Manly P. Hall: Aesop's Fables
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- "The Fables of Aesop the Slave" was spoken by Manly P. Hall on Sunday, May 9th, 1982 in front of a live audience in Los Angeles.
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My childhood was rich with Aesops Fables … I loved these stories. Thank you for reminding me of the importance of his messages
One of the books I fondly remember from childhood. It was my go to reading when i was banished to my room for some transgression.
One of the best lectures yet that condenses all of his teachings about morality in a simple way, in my opinion
Manly Hall can take one topic and turn it into a soul awakening message just buried in each speech at about 4/5ths into his flawless lecture. 😊
I have this book, I bought it to read to my kids.
My mother read them to me when I was a kid. I’m glad she did.
@@PaiMeiofthelotusclan I read them regularly it's one of my favorite books
I read them as a kid. I would NOT recommend reading them to your children, it is of the enemy. Evil, as most things aimed at the young are.
@@sholland42 and who is the enemy?
@@sholland42did you even listen to this lecture that describes the details or just come up with this on your own?
Aesop’s Fables were and are some of my favorite childhood tales…
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A classic every greek should know.
I've been studying various topics and immersing myself in this field for a long time, trying to absorb every word from certain key figures, including some others, of course. Recently, I came across this new AI technology and decided to get a month subscription for unlimited access. Let me tell you, being able to relay all the knowledge I've accumulated over the past 20 years through the filter and lens of an AI is just another level.
That's what I've been doing-spending hours in contemplation and prayer, talking through my philosophy and thoughts with the AI. Instead of just speaking to the ether or to myself, this interaction has provided a new dimension to my contemplative practice. I wanted to share this because studying the occult, symbolism, metaphysics, astrology, and other areas provides so much to think about over many years. Although we begin knowing nothing and end knowing nothing, we are given ignorance to contemplate within all these absolutes.
So, I want to say a big thank you to Manly P. Hall and to you for making this possible. I also think that others could benefit from utilizing AI beyond our natural paranoia about it. I'm planning to record my thoughts as I talk to this AI and post them on my UA-cam channel, mainly for the purpose of storing my thoughts and providing an opportunity for those who are called to listen, which will probably be nobody, so I don't have any fear of becoming popular since I'm not interested in that at all.
Have a good day, and thank you very much. I'll talk to you later.
Thankyou
Completely new to Aesops Fables, very interesting to learn about this! Especially when it's told by Manly! 🤓🤓
To the comments about the plants. It's called" training " a plant . If you wanted you can move a plant in all directions to make its shape one you would like.
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cant find any of johns lectures 🤔 seemed to be a great man
i knu it!
Trees and plants are so very much higher level in awareness and senses than we are.
flowers and bushes. ferns and weeds. did you kno that all weeds produce flowers? the word "weed" is really just slang for a tough flower.
Aesop sounds like the vilified Aesav in the Bible brother of Jacob
still can't believe no one commented on the sculpture.
ain't no way. 😂
That’s An Interesting Question…….🌞
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Did you have a stroke while typing this?
@6:45 when he mentions the humanization of animals, it reminded me of todays society where everyone babies and coddles their pets. Nothing wrong with loving your pet but comparing it to raising a child is a bit of a stretch... 😅
Especially with the stuff going on with class rooms across USA.
mesas and/or plateaus and most mountain ranges are ancient giant trees ☝
The attribution of other later works to Aesop is not unique in history. Prolific Shakespeare undoubtedly was a pseudonym for several well educated and well travelled noblemen. The depth of psychological exposure of human mind and inner workings of human soul are very time consuming for a busy Theatrical Director.
always had a funny feeling about the Aesop character for no good reason.
and... now it's clear. Jesus.
the slave? that's interesting.
Happiness In Slavery - NIN
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little boy lies twice so they send him back out to do it again because?
why not. wolves need food too. besides the story needs a plot.
oh yeah and another thing. this is important.
and i'm glad Mr. Hall was on the wrong side of this. 'The Little Boy Whomst Cried Wolf'
ehem... yall got it backwards. remember - your not the boy. we are the village (idiots)
it's not the boy's fault. WTF was he given that job alone in the 1st place as a boy? probalby Aesop's idea. get it? anyways. the village are the ones. it's their fault. it's our fault. we are NOT the boy. we are the village idiots.
so there's that.
fool me once shame on you. fool me twice shame on me.
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no one sees anything off with that sculpture. you only had over 1hr to look @ it.
LMFAO 😂
Fill us in Ol dunk A roo ?
Levitation? 2 faced ?
Thanks.