I yet again find myself here one year away from my 50th birthday, so sad to hear that the master has left us, but only in body. This has to be one of the finest performances of this work. Only through him did I really understand it. I am so sad he has left us. As I find myself at the door of "The Justice", having left behind "The Soldier" I feel and fear my own mortality as I have never done so before.
This is about the 10th time I have returned to watch this masterpiece, and each time is better than the last. A true tour-de-force of acting without even trying. Magnificant.
And here I am yet again..My act being yet being the "full belly with good capon lined." I have used this video in my class with students. You are a reference. Thank you sir, from all that I hold dear. It is hard to find actors like you. The skill you have can only come with the 6th or 7th age. Again, thank you.
This may be the best version I've seen on UA-cam, even better Morgan Freeman's. The passion is real and it feels like my old grandfather is telling me the ages of man as he reminisces upon his own. Very well done.
Exactly, only someone who has lived or is upon the 7th age can really understand the piece. This can only be spoken while one is remeniscing his own 6 ages..
hello sir , sad to see your vedios little late .clearly explained with perfect expressions you really explained the true meaning of life will keep watching all your vedios and like them and will subscribe your channel and even subscribed .thank you.
Very well done. The Seven Ages of Man. I’ve listened to the academics’ analysis. They seem not to be dream analysts that learn to search for the deeper levels. Shakespeare defines quintessential English. The masterful mind that cast these phrases I sense, hide their true meaning, three levels deep. A secret within a secret within a secret. Each secret raises the reader heavenly higher, not sadly lower in vibration, until the reader stands in the highest frequencies of rays. “All the world is a stage, All the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages.” .... A secret within a secret within a secret. 3-levels, 3-tracks. As a past life regression hypnotist, I witness a different reality, yet respect our current level of shifting reality. “7 ages,” are the spiritual science doorway of the occult knowledge 7 octaves of energy vibration-reality. With each phase our physical body falls away as we slowly ascend the 7-chakras (7 ages) of known existence through the occult. 3-tracks, “7-ages” also mean 7-chakras, also reflect 7-octaves. The soul-being in the 7th age knows the experience of the 7-chakras. Perhaps even fully aware of kundalini. 7 is the not so hidden theme and gateway to full understanding. 7 is universally understood. 7 is intended as a signal to look further. In this there is little doubt. My view composes my realty. We appear in this world in roles we audition to play before entering upon this stage (born into this life), sometimes male, sometimes female, sometimes plant, rock, insect, bird, in infinite variety, sometimes even as elementals, ... Fire, Water, Earth, and Air.... each with its own consciousness.... We each pass through them all, if not many as needed for our role, carrying the gift that is our permanent treasure, our consciousness. The master of our language, hides his vast wisdom deep, but leaves a prominent clue-trail for a few within his society that knew his deepest meaning. 7. Less he be declared a heretic and burned at the stake
@@ConVivo Hi Jim I must say a heartfelt thanks for your continued support! It's the grease to the bearings ~ pick the bones outa that :) Ref your immediate comment I must confess I feel often that I am yet to rise from my "1st Childishness"! I put up a Peter Pringle video on my Face Book page today ~ you commented on an earlier upload of mine on his talent where he played a Theramin and the "Electric Kantele" to which you you gave "Thumbs Up" ~ There are the acknowledged "Genii" of the world and folks like him whom I believe to be such ~ perhaps because I simply understand him !! ~ Too difficult to elucidate further on here :) take care db
Hi I had Look at your channel and thought some other of my readings might fit your brief quite well:- Omar Khayyam - possibly the greatest poem ever ? ~ certainly some of the most beautifully gently expressed philosophical ideas.. ua-cam.com/video/xdbNh4jZEM4/v-deo.html Robert Frost's lovely relaxed view on decision making ~ ua-cam.com/video/tP2C6JIVReY/v-deo.html And Rabindranath Tagore's beautifully gentle reproach to one who has left him without a farewell ua-cam.com/video/jA8pfY0_Ipk/v-deo.html Hope you like them db
Thanks JagWar ~ appreciate your comment.... Rumi and Hafez I have been looking at and when the light flashes I'll go for it- there is just so much out there and as I get better with the technical aspects so I spend more time on them .... especial just the narrations and still image ones - been working on Morte d'Arthur (20 minutes) now for a full month and have yet to complete !! - Thanks again
Why the dislike? Can't they just add a comment/critism? If one does not like, they are free to say so, a dislike just discourages but critism separates the learned from the imbeciles.
Thanks for taking the time time ReignTracer .... In principle I'm right with you ... but I do accept that the simply not liking is a valid and even truthful enough statement! .... Negative comments are fine as well .... However the odd person who enters into a comparative session when making comments mmmh! .. then they are opening themselves to a "bailie blast" .. Or they might suggest what I "should" do .... whoa! that's God or Whomever's domain .. it too incurs an intellectual missile! ...Most of these comments are based on a principle or love of another interpretation ... and they tend to sprout off on what they WANT to see/hear... but demanding that is a prejudice ... see below under Alex Ash... read my answer ..which I hope is a clear indication of at least one of my concepts. I thank you again ...best db
Sadly most interpretations don't include the most important part of this speech, the stage direction right after that disprove, in four words, all of it: "Enter ORLANDO bearing ADAM". This speech that reduces the human condition to that of an animal, stuck in the unchanging stage of life is disproven by the humanity of Orlando, ready in his youth to sacrifice all he has to save an old man who had left a good life and abandoned all he had worked for to be with Orlando. Shakespeare never meant for All the World's a Stage to be taken out of context from his piece, the whole speech is to mock those who think like Jaques.
What a load of balls! ~ Shakespeare wouldn't give two continental tosses whether it was removed in isolation to the moon and performed by Jaques standing on his head ~ you can have all the opinions you like but none of them have any relevance other than they are your opinion! ~ sad that you believe otherwise and state them as facts!
I yet again find myself here one year away from my 50th birthday, so sad to hear that the master has left us, but only in body. This has to be one of the finest performances of this work. Only through him did I really understand it. I am so sad he has left us. As I find myself at the door of "The Justice", having left behind "The Soldier" I feel and fear my own mortality as I have never done so before.
Wow! Excellent. This is the best rendition I've seen.
This is about the 10th time I have returned to watch this masterpiece, and each time is better than the last. A true tour-de-force of acting without even trying. Magnificant.
The most remarkable thing altogether is that a fella about 37 years old wrote it ~ now that's insight!!! thanks for your input best db
This has got to be the best interpretation of this act i have ever seen. To you monsieur i say BRAVO
Thank you Nada ~ my good wishes to you db
Watching this is pure unadulterated pleasure. I am treating myself again and again.
Well - I am reading your comment repetitively too :) Thanks
A really expressive and deeply moving performance! Thank you very much!
Thanks Madeline ~ Best db
@@mdebailes-OK I have to thank you and I'm looking forward to your new videos! You have a very interesting chanel! 🎭🌹❤️
And here I am yet again..My act being yet being the "full belly with good capon lined." I have used this video in my class with students. You are a reference. Thank you sir, from all that I hold dear. It is hard to find actors like you. The skill you have can only come with the 6th or 7th age. Again, thank you.
Thank you again Ben ~ I too return to this often because it reminds me of what I am attempting to achieve !! best db
FANTASTIC! GOD BLESS
Wonderful , I´ll keep it on my youtube playlists
Thanks Adrian
Marvellous! Wonderfully done in so many ways. A real pleasure to watch and listen to. Thank you for this!
Thank you DannY ~ very pleased you liked it ~ db
This may be the best version I've seen on UA-cam, even better Morgan Freeman's. The passion is real and it feels like my old grandfather is telling me the ages of man as he reminisces upon his own. Very well done.
Thanks SP ~my pleasure ~ db
Exactly, only someone who has lived or is upon the 7th age can really understand the piece. This can only be spoken while one is remeniscing his own 6 ages..
@@benaveiga546 Don't Remind me!!! 😁
I got my first acting part with this work of art. Very well performed; bravo!
Thanks Paul ~ keep well db
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This is so beautifully done! I love it!
Why thank you ~pleased to please !
Lovely!
Many Thanks Femia ~ best to you db
Wonderful just so wonderful!!!
Sublime, sir!
My most favourite rendition of this "The Seven Ages of Man".
Brilliant , thank you
and thanks to you Mark
Brilliant excellent interpretation.
Thanks Bernard ~ keep safe db
I'm loving this! Bravo!
Thanks Pam!
hello sir , sad to see your vedios little late .clearly explained with perfect expressions you really explained the true meaning of life will keep watching all your vedios and like them and will subscribe your channel and even subscribed .thank you.
Samriddhi Sharma ~ thank you ~ glad that you have tuned in and again thanks for the subscription ~ keep well db :)
@@mdebailes-OK thank you sir
Very well done.
The Seven Ages of Man. I’ve listened to the academics’ analysis. They seem not to be dream analysts that learn to search for the deeper levels. Shakespeare defines quintessential English. The masterful mind that cast these phrases I sense, hide their true meaning, three levels deep. A secret within a secret within a secret. Each secret raises the reader heavenly higher, not sadly lower in vibration, until the reader stands in the highest frequencies of rays.
“All the world is a stage,
All the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts,
His acts being seven ages.” ....
A secret within a secret within a secret. 3-levels, 3-tracks.
As a past life regression hypnotist, I witness a different reality, yet respect our current level of shifting reality.
“7 ages,” are the spiritual science doorway of the occult knowledge 7 octaves of energy vibration-reality. With each phase our physical body falls away as we slowly ascend the 7-chakras (7 ages) of known existence through the occult.
3-tracks, “7-ages” also mean 7-chakras, also reflect 7-octaves.
The soul-being in the 7th age knows the experience of the 7-chakras. Perhaps even fully aware of kundalini. 7 is the not so hidden theme and gateway to full understanding. 7 is universally understood. 7 is intended as a signal to look further. In this there is little doubt.
My view composes my realty. We appear in this world in roles we audition to play before entering upon this stage (born into this life), sometimes male, sometimes female, sometimes plant, rock, insect, bird, in infinite variety, sometimes even as elementals, ... Fire, Water, Earth, and Air.... each with its own consciousness.... We each pass through them all, if not many as needed for our role, carrying the gift that is our permanent treasure, our consciousness.
The master of our language, hides his vast wisdom deep, but leaves a prominent clue-trail for a few within his society that knew his deepest meaning. 7.
Less he be declared a heretic and burned at the stake
What a brilliant interpretation
Thank you Jean-Thomas : pleased you enjoyed it
thanks sir !!
And thank you sir!
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Excellent, David !
Jim
Thanks Jim ~ It's one of my personal favourites ~ simply because it's honest!! :)
@@mdebailes-OK - Unfortunately, Dave, we are both in our second childishness :-)
@@ConVivo Hi Jim I must say a heartfelt thanks for your continued support! It's the grease to the bearings ~ pick the bones outa that :)
Ref your immediate comment I must confess I feel often that I am yet to rise from my "1st Childishness"!
I put up a Peter Pringle video on my Face Book page today ~ you commented on an earlier upload of mine on his talent where he played a Theramin and the "Electric Kantele" to which you you gave "Thumbs Up" ~ There are the acknowledged "Genii" of the world and folks like him whom I believe to be such ~ perhaps because I simply understand him !! ~ Too difficult to elucidate further on here :) take care db
@@mdebailes-OK - I must say, David, that I liked the sound of the 'electric kantele'. It had a very haunting quality.
It's great! Good work.
Thanks Ostrich
Thank you
John Joseph Pascual ~ thank you ~ best wishes db
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Beautiful. Keep up the good work.
many thanks for your encouragement ~ db
Hi I had Look at your channel and thought some other of my readings might fit your brief quite well:-
Omar Khayyam - possibly the greatest poem ever ? ~ certainly some of the most beautifully gently expressed philosophical ideas.. ua-cam.com/video/xdbNh4jZEM4/v-deo.html
Robert Frost's lovely relaxed view on decision making ~ ua-cam.com/video/tP2C6JIVReY/v-deo.html
And Rabindranath Tagore's beautifully gentle reproach to one who has left him without a farewell ua-cam.com/video/jA8pfY0_Ipk/v-deo.html Hope you like them db
I love your videos. Your voice is soothing to the ears. If you can, please do a video on some of Rumi's and Hafez's work. I would love that. Cheers!
Thanks JagWar ~ appreciate your comment.... Rumi and Hafez I have been looking at and when the light flashes I'll go for it- there is just so much out there and as I get better with the technical aspects so I spend more time on them .... especial just the narrations and still image ones - been working on Morte d'Arthur (20 minutes) now for a full month and have yet to complete !! - Thanks again
There are a couple of Tagore out there ua-cam.com/video/jA8pfY0_Ipk/v-deo.html which you may enjoy
I really like this. Your voice is very calming and it really made me remember this poem for my test which is to be presented tomorrow :)
Thanks Cathy ~ I enjoy the fact that what I do may help others in their efforts ~ Hope your test went well do let me know - best to you db
this dude bussin tbh
Ah! you use colloquialisms whic pass by me ~ but goor I'll take what you say as positive and thank you :)
best db
@@mdebailes-OK it’s 100% positive I’ve watched this video like 1000 times and i get more blown away each time
@@frisandlin8876 Yes I recon That's Positive :)
lovely thank you
Thank you in return :)
Marvellous, simply wonderful. Shakespeare (or Bacon), is somewhere smiling.
Let's hope so ~ I'll settle for Shakespeare ~ Thank you
Wonderful!
many thanks!
Delightful.
I ' ve noticed only 1 mistake , he says " trebles " where the folio says " treble " ,but all in all , my favorite rendition of the poem .
i would love to hear you do a reading of "Ozymandias"
Thanks ~ here ya go! ...ua-cam.com/video/aREs5Z7vJ8U/v-deo.html and this might interest you ..... ua-cam.com/video/FKp_fjn6d9U/v-deo.html ..best db
fantastic. thank you and keep up the amazing videos..
Very nice
Thanks Kirri - best db
superbe
I thank you best db
I'll share it on Facebook
Thanks Sergey
Sadam Hussein?
David Bailes
Красиво!
Thank you ~ best db
Why the dislike? Can't they just add a comment/critism? If one does not like, they are free to say so, a dislike just discourages but critism separates the learned from the imbeciles.
Thanks for taking the time time ReignTracer .... In principle I'm right with you ... but I do accept that the simply not liking is a valid and even truthful enough statement! ....
Negative comments are fine as well .... However the odd person who enters into a comparative session when making comments mmmh! .. then they are opening themselves to a "bailie blast" ..
Or they might suggest what I "should" do .... whoa! that's God or Whomever's domain .. it too incurs an intellectual missile! ...Most of these comments are based on a principle or love of another interpretation ... and they tend to sprout off on what they WANT to see/hear... but demanding that is a prejudice ... see below under Alex Ash... read my answer ..which I hope is a clear indication of at least one of my concepts.
I thank you again ...best db
yes i am with you ,crystall clear
@@samriddhisharma2634 Ho! Ho! thank you ..I do have a problem of going on a bit ... Ces't La Vie :)
Death and the beginning. We are doomed.
"Death and the beginning. We are doomed" ~ if you mean it''s all one ~ I agree ~ the rest is killing time!! Simple... thanks db
Impressive. You're almost like Ian McKellen.
?........
Je bois à votre santé monsieur où que vous soyez!
Merci!!
Sadly most interpretations don't include the most important part of this speech, the stage direction right after that disprove, in four words, all of it: "Enter ORLANDO bearing ADAM". This speech that reduces the human condition to that of an animal, stuck in the unchanging stage of life is disproven by the humanity of Orlando, ready in his youth to sacrifice all he has to save an old man who had left a good life and abandoned all he had worked for to be with Orlando. Shakespeare never meant for All the World's a Stage to be taken out of context from his piece, the whole speech is to mock those who think like Jaques.
What a load of balls! ~ Shakespeare wouldn't give two continental tosses whether it was removed in isolation to the moon and performed by Jaques standing on his head ~ you can have all the opinions you like but none of them have any relevance other than they are your opinion! ~ sad that you believe otherwise and state them as facts!