I know !!!!!!!!!! It's because he's a poet. In another interview he say's 'you can't speed read poetry'. His message is shifting my trauma upside down.
David, i love the way you speak in a poetic way . I have only just discovered you on this podcast . I am 65 and live in Jeffreys Bay, South Africa and hope to discover more of your teachings . Take care
Have listened several times. Always engaging. I'm seeking to practice asking beautiful questions, and I find it engaging. Also challenged to engage in meaningful ways with aging and chronic back pain.
Wonderful inspiration. It reminded me of a poem I wrote called “The Leaf”. Contemplating the conversation between a leaf and it’s world. I’d love to post it in the comments and especially if David was able to read it. But I don’t want to be presumptuous.
My Dear Clive, David may be a busy dude, so no promises, but he also seems cheerleader for human courage to embrace our vulnerability and inevitable demise. A more accounting person could say "nothing ventured : nothing gained." I gather y/t content creators can curate these comments section if they wish, but these kinds of forums offer something of a "public square." PLEASE INDULGE ! B-)
I think he means that our experience of the world and of ourselves is the interplay between what we already know, expect, and can predict and what we can't. Reality can be seen as an ongoing dialogue or conversation between these two elements. Maybe there's more to what he's saying there, something I've missed that may dawn on me eventually.
Maybe he means what your own personal health (internal medicine) will do to you and what the world has for you, too. Sounds like a belief in destiny - how your body will fail you inevitably because of mortality, and the world will fail you (the corporate world). But I would rather hear from him to be certain, 😅❤
4:11 The conversational nature of reality... In some sense we don't get to choose? Our environment is already dialoguing with us, before we even have a say about it?
7:15 going back to poetry because science was always trying to get rid of the I (consequently scientific language cannot be precise enough), and yet the I deepens the more you pay attention
7:34 attention, out here in the world, not pass base beliefs, constitutes identity relationally in conversation with the world I wish I was just quoting him about this, my summaries seem diluted!
This man says more in 10 seconds than most of us could say in an hour.
But we have our own lives and that is what 's most important. His words are lovely, and so is yours.
I know !!!!!!!!!! It's because he's a poet. In another interview he say's 'you can't speed read poetry'.
His message is shifting my trauma upside down.
David, i love the way you speak in a poetic way . I have only just discovered you on this podcast . I am 65 and live in Jeffreys Bay, South Africa and hope to discover more of your teachings . Take care
Wow. I have heard him live a few times. And I have several audio downloads. Truly inspiring
Could you even imagine, having David Whyte as a tour guide? ❤
Anyone that doesn’t bring you alive is too small for you. Love that. ❤
I seriously feel saddened for the shriveled spirits which hit the 👎 in regard to this beautiful and deep sharing
Wow, that was beautiful. Ended up writing so much of it down to absorb. Thank you so much for putting this up. What a fortune.
'I return to poetry as a more precise way to describe the world...more precise than science...'
Equally precise. Both beautiful.
Indeed ! I LOVE science and logic, but the human experience is not a readily logical one ! B-)
This is wonderful to hear and to know this exists.
Have listened several times. Always engaging. I'm seeking to practice asking beautiful questions, and I find it engaging.
Also challenged to engage in meaningful ways with aging and chronic back pain.
44:44 "BEAUTIFUL TREPIDATION . . . none of us really feel we deserve our happiness. " B-)
So helpful and love your poetry 🙏❤
Wonderful inspiration. It reminded me of a poem I wrote called “The Leaf”. Contemplating the conversation between a leaf and it’s world. I’d love to post it in the comments and especially if David was able to read it. But I don’t want to be presumptuous.
My Dear Clive, David may be a busy dude, so no promises, but he also seems cheerleader for human courage to embrace our vulnerability and inevitable demise. A more accounting person could say "nothing ventured : nothing gained." I gather y/t content creators can curate these comments section if they wish, but these kinds of forums offer something of a "public square." PLEASE INDULGE ! B-)
@@solarnaut - thank you for your encouragement here is The Leaf…
@@cliveawilson Where is The Leaf?
@@kevinchristopher1443- it’s in the comment above. I hope this is helpful. Clive.
The best conversation and insight!
A tip: you can watch series on flixzone. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies recently.
@Ray Ibrahim yup, have been watching on Flixzone for months myself :)
@Ray Ibrahim Yup, I have been watching on flixzone for since november myself :D
Thank you 🙏
Very profound. Thank you 🙏🏽
Wonderful! Thank you
Thank you.
Caught you on WOSU Public Media in Columbus, Ohio, and was impressed with your mind David Whyte, thanks for sharing.
Brilliant ❤
Thank you
Every word ❤
Write your favourite bits here.
Mine : The poem 'Everything is waiting for you.
Thank you Anna.
Fantastic interview. Thank you!
Wisdom.
Hermosa
Omg! You are my people!!!! 💦🙌💦💙🐦🌟💙🌟🌻🌻🌟🌻🙏🙌
My people too. My people are all people.
@@meghan42 indeed 🙏
9:00 What does he mean by "half of what is about to occur is unknown, both inside you and outside you"?
maybe, this is what he call a "good question" to hold on to and repeat .... I´ll join you in that!
I think he means that our experience of the world and of ourselves is the interplay between what we already know, expect, and can predict and what we can't. Reality can be seen as an ongoing dialogue or conversation between these two elements.
Maybe there's more to what he's saying there, something I've missed that may dawn on me eventually.
Maybe he means what your own personal health (internal medicine) will do to you and what the world has for you, too. Sounds like a belief in destiny - how your body will fail you inevitably because of mortality, and the world will fail you (the corporate world). But I would rather hear from him to be certain, 😅❤
Folder of Time
3:20 grounded in solid air
4:11 The conversational nature of reality... In some sense we don't get to choose? Our environment is already dialoguing with us, before we even have a say about it?
5:45 language written by adults who had not forgotten the visions and insight of children
7:15 going back to poetry because science was always trying to get rid of the I (consequently scientific language cannot be precise enough), and yet the I deepens the more you pay attention
7:34 attention, out here in the world, not pass base beliefs, constitutes identity relationally in conversation with the world
I wish I was just quoting him about this, my summaries seem diluted!
✨🕯️🔆💫✨
MortalUP and ask the question, have the conversation.
Cara O Sullivan