Prejudice - The Work of Byron Katie

[ColdNova75]

@ideasforfeeling Its so cool , I think I get the point , our beliefs

of others is like a mirror to ourselves ...is that true ?

[MissSLYTV]

@ColdNova75 Pretty much!

[ColdNova75]

cool ;)

[Ihugmoons]

this was the girl in the color purple that got hemmed up by oprah for stealing her man in the juke joint. newho, byron..powerful and spritual!

[Kilandra741]

Is that her daughter?

[havock89]

Interesting video. She has some good common sense.

[mikedazwell]

it's raw dawn chong! tommy chong's daughter. awesome

[drc9545]

It's amazing. I'm so happy to know this "Work" and Byron Katie.

[donkey69donkey69]

wonderful ...seeing things clearly in the face of reality

[muzzleray]

I used to have BK tape set called "the end of suffering" 6 90min tapes, this was the second interview.

Would it be possible to put that series back up somewhere like a podcast or something.

[2Bgrego32]

is great to see the litle girl pure love!

no idea what prejudice is....the fact is that when she grows up she will experience discrimination and criticism just becuase her mother is black..lucky for her her mother is famous..inmagine an average child.

something is terrible wrong people!

[bostadecadastro]

Byron Katie is a professional bullshitter.

Good luck dick heads following this woman.

[Littleredness]

Good luck to you sweetheart :)

[ddfresher]

Thanks for putting this on youtube!

[Fearless2005]

She playing wit her head... Mind games.

[iwabuchiruka]

how much of these 8:30 minutes did you watch and at what point that this thought arose?

[Fearless2005]

I watched the whole thing, and immediatetly those thoughts arose.

[M0N3t7]

Why, she played in the 'Color Purple' movie.

[gfitz1999]

Elaborating on the concept I mentioned below, "Individually, you must change to see a change come about in the world." Again she abstractly covers this but I think it would have been much more effective if she had emphasized this to the Nth degree in layman's terms, that is, "Individually, you must change to see a change come about in the world." Reminds me of the works of Dan Millman and his book, "The Peaceful Warrior" and also the writings of J. Krishnamurti and his essays on prejudice.

[gfitz1999]

We're suppose to be prejudiced? What "is", is? I see the "shock treatment" Byron Katie was using to try to get us to understand prejudice. As she briefly mentioned, the key to eradicating prejudice begins with YOU and with that the true essence of love! The concept of it being "unloving" NOT to let someone have their prejudices - interesting! Be a lover of "what is". Let our differences to be acceptable. Individually, you must change to see a change come about in the world.

[gfitz1999]

To clarify a point above, I wasn't saying Byron is saying we're suppose to be prejudiced. I was saying she was using the statement, "We're suppose to be prejudiced" as a kind of shock treatment to get us to think about what prejudice is all about.

[freeeyourself]

Wow! Great to see, how our story about others seperates us from them - and how these stories teaches us in such a loving and clear way, how we want to live. If we only question our thoughts with Katies The Work. :)

I love to see Rae Dawns face, when she sits in her realisations.

[leicbri]

I love seeing these archive clips. When is this from?

[freeeyourself]

1999

[eclecticdreams]

I loved the part where Byron Katie said without this story of prejudice RaeDawn "would be what we don't have the awareness of yet...we would Finally have a teacher without prejudice."