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"The only way to do great work is to love what you do." - Seneca

This video popped up exactly the same time im dealing with a quarter life crisis. Thank you for this.

Wherever you go, there you are. We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.

"What upsets people is not things themselves but their judgments about the things." - Epictetus

I have listened twice already and its so worth it and exactly what I needed to hear. Thank you for taking the time to put this together ❤

I got 3 hrs too watch this coming up and this sounds like a video I might want to hear. I know theres something wrong now it's time to fix it. Admitting it is step 1 so atleast I got the ball rolling

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:04 🌱 *Reinvention as a transformative journey, not just an idea, but a profound awakening for a better self.* 00:22 🌟 *The concept of personal liberation from societal judgments and external influences, focusing on self-centered universe.* 00:51 🌀 *Emphasis on internal happiness and the art of 'not caring' about external factors, focusing on inward reflection.* 01:06 💖 *Discussion on the importance of self-love and embracing selfishness for a fulfilling life.* 01:33 🌌 *Exploring the quest for creating personal purpose amidst chaos, emphasizing life’s meaning through self-creation.* 01:48 📚 *Introduction to stoicism and its relevance today, focusing on virtue, wisdom, and tranquility.* 02:15 🌀 *Reinvention defined as an internal change, aligning with true nature and internal essence.* 02:58 🧘‍♂️ *Addressing societal pressures and the art of 'not caring' as a philosophical approach for a happier life.* 03:40 🌍 *Focusing care and attention on things within control, letting go of the rest in a philosophical context.* 04:21 📘 *Real-world applications of philosophical teachings on happiness and the art of 'not caring'.* 06:01 🏛️ *Introduction to existentialist philosophers and their influence on the concept of happiness.* 11:06 ⚖️ *Stoicism's focus on personal ethics, virtue, and controlling responses to external events.* 14:57 🍃 *Epicurean philosophy's stance on pleasure, desire, and living a tranquil life free from societal expectations.* 18:49 🌉 *Kierkegaard's existential philosophy on embracing uncertainty and making decisions without full knowledge.* 22:22 🌸 *Buddhism's view on happiness through detachment and non-attachment, experiencing life fully without being bound by it.* 26:20 💭 *Nietzsche's philosophy on life affirmation, self-overcoming, and creating personal values.* 29:38 🚶 *Existentialism's emphasis on individual freedom, authenticity, and personal responsibility.* 33:10 🌈 *Practical steps to apply philosophical lessons in everyday life, focusing on self-care and embracing uncertainty.* 40:08 ❤️ *Exploring the concept of self-love and its role in personal and professional lives.* 47:06 🧠 *The connection between self-love and mental health, emphasizing self-acceptance and resilience.* 51:15 👁️ *Carl Rogers' humanistic approach to psychology, focusing on individual experience and self-actualization.* 58:57 🌻 *Aristotle's concept of eudaimonia, emphasizing self-realization and the achievement of personal excellence.* 01:03:32 🌟 *Ayn Rand's advocacy of rational selfishness and living in alignment with one's values.* 01:08:15 🌊 *Epictetus's stoic teachings on self-control, inner freedom, and focusing on what is within control.* 01:12:44 🌌 *Jean-Paul Sartre's existentialism, highlighting radical freedom and responsibility in shaping one's destiny.* 01:18:39 🌍 *Albert Camus' philosophy of the absurd, finding meaning and happiness in an indifferent universe.* 01:30:15 🤔 *Existentialism's historical roots and its connection to self and life's purpose.* 01:38:15 📚 *Jean-Paul Sartre's contributions to existential thought, focusing on freedom, existence, and authenticity.* 01:46:29 🌌 *Albert Camus' exploration of life's absurdity and the call to create personal meaning.* 01:54:01 🌟 *Applying existential philosophy to modern life, focusing on personal freedom, choice, and authenticity.* 02:00:08 🛤️ *Exploring purpose and fulfillment through existential philosophy, embracing personal growth and genuine engagement.* 02:02:09 🌍 *Existentialism offers clarity and direction in a complex world, emphasizing the creation of personal purpose and fulfillment.* 02:03:21 🌿 *Stoicism, an ancient yet relevant philosophy, teaches fulfilling life management, emotional control, and resilience in adversity.* 02:04:34 📜 *Seneca, a stoic philosopher, influenced generations with his practical wisdom on living well and facing life's challenges.* 02:06:13 🌐 *Seneca's teachings remain relevant in modern times, focusing on inner peace, productivity, and handling adversity.* 02:07:07 💭 *Seneca's views on virtue and wisdom as true wealth challenge modern notions of success and happiness.* 02:08:41 🔥 *Seneca's analogy of gold and fire illustrates personal growth and resilience through adversity.* 02:12:10 ⏳ *Seneca stresses the importance of living in the present, suggesting life is long enough if well spent.* 02:16:07 👥 *Seneca's insights on friendship emphasize empathy as the foundation of meaningful relationships.* 02:19:38 🌪️ *Seneca's teachings on anger management advocate for emotional control and rational response.* 02:23:37 🧭 *Seneca defines virtue as living according to right reason, focusing on ethics and morality.* 02:27:18 💪 *Seneca's view on adversity as an opportunity for growth and self-realization challenges conventional ideas about wealth and happiness.* 02:31:11 🌱 *Seneca's concept of living in harmony with nature involves embracing rationality, understanding life's natural rhythms, and acknowledging interconnectedness.* 02:34:18 💡 *Seneca on self-discipline: True wealth lies in desiring less, finding contentment, and mastering desires.* 02:37:45 ⚖️ *Seneca's stoic view of death as a natural, inevitable part of life encourages acceptance and living fully.* 02:41:18 🧠 *Seneca's advice on fear and anxiety highlights the power of rational thought and present-moment awareness.* 02:44:48 🚶‍♂️ *Seneca advocates for travel as a means of personal growth, self-reflection, and mental revitalization.* 02:51:07 📚 *Seneca's letters provide practical wisdom for life, relationships, and managing life's challenges, inviting application in daily living.* Made with HARPA AI

This is one of the most profound things I’ve watched, thanks for putting this all together❤

This has to be one of the most comprehensive teachings ever

Thanks for your hard work making this video man, appreciate it 🦇

Thank you so much for this, I truly appreciate it. Being on a path of self "re-invention" this video showed up in a prfect time for me and its content is pure Gold. Again, Thank you for sharing

This video is wholesome. I like the various figures mentioned and their biography outlined. It's soothing and a blessing like a lullaby 😌 💯

A wonderful compilation of centuries of wisdom for the affirmation of life. At the base is mindfulness and the breath. Many thanks.

Thank you for making and sharing thins video!

Excellent! Thank you and Happy New Year!

THANK YOU! I'm ALL about Re-Invention!

I listen to many of these philosophiers, and many more. I think they're all communicating the same thing, just in a different way. It's all about how we precieve ourselves in this world and our perception of others in our world. The attitude inwhich we handle the up's and downs of life.

Great job, sir. This is one of the best compilations on these that I've heard. And you put it together so well.

Thanks for another great installment much appreciated.

I know I gonna reinvent myself. I'm in the process. I don't how, but I promise I'm in the process

Brilliant. Much appreciation from South Africa.

From the movie the Gladiator an exerpt; Ultimately were all deadmen sadly we cannot choose how but we can decide how to meet that end as men! We all are just shadows and dust, shadows and dust! From dust were all created and unto dust we will all return! From the Book of Genesis written 5000 years BC

You have done your homework and very articulate in explaining the various philosophical school of thoughts. Well done 👍 I love listening to your videos! Encouraging, informative, and inspiring. Thank you 🙏

Severely powerful. superb job!

So far I've watched or listened to this video about 40 times

Bro Thank you For making this channel...... taking the time to make sure this is an audible experience with precise sound selection......my guy you da shitzzz💯💯💯💯💯💯

tank you so much for this video it has changed my life

Wonderful! Thanks for this vid. 💯❤️

Powerful and calming

This video is beautifully done. Thank you

"I hope everyone who watches this video will have a wonderful journey to discover the transformative power of Buddhism for emotional sensitivity. Thank you for sharing these meaningful things."

Wonderful lecture. Shared it with a friend.

Your videos are so well executed... great job 🎉

You cannot be a victim if you are in control of your own self. Perspective of peace in your mind and heart is a golden touch to aspire too! 🎉❤ and now u know!

Wonderful work!

3 hours. I must listen

Awesome! Thank you.

Thank you so much for all of these videos, truly. You speak to universal principles that I've become familiar with through other teachings, but your particular way of explaining these core truths through various philosophical lenses has been incredibly helpful for me in deepening my understanding and hopefully better applying in my own life. Truly very much appreciated.

Thank you man

Thank you so much ❤️🙏💫🍀

Yes. Thank you

Bless you. 😊

A lovely little compilation and summary. I'll definitely listen to this again and again. Thank you

Your videos are full of wisdom and are powerful pills to heal our minds❤❤❤

This was a great video.

Thanks for compiling & uploading this invaluable source of philosophical concepts & analysis.🌹🙏

Thanks brilliant

Thank you 01:00 from Soweto

"A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials." - SENECA -

Nice words lines. And that’s it. Change won’t happen Depending on your consciousness…. That’s the starting point. If any ??

Please include Gita's Philosophy also in your next video

It was just what my soul Enjoy

Superb and Noble work: Thanks for sharing this priceless teaching. We can change our lives to be more fulfilling, abundance and growth in our spiritual journey. You’re so appreciated, Love ,Joy, bliss and many blessings to All✌️❤️🙏⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This knowledge is so liberating that it has me in tears. Thank you so much for such a precious gift. ❤❤❤

Very good book

Never had a reason to reinvent myself

Sending +ve vibes to anyone wanting to improve their life in 2024! ❤️

I have such gratitude for this presentation - . thank you- this was phenomenally helpful ...

Pressure of using time without the purpose, get me in the dark.

There’s a difference between happiness and joy

A better person is a better world

An enlightening journey through the realms of philosophy and self-reinvention! This video brilliantly intertwines Stoicism, Epicureanism, and other philosophical teachings, offering a profound perspective on reshaping our lives in 2024. What strikes me most is the Stoic emphasis on focusing on what's within our control and the Epicurean view of finding tranquility in simple pleasures. However, I wonder how these ancient philosophies reconcile with the complexities of our modern, fast-paced world. Can we truly practice stoic indifference in an age dominated by technology and social media? And is the Epicurean pursuit of simple pleasures feasible in a consumer-driven society? I believe these philosophies hold timeless wisdom, but adapting them to our contemporary lifestyle poses a unique challenge. What are your thoughts on integrating these ancient teachings into the fabric of our 21st-century lives?"

You've raised the bar with this video, way beyond my own standards!

Thank you for WU WEI. We in America have much to learn from Non Action. I believe that day is soon coming.

I had to share…sorry if I done it without your permission!! It needed to be done

If we truly want self love... we must put others first... that's what saints do...😇😇 ... fulfillment comes from caring... having put our best effort in to help others our conscience will be clear... not caring won't make you happy... just the opposite... only real love fulfills...😇😇

Thinking about death often brings true value to life.

Joy is a deep, rich inner life…

Also please put this on a podcast....... Will literally spam every video until you do 😂😂😂

Ah. That sounds genuine and authentic ... all that there reinventing of the self ... LOL. That's like trying to sell your soul. How do you wrap it?

AMEN 🙌🙏

I listened to this on the 25 November. I really want to reinvent myself as I just feel like I'm a failure, deflated and just living a rat race.

no one can transform unless they are peered to be a servant to all other life forms on earth

What would you do if you lived in 24/7 pressure burning and pain in the brain and eyes with chronic Tinnitus no positive emotions and next to no memory? Is it possible to rebuild your life on this platform, I don’t think it’s possible

Step 1 on being selfish makes me think of a 2pac quote, “if you don’t cheerlead for your self… nobody else will”

I'm all for being reinvent I like this concept of the leap of faith but could this just be a fairy tale I wonder can anyone 🤔 really control what they can control 🤔.

The wisdom in this content is truly profound. A book with akin insights enriched my life in countless ways. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: Emoji: Resumen: La *existencia precede a la esencia. Los humanos son libres y responsables de sus acciones. Su esencia se define por sus acciones.* Ideas principales: *- Sartre plantea que los humanos no tenemos una esencia predefinida.* *- La esencia de cada individuo se define por sus acciones y elecciones.* *- Esta libertad es a la vez emocionante y aterradora.* *- Sartre critica el intento de las personas de evadir su libertad.* Emoji: Resumen: Sartre *explora el concepto de la nada como aquello que nos separa del mundo y nos permite trascender nuestra situación.* Ideas principales: *- La conciencia humana es una forma de nada.* *- Esta nada nos permite la libertad de cuestionar, negar e imaginar realidades diferentes.* *- La existencia humana está definida por la tensión entre el ser y la nada.* *- Sartre utiliza la imagen de "la mirada del otro" para ilustrar el sentimiento de objetivación.* Emoji: ✊ Resumen: Sartre *veía la filosofía como una herramienta de crítica y transformación social. Su existencialismo era una filosofía de acción.* Ideas principales: *- Sartre creía que la filosofía no era solo un ejercicio académico.* *- La filosofía debía servir para criticar la injusticia y crear una sociedad más auténtica.* *- Su existencialismo instaba a las personas a reconocer su libertad y usarla para desafiar la injusticia.* Emoji: 🪐 Resumen: Camus *argumentó que la vida es inherentemente absurda debido al conflicto entre nuestro deseo de significado y el universo indiferente.* Ideas principales: *- El concepto del absurdo es central en la filosofía de Camus.* *- La vida carece de significado objetivo.* *- El reconocimiento del absurdo nos libera para vivir plenamente y auténticamente.* *- La lucha misma por alcanzar la plenitud es suficiente para dar sentido a la vida.* Emoji: Resumen: Camus *propuso la idea de la rebelión como respuesta al absurdo. Al elegir continuar viviendo a pesar de la absurdidad de la vida, nos rebelamos y afirmamos nuestra existencia.* Ideas principales: *- La rebelión es una forma de vivir una vida auténtica en un universo absurdo.* *- Afirmamos nuestra existencia y dignidad al rebelarnos contra el absurdo.* *- La rebelión también se extiende al ámbito político, con Camus defendiendo la justicia y la rebelión contra la opresión.* Emoji: Resumen: A *pesar de la ausencia de significado objetivo o leyes morales universales, Camus creía que podíamos y debíamos crear nuestros propios valores.* Ideas principales: *- La moralidad se basa en valores personales, no en mandatos divinos o normas sociales.* *- Camus enfatizó la importancia de las alegrías humanas simples y las experiencias sensoriales.* *- En un universo sin moral inherente, la responsabilidad personal es fundamental.* Emoji: ️ Resumen: La *novela de Camus, El Extranjero, explora los temas del absurdo, la indiferencia y la rebelión. El protagonista, Mersault, vive una vida emocionalmente distante y se enfrenta a la indiferencia del mundo.* Ideas principales: *- Mersault representa la idea del hombre absurdo, sin apego a las normas sociales.* *- La novela plantea preguntas sobre la naturaleza de la moralidad en un universo absurdo.* *- Mersault se rebela contra la sociedad y es condenado a muerte.* *- En su final, Mersault encuentra una extraña forma de paz al abrazar el absurdo.* Emoji: 🪨 Resumen: En *El Mito de Sísifo, Camus explora su filosofía del absurdo con mayor profundidad. Argumenta que la vida es inherentemente absurda, pero que esto no nos debe llevar a la desesperación.* Ideas principales: *- La vida es como el trabajo de Sísifo, condenado a empujar una* Emoji: Resumen: El *existencialismo ofrece una perspectiva empoderadora sobre la búsqueda de propósito y realización. Nos anima a crear nuestro propio significado a través de nuestras acciones y elecciones.* Ideas principales: *- El propósito no se encuentra, se crea a través de nuestras decisiones y acciones.* *- La realización surge de vivir auténticamente, eligiendo nuestro camino y participando profundamente en nuestros intereses.* *- El existencialismo nos desafía a tomar la responsabilidad de nuestras vidas y a crear nuestro propio significado.* Emoji: ✨ Resumen: El *existencialismo enfatiza la importancia de la autenticidad y el compromiso con la vida.* Ideas principales: *- La realización no proviene de cumplir las expectativas sociales o alcanzar el éxito convencional.* *- Se deriva de vivir auténticamente, de elegir tu propio camino y de participar profundamente en tus pasiones.* *- El existencialismo nos invita a abrazar nuestras diferencias y a vivir una vida auténtica y significativa.* Emoji: ✊ Resumen: Camus *propone el concepto del absurdo como respuesta a la falta de significado inherente en la vida.* Ideas principales: *- La vida es inherentemente absurda, pero esto no debe llevarnos a la desesperación.* *- La rebelión es una forma de vivir una vida auténtica en un universo absurdo.* *- Al rebelarnos, afirmamos nuestra existencia y dignidad.* Emoji: Resumen: Camus *afirma que creamos el significado de nuestra vida a través de nuestras acciones y actitudes.* Ideas principales: *- Este cambio de enfoque nos lleva de la validación externa a la autenticidad interna.* *- Nos recuerda que no somos espectadores pasivos, sino participantes activos en nuestras vidas.* *- Este cambio puede conducir a un profundo crecimiento personal y una vida más plena.* Emoji: ️ Resumen: El *estoicismo es una filosofía perdurable que ofrece sabiduría para vivir una vida buena, administrar las emociones y afrontar la adversidad.* Ideas principales: *- El estoicismo nos enseña a concentrarnos en lo que está bajo nuestro control y aceptar lo que no está.* *- Nos ofrece herramientas para lidiar con la adversidad y encontrar la felicidad incluso en las circunstancias más difíciles.* *- Sus enseñanzas son relevantes y aplicables a los desafíos que enfrentamos en el mundo moderno.* Emoji: Resumen: Séneca *veía la adversidad no como un obstáculo, sino como una parte necesaria de la vida que podía fomentar el crecimiento personal y la resiliencia.* Ideas principales: *- La adversidad es una oportunidad para fortalecer nuestro carácter y desarrollar resiliencia.* *- Podemos aprender y crecer de las dificultades que enfrentamos.* *- Las enseñanzas de Séneca nos ofrecen una perspectiva empoderadora sobre la adversidad.* Emoji: ⏳ Resumen: Séneca *nos recuerda la naturaleza fugaz del tiempo y nos anima a vivir en el presente.* Ideas principales: *- La vida es lo suficientemente larga si la invertimos bien.* *- Debemos apreciar el presente y evitar demorar nuestra felicidad para un futuro distante.* *- El estoicismo enfatiza la importancia de vivir cada momento al máximo.* Emoji: Resumen: El *existencialismo y el estoicismo ofrecen perspectivas valiosas para navegar por la complejidad de la vida.* Ideas principales: *- Nos desafían a cuestionar nuestras suposiciones y tomar medidas activas para crear nuestro propósito y realización.* *- Nos brindan herramientas y perspectivas para vivir una vida más plena y significativa.* *- Estos mensajes son tan relevantes hoy como lo fueron en el pasado.* Made with HARPA AI

💯, What software do you use to edit these vids g?, And how do you add those floating white dots g? 👏🏼

"Before I start, I must see my end. Destination known, my mind's journey now begins. Upon my chariot, heart and soul's fate revealed. In time, all points converge, hope's strength resteeled. But to earn final peace at the Universe's endless refrain, We must see all in nothingness... ...before we start again." --DD1 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

This is the best compilation of western philosophy that I’ve come across. Here include 20+ philosophers + summaries of their philosophies. Please take notes & study the philosophers in more depth. Your summary outlines are due next week ✍🏾

Ok , But . I have been living on 4k a Month and I am on SSI and soon I will have to Live on Slightly Less than 1k a Month . I know Not to Care as there's Nothing Much I can Do about this . I have had very long stretches living on only $800.00 to $900.00 per Year .... Yes per Year and Some Years were much Worse . I had fun living in tents and Under Bridges But I'm getting too Old . Please say a Prayer for Me .

One hour in 😊 Thank you for sharing this and for your time arranging it. Very well done… gotta pause to write and process 🤎

Too long 🎉🎉🎉but thanks

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Breathe.

Amir, who is author of book you made this video on, "Don't Force Anything: The art of letting things happen" I couldn't find it on audible or Kindle. Could you please specify author to look precisely. Thanks😊

Rand purports true anarchy.

Stoic

Before we go there can you invent me first.

The future belongs to those who manage the art of doing appearantly nothing.

1:01 "As stated in the Introduction, whenever I use the term looking out for number one I am referring to the conscious effort to make rational decisions that lead to the greatest amount of happiness over the long term, so long as the actions stemming from those decisions do not involve the use of force or fraud against anyone else." Robert Ringer / Looking Out for #1

I don't like the notion "the art of not caring". To someone who is desperate, he or she might take it to mean we must not care all together about anything. As if caring works against us. I prefer the title, "The art of caring", a necessary understanding of caring for the right things at the right time, for valid and important reasons, to care when necessary and when it matters. I think its important to first understand "the reasons why" to not care about certain things, instead of, to just stop caring as a desperate solution without a healthy understanding as to why? Within various contexts, nothing is for nothing, everything has a role, function, use and ultimately purpose(s). If necessity is the mother of invention, as this video intends to guide us on, then necessity should be the basis of our care and intention. Because we do have personal matters we care about, enough to watch a 2 hour video about areas of interest we do value and care about. Why would it become necessary to stop caring about something all together? Because caring is a thing (a notion), that has its contextual uses, purpose and timing, like anything else. All meaning derived and attributed to something or event should be the byproduct of a self prescribed need to understand because nothing is for nothing, not even our need to care enough to ask, Why? to not care. However not caring about the transient and impermanent is eventually specified.

I’m a little bored with eating meat. Any suggestions on how to make it?

Why in the frirst place I shoild reinvent myself instead of be9ng myself?

Navigate life with love, self-care, and wisdoms.ayibobo

“Misfortune nobly born is good fortune.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

cant believe how dull this is,gave it an hour"here the soul doth die"

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