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10K subscribers! A Q&A with Bernardo Kastrup 

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We've hit 10K subscribers to our channel, thanks so much! As a small thank you, in this video we discuss your questions with the director of Essentia Foundation, Bernardo Kastrup. It gets pretty wild as the conversation will range from the consciousness of bacteria, to our minds being 'time traveling machines,' to Hans asking Bernardo if Eve performed the first quantum measurement when she ate the apple. Also: why is meditation, literally speaking, an egoistic thing to do? Did Job suffer more than Jesus? And, this one is personal for Bernardo: what is the real danger of idealism if life hits you really hard?
We've added plenty of chapter marks so you can find the stuff you like. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing and the next stop is 100k!
00:00 Start
00:34 Introduction
01:54 Bernardo Kastrup on his work as a philosopher and as director of the Essentia Foundation
02:33 Essentia's mission statement
04:34 Hans Busstra on his position
05:02 What about Bernardo's Daimon?
06:04 How does the Daimon go about?
09:39 How does Bernardo's philosophy handle the Schrödingers cat scenario?
15:58 Can we know mind at large?
18:36 Near death experiences impair dissociation
19:19 Bernardo on being stuck in his hard head
21:40 Mind at large from a pan-psychist point of view
23:20 Can you 'feel' idealism as being real?
23:48 Panpsychism says your fist is conscious
26:13 Is the Amazon river conscious?
27:40 Isn't panpsychism a form of dualism?
31:17 Is the quantum field mind at large?
31:54 No one has ever seen an electron?
33:03 Science operates on convenient fictions
35:19 What is meta-cognition and why is it dependent on brains and more broadly on metabolism?
38:33 Could a table or the sun be meta cognitive?
41:14 Are stars conscious?
43:15 Can the universe 'build' on its own dreams or nightmares?
49:31 Can the universe become metacognitive?
50:08 How is human memory stored in the universe?
53:58 How worms when you cut off their head can still remember stuff
57:52 Could memory be stored in electromagnetic fields?
1:00:12 All physical states in nature are present states
1:01:23 Do we literally bring the past into presence when we recall a memory?
1:04:05 The Alan Watts metaphor that explains the problem of our thinking in terms of causality
1:07:04 Can our minds literally travel back in time?
1:07:27 Why memories are not reliable
1:09:21 Spacetime is doomed
1:10:49 If the brain were a computer could it store all our memories?
1:13:06 How to account for precognition?
1:15:52 Scientific studies indicating forms of precognition
1:17:02 On the phenomenon of retro causation
1:18:14 On the story of Genesis
1:22:18 God is not metacognitive
1:22:59 Metacognition lets you access worlds in your own mind
1:23:52 Do you apply morality to the Genesis story?
1:25:01 Did Eve perform the first quantum measurement by eating the apple?
1:28:09 Our longing back to Eden, the state before we became metacognitive...
1:29:46 On our non-heroic suffering as humans...
1:31:58 Who suffered more, Job or Christ?
1:32:57 Job put a mirror in front of God
1:34:41 How through Christianity the notion of sacrifice enters Western thinking
1:36:39 Why you will suffer less if you know how to suffer
1:38:10 Bernardo talks openly about the 30 minutes in which he wanted to end his life.
1:40:11 The danger of idealism
1:41:53 How suffering from tinnitus led Bernardo to become the director the Essentia Foundation
1:47:03 What are you proud of, now Essentia is three years old?
1:47:56 What are the two major breakthroughs we will see in the next two decades?
1:52:40 Are bacteria conscious?
1:59:22 We hide bullshit behind complexity
2:01:26 We may never have the capabilities to simulate a single bacterium from first principles
2:04:33 Becoming metacognitive is to fall from Eden
2:05:57 Why monkeys didn't start domesticating and riding goats to then chase the bad guys
2:07:38 Does nature have a sense of being?
2:09:09 The benefit and price of metaconsciousness
2:10:52 The race between egotism and the realization that life is sacrificial determines the future of humanity
2:12:19 On the popular resurgence of Stoicism and the meaning of life
2:14:18 The 10K subscriber cake!
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@spiritfilled5758
@spiritfilled5758 11 месяцев назад
I've come from a Christian worldview. When I lost my son last year, I could no longer accept belief based upon words from a book. There was a disconnect. I have spent much time seeking a knowing thru my own experience, allowing life to teach me, not seeking outside of myself. Under Idealisum, I've learned how my experience is my teacher, not words from others or a book. Life is a gift that when I'm in touch with my experience, I can and have learned much. Thank you for the work done. I will do my part to share this work with my community.❤ much love
@gkannon77
@gkannon77 11 месяцев назад
This was beautiful, thank you for posting it. I come from a similar situation, with regard to Christianity. I have not lost someone extremely close to me like you have yet, but I am thankful that I found idealism prior to that. The suffering that losing a son could impart would likely crush me, without the intrinsic meaning I have found through this philosophical understanding.
@krishnapartha
@krishnapartha 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing. ❤ bless you.
@GiedriusMisiukas
@GiedriusMisiukas 10 месяцев назад
Similar experience for me
@jeannazario2996
@jeannazario2996 10 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing. Plese look fo the Bigelow Institute of Comscioussness Essays. Bernardo has an essay there too.
@madcyril4135
@madcyril4135 10 месяцев назад
Hello from u.k. My dad was a journeyman bricklayer, born in 1909 and passed 1993. He lost his first wife to cancer when he was 21 she was 10 yrs older than him. What faith he had he lost, when she passed he ziggzagged the u.k. Working, then met mum in 1950. He spent time off on his travels in local libraries, instead of bars. Never mentioned religion or politics at home ever not even once! I’m 66 now, and never think about religion, and the only reason I look into politics is because we are in a mess globally! Just goes how your parents can influence you. I was in my early 20s, reading a weighty tome almost Certain it was Nietzsche . And dad said, what are you reading son? I told him and he said, ok but what are you going to do with it? Take care from U.k.
@Hermetic7
@Hermetic7 11 месяцев назад
Trust me when I say, your channel needs 10 million subscribers!
@Autobotmatt428
@Autobotmatt428 11 месяцев назад
i agree
@essentiafoundation
@essentiafoundation 11 месяцев назад
Wow, great to hear! Let's aim for the stars together with all of you!
@footballfactory8797
@footballfactory8797 11 месяцев назад
Agreed!
@ceciliagarcia1307
@ceciliagarcia1307 11 месяцев назад
Actually, 8 billion ...
@dueldab2117
@dueldab2117 11 месяцев назад
no no no those of us that understand and crave this are lucky. it's our job to spread the evangelicalism.
@danielaquacinella1567
@danielaquacinella1567 11 месяцев назад
I love Bernardo Kastrup's mind and how he thinks and articulates his thinking... the language he uses and his philosophical and scientific radical and inspiring insights. But in this interview I was really touched by his wisdom and sensitivity. His reflection on the notion of sacrifice and the egoistic attempt of humans of wanting to be free of suffering is spot on. It's so liberating to know it's not my aim and up to me to end my personal suffering...how not accepting life and suffering as part of life creates more suffering. I'm really grateful he shared such a vulnerable personal story to talk about his shift in narrative around personal suffering and renewed peace ❤btw...The Cure is my favourite band!!😊
@SolvingCollapse
@SolvingCollapse 11 месяцев назад
I discovered Bernardo's work several months ago, and it has deeply changed my way to see the world and my way to treat myself and the others. I'm here at 10k subscribers and I'll be here at 10M subscribers,
@shroomedup
@shroomedup 11 месяцев назад
Bonus points for The Cure shirt!
@essentiafoundation
@essentiafoundation 11 месяцев назад
Rookie mistake not asking Bernardo about this during the conversation:) But he did ask me: should I keep it on. 'Yes! , I said, because Idealism is The Cure.💫
@MichaelEhling
@MichaelEhling 11 месяцев назад
​@@essentiafoundationShow me show me show me how you do that trick, the one that makes more sense of the world...🎶
@danielaquacinella1567
@danielaquacinella1567 11 месяцев назад
I thought the same!!😂❤❤❤
@deborahbreen69
@deborahbreen69 11 месяцев назад
I’m glad you are here. Your work has enriched my life.
@Jay_Teacher
@Jay_Teacher 11 месяцев назад
Me too.
@cassidylhd
@cassidylhd 11 месяцев назад
I really relate to Bernardo's struggles with meditation and attainment of altered states without any intermediary factors. His "hard-headedness", as he puts it, is what has made his work so accessible to me. So although I know it must frustrate you endlessly, thank you for being this way, Bernardo!
@crimsonguy723
@crimsonguy723 11 месяцев назад
It's why I love his discussions with Rupert Spira. Rupert is coming from the exact opposite perspective (religion, art, etc). After watching some of them on YT, I read Ruperts' Nature of Consciousness and it resonated with my more than any other spiritual book that I've read. I love that they are besties and hang out, lol, that thought makes me happy.
@yifuxero9745
@yifuxero9745 10 месяцев назад
Struggles with meditation diminish with the proper methods. Access "Mahamritunjaya mantra - Sacred Sounds Choir" Listen to it for 2 min per day for at least two weeks. In due time you will transcend the mind altogether; at first for a short period of time that lengthens with more practice. (until nonduality is continuous).
@yifuxero9745
@yifuxero9745 10 месяцев назад
This method will be helpful: Access "Mahamritunjaya mantra - Sacred Sounds Choir". Listen to it for 2 min per day for at least two weeks. In due time you will transcend thought and enter into the non-dual state of Pure Consciousness.
@samrowbotham8914
@samrowbotham8914 11 месяцев назад
It was only eight or nine years ago when I asked Bernardo if he would do a podcast with Evita Ochell so he's come a long way in a short time and people are now beginning to take idealism seriously. I tell friends who are interested to read Dreamed Up Reality First as I feel it's a gentle introduction to Idealism. I hope everything continues to grow it's always been obvious to me that Materialism is taking us down to a dead end. I remember telling Bernardo about a video on here called 'Digital Physics Argument for God's Existence' is very good as its conclusion is we are all immersed in the Mind at Large. I do hope one day BK writes a book about Bishop George Berkley and of course, the news that physicists were awarded the Nobel Prize last year for showing that the universe is not locally real supports Idealism. Well done to Bernardo, Fred and everyone working at Essentia I hope the next eight years will be as exciting and encourage everyone to support it in any way they can.
@heinzgassner1057
@heinzgassner1057 11 месяцев назад
It‘s not only the Tinnitus that brings me very much in tune with Bernardo. My natural science socialization, disturbed by ‘annoyingly disturbing and blissful experiences’ that came from ‘nowhere’ and which I only learned over the years to understand and integrate into my life. This made me tumble through eastern traditions, tumble into Plotinus and Spinoza - all in search to find safety belts helping me to explain what I experienced. Bernardo is a big help to satisfy my rational approaches, while Rupert Spira puzzles me with his unbelievable clarity. Thank you and bless you guys.
@elogiud
@elogiud 11 месяцев назад
This was the very best interview; and I have listened to quite a number of talks with Bernardo; a man I truly admire! A sincere thank you to the Essentia Foundation for having recognized the greatness of this one individual mind and soul, and for sharing his greatness with ALL! Thank you, Bernardo; your gifts to us are priceless!
@hugothales4902
@hugothales4902 11 месяцев назад
I love this Q&A format. Wonderful topics. So enlightening. More of this please 🙏
@alexjan108
@alexjan108 11 месяцев назад
I get a sort of ecstasy hearing Bernardo sharing his deep insights on so many different subjects we have often only rudimentary knowledge. He is so enriching our lives taking us on the hand and guiding us in his beautiful garden of thoughts. Beautiful soul!
@matswessling6600
@matswessling6600 6 месяцев назад
yes. But that doesnt mean he is right.
@stevenmccarthy112
@stevenmccarthy112 11 месяцев назад
I'm sitting here yelling YES YES every few minutes for the pure joy of hearing this awesome stuff, especially about memory which is something of great interest to me.
@matswessling6600
@matswessling6600 6 месяцев назад
yes. the lure of cognitive bias...
@dazlemwithlovelight
@dazlemwithlovelight 11 месяцев назад
"YES" we made it . . ! ! Doing a little happy dance inside as I listen. Thank you for all you share, I think I speak for most here. Cheers from a digga down under.
@elyalainlevy
@elyalainlevy 11 месяцев назад
Bedankt! Goed gesprek, kijk uit naar meer!
@JanneWolterbeek
@JanneWolterbeek 7 месяцев назад
I do not regret discovering this channel! ❤
@footballfactory8797
@footballfactory8797 11 месяцев назад
Keep doing what your doing guys!! Love you Bernardo, can’t wait to get your newest book, still need to get through the two I have of yours already, heavy reading but so fascinating!
@carlt570
@carlt570 10 месяцев назад
Wonderful conversation. Love that the cat made a walk on appearance 🙂
@ideacastilluminate
@ideacastilluminate 11 месяцев назад
Once again, Floki contributes to the matters at hand. Thanks for the dialogue!
@Krisach
@Krisach 7 месяцев назад
I love to hear Kastrup explore these concepts. I keep hearing him describe psychedelics as reducing or impairing brain activity. Is Bernardo familiar with Selen Atasoy and her research on connectome harmonics and LSD? It suggests that the vocabulary of connectome harmonics (geometrical standing wave patterns across the brain's connectome) increases significantly, akin to how a jazz musician improvises in a variety of spontaneous, yet not arbitrary ways. The interconnectedness of these brain cymatics in regions of the brain that usually do not connect as often seem to go against the notion of psychedelics working "only" through reducing the brain's perceptual filtering or activity 🤔 Would love to hear his take on this more musical perspective on brain activity, it is quite ground breaking ✨
@aletanna
@aletanna 2 месяца назад
I am fanning out on Bernardo
@behnaz5097
@behnaz5097 11 месяцев назад
Just pure delight,wow..what a conversation, that you so much for sharing it with us🙏💚
@AviAdir
@AviAdir 11 месяцев назад
Congratulations! Thanks so much for your work!
@gkannon77
@gkannon77 11 месяцев назад
This was awesome, your channel needs more of this to counterbalance the great scientific con tent. Looking forward to what your channel has in the future.
@renatabianchi6453
@renatabianchi6453 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much …with a growing feeling of gratitude🙏😊
@laika5757
@laika5757 4 месяца назад
I love people who have seen both sides of life.... agony that makes them suisidal, and the resurrection that makes them Godlike. Bernado and Eckhart Tolle are 2 such people. Their contribution to the Human endeavour is fantastic..🙏
@realcygnus
@realcygnus 11 месяцев назад
Congrats ! TBH it ought to be 10M but these things take time. We should celebrate every added zero, at least.
@terradoflorescer
@terradoflorescer 9 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for this video and for all the amazing work! It's been a delightful journey to listen and to learn so much. ❤🧡💙
@ultmiddle4991
@ultmiddle4991 10 месяцев назад
Appreciate this format of my enthusiastic eavesdropping on a rich, skillfully conducted gathering of ideas and impressions shared between two individuals with obvious chemistry onscreen. Thank you
@Meditation409
@Meditation409 10 месяцев назад
Wow that was really great! Im so darn glad Isubbed. Absolutely great content!!! ❤ 💯
@aidanhall6679
@aidanhall6679 11 месяцев назад
Congrats on the 10k! 🥳 I see it ticking over 11k already! P.S. I can only hope to have a conversation with Dr Kastrup one day 🙏🏻
@ultmiddle4991
@ultmiddle4991 10 месяцев назад
My tinnitus, after 5 decades, it really does blend into the background sometimes and I have learned to fall asleep by giving it competition from blizzards, crackling fires, thunderstorms, and all nights train rides, thanks to the internet. I’d rather have that then constant migraines like some of my friends experience. ❤
@crux101
@crux101 11 месяцев назад
Thiank you for such a clear voice. I have been following you for about a year and have found your words explain many of the important decisions I've made in life because I listened to that nameless ~push~; I came to know it was important to listen and I am so glad in my 75 years that (for the most part) I did. I have had an interesting and full time on this MudBall!
@monicat160
@monicat160 11 месяцев назад
Que entrevista maravilhosa! Bernardo, muito obrigada por existir e trazer tanto sentido!
@HighCountryStudio
@HighCountryStudio 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for this informal ramble. Very enjoyable and informative.🤞that you will have many more subscribers. It can’t be too soon.Congratulations on your success so far!
@javadhashtroudian5740
@javadhashtroudian5740 10 месяцев назад
Thank you both very much for another great video. I love the Alan Watts cat metaphor. I remember it always but had forgotten where I first read it.
@vartanvartanian4412
@vartanvartanian4412 11 месяцев назад
This was good. Down to earth. High level. 😊
@NTRSN-Archive
@NTRSN-Archive 11 месяцев назад
Heel fascinerend wat De heer Bernardo Kastrup weet te vertellen.
@melaniebruce3923
@melaniebruce3923 11 месяцев назад
Good to hear from Bernardo ..
@josejrtuti
@josejrtuti 11 месяцев назад
great interview. thank!
@renateuwe9033
@renateuwe9033 11 месяцев назад
Knowing now the story of your suffering and your surrendering to that suffering, I am deeply touched by the blessing expressed in this anniversary >10K and in your wealth of wisdom through your books, Essential Foundation and your huge amount of other YT videos, you have brought into the world/to awareness🙏🏽💫✨mil parabéns para você!! 🌹🌹🌹😘
@cashglobe
@cashglobe 11 месяцев назад
Let’s go! Next stop, 100k!
@franswa529
@franswa529 11 месяцев назад
The best explanation of the Daemon! Thank you 🙏
@samrowbotham8914
@samrowbotham8914 11 месяцев назад
You will annoy Anthony Peake by claiming that.
@krishnapartha
@krishnapartha 10 месяцев назад
My prayers and well wishes to you Bernardo and team at Essentia. May you all live long and keep spreading this timeless wisdom of the ancients with scientific rigor. :-) 🙏🏾❤️🔥
@lousialb8962
@lousialb8962 10 месяцев назад
Thank you so much! This discussion was very beneficial, despite none of the content being new to me. Upon reflecting upon why I felt so struck, I realized that it is the absence of animosity and arrogance. During years of puzzling, I have stitched together a patchwork of understanding, seemingly from disparate cloths, each asserting their definitive wholeness or perfection, despite gaping holes or flaws being apparent. So my experience has been painstaking, laborious, full of humble doubt and frustration. A seeming imperative to endlessly educate myself sufficiently in vastly different domains before I'm adequately equipped to accept and integrate whatever may be valid from that domain and to confidently leave on the cutting floor where it has veered off from reality because of some fundamental error that replicates exponentially. So many conversations seem like battles to destroy or capture the other, to convert them. Or like a guru/disciple in which the guru is assumed infallible, with the disciple gullibly submitting to the guru's words notwithstanding that they obviously are not (perhaps not yet) the disciple's actual experience. So I very much appreciated the cooperative and collaborative tone of this dialogue. Because there were no sides, my mind was not provoked into picking sides as I listened. That made it very easy to cooperate and collaborate too. And many things I KNEW but could not claim to feel genuinely took root. So very grateful! There is no physical person currently in my life with whom I can cooperate and collaborate to explore these questions. So I'm grateful for these virtual realities where I feel at home.
@N0r8
@N0r8 11 месяцев назад
More of this please.
@sheric123
@sheric123 11 месяцев назад
Great conversation 🎉 Congratulations and thanks 🙏
@TheYellowshuttle
@TheYellowshuttle 11 месяцев назад
Excellent interview. We need more.❤️ More questions for BK: If we fold metacognition upon itself, can it cause a temporary untangle (or cessation of metacognition) to reveal a glimpse of the underlying substrate in a more basic form? The motivation for thinking thus is that metacognition is itself a product of super convolution or layering of underlying substrate.
@slymaceo9124
@slymaceo9124 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much!
@juergenbloh45
@juergenbloh45 Месяц назад
Thanks a lot🙏🙏🙏
@doodlus
@doodlus 11 месяцев назад
Congratulations!
@madamefeemy
@madamefeemy 10 месяцев назад
Bernardo, I don’t mean to sound hyperbolic, but you are a Job/Christ-like figured for me and undoubtedly countless others. I can only begin to convey how drastically your intellectual framing of idealism has transformed every facet of my life and perspective. I can only offer a pale reflection of your intellect, but I’ve begun to share your insights with others; I have no doubt many others are doing the same. Because of you, I sense the Truth is spreading-and it is all the grace of the suffering that led you to become the head of the Essentia Foundation and produce a mountain of invaluable content. Thank you for your sacrifice. I hope one day I have a chance to thank you in person.
@jericosha2842
@jericosha2842 9 месяцев назад
Beautiful conversation. Keep thinking about it afterwards.
@Sebastian_S_Azar
@Sebastian_S_Azar 11 месяцев назад
How was the cake? You never commented that. I love your work and really hope you get extremely much more attention. This is a breakthrough and Bernardo has personally un-brainwashed me from materialism. Thank you(me)(us)(god) for the sacrifice.
@essentiafoundation
@essentiafoundation 11 месяцев назад
The cake was delicious and left us wanting more:) I feel honored to be able to make these videos and just want to keep on exploring and sharing!! So good to hear we are making impact!
@AzarPhilosophy
@AzarPhilosophy 10 месяцев назад
​@@essentiafoundation Hi! Please do respond. I have a channel dedicated to idealism and philosophy mostly, and would really like to interview bernardo or anyone of your team since i have a lot of questions i think have not been asked before with regard to analytical idealism. Mind at large in dissociation is asking you. 🐂
@Sebastian_S_Azar
@Sebastian_S_Azar 10 месяцев назад
@@essentiafoundation why do my questions get deleted?
@texelle
@texelle 11 месяцев назад
Just discovered your channel. Thanks to algorithms. Thanks guys. Fascinating & interesting exchange. ;o-))
@damianclifford9693
@damianclifford9693 11 месяцев назад
Would be interesting to hear a long detailed discussion between Bernardo and Iain McGilchrist 🙏
@AriRuuska
@AriRuuska 10 месяцев назад
Comment about suffering (relates to discussion starting around 1:34:40). In my experience suffering end didn't mean the end of metacognition. I have chronic pain (rheumatic) and I have suffered a lot because of infections and pain. Then something happened. I call it perspective change. Now I'm all the time aware of "that which knows" and I'm watching life from there. After that, the pain has been a teacher, and I have learned so much from that. I have still pain but now it's like a dear friend of mine and even more. I'm grateful that I have had an opportunity to "spend time with the teacher". Also, pain doesn't touch my happiness in any way. I'm happy now with this painful situation. So, I don't think that the end of suffering ends anything beneficial for nature. It's the opposite I think. 😊
@shanosantwanos3908
@shanosantwanos3908 9 месяцев назад
The fact materialism is bankrupt is finally being realized by some people...good start..a return to the German idealism and romanticism philosophy would be fantastic, even if it is the entry level or 'lite' version.
@afterceasetoexist
@afterceasetoexist 11 месяцев назад
love your shirt bernardo
@laurakelly631
@laurakelly631 10 месяцев назад
As always, such a great presentation! Thank you so much! A question: How is an insight (learned by us in our disassociated state and released into nature when we die) experienced as an insight or 'is a knowing' by nature if nature is not metaconscious? Or, how does 'Nature' know? How is that insight held by Nature once we have un-disassociated? (died)
@QDoppio
@QDoppio 10 месяцев назад
This should be as mainstream default mode of reasoning as we can get now
@kgrandchamp
@kgrandchamp 8 месяцев назад
Hey Hans and Bernardo! I must agree with Hans that I don't really understand all of Bernardo's thinking! Even though I have quite a bit in common with Bernardo in that I lived in Rio for my first 17 years of life, have quite severe tinnitus, and worked in IT support (not at his level) for most of my working life! haha! My "natural" perception of nature inhibits my understanding of Analytical Idealism. Somehow, the sharp, real, solid, easily manipulated world of "materialism", becomes somewhat unreal, ephemeral, when I imagine stars, chemicals, rocks and tools as objects created within consciousness or fields of subjectivity! Am I missing something here? Thanks for your great work guys! 🌿
@walvarad777
@walvarad777 11 месяцев назад
Love your shirt Bernardo!
@Oskar-S-
@Oskar-S- 10 месяцев назад
Yeah
@altrs9215
@altrs9215 11 месяцев назад
I was excited late last night, when I was reading over an article on agents that combat cardio toxicity and, about a third of the way into the article, in a table that enumerated the different agents, was bottle brush! Bottle brush is a tree that produces wonderful vibrant red flowers with amazing fiber optic like "petals" arranged in a brush form. By chance a bottle brush is located just below the steps that descend to our bungalow. Exited by the data I harvested the leaves and threw them into my dehydrator after washing them throughly and now eagerly await the dry time so I can I give the stuff a go.
@craigbowers4016
@craigbowers4016 11 месяцев назад
OH! Seriously you are the most beautiful person alive. Not to be creepy, you're on my list of people to hug before I die!
@artursknope8927
@artursknope8927 9 месяцев назад
Thank you, for your meta cognitive work! Just yesterday found your channel. It would be really great to talk to you, and if I can propose a challenge it would be even more meaningful to sit in silence. I think you are doing meditation, it is just active. Highly recommend Vipassana meditation for you. Hope your dimon sees this. Have a great day!
@youtubecanal
@youtubecanal 11 месяцев назад
1. Is context the creation of possibilities or, in othrr words, experiences and concepts in the screen of perception? 2. Does each rise of a different context creates different perceptions or realities? 3. Because of the rise of metacognition context, I am the size of what I see, and not of my physical tall. 4. Is the dissociation process the fundamental context to create meta cognition? 5. Causality and time: the analogy of Alan Watts is very usefull.
@patricksee10
@patricksee10 10 месяцев назад
interesting discussion about sacrifice gentlemen. The concept of sacrifice is too often ignored in modern philosophical discourse. Thanks for raising it.
@40JoCharles
@40JoCharles 11 месяцев назад
Congratulations on the 10k. Looking forward to watching you both and the channel grow. 🙂🙏🏼🤍
@gmk2222
@gmk2222 8 дней назад
Subscribed ❤
@n33k0
@n33k0 6 месяцев назад
My favorite part is while he’s talking about Analytic Idealism, he’s wearing a shirt that says THE CURE
@ceciliagarcia1307
@ceciliagarcia1307 10 месяцев назад
I've been thinking, if every person who watched this video also subscribed to the Essentia Foundation they would have 14,882K instead of 11.4k in 8 days, wouldn't that be a step forward? And this video was made to celebrate 10K, congrats!!!! If that were the case, we'll be watching the 100K celebration video with Bernardo Kastrup quicker than we imagine. Hopefully.
@essentiafoundation
@essentiafoundation 10 месяцев назад
That absolutely is the holy grail on RU-vid, that every viewer becomes a subscriber! I guess it is up to us to make the content so engaging that that actually happens:)
@90days90
@90days90 10 месяцев назад
oh man i want to hear more about that cliffhanger!!!!!!!!!
@ianbaez1998
@ianbaez1998 9 месяцев назад
Seriously! I've heard Bernardo foreshadow about aliens and other cryptid paranormal phenomena, but I wonder how it connects to idealism.
@MisterNashT
@MisterNashT 9 месяцев назад
Bernardo is my guru.
@glitchyatheist
@glitchyatheist 11 месяцев назад
Saved to 'watch when high'
@detodounpoco37
@detodounpoco37 11 месяцев назад
A powerful way to expand our experience of Mind at Large
@renateuwe9033
@renateuwe9033 11 месяцев назад
🌹muchissimos geacias, Bernardo🙏🏽😘I follow your posts (in Germany )with the greatest interest and inner resonance!🥰 # Precognition: When I was 18, I dreamed of a close 20-years old friend's fatal swimming accident the night before! At first I didn't attach much importance to this dream, but in the evening, when Friedemann had succumbed to his hypoxia, my mother reminded me of the dream that I had told her in the morning... simply because it was so crazy...
@GiedriusMisiukas
@GiedriusMisiukas 10 месяцев назад
Nice interview. 56:35 :) 1:04:05 Alan Watts 1:26:40 on the book "More Than Allegory: On Religious Myth, Truth And Belief" by Bernardo Kastrup 1:48:00 and 1:51:43
@barbharwood3834
@barbharwood3834 6 месяцев назад
2:15:25 I would love to see you give your explanation of what's happening when somebody comes along and greatly upsets you, pushes your buttons. In terms of memory, patterns, morphic fields overlapping between people, and how change happens as a result.
@oliviergoethals4137
@oliviergoethals4137 11 месяцев назад
Inevitibility of growth towards Truth.
@hcellix
@hcellix 9 месяцев назад
Ok, 10,001. Let's get it to 1million.
@johnstarrett7754
@johnstarrett7754 11 месяцев назад
The experience of satori can certainly give you additional and surprising connection to the mind at large.
@user-mm8pm7ol3r
@user-mm8pm7ol3r 11 месяцев назад
That's what Advaita Vedanta is about. I've been watching lectures by Swami Sarvapriyananda and it is exactly what Bernardo has been teaching, only it's been discovered two thousand years ago.
@innerlight617
@innerlight617 11 месяцев назад
Thanks for having Bernardo, a philosopher i consider as a real gem for western culture. I wish a day he will meet for a public discussion Eckhart Tolle.ॐ ❤ 🙏
@koldourrutia
@koldourrutia 11 месяцев назад
Plus SadhGuru plus Michael Levin
@laika5757
@laika5757 4 месяца назад
Bernado is fantastic..👍
@paddydiddles4415
@paddydiddles4415 10 месяцев назад
I think the reason we don’t have such easy access to the future compared to the past, is because the future hasn’t happened, while as the past has
@Tirsogonzales
@Tirsogonzales 11 месяцев назад
Greetings from Lima, Perú. Please, try to put spanish subtitles to your youtube videos. The spanish speaking world (Latin America, Spain) is not necessarily bilingual. South america alone has a population of 440 million individuals. I wish I would had had time in my last August visit to the Netherlands. Time was short. Congrats for all the good work. Tirso Gonzales👍👏
@JOSELUIS1964
@JOSELUIS1964 11 месяцев назад
Se puede configurar para traducción automática al español, u otro idioma, oprimiendo el icono de "ruedita" o "engranaje" que aparece sobre el vídeo.
@Tirsogonzales
@Tirsogonzales 11 месяцев назад
@@JOSELUIS1964 . Es cierto lo que dices. Sin embargo, la traducción es muy pobre. Dada la importancia de la narrativa de Bernardo, se arriesga y pierde mucho en confiar en una traducción pobre y automática. Saludos. Tirso
@JOSELUIS1964
@JOSELUIS1964 11 месяцев назад
As More people becomes curious and eager to find truth, the number of suscriptors rises.
@skemsen
@skemsen 11 месяцев назад
I wish I had known that this would happen and that I could have contributed with questions of my own.
@essentiafoundation
@essentiafoundation 11 месяцев назад
Don't worry, we will do this again, I will announce it on our community page on RU-vid
@Juanc09051
@Juanc09051 10 месяцев назад
@@essentiafoundationan email newsletter would be great to remain up to date 😁
@KR-jq3mj
@KR-jq3mj 11 месяцев назад
Brilliant 👏 would love to hear BK chat with Michael Levin ....
@koldourrutia
@koldourrutia 11 месяцев назад
And with SadhGuru
@whoaitstiger
@whoaitstiger 10 месяцев назад
The fact that Bernado can make peace with tinnitus, which is one of my greatest fears, gives me courage to face the difficult parts of life. I don't know if I would take my life if it happened to me, I would definitely consider it but I hope I'd be able to endure the suffering and find peace with it as he has.
@MadMallory
@MadMallory 9 месяцев назад
Tinnitus can be caused by caffeine!
@ultmiddle4991
@ultmiddle4991 10 месяцев назад
Could there please be a series of children’s books about such things so this granny can have an easy beginning understanding?.I’ve had a long life of accepting indoctrinations since my first breath.
@S.G.Wallner
@S.G.Wallner 11 месяцев назад
Congratulations from a dualist!
@juliebrowne8966
@juliebrowne8966 3 месяца назад
@kennyhaughan9605
@kennyhaughan9605 10 месяцев назад
I’ll watch out for the new definitions of materialism and matter, though it’s probable that most people won’t realise the implications and continue as normal.
@Autobotmatt428
@Autobotmatt428 10 месяцев назад
Sir Arthur Eddington also wrote in philosophy of science. In his book The Nature of the Physical World he argued that materialism had been conclusively overthrown with the development of relativity and, even more importantly, quantum physics, and that the only viable alternative was a form of idealism.
@user-ci7ls5wt5q
@user-ci7ls5wt5q 11 месяцев назад
The difficulty of analytical idealism is that it is quite counterintuitive. I was about to end listening to its explanation when its beauty hit me and it dawned on me. Thats why it will probably be a long road especially because of the incredible intellectual laziness these days.
@Uri1000x1
@Uri1000x1 11 месяцев назад
What appears as a particle appears conscious since it is influenced by information only. This is based on the propositin that information is forces and fields and system energy levels, whatever influences a system, that is.
@ibodhidogma
@ibodhidogma 10 месяцев назад
As a kind of panpsychist myself, I see matter as just an expression of Consciousness ("matter is light, trapped"). They are one in the same-to varying degrees and always in flux.
@anthonylawrence5842
@anthonylawrence5842 10 месяцев назад
As Joseph Campbell said We all share the supreme ordeal, Carry the cross of the redeemer. Not in the bright moments of our tribes great victories, but in the silence of our personal despair.
@caiorossi4776
@caiorossi4776 11 месяцев назад
Very interesting. I'd just point out that the interviewer should take care not to impose his own concerns to the interviewee. Bernardo had his line of thought often interrupted by him because he wanted to express or clarify his own understanding. That's something one should avoid in private conversation. Imagine in a public Q&A. Please, don't take this as harsh criticism. It's just feedback for improvement. BTW, what documentary on AI was that that he mentioned?
@essentiafoundation
@essentiafoundation 10 месяцев назад
Thanks so much for this feedback, I'm learning and growing so this is just really useful to hear and I will work on it in my next conversation with Bernardo! My documentary on AI is called: Technology as religion and it aired in The Netherlands, you can watch it here if you like: vimeo.com/556151982?share=copy (Roger Penrose, James Lovelock and Bernardo Kastrup are interviewed in the doc)
@caiorossi4776
@caiorossi4776 10 месяцев назад
@@essentiafoundation , thank you very much. I'll try to check it out. BTW, American Cosmic, by D.W. Pasulka, talks a lot about the topic of your documentary, in case you haven't heard of that book. Hugs.
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