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Martin Buber (Part 2) - Togetherness (2014)
This is the second video in a series on Martin Buber.
This video was originally made in 2014. Text and reading by Ran Lahav, video filmed by Carmen Zavala on the beach of Lima, Peru. Subtitles added in 2024.
Martin Buber (1878-1965), the famous Jewish Austrian-born Israeli philosopher, explains the meaning of togetherness in his book I AND THOU (1923). In an I-Thou relationship of true togetherness, I relate to you as a whole, and from the whole of my being. You are no longer an object for me. I and you are part of an encompassing togetherness.
This video was originally made in 2014. Text and reading by Ran Lahav, video filmed by Carmen Zavala on the beach of Lima, Peru. Subtitles added in 2024.
Martin Buber (1878-1965), the famous Jewish Austrian-born Israeli philosopher, explains the meaning of togetherness in his book I AND THOU (1923). In an I-Thou relationship of true togetherness, I relate to you as a whole, and from the whole of my being. You are no longer an object for me. I and you are part of an encompassing togetherness.
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Martin Buber (Part 1) - Relationships (2014)
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This video was originally made in 2014 (subtitles added in 2024). Despite the primitive camera, it presents Buber's basic philosophical vision. Martin Buber (1878-1965) was a Jewish Austrian-born Israeli philosopher, most famous for his influential philosophy of relationships. As he explains in his book I AND THOU (1923), a person is defined by his/her relationships. A person is never a separat...
Inspired by Henri Bergson (1859-1941) - "Duration"
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Ran Lahav interviews Nikolai Khmyrovi from the Deep Philosophy Group, about what inspired him in the philosopher Henri Bergson, and his idea of “Duration.” Henri Bergson (1859-1941) was an important French philosopher, extremely influential at the beginning of the 20th century, and a Nobel Prize winner in literature. At the center of his philosophy is the concept of DURATION. Duration means liv...
Inspired by Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965) - Reverence for Life
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Ran Lahav interviews Miriam Picozzi from the Deep Philosophy Group, who explains what inspired her in the philosopher Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965), and his idea of “Reverence for Life.” Schweitzer developed his philosophy of “Reverence for Life” when he was working as a medical doctor in his remote hospital in Africa. As he later explained: “The fundamental fact of human awareness is this: ‘I ...
Plato on Self-Transformation (2014)
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How can I transform myself? The great philosopher Plato describes self-transformation as a process of stepping out of the cave (in his book "The Republic") or as ascending the ladder of love (in his "The Symposium"). This video was originally created by Ran Lahav in 2014 (subtitles added in 2024). It explains how Plato envisions self-transformation. Plato (about 428-348 BC) was arguably the mos...
Inspired by Maria Zambrano (1904-1991) - Why do we write?
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In this interview, Winfried Dressler, a member of the Deep Philosophy group, explains to Ran Lahav what inspired him in the essay “Why do we write?” by the 20th century Spanish philosopher Maria Zambrano. For Zambrano, the meaning of writing is very different from that of speaking. Speaking is a continuous flow of words, but writing frees us from the avalanche of speaking and gives us a space f...
Inspired by Martin Buber (1878-1965) - Guilt Feelings
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Ran Lahav interviews Linda La Pena, a member of the Deep Philosophy Group, about what inspired her in the essay “Guilt and Guilt Feelings” by philosopher Martin Buber (1878-1965). We all know what it means to feel guilty about something bad we did in the past, perhaps even years ago. Importantly, what was done was done, and we cannot erase our actions from the past. Buber discusses the meaning ...
What is Deep Philosophy? Ran Lahav explains
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Deep Philosophy is an approach to philosophy practice, in which small groups of participants (online or face to face) contemplate from their inner depth on philosophical ideas. This approach has deep roots in the history of philosophy, but in its present form it was developed by Ran Lahav and his companions over the past 10 years. This video is an introduction to the practice of Deep Philosophy...
Inspired by Zuurdeeg (1906-1963) - The Human Cry
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Ran Lahav interviews Alejandro Rodríguez, a Mexican member and facilitator of the Deep Philosophy Group. Alejandro explains what he finds inspiring in the idea of "The Human Cry" by philosopher Willem Zuurdeeg. Willem Zuurdeeg (1906-1963) was a Dutch philosopher and pastor, who wrote about life, philosophy, and religion. In his book "Man before Chaos" he argues that philosophy emerges not from ...
Inspired by Iris Murdoch (1917-1999) - Attention
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Ran Lahav interviews Karin Fechner from Germany / Italy, a facilitator and organizer of the Deep Philosophy Group. Karin explains what she finds inspiring in the idea of "attention" by philosopher Iris Murdoch. For Murdoch, ATTENTION is "a fair and loving gaze". Through Attention we gain a deeper understanding of other persons, and this enables us to make ethical decisions in a deeper way. Iris...
Nietzsche on Self-Creation (2014)
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This video was created by Ran Lahav in 2014. It presents philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche and his view self transformation, based on the passage "On The Three Metamorphoses" from his book "Thus Spoke Zarathustra." Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) was a German philosopher and one of the most influential thinkers in modern times. In his writings he criticized contemporary Western culture, its norms...
Inspired by Simone Weil (1909-1943) - Love
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Ran Lahav interviews Juan José Grande from Argentina, a member and facilitator of the Deep Philosophy Group, who describes what inspired him in philosopher Simone Weil's conception of love. Simone Weil (1909-1943) was a Jewish-born French spiritual philosopher and a political activist. Her writings are among the most influential philosophical-spiritual writings of the 20th century. She died at ...
Dancing with philosopher Ortega y Gasset
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Beatrice Magalotti, a professional dancer and Deep Philosophy member, dances to the inspiring words of José Ortega y Gasset (1883-1955), an influential Spanish philosopher. This video is part of the series "Dancing with Philosophers." Ortega's words in this video are taken from his essay "Features of love" that appeared in his book “On Love: Aspects of a single theme" (1939). Contributors to th...
Inspired by Henry Bergson (1859-1941) - Intuition
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In this interview by Ran Lahav, Lena Marinova, an Austrian member of the Deep Philosophy Group, shares what inspired her in Bergson's text on INTUITION. Henri Bergson (1859-1941) was a French philosopher and Nobel Prize laureate in literature, very influential at the beginning of the 20th century. "Intuition" is one of the central notions in his understanding of human experience or consciousnes...
Marcus Aurelius and the true self (2014)
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This video was created by Ran Lahav in 2014. It presents the ancient philosopher Marcus Aurelius (121-180 AD) and his view about the true self. Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor, as well as a philosopher of the Stoic school. For several years he wrote in his personal journal philosophical passages - insights, exercises, ideas to remember - and these were collected into the influential masterp...
Inspired by Maeterlinck (1862-1949) - Silence
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Inspired by Maeterlinck (1862-1949) - Silence
Inspired by Karl Jaspers (1883-1969) - The philosophical life
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Inspired by Karl Jaspers (1883-1969) - The philosophical life
Inspired by Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) - Thinking
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Inspired by Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) - Thinking
Inspired by Simone Weil (1909-1943) - Attention and Will
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Inspired by Simone Weil (1909-1943) - Attention and Will
Henri Bergson (3): What is Intuition? (2014)
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Henri Bergson (3): What is Intuition? (2014)
Dancing with philosopher Marcus Aurelius
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Dancing with philosopher Marcus Aurelius
Henri Bergson (2): The Conscious and Non-Conscious (2014)
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Henri Bergson (2): The Conscious and Non-Conscious (2014)
Henri Bergson (1): The deep self (2014)
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Henri Bergson (1): The deep self (2014)
Lia Matrone - Il dialogo filosofico nella filosofia pratica
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Lia Matrone - Il dialogo filosofico nella filosofia pratica
Stefania Giordano - Feminine identity in counseling
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Stefania Giordano - Feminine identity in counseling
Jesus Reyes - Reflexionando sobre problemas personales de una manera diferente
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Jesus Reyes - Reflexionando sobre problemas personales de una manera diferente
Sir....I its a humble request to make more videos like this....
It's open to everyone?
I think what he meant was intuition is trustable rational thought has been corrupted. When someone saids think rationally and dont react in anger it means dont trust your intuition. Thats wrong. Our intuition kept us safe in caveman times
Seit diesem Video sind 9 Jahre vergangen. Was ist daraus geworden? Gibt es das Projekt noch?
The imminent return of a giant of philosophical thought. Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful content.
How do I find a philosphical counselor?
The difference between i you and i it is love. If i love you are you. If i don't love you are it.
I am old woman, born 2yrs after Simone's death. For me, Simone's words .....Love is a direction, and not a state of the soul. Nga mihi nui Juan Jose, you understand.
Excellent explanation Thank you so much
Ωραία συνέντευξη• βλέπω στα σχόλια πως η Κυρία Κούρφαλη και το έργο της είναι ιδιαίτερα γνωστά.. Πολύ ευχάριστο. Αγαπώ το έργο της, ήταν και είναι σταθμός της ζωή μου.. Ας αναφέρω εδώ, πως η ιδέα της αιώνιας επαναφοράς που βλέπουμε στο έργο του Νίτσε, η καθηγήτρια Φιλοσοφίας στο βιβλίο της "Η Στωϊκή τέχνη του βίου" μας λέει πως την ιδέα αυτή, την διατύπωσαν και οι Στωικοί. Και πως σε αυτό το συμπέρασμα έφτασαν, μέσα από λογικούς συνειρμούς. Με την μελέτη της Φυσικής, με επιστημονικό τρόπο, και τα μέσα που είχε η Επιστήμη τότε. Το πολυ ενδιαφέρον όμως είναι ακόμη, ότι ο Νίτσε που δεν τα πήγαινε τοσο καλά με τα μαθηματικά και τις θετικές επιστήμες, θέλησε να μαθητεύσει κάποτε σε αυτά τα γνωστικά αντικείμενα, ώστε να αποδείξει με επιστημονικό τρόπο, της ιδέα της αιώνιας επαναφοράς!! .. κάτι που ναυάγησε για τους διάφορους λόγους τελικα. Εξαιρετικό!
Preciosa explicación! Gracias Ran por tus enseñanzas!!
Bergson stays very influential in France - from the concept of duration to the idea of philosophical intuition. He's indeed very practical and inspiring ! The true Rockstar !
Bergson was my first favorite philosopher!
Thank you Miriam!
What a journey ! I take in fully the description of Plato's Voice. Hope to be able to follow the Path toward the Sun, being born anew.
Thank you Mr. Lahav for explaining what deep philosophy is (not). Best regards from Serbia!
Can we move on whitout entertaining the narrative that make us who we've become today ? It seems a hard path - because the more you cling to the guilt, the more you are stabbing yourself for the past that can't be erased. Then remerbering that we are always able to become better is really the true salvation by integrating the past but transcending it in the outcome. Thanks for this interview ! I will ponder over this text !
Indeed, Florent, as you say, how to move forward beyond the guilt over the past - this is the topic of Buber's essay, and of the interview with Linda. The challenge is how to move forward not by simply forgetting the past, but by a true inner understanding and development. Thanks!
no remorse no praise only understanding
A necessary reflection on our everyday lives. I would add the need to learn to observe and accept ourselves, our whole self, to then be able to observe and accept others. Also that I find that moral has more to do with "rules", whereas ethics belongs to the "grey" zone of morality, meaning the situationes where taking decissions is not as simple as to follow the "rules", but rather the zone of exceptionality. Thank you, Ran.
Thank you, Juan José.
Well presented and true. I think people who you love and who are gone truly give to you all the time for what they continue create in your heart. Even in a context of your sadness they do not stop if you listen. Yes. Simone Weil is surely right. It is a WONDER which can travel from a person's birth.
This dance fits the words very well and builds up the action and transport to the beloved in a slow evolving time. Beautiful and the words and voice were true.
Thanks for the insights - it will be my Ruminatio later. Jasper is always such a friend when it comes to point toward what a philosoohical life looks like.
This fits Emerson very very well- really fine. No sound and no words -beautiful
Thank you Beatrice, your dance is inspiring!
I found you by accident- Beautiful interview- you both did what Simone Weil suggested
Interesting ❤🙏🏻
Big Bergson fan here! This is a pleasure, Ran.
Hello Chuck! Thank you for watching my videos!
simon
Ma Phronesis esiste ancora?
"What it means to Listen and to reflect"
Indeed
Bellissimo e affascinante
Great video!
If what Peter is saying is that it is difficult to combine philosophy and psychotherapy then I disagree. Mainly because there are numerous examples of psychotherapy being combined with or heavily influenced by philosophy. For example much of modern CBT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Dialectic Behavioural Therapy for example) is heavily influenced by eastern philosophy. CBT in general is modelled after socratic questioning and one important aspect of it is to explore underlying beliefs about the world, much like Socrates did. In general, psychotherapy often deals with your view of the world (or parts of) and the view of yourself in the world, which makes it very hard to separate psychotherapy from also (in some meaning) doing philosophy. On the other hand, if what Peter meant was that it is difficult to combine philosophy and psychotherapy and still be able to distinguish it from doing psychotherapy, I would agree.
Really great
O engleza prea buna chiar si ptr native people!!!,de fapt Paleologu este la nivel academic!!
Carissima kete i libri da te consigliati sono il manuale per quel che riguarda epitteto e per quel che riguarda nietzsche qual é il titolo del libro?
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Me gusta como piensa y se expreso, me ayudo a enteder mas, gracias
Genial Pepe, con este video comienzo a conocer tu propuesta más a fondo.
Was weiß ich wenn ich beispielsweise etwas über Hocke weiß? Homer war der Schöpfer der Ilias. OK. Ein wirkliche professionelle Vorstellung. Ich weiß jetzt genau worum es in hier in der Philosophie geht. Ich weiß nur noch nicht, welche Texte hier Gegenstand sind. Homer, Marc Aurel und auch Kant? Platon, Aristotels und Petrovic?
Really great. That’s better composure and humility than I’ve seen from most therapists.
I respect, but disagree....that philosophy cab be used for problem solving
I have a question. Can you say me what is philosophy for you and why can't be used for problem solving?
@@razvanalexandru9219 I'm not sure how philosophical counseling differs from (psychological) counseling. You say your goal is not to make your visitor happy, but what does "expanding their horizonts" ultimately leads to? Misery? What I'm afraid of is that without the proper psyho(patho)logical background, solving any issues - which you unconvincingly claim is not the point - is like shooting in the dark while trying to reinvent the weel. Humans are boring. Their problems are repetitive. Hence, studying existing patterns seems more fruitful to me, essential even. Does philosophical counseling include psychological background?
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O! clearly in his opinion the philosophising "belongs" only to those who has studied (academically I suppose) the (history of) philosophy. Nice way to control the field. He speaks so artificially & coquettishly. Both speaker's voices sound to me obviously like 2 persons who "satisfy themselves" as the actual purpose of this talk. Once I saw the interview with Yalom in Sternstunde Philosophie - Yalom impressed me by how authentic & simple he sounded (& looked. No grimaces as seen here). He was JUST SIMPLY speaking. Yalom was convincing as a human. This one here is not.
A strange angry comment. Nobody is saying that philosophy is "owned" by anybody, certainly not by academic philosophers, who are a limited part of the history of philosophy. Philosophy is a historical discourse about fundamental ideas. Does this statement seek to "own" philosophy? Not any more than the statement "triangles are three-sided shapes" attempts to "own" triangles.