This One Idea Will Change How You Think About Your Entire Life

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  • Опубліковано 24 січ 2023
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  • @PursuitofWonder
    @PursuitofWonder  Рік тому +324

    As always, thank you for watching.

  • @flvid
    @flvid Рік тому +8

    ah yes, my daily dose of existential crisis.

  • @Arhomomurry
    @Arhomomurry Рік тому +2

    Slowly you realise that half of the things and stress are useless, meaningless and doesn't really even make sense. Slowly you realise that this life should not be taken as serious as they say. Slowly you realise that this life is simple, unique and beautiful, and a small things and moments that we have now are precious, that you can break any cycle of past and history and just make your own sense, that you don't have to believe anything they say or don't say and choose the life you desire to live.

  • @shilstone_arts
    @shilstone_arts Рік тому +4

    I feel this video hits a point that I've been communicating to friends recently. Existential optimism. A wondrous unimportance to each of us. While some see this as terrifying and dreadful, I feel it frees you from the burdens of societal pressures and encourages you to pursue what you love with everything you have. Thanks for sharing.

  • @shubhamdubey6096

    The person who is reading this comment, i wish you great success, health, love and happiness!!!♥♥.

  • @savannahm.laurentian1286

    The comments on this questionable video are better than the vid. Thanks to all who interpreted, extrapolated and went beyond in your contributions.

  • @kassandrarabanal7750

    This kind of video actually helps me when I’m depressed - Why waste time being miserable and unhappy?

  • @cyn7869

    Turns out, we aren’t a lonely speck at all. Funny how we think we know the origins of everything when we don’t even realize that we aren’t alone at all.

  • @OpaqueDragon4
    @OpaqueDragon4 Рік тому +1

    Although I agree that everything going on in the world right now and people's concerns ultimately won't matter in the grand scheme of things ... we do have to remember that people's problems are relative, and your stresses/concerns do matter since you are alive right now! I just wish everyone on earth can live a happy life, feel loved, find their purpose in life and leave the world in a better place than when they found it; even if it means just helping a random stranger on the street or being a good friend - you're making an impact in their world.

  • @dash1176
    @dash1176 Рік тому +338

    When my dad passed away in 2019 I gathered some of his personal items such as rings, a watch, coins, just random things as well as a picture of him and put them in a small chest that he had and placed it on my dresser. Also I cut out the obituary and put it in there as well. I plan on giving those items to my grandchildren before I die and tell them to do the same. My dad was a great man, husband, father, with many friends whom he helped out in many ways and I want him to be remembered for more then 200 yrs. I owe him that much. Love ya dad!

  • @sheilasnyder3718
    @sheilasnyder3718 Рік тому +22

    So I guess this means I can finally stop being embarrassed about that time I sneezed and farted in the fourth grade?

  • @wonderland4515

    If I saw this video a year ago I'd probably be filled with existencial crisis and anxiety, now I'm in awe and a complete state of serenity. It reminds me to take pleasure in the simple things in life and not waste it by getting all worked up and giving my time to things that won't bring me joy or help me grow into a better person. I was in a depression for almost 3 years up until january this year, 6 months later I'm the happiest I've ever been. A lot of people actually think I'm going through something rn bc I made many radical changes at once, I quit college, dropped a lot of friends and my boyfriend, left the city I lived in, etc. and to many that seems like I'm having a manic episode, what they don't realise is that for the first time in many years I actually feel like me again. I've learned to love myself like I haven't before and it's a kind of love I've never experienced before, it's refreshing. I used to be very insecure and dependant when it came to relationships and now I don't even feel the need to be with anyone. There's no better company than our own when we're happy with who we are. I hold no grudges, no longer stuck living in the past, worrying about the future. The past present and future are simultaneously happening at the same time, I just let it happen one moment to the next, continuously, ever learning, growing and loving. Connect yourself to earth, bury your hands in the dirt/sand, feel the warm sun kiss the skin on your cheeks, stretch and gently massage your body, feel the cold grass on your feet, let your whole body be consumed in the water.

  • @thatveganstudent7714

    As someone who is anxious about EVERYTHING, this is so calming

  • @alveerachauhan
    @alveerachauhan Рік тому +119

    Life is too short to worry about the past or future! Just be present in the present..:)

  • @Sbonnet1718
    @Sbonnet1718 Рік тому +730

    I take this very inspirational rather than pessimistically mostly because it shows that no matter how we fill our daily lives with all of these fears and anxiety about the future and daily/social life, it will all end with a blink of an eye and all of the anxiety was there for nothing. It provides a huge sense of hope that everyone should proceed with accomplishing their dreams in life and living it to the fullest.

  • @Yvisa
    @Yvisa  +246

    Currently going through a divorce , and every second feels like an hour and every hour feels like a week, I constantly drown in my own thoughts how I could of been a better husband for her not to leave but this video has helped me put a perspective in my life that everything will keep moving, the shaking in my fingers has literally subsided while watching this and my body doesn’t feel like there’s electricity running through it, thank for this peace

  • @teecee9113

    This is amazing. It doesn't sugar-coat our existence. It just simply 'is'. We are here, briefly. One of billions. No meaning, just existence. No goal to reach, just life. A beginning, a middle, an end. It is not to be feared. People can still live their lives the way they wish. Still do the things they love. Be with the people they care about. Study, work, play, etc. But ultimately were are mere blips on a radar. Probably not even that. It makes it more concerning that a lot of the time we spend hating each other. We fight wars. Hate others in the name of religion, politics, perceived differences, etc. And, ultimately, for what?

  • @icecold5707
    @icecold5707 Рік тому +608

    Instantly liked and saved to my playlist to watch on very rainy days. Thank you, Robert. Half the reason I love these videos is because there’s something so calming, trustworthy, and reassuring about your voice. Was feeling really bad, but I feel just an ounce lighter now. Good enough for me.

  • @matthewgoetzka8855
    @matthewgoetzka8855 Рік тому +40

    I find it comforting to know that I'll ultimately be forgotten.

  • @therevdidntdeserveit

    Its really cool to see this thought laid out so eloquently.