationships with my family and friends, I tap on my desk I hear sound, are you saying that isn't real?
What is God though? He has his thoughts about God like everyone. What's to say there isn't a "God"?
No one knows that so it's the same with the death thing. God is an idea just like ones idea that a God doesn't exist.
People since the dawn of time, like with death, have been trying to figure out the meaning of life and reality, I'm not saying it's not "real", real is hard to define, is your idea of it existing actually real or just a very complex "dream"?
The whole point I was trying to make that you've led me to pretty well is about the whole meaning of life and reality. If you spend your life trying to figure it out, you might just miss your life. Just like Yung seems to have done, watching his video's I havnt seen him smile, yet he claims to know god exists.
Existence is not an idea, trying to figure out questions like that can never lead to anything positive. Quoting Jon Kabat-Zinn " what if this is as good as it gets? "
That can be seen the other way. If there is nothing after death, then what is really the point of existence anyway? I personally feel happier thinking there is more to it.
It's more bitterly disappointing to think that ones life will just basically be "say hello to the world, learn, work, eat, hate, love and then die." How can one really smile believing that this short life is all we get?
Just because one has a belief in a "God" of sorts doesn't mean anything on smiling.
@SolarFireflies the thouight that there is nothing after death should wake you up to the present and start living your life while you can. I find it quite inspiring that this might be all we have.
I've thought about if there isn't an afterlife, and it's a depressing thought. What's the point of living my life if I am to believe that it's all meaningless in the end? I don't find any passion in life if that's the case, I much rather feel uplifted thinking this life right here is supposed to be a lesson.
And you know, whom is to say it's not like that either? No one here atleast. If you are right then it won't affect me once I'm dead, because I'll be completely dead.
@SolarFireflies Your future is just a concept, the afterlife is just a concept, so if this life is a lesson what is being taught? Why would you need to be taught a lesson? a lesson for what? see it makes no sense. So you find it uplifting to think you are learning a lesson but you don't even know what that lesson is and why you are learning it? Surely if you were to learn a lesson you'd have some knowledge as to what it is, you will probably still be searching and thinking about it...
Of course it is. Just like "Death" is in a sense. No one knows what happens after so it's all concept. So if the future is a concept what's stopping the Now from being one?
Anyway, what lesson? That's for you to find out yourself, its your choice on what you experience. Life is just one experience to enrich what would be the "soul." everyone's got a different experience to live. Life is just one big lesson, whatever that may be, it's your individual lesson, not mine.
@SolarFireflies the moment you die, and then what if your last thought is the remembrance of all the time you wasted, when you feel your body weak and remember you didn't look after it, you didn't get the most out of it you could because you were to busy trying to figure out why, instead you pondered but then realize that this is the only moment we truly have? then your dead. which is depressing yeah, but it's just a concept and right now is real, not a dream as you suggested. last post, thanks
What would it matter if that was the case? It'd be a bit of worry then it would be all over. But still If you have a belief in the afterlife then there is no fear of death anyway.
Look, just because one believes in the after life anyway, doesn't mean you don't make use of the time you have on earth, it'd be silly not to. Everything has purpose and life will lead you to that purpose, what ever it may be.Whom knows where it leads. Reality is an illusion, yet very persistent
@SolarFireflies Exactly, Icant think of any other logical explanation to believe in an afterlife other than fear of death, and even fear of life. It's ok to be scared but to come up with explanations and believe them is the reason so many people are mentally ill.
You can believe what you wish if it really makes more sense to you on an individual level but I find no sense in believing so, Life and reason seems pretty useless and reasonless when I look at it like that, to be honest, If I'm to be deemed "mentally ill" then so be it . It's not at all open minded and logical though to state that one concept is more logical than the other when you yourself don't know.
You may very well be right, but then again maybe not.
It's not a matter of being right or wrong my friend. The exact same thing could be said by me, you know? That I'm right no matter what, but that wouldn't be right for me to say, because I don't know what happens next, I'm just open minded about it. So you're not "right" or "wrong" either, not until you find out yourself so you can logically confirm it.
Don't get too cocky with your thinking, truly logical people keep both sides of their brains open.
@SolarFireflies I'm not being cocky, It's right that there is no god, it hasn't yet been logically proved and therefore you are deluded if you actually actually believe this is true, same goes for people who believe they've had a personal experience with god or god has helped them. This doesn't mean that I'm not shutting the idea of completely because yes there is a lot of mystery as too how we exist, god could be the answer, but until he presents himself to us...
@PlaceForEverything01 then he does not exist and to believe he does without any evidence whatsoever is a delusion. There is no evidence good enough to prove the existence whatsoever and that is fact, but if full evidence is presented by god himself, not someone who claims they have experienced god then reality changes and then to believe god doesn't exist would be stupid, I am open to it but I can't see it happening.
You are being cocky, cocky in your beliefs on what is right. It is extremely ignorant to think something is right when you don't know yet yourself.
You haven't even told me what you believe "God" is, because God is a whole load of different things to different people. Until one knows themselves, it's only logical to believe every theory has the potential to be right. NOTHING can be defined as right or wrong until then. Be more open minded.
@SolarFireflies God is the gap they fill because they havn't got any real friends, then you see them on the street or on tv broadcasting this god like crazy idiots. God can be alot of things though. God can be love, but then again love is love so why call it god and screw with peoples views on love. No it's not, if you want to open your mind and accept ideas that don't make sense in reality then I don't mind, but I would rather keep my mind in the present moment and take things as they come.
@xxdiogenescynicxx This is a surprisingly sure statement. How did you discover this? You must then have some proofs that (1) God doesn't exist and (2) "we" are morons. Can you present them, please? N.B.: I am not claiming the opposite of your statement. For the purpose of this discussion, I am choosing to be neutral.
@xxdiogenescynicxx You statement would be truly interesting to consider, provided it was correct and logical. However, it is not, because there is also no evidence *against* God. Yet, I fully agree with you that there is no evidence (for or against God), because there can't be any. There can't be a material proof for a non-material experience. It wouldn't be even logical to expect it. In the same way, you can't prove your own experience, you can only describe it.
@xxdiogenescynicxx You are saying this like you had a proof of a negative in this case. However, you have neither evidence of absence of God, nor proof of impossibility of Its existence. Therefore, most probably, you operate an argument from ignorance, when trying to show off the proof of negative.
@xxdiogenescynicxx Finally an interesting argument. However, here is no request to believe. I didn't ask you to believe in God, because belief is not necessary. On the contrary, the belief is a hindrance to an experience, because belief is a mental block/impresion. You don't need to believe in yourself, in order to exist, or to be. You can't find God, because it is impossible to find, what you already are. You can only experience yourself.
People, all these analogies of computers and hardwares are interesting (it just shows what Jung himself was observing in the 50s, technology is becoming a means to express what before was only expressed through the sacred and divine), but we are not HDDs and RAMs, our true nature is consciousness and in a computer analogy we would be *electricity itself* and not the components that it powers up.
@TeesByTruthSurge :) this is a superstition.maybe this will happen.maybe not.this is what i belive.i am not sure that a soul exists and i am not sure that death really exists.or computers or me or you.you, on the otherhand. belive that everything you see is real and if cannot see it it doesn;t exist.i'm ok with your idea but just like any other idea, including mine, it's just an idea.
@TeesByTruthSurge ok.going further with your analogy.the computer is linked to the internet.and the internet is based on some huge hds.i can copy my files over to them.and i can take the files back whenever i want.so...what can i say about my hd when i have my files on the internet.who is he for the computer?or...what if i have my files on my hd and also on the internet somewhere.i don't think that your analogy is complete therefore it is false.
WHY DO WE ALWAYS NEED PROOF...WELL HERE IT IS, EVERYTHING HAS A CREATOR...(EVERYTHING) THE REASON WHY MAN CANT EXPALIN CERTAIN HAPPENIGS IN LIFE WITH OUT IT BEING A THEORY, SUCH AS THE UNIVERSE. IS SIMPLE...WE'RE NOT GOD, BUT WE ARE DESIGNED TO SEARCH FOR HIM, INSTEAD SOME CHOOSE TO FOLLOW AND BELIEVE IN A MAN WHO CANT EVEN TELL YOU HOW BIG THE UNIVERSE IS OR HOW IT STARTED....THIS THING CALLED LIFE CLEARLY SHOWS THAT THERE IS SOMETHING BIGGER THAN ALL HUMAN BRAINS COMBINED! GOD IS REAL!!!!!!!
@jcantstop24 You asserted defiantly that "Everything has a creator....EVERYTHING!" ---And finished with "God is real?"......Surely you have considered asking yourself then....who created your god? Remember "Everything has a creator!"------------
An afterlife with stability you mean? I'd see it as a world reflecting ours. There isn't some king in our world that oversees our doings. The view of the afterlife has always been heavily based upon the afterlife image of Christianity. However your free will is restricted in the christian heaven due to "sins". An afterlife with complete free will and thought manifestation seems to be the right image.
Consequences? In the afterlife? 3 human actions? Please revise.
@EYYoshi My b. i was probably tired when i wrote that comment. Yes, i base the Afterlife off of the Christian POV. it's the one that is the Most Logical. continual Reincarnation in order to support a social eilte. GIVE ME a BREAK. Reincarnation to obtain NOTHING/Peace. yep. just send Me a ticket to Nirvana. somebody just dies, and that's it. what's the purpose of living a Moral Life. if everyone goes to Heaven, then Consequences can be thrown out the window. and how good is good enough?
I don't like reincarnation. We live to seek happiness, self actualize ourselves and learn about things. Reincarnation seems to contradict this, I'd hope the afterlife is like a new game plus on a video game. You get to keep who you are, because I don't see the point of living, dying, then you're born as an animal or another person etc. Why suffer in this life only to suffer again in a different body, it seems like insanity.
@EYYoshi i agree. u show Wisdom. that's the conclusion i came to. The Bible teaches that in Heaven Christ-follower receive a new perfected body. we're created with our Temperments, sex, Race, and ethnicity for a reason, a purpose if u prefer.
@EYYoshi reincarnation means that you as a person with your consciousness and all learnd information you got in this life and also in the past lifes you will take with you in the next lifes. it works like this that you create everything - your body, you choose youre parents, all the situations (the good and the bad) you have to face, everything comes from you. so why 'you have to suffer in this life is then very easy to understand, cause you have created it.
@EYYoshi why do you think a human would then be an animal? That's not the concept of reincarnation. Also, a soul holds the essence of the person, regardless of the body they inhabit. Not surprised you don't like reincarnation - I wouldn't either if it were like that :-)
@EYYoshi Something of you from this life remains constant in your next life, you just won't remember it. The point is to have different experiences, and different ways of experiencing, through different settings (the body is also a setting). And it isn't an eternal process, eventually you back to whence you came: the Absolute, unchanging, undying Spirit that is the basis of all that you see around you, shining in different intensities through everything that exists.
@SanguineBullet667 Why are you mixing Dalai Lama with Buddhism? These are two separate things (not just ~2,600 years apart). I am not talking even about religion, which has been artificially put on top of Buddha.
@EYYoshi Hmm, yet it'd be just like the little neuralizer on Men in Black, there's no way of knowing once you have consciousness in a new form. The only way to know life is if you had once been dead before. And alive before that. Samsara. It's a sticky paradoxical duality that I have not really come to terms with. I'd like a long retreat to a Zen Buddhist temple to "fix" these meanderings. But I love your idea of an afterlife.
Think of it this way, the parts will always be the parts. The whole will forever be the whole. Neither can ever be either. G-d is simply a word describing the sum total of All that ever was, is, or ever will be in time, beyond time, within and beyond all dimensions of existence.
@EYYoshi Good point. There is no need for God, in order to have an afterlife. But, it is an incorrect assumption in the first place. Without first specifying what is meant by "God", and what is meant by "afterlife", there is no point in making such a statement.
@EYYoshi Also, I need to agree with @gillpelage, that your understanding of reincarnation and its purpose is misled. Its purpose has to do with unwinding of unnatural and natural sanskaras (mental impressions) accumulated as a by-product of the development of consciousness. The notion of afterlife is not playing much role here indeed. On top of that, except for exceptions (which discussion of is outside of youtube's scope), there is no retrograde reincarnation (back to animal, etc.).
I am not a believer. Believe is nothing! I want to know for myself. And I know that my consciousness after this life is going on. I live my life with the knowledge of this. Don't be afraid.
I am a Christian; I am not a believer. I have faith, but I would never 'leap'. My faith is founded on a solid base for several reasons: 1. The personal Triune God created persons who reason (man); man did not come from himself. 2. God spoke Truth to man in space and in time, and does not have to repeat Himself everyday. We have his written Word. 3. God came to Earth in the form of man (Jesus Christ); as it was said from the beginning to take our place in death, as many men witnessed.
a psyche that chooses to live outside the confinements of world belief, elevates the total earth psyche....we want to communicate so bad with outside confinements, that we're screaming out subconsciously....waiting for the conscious to join in...what happens when we join in to yell subconsciously and consciously in unity, Hello World (personally, nervous at who or what might just answer back lol)
"I don't believe, i must have a reason for a ceartian hipothosis. Either i know a thing, and when i know it i dont need to believe it. If i dont allow myself to believe a thing, just for the sake of believing it, i cant believe it. But when there are sufficient reasons to accept a hipothosis, i shal accept these reasons, naturally." Yung
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OMG I watched this guy in 2009, and now theyve made a movie about him, and until the I didnt know the mvoie was about him, movies name is ''A Dangerous Method''
Hrko1992 27 minutes ago
BEFORE we were born...we can remember nothing!...forget the hypnotic regression rubbish...we have NO memory of a previous existence..our brains was not formed & neither was therefore our conscience..after death...our brain will cease to function & then we wont have any conscience thoughts or memory's..once again we cease to exist...physically, & in every other way we will be dead forever..fine..have your hopes, beliefs & dreams but dont waste this 1 & only life based on the idea of an afterlife!
MrCOLTSR2 5 days ago
@MrCOLTSR2 - i have no right telling you that you shouldn't tell someone how to live as much as you have the right to tell me how I should live. I think.
glens18account 4 days ago
@glens18account ..Duh....And your pathetic point is WHAT i ask?
MrCOLTSR2 3 days ago
I didn't realise Carl Jung spoke English - excellent English at that.
mikelheron20 1 week ago
Loved his dream about crapping on a church. Don't think he succeeded in scientizing dreams though. Still unknown territory if you asked me. I wonder how many of his patients became more neurotic.
MrXephyr 1 week ago
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DrFruedienslip 1 week ago
I definitley do not agree with this after life none sense lie. When the cell phone battery is dead, it is finished it does not go on to any after life does it. So life is like a cell phone, it will take you only as far as your limited cells are made up to take you.
MAZDAKPRODUCTION 1 week ago
@MAZDAKPRODUCTION Its a long and unanswered question though not impossible and would be related within any potential that there would be another dimension of physical reality, another type of energy which could not be exemplfied within any physical science, would it be ghosts or a more sophisticated universe in side our own, inside out? One may suppose that we loose our imaginations as we age when we become consumed and stop using our minds assimulated within any capitalism.
DrFruedienslip 1 week ago
Commie?
Doesn't matter - go to mises.org and find J. Tucker book in audio "It's a Jetsons World" and please listen to some of it. It is the essence of capitalism. Take blinders off..
Why am I here - because of the book Grof wrote: Beyond the Brain: Birth, Death, and Transcendence in Psychotherapy
And it's a good one.
pipem4n 1 week ago
I'd rather read a transcript, that was difficult to hear, The violins didn't help much, either.
WarrenQueeney 2 weeks ago 8
@WarrenQueeney thanks for the upload, though.
WarrenQueeney 2 weeks ago
He's not really using the philosophic sense of belief... hence the evasion.
Guest655321 2 weeks ago
I love this man.
LittleMissPsychopath 3 weeks ago
Couldn't listen to what he was saying because of the annoying background music.
QuakePhil 3 weeks ago
Thank you so much for posting this up. Reading his books inspired me to pursue psychology, he'll always be one of my heroes :)
polo4ever1 3 weeks ago
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Madzho89 4 weeks ago
Death is an illusion created by individual egos of so called separate sentient beings. If one were to lose all memory ,sight ,hearing ,touch sensation,but one were still so called alive awareness would still be present.This would be awareness of no thing like deep sleep you could say that is death , but have to realize that energy is the amniotic fluid of creation . From this infinite progression of no thing all universes are born and retract back into , it is our own self even God if you like.
jobedied 1 month ago
@jobedied Energy is just your capacity to do work. By work I mean anything from lifting a heavy box to moving your arm.
It's not a mystical force and it has nothing to do with consciousness.
Averagegamer100 1 week ago
@Averagegamer100 It's mystical until we get a dialectic hold on the the fundamental process that all energy and awareness precipitate from , consciousness and awareness are energy in forms not yet comprehended. Cannot agree with you on separation of consciousness from energy. There may be a great unfathomable golf between us and creation or god if you will, but there is a subtle connection.
jobedied 1 week ago
@jobedied
I once played unfathomable golf and it wasn't great.
MrXephyr 1 week ago
@MrXephyr but I would bet it was fun.
jobedied 1 week ago
@Averagegamer100 What is your brain created of electrical signals (ENERGY). What is matter (Your brain, your body the universe) its energy. Your brain is created from non living materials such as atoms which are 99% open space, therefore how can you be conscious? Also If everything is jsut energy with a slow vibration then we are creating matter in our "brains" but then again the brain is just a perception of itself meaning that there is really no way to actually know
TheTheKRIT 1 week ago
@TheTheKRIT if you have a brain. Think about it if you senses are created by your brain then your own image of a brain is created by a perception of your mind. If you are dead you cant see a brain, therefore it would not eixst. Consciousness creates the brain not the other way around. The brain is like a radio it takes in waves of information and translates it to a material sound that everyone can hear just like your brain. When you smash a radio or turn it up or down it alters what
TheTheKRIT 1 week ago
@TheTheKRIT you hear but really the waves and energy that initially created that material sound never get destoryed they are just altered by the object in which translates the frequencies to a material sound. When the brain stops working (just liek the radio) It stops translating things to the matreial world. This means that everyone who still s a brain will see you as dead but in reality you are not dead your frequencies of consciousness just cant be translated to the material world
TheTheKRIT 1 week ago
@TheTheKRIT
Is your brain dead?
MrXephyr 1 week ago
yeah man for sure
TheTheKRIT 1 week ago
@TheTheKRIT
The reason I ask is you speak with such authority on what happens to conciousness after brain death I assumed your brain was dead and you were speaking somehow into the material world. But then you can't speak into the material world without the various faculties of the brain and body. I'm confused! BTW Is my dog there with you?
MrXephyr 1 week ago
he is the most interesting man in the world.
ericksonmiller 1 month ago
RIP Mr. Jung. It'd certainly be nice to meet great minds like you in an afterlife.
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fuckmania07 1 month ago
The Idea Is to Smile and Feel content with its coming, think of something that makes you smile and thats a more happy life then dwelling of the fact that lead to a neg happyness.
WarpedDrone 1 month ago
Krishnamurti had agreat deal of value to say on the nature of belief.
artmanack 1 month ago
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stehlo1 1 month ago
uh, visions of the future? i didn't know that carl jung was parapsychologist.
Immuuni 1 month ago
@Immuuni Then you need to find out more about him and his work (though I wouldn't call this parapsychology, but I understand, what you meant by it).
stehlo1 1 month ago
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nickharvey7 1 month ago
anyone who questions jung please just log of.
StarkySoundzz 1 month ago
@StarkySoundzz Honey, you should question everything. Even Carl G Jung would agree.
TheAthena999 1 month ago 13
Ja wohl. Never believe. Know, or at least have sufficient reason or data to evaluate probabilities.
shaneu1 1 month ago
"Believing is just another word for self-defeat." -- Bury Your Dead
marto1612 1 month ago
@marto1612 Slaughterhouse-Five, or The Children's Crusade: A Duty-Dance with Death (1969) is a satirical novel by Kurt Vonnegut about World War II experiences and journeys through time of a soldier called Billy Pilgrim. The novel is widely regarded as among the most significant works of 20th century literature, and is generally recognized as Vonnegut's most influential and popular work. (w) You should read it.
TheAthena999 1 month ago
@TheAthena999 of course
marto1612 1 month ago
I think you mean meaninglessness....
Proof does not necessarily have to be witnessed by all to have weight enough to be true
TheAthena999 1 month ago
Our psyche is not dependent upon the boundaries of space and time.
TheAthena999 1 month ago
An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
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peopledick 1 month ago
I'm with Walt Whitman on this: "to die is different from what anyone supposed, and far luckier.
avarandado 1 month ago
dunno what you guys are on about, i understood every word he said
crabfaced 1 month ago
At the time he was asked about this he knew no more about death than anyone else living in the flesh so what so special about him then ?
normski262 1 month ago
can anyone give the transcription please?
Jarzyniak 1 month ago
There's just no denying that physical death is not the end. Not even bringing up the religious aspect of that idea, there has been far too many instances of proof that there is some type of existence past the physical death. Like him, I can't believe in life after death just for the sake of believing it. But when there is sufficient reasons to believe, then we have to reckon with that proof and believe it. I never believed in life after death until I saw it and heard it with my own senses.
TheAthena999 1 month ago
@TheAthena999
Thats not proof
GnomesAmok 1 month ago
@GnomesAmok then what is?
TheAthena999 1 month ago
@TheAthena999
What is proof? Proof is proof. It's self explanitory. The meaningless of that question is on par with, what is? Proof is something we can all see and understand.
GnomesAmok 1 month ago
@TheAthena999 While I am on your side, I don't think that it is necessary to claim "proofs" and "beliefs". One's own experience is not a proof for anyone else, except for the one who experiences it. And belief is not important at all. Beliefs and disbeliefs can't change the Reality in the least.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@stehlo1 I agree, beliefs can change with each piece of new evidence....and, one's own experience is not proof for anyone else. However, sometimes something happens that is so amazingly peculiar that it simply must be put into words. And as I said, I like to practice on rocks.
TheAthena999 1 month ago
When you die, that's it. You're gone.
It's a shame people will believe unproven nonsense.
uriituw 1 month ago
@uriituw So it was shame for people to believe that the Earth moved around the Sun...
PopBogomil 1 month ago
@uriituw Let's discuss it again, after you would actually become an observer of dropping of your own body. It's surprising that you try to claim something, what you also can't prove, because your body is still alive. Therefore, even your statement is unproven nonsense, according to your own words. Let's be healthily sceptical, which is more scientific [also also more spiritual] approach.
stehlo1 1 month ago
Yes I also think the world after death is simply a different world from this one, that which might hold even greater potential @.@
LeHavreParis 2 months ago
There is no end, just a changing of worlds.
TheAthena999 2 months ago
@TheAthena999 The first part is OK, but you should be more careful with the latter statement. It is not about changing, and not about "worlds".
stehlo1 1 month ago
@stehlo1 There is a change in the compound of "it", though "it" may still exist, "it" is somehow changed and does not occupy the same space/time the same way as "it" did, so a change of worlds/realms has been achieved. As for talking to stones, well, they say I need to get out more...so I consider it practice.
TheAthena999 1 month ago
@hihellohowareyou1000 ...I couldn't seem to find your page...says "not available"
TheBatMom 2 months ago
so it is everyone right to believe what they may... but I to believe these thoughts visions and dreams aren't in vain that they mean sumthing greater... one may argue with immortality and those like Mr Jung and I wont except lame concepts such as mortality but what difference is this you my as... well it's the state of mind and it's health that differs .... When I believe in hope it feels real and makes me happy as to were there isn't any....
Rozy2987 2 months ago
what a sweet man
TWITfromURANUS 2 months ago
I can barely understand him.
adda241 2 months ago 8
@adda241 criteria for knowing and existing.
Seraph909 1 month ago
"The end is is simply the UNCONSCIOUS end"...sorry I misquoted such a stupid comment.
scrambuild 2 months ago
@scrambuild Ahh...stupid. A good term for any opinion that differs from one's own I suppose...
TheBatMom 2 months ago
@TheBatMom..."The end is simply the conscious end..." Really? Glad you know all the answers omnipotent one.
scrambuild 2 months ago
"There is no death, only a change of worlds" I agree with my friend on this one.
TheAthena999 2 months ago
@TheAthena999 And your enemies wouldn't agree on this. Yet, I say this as your friend. I wonder, why do you spend your time talking to stones.
stehlo1 1 month ago
I am disturbed by the fact that such an intelligent, learned, AND INFLUENTIAL man was never able to achieve non-magical truth. The end is simply the unconscious end...as much as the day of conception is the unconscious beginning...and certianly no more unnatural or frightening.
TheBatMom 2 months ago
@TheBatMom This is nothing to be disturbed about. There was no person able to achieve any non-magical truth. The point here is to specify, what is meant by "magic" and "truth". The second part of your statement contains logical discrepancies; however, these are outside of the scope of youtube discussions, considering the amount of details necessary to be discussed.
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jchijan 2 months ago
Consider RIcky Nelson and how he communicated with the spirit of Errol Flynn before his death. He became obsessed with planes. He died in a plane crash, it was reported that the spirit in the house, usually playful, became malevolent after Ricky died. Was Errol trying to tell RIcky of his emending doom - and became angered by his death. Can spirits see into the future? Is there something missing in both realms, that's why the communication? Life and death have an unusual dance indeed.
TheAthena999 2 months ago
@TheAthena999 Regarding Dr. Jung, I can share one odd personal episode.
One day I took a copy of his last book to a pub on Capitol Hill in DC and was reading about synchronicity. I ordered and thought that this pub would be a great place to lay low if one was famous. I continued reading and suddenly came to a page where Jung told a story of having his shoes shined in my obscure hometown. Right then I heard the waiter exclaim "I'm a fan of yours Mr. Prosky (actor)".
relg007 2 months ago
@relg007 The Robert Prosky that died in December 2008 at the age of 77.
TheAthena999 2 months ago
@TheAthena999 Yep, same one. That incident was back in 1993 or so.
relg007 1 month ago
@relg007 Interesting. One of the most exciting moments in my life was in programming class when I realized there was no true random. There is no true chaos. Everything is connected with a small string of truth. My favorite quote from Erich Fromm..."everyone gets it a little right"
TheAthena999 1 month ago
@TheAthena999 Yep, true enough. I would add that when we brew coffee with a drip filter, there comes a point in adding water that, instead of coffee, we have coffee-flavored water and just *when* that point is reached is highly subjective and open to interpretation.
relg007 1 month ago
If nothing happens when you die is that really the end? Humm. Nothing seems to be infinite in my perception. So if my perception is correct then that would mean that nothing is something. It's a thing. So that would mean you can perceive it. If you do get to perceive nothing then what happens after that? That is if my thought experiment is correct. MAN! If nothing happens when I die then that sucks! then again I wouldn't care since I'm not aware of anything anyway.
DeadHappyFilm 2 months ago
psychoanalysts and psychoactives go hand & hand
OpiatedBliss 2 months ago
experiencing the loving consciousness is a fact NOW and it's eternal for Carl Gustav JUNG!
boeboedada22 2 months ago
Creo que se tiene que corregir el dato. Jung no es el fundador del psicoanalisis
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LifeAsItIsNow 3 months ago
There is no such thing as "god." The theme of god is a man-made concept - how can one attribute human characteristics on something they know nothing about..? Likewise, God-goddess: I do not worship a man nor woman. We can't even understand ourselves! How can we understand such a force? and write a book about it? Its so absurd. Understanding this higher force is like an ant learning calculus - its above of our level of comprehension.
MaxThund 3 months ago in playlist CARL JUNG - AFTERLIFE
@MaxThund ''There is no such thing as "god.''The theme of god is a man-made concept''
''its above of our level of comprehension.''
These sentences contradict each other. How can you say something does not exist, or man-made, that is above our level of comprehension?
07Aristotle 2 months ago
The complete end is complete peace. If everything flows nothing lives(exists) forever and nothing dies forever just a thought
kantfail 3 months ago
Fuck this when i die i'm gettin 72 virgins!!!
66605777 3 months ago
people here don't have to go far away to see that we're enough proof. of God existence. and just remember humans brain are the lucky one. because reach the level of understanding and enjoy two polarity for creation that animal can't do it or figure it out .so is doesn't mater who is right or wrong at the end God will cont. look for God until the huge name. I am in every single human become one. in a reflect conscience.
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lightandbeautiful 3 months ago
What we learn in life is what keeps us alive, we have obtained the information through experience in this life. Thus if we we were born without knowing anything, without our necessary brain functioning, our thoughts will end . Sorry guys. Birth-life-dust
elisprague 3 months ago
Where is his proof? If anyone has any proof that these theorys are true let me know but as far as I'm concerned this guy is nothing special, he's just another guy with crazy idea's that don't actually make sense. here's an thought provoking question; do you really want to be at the end of your life realizing the whole time you didn't actually live it? maybe these are the idea's we need to fuel us and work with the facts in life. God is just an idea, idea's are in our heads, ideas aren't reality.
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
I could ask where's your proof that everything just ends after death. No human knows what happens. Therefore everyone can only theorize what happens.
What happens beyond death is an idea only, even if you don't think anything happens, you still have the idea that death probably is the end. Ideas ironically make ones reality somehow. Even if it's wrong.
No one knows what "Reality" really is or means either. So what makes reality any more real of an idea than an "afterlife"?
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies Yeah, I never dismissed the idea of an afterlife, but as far as I'm concerned right now it doesn't exist which is truth until proven otherwise. What I'm saying is, this guy said he knows there is God with no evidence for this statement. Reality is the state of things as they actually exist, Jung never proved that God exists. I have relationships with my family and friends, I tap on my desk I hear sound, are you saying that isn't real?
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
What is God though? He has his thoughts about God like everyone. What's to say there isn't a "God"?
No one knows that so it's the same with the death thing. God is an idea just like ones idea that a God doesn't exist.
People since the dawn of time, like with death, have been trying to figure out the meaning of life and reality, I'm not saying it's not "real", real is hard to define, is your idea of it existing actually real or just a very complex "dream"?
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies
The whole point I was trying to make that you've led me to pretty well is about the whole meaning of life and reality. If you spend your life trying to figure it out, you might just miss your life. Just like Yung seems to have done, watching his video's I havnt seen him smile, yet he claims to know god exists.
Existence is not an idea, trying to figure out questions like that can never lead to anything positive. Quoting Jon Kabat-Zinn " what if this is as good as it gets? "
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
That can be seen the other way. If there is nothing after death, then what is really the point of existence anyway? I personally feel happier thinking there is more to it.
It's more bitterly disappointing to think that ones life will just basically be "say hello to the world, learn, work, eat, hate, love and then die." How can one really smile believing that this short life is all we get?
Just because one has a belief in a "God" of sorts doesn't mean anything on smiling.
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies the thouight that there is nothing after death should wake you up to the present and start living your life while you can. I find it quite inspiring that this might be all we have.
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
I've thought about if there isn't an afterlife, and it's a depressing thought. What's the point of living my life if I am to believe that it's all meaningless in the end? I don't find any passion in life if that's the case, I much rather feel uplifted thinking this life right here is supposed to be a lesson.
And you know, whom is to say it's not like that either? No one here atleast. If you are right then it won't affect me once I'm dead, because I'll be completely dead.
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies Your future is just a concept, the afterlife is just a concept, so if this life is a lesson what is being taught? Why would you need to be taught a lesson? a lesson for what? see it makes no sense. So you find it uplifting to think you are learning a lesson but you don't even know what that lesson is and why you are learning it? Surely if you were to learn a lesson you'd have some knowledge as to what it is, you will probably still be searching and thinking about it...
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
Of course it is. Just like "Death" is in a sense. No one knows what happens after so it's all concept. So if the future is a concept what's stopping the Now from being one?
Anyway, what lesson? That's for you to find out yourself, its your choice on what you experience. Life is just one experience to enrich what would be the "soul." everyone's got a different experience to live. Life is just one big lesson, whatever that may be, it's your individual lesson, not mine.
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies the moment you die, and then what if your last thought is the remembrance of all the time you wasted, when you feel your body weak and remember you didn't look after it, you didn't get the most out of it you could because you were to busy trying to figure out why, instead you pondered but then realize that this is the only moment we truly have? then your dead. which is depressing yeah, but it's just a concept and right now is real, not a dream as you suggested. last post, thanks
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
What would it matter if that was the case? It'd be a bit of worry then it would be all over. But still If you have a belief in the afterlife then there is no fear of death anyway.
Look, just because one believes in the after life anyway, doesn't mean you don't make use of the time you have on earth, it'd be silly not to. Everything has purpose and life will lead you to that purpose, what ever it may be.Whom knows where it leads. Reality is an illusion, yet very persistent
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies Exactly, Icant think of any other logical explanation to believe in an afterlife other than fear of death, and even fear of life. It's ok to be scared but to come up with explanations and believe them is the reason so many people are mentally ill.
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
You can believe what you wish if it really makes more sense to you on an individual level but I find no sense in believing so, Life and reason seems pretty useless and reasonless when I look at it like that, to be honest, If I'm to be deemed "mentally ill" then so be it . It's not at all open minded and logical though to state that one concept is more logical than the other when you yourself don't know.
You may very well be right, but then again maybe not.
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies If you open your mind to much, your brain will fall out
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies I am right untill proven wrong, and then I will still be right because my views will have changed.
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
It's not a matter of being right or wrong my friend. The exact same thing could be said by me, you know? That I'm right no matter what, but that wouldn't be right for me to say, because I don't know what happens next, I'm just open minded about it. So you're not "right" or "wrong" either, not until you find out yourself so you can logically confirm it.
Don't get too cocky with your thinking, truly logical people keep both sides of their brains open.
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies I'm not being cocky, It's right that there is no god, it hasn't yet been logically proved and therefore you are deluded if you actually actually believe this is true, same goes for people who believe they've had a personal experience with god or god has helped them. This doesn't mean that I'm not shutting the idea of completely because yes there is a lot of mystery as too how we exist, god could be the answer, but until he presents himself to us...
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01 then he does not exist and to believe he does without any evidence whatsoever is a delusion. There is no evidence good enough to prove the existence whatsoever and that is fact, but if full evidence is presented by god himself, not someone who claims they have experienced god then reality changes and then to believe god doesn't exist would be stupid, I am open to it but I can't see it happening.
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
@PlaceForEverything01
You are being cocky, cocky in your beliefs on what is right. It is extremely ignorant to think something is right when you don't know yet yourself.
You haven't even told me what you believe "God" is, because God is a whole load of different things to different people. Until one knows themselves, it's only logical to believe every theory has the potential to be right. NOTHING can be defined as right or wrong until then. Be more open minded.
SolarFireflies 3 months ago
@SolarFireflies God is the gap they fill because they havn't got any real friends, then you see them on the street or on tv broadcasting this god like crazy idiots. God can be alot of things though. God can be love, but then again love is love so why call it god and screw with peoples views on love. No it's not, if you want to open your mind and accept ideas that don't make sense in reality then I don't mind, but I would rather keep my mind in the present moment and take things as they come.
PlaceForEverything01 3 months ago
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xxdiogenescynicxx 3 months ago
@xxdiogenescynicxx This is a surprisingly sure statement. How did you discover this? You must then have some proofs that (1) God doesn't exist and (2) "we" are morons. Can you present them, please? N.B.: I am not claiming the opposite of your statement. For the purpose of this discussion, I am choosing to be neutral.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@stehlo1 You are never called upon to prove a negative that is a law of logic. There is no evidence for god.
xxdiogenescynicxx 1 month ago
@xxdiogenescynicxx You statement would be truly interesting to consider, provided it was correct and logical. However, it is not, because there is also no evidence *against* God. Yet, I fully agree with you that there is no evidence (for or against God), because there can't be any. There can't be a material proof for a non-material experience. It wouldn't be even logical to expect it. In the same way, you can't prove your own experience, you can only describe it.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@stehlo1 You obviously don't even know what it means to prove a negative.
xxdiogenescynicxx 1 month ago
@xxdiogenescynicxx You are saying this like you had a proof of a negative in this case. However, you have neither evidence of absence of God, nor proof of impossibility of Its existence. Therefore, most probably, you operate an argument from ignorance, when trying to show off the proof of negative.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@stehlo1 There also is no evidence that there is or isn't little green men in an alternate Universe. Does that mean I should believe it?
xxdiogenescynicxx 1 month ago
@xxdiogenescynicxx Finally an interesting argument. However, here is no request to believe. I didn't ask you to believe in God, because belief is not necessary. On the contrary, the belief is a hindrance to an experience, because belief is a mental block/impresion. You don't need to believe in yourself, in order to exist, or to be. You can't find God, because it is impossible to find, what you already are. You can only experience yourself.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@TeesbytruthSurge. Take a course in physics, luv. Ever hear of Einstein's spooky action at a distance? Matter ain't nothing by light waves.
Doriesep6622 3 months ago
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People, all these analogies of computers and hardwares are interesting (it just shows what Jung himself was observing in the 50s, technology is becoming a means to express what before was only expressed through the sacred and divine), but we are not HDDs and RAMs, our true nature is consciousness and in a computer analogy we would be *electricity itself* and not the components that it powers up.
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ImpagliazzoBR 3 months ago
@TeesByTruthSurge and i hate my english and i hate thinking in english :)
ionescuandrian 3 months ago
@TeesByTruthSurge :) this is a superstition.maybe this will happen.maybe not.this is what i belive.i am not sure that a soul exists and i am not sure that death really exists.or computers or me or you.you, on the otherhand. belive that everything you see is real and if cannot see it it doesn;t exist.i'm ok with your idea but just like any other idea, including mine, it's just an idea.
ionescuandrian 3 months ago
@TeesByTruthSurge ok.going further with your analogy.the computer is linked to the internet.and the internet is based on some huge hds.i can copy my files over to them.and i can take the files back whenever i want.so...what can i say about my hd when i have my files on the internet.who is he for the computer?or...what if i have my files on my hd and also on the internet somewhere.i don't think that your analogy is complete therefore it is false.
ionescuandrian 3 months ago
didnt uderstand him a thing...
NoSupportForWhiteBoy 3 months ago
@xXFloridasSonXx Get a girlfriend or watch some porn ...or shut the fuck up.
BenjaminKuruga 4 months ago
WHY DO WE ALWAYS NEED PROOF...WELL HERE IT IS, EVERYTHING HAS A CREATOR...(EVERYTHING) THE REASON WHY MAN CANT EXPALIN CERTAIN HAPPENIGS IN LIFE WITH OUT IT BEING A THEORY, SUCH AS THE UNIVERSE. IS SIMPLE...WE'RE NOT GOD, BUT WE ARE DESIGNED TO SEARCH FOR HIM, INSTEAD SOME CHOOSE TO FOLLOW AND BELIEVE IN A MAN WHO CANT EVEN TELL YOU HOW BIG THE UNIVERSE IS OR HOW IT STARTED....THIS THING CALLED LIFE CLEARLY SHOWS THAT THERE IS SOMETHING BIGGER THAN ALL HUMAN BRAINS COMBINED! GOD IS REAL!!!!!!!
jcantstop24 4 months ago
@jcantstop24 That's pure speculation.
BenjaminKuruga 4 months ago
@jcantstop24 You asserted defiantly that "Everything has a creator....EVERYTHING!" ---And finished with "God is real?"......Surely you have considered asking yourself then....who created your god? Remember "Everything has a creator!"------------
heathenatheist 4 months ago
Why does there have to be a "God" in order for there to be an afterlife?
EYYoshi 4 months ago 24
@EYYoshi it depends on what you see "God" as i see it like god as anything and everything
oTHEGREEKFIREo 3 months ago
@EYYoshi someone decided to call it God and it stuck like any other label
TEARDUCTER 3 months ago
@EYYoshi There can be a god that everyone agrees on.
07Aristotle 3 months ago
@EYYoshi explain 2 Me a Reasonable Afterlife without consequences 3 Human actions.
UnexpectedWonder 3 months ago
@UnexpectedWonder
An afterlife with stability you mean? I'd see it as a world reflecting ours. There isn't some king in our world that oversees our doings. The view of the afterlife has always been heavily based upon the afterlife image of Christianity. However your free will is restricted in the christian heaven due to "sins". An afterlife with complete free will and thought manifestation seems to be the right image.
Consequences? In the afterlife? 3 human actions? Please revise.
EYYoshi 3 months ago 2
@EYYoshi My b. i was probably tired when i wrote that comment. Yes, i base the Afterlife off of the Christian POV. it's the one that is the Most Logical. continual Reincarnation in order to support a social eilte. GIVE ME a BREAK. Reincarnation to obtain NOTHING/Peace. yep. just send Me a ticket to Nirvana. somebody just dies, and that's it. what's the purpose of living a Moral Life. if everyone goes to Heaven, then Consequences can be thrown out the window. and how good is good enough?
UnexpectedWonder 3 months ago
@UnexpectedWonder
I don't like reincarnation. We live to seek happiness, self actualize ourselves and learn about things. Reincarnation seems to contradict this, I'd hope the afterlife is like a new game plus on a video game. You get to keep who you are, because I don't see the point of living, dying, then you're born as an animal or another person etc. Why suffer in this life only to suffer again in a different body, it seems like insanity.
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EYYoshi 3 months ago 7
@EYYoshi i agree. u show Wisdom. that's the conclusion i came to. The Bible teaches that in Heaven Christ-follower receive a new perfected body. we're created with our Temperments, sex, Race, and ethnicity for a reason, a purpose if u prefer.
UnexpectedWonder 3 months ago
@EYYoshi reincarnation means that you as a person with your consciousness and all learnd information you got in this life and also in the past lifes you will take with you in the next lifes. it works like this that you create everything - your body, you choose youre parents, all the situations (the good and the bad) you have to face, everything comes from you. so why 'you have to suffer in this life is then very easy to understand, cause you have created it.
klangr4usch 2 months ago
everything is a mirror from your consciousness...
klangr4usch 2 months ago
@EYYoshi why do you think a human would then be an animal? That's not the concept of reincarnation. Also, a soul holds the essence of the person, regardless of the body they inhabit. Not surprised you don't like reincarnation - I wouldn't either if it were like that :-)
gillpelage 2 months ago
@EYYoshi Something of you from this life remains constant in your next life, you just won't remember it. The point is to have different experiences, and different ways of experiencing, through different settings (the body is also a setting). And it isn't an eternal process, eventually you back to whence you came: the Absolute, unchanging, undying Spirit that is the basis of all that you see around you, shining in different intensities through everything that exists.
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asswaxer100 1 month ago
@EYYoshi buddhism is pretty stupid isn't it.
SanguineBullet667 1 month ago
@SanguineBullet667 ha!
greelym 1 month ago
@SanguineBullet667 No, it is not. And I say this as a non-buddhist, who knows, what he talks about.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@stehlo1 Stop sucking the dalai lama's dick. He wants a theocratic dictatorship in Tibet, the people deserve better than that.
SanguineBullet667 1 month ago
@SanguineBullet667 Why are you mixing Dalai Lama with Buddhism? These are two separate things (not just ~2,600 years apart). I am not talking even about religion, which has been artificially put on top of Buddha.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@EYYoshi Hmm, yet it'd be just like the little neuralizer on Men in Black, there's no way of knowing once you have consciousness in a new form. The only way to know life is if you had once been dead before. And alive before that. Samsara. It's a sticky paradoxical duality that I have not really come to terms with. I'd like a long retreat to a Zen Buddhist temple to "fix" these meanderings. But I love your idea of an afterlife.
Tengent 1 month ago
@EYYoshi 3rd man argument?
kenny8331 2 months ago
@EYYoshi Why does there have to be an afterlife?
SpeedoJoe 2 months ago
Think of it this way, the parts will always be the parts. The whole will forever be the whole. Neither can ever be either. G-d is simply a word describing the sum total of All that ever was, is, or ever will be in time, beyond time, within and beyond all dimensions of existence.
solreymusic 2 months ago
@EYYoshi Good point. There is no need for God, in order to have an afterlife. But, it is an incorrect assumption in the first place. Without first specifying what is meant by "God", and what is meant by "afterlife", there is no point in making such a statement.
stehlo1 1 month ago
@EYYoshi Also, I need to agree with @gillpelage, that your understanding of reincarnation and its purpose is misled. Its purpose has to do with unwinding of unnatural and natural sanskaras (mental impressions) accumulated as a by-product of the development of consciousness. The notion of afterlife is not playing much role here indeed. On top of that, except for exceptions (which discussion of is outside of youtube's scope), there is no retrograde reincarnation (back to animal, etc.).
stehlo1 1 month ago
Subtitles would be awesome.
Watchdawg 4 months ago
im obliget to say that this man is a geniues
esraretin 4 months ago
I am not a believer. Believe is nothing! I want to know for myself. And I know that my consciousness after this life is going on. I live my life with the knowledge of this. Don't be afraid.
pulaat 4 months ago
I know God exists, I do ITC, EVP research, we do live on after so called death,
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Snowfirel 4 months ago
I am a Christian; I am not a believer. I have faith, but I would never 'leap'. My faith is founded on a solid base for several reasons: 1. The personal Triune God created persons who reason (man); man did not come from himself. 2. God spoke Truth to man in space and in time, and does not have to repeat Himself everyday. We have his written Word. 3. God came to Earth in the form of man (Jesus Christ); as it was said from the beginning to take our place in death, as many men witnessed.
Excaliber02 4 months ago
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Excaliber02 4 months ago
would love closed captions on this.
shoelace19 4 months ago
a psyche that chooses to live outside the confinements of world belief, elevates the total earth psyche....we want to communicate so bad with outside confinements, that we're screaming out subconsciously....waiting for the conscious to join in...what happens when we join in to yell subconsciously and consciously in unity, Hello World (personally, nervous at who or what might just answer back lol)
TheAthena999 4 months ago
nothing really matters.....said the mad hatter, lol
zoso1234 4 months ago
A little hard to understand but I appreciate what I picked up. :)
DopeDivinity 4 months ago
"I don't believe, i must have a reason for a ceartian hipothosis. Either i know a thing, and when i know it i dont need to believe it. If i dont allow myself to believe a thing, just for the sake of believing it, i cant believe it. But when there are sufficient reasons to accept a hipothosis, i shal accept these reasons, naturally." Yung
internaugmentalist 4 months ago
The Truh is fact, yet the truth of the matter is so dialuted @ present!
TheLetsbegin 4 months ago