Never Force Anything | Just Let it Be ~ Alan Watts
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2022
- Alan Wilson Watts (6 January 1915 - 16 November 1973) was an English writer, speaker and self-styled "philosophical entertainer", known for interpreting and popularising Japanese, Chinese and Indian traditions of Buddhist, Taoist, and Hindu philosophy for a Western audience.
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When I'm minding my own business and focusing on myself opportunities come flooding to me,never be desperate for anything
Thank you for posting this. I needed to hear this today.
This guy will make your brain work properly.🙏👍
A Japanese zen master said, "The Tao [Great Way] is not difficult for those who hold no preferences."
Needed to hear this.
Great video opens your mind to a different way of thinking its opened my mind
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00: Nature is a self-regulating system; following its course is acting in accordance with the grain.
01:13: "Wei Wu Wei" means not forcing, acting in harmony with existing patterns, like jiggling a lock instead of forcing it.
02:41: Life's conflicts are actually forms of cooperation and mutual arising among species.
03:40: Not forcing anything leads to spontaneity, a natural and unforced way of living.
04:24: The concept of "Li" represents an organic pattern, an inherent sense of order in things.
06:11: True creativity involves an essential element of mystery; it can't be fully taught orprescribed.
07:10: The concepts of "Yu" and "Dao" evoke a sense of deep mystery and the profound interconnectedness of nature.
09:00: The mysteriousness of nature is compared to the hiddenness of hermits and distant sounds.
10:18: Trust in oneself is vital; the Taoist approach is to let things happen and trust in the spontaneous fulfillment of one's organism.
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He couldn't discuss flow states for opening creativity as recently studied. Because at that time because the research wasn't done yet. One might see the flow state as tuning into or flowing with the Tao, as it is not mental or linear and takes the mind into strange time experiences (time expands or shortens dramatically, perceptually of course).
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Was he sayingConstipation occurs as a result of attempting to force things ?
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🌿 Nature is a self-regulating democratic system; totality is the Dao.
01:13 🛠️ "Wei Wu Wei" means not forcing, but acting in accordance with existing patterns.
02:41 🐟 Conflicts in nature are forms of cooperation and mutual arising.
03:40 🌀 "Not forcing anything" leads to spontaneity and a natural life.
04:24 🌱 "Li" symbolizes organic patterns and inherent order.
06:11 🎨 True creativity contains an essential element of mystery.
07:10 🌌 "Yu" and "Dao" evoke deep mystery and interconnectedness.
09:00 🦢 The mysteriousness of nature compared to hidden hermits and distant sounds.
10:18 🌟 Trust in oneself is vital; the Taoist approach is to let things happen.
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So… i’m looking for a new car.. an electric. And.. I can’t find any good one for a good price.. or they are stupidly expensive for what it is.. or they are “affordable “ but not good enough for the needs. It makes me very frustrated. Do i have to think let it be? And not forcing it? The right one will come one day? Or do i have to push more?
Or maybe an open, watching, waiting? Like "Chance favors the prepared mind"?
@@grovermartin6874 what do you mean? My English is not the greatest sorry..
@@jdnrotterdam2150 That is a quote from Louis Pasteur. The idea is to investigate your possibilities, then stay informed and aware, so that if what you are looking for comes to your attention, you are ready to take advantage of the opportunity.
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@@grovermartin6874 yes better. So now i need to stop looking and surging in shops and on the internet. But just stay aware and informed. And just wait until it’s my moment and if the moment arrives i’m aware it’s there so i can take action?
And with that i don’t take impulsive decisions what i will regret later
“Just let it be.” Said no one on boats heading to the beaches of Normandy.
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Scorpio male ♏ right or let it die,but if anything I'm the one forcing this illusion on me,with no sure or hopefull outcome, I'm not bothered,I'm just heartbroken, healing and accepting that only I can cure myself! Much love and respect !❤ godbless ♏🥰
Your best is yet out ahead.
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Much ☮️ For you.
♥️🏆for your journey thus far!
Pour as much Love into yourself as you can.
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Force or not ????
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Do u believe in god or is these jus things man came up with??
Don't force it, just let the turd be. 😅🤣
Is this a huge joke
Was he sayingConstipation occurs as a result of attempting to force things ?
Yes