yep the universal ying/yang from the atomic to the cosmos

The more the wisdom acquire, the more you suffer. hehehe

Isn't the first two lines redundant

Top wisdom done ,so that the rainbow , 🎯 encircled. On the Sun👁️👀👁️

Gold burns on fire,. As faith ,test on trials,. Unlike Phililosopher'. Balance on physical mind,phisics Sciences,,,

before empathy and self -acceptance maybe ? lol

the ever best comment ..its motivating

the dao always peruses the Ballance in life. some if this video reminds me of Buddha teachings. two smart men.

Is there any steps you can take to learn discipline or do you just get it over night

@@andresavage9109 I have learned that it is a process. You first acknowledge something you aren't satisfied with about yourself, and you go from there. Maybe it's a consumption of a food or drug. Maybe it's a behavior you find undesirable. You first acknowledge it, and then you attempt to stop it. You will come to find, if you are being honest and observant, that there is much more attached to that thing you want to refrain from. For example, I stopped smoking marijuana about 18 months ago. I once used it for my social anxiety and my chronic physical pain. And it seemed to work, until it didn't. Eventually, I realized that it wasn't actually taking away my pain, nor my social anxiety, it was just helping me to ignore it. And it also came with some additional costs- it interfered with my ability to create and recall memories, my ability to discern, and this might sound superficial, but I didn't like looking under the influence- the red eyes, and sleepy look, I found unattractive. I also didn't like the headaches and disorienting feeling it sometimes caused. So, I was honest with myself and I saw marijuana for what it was -a distraction - and I decided to stop. In the year and half of my sobriety, I have smoked 3 or 4 times. Rather than having black and white thinking, in those few times I gave in , rather than beat myself up, I observed myself. I took note of what led up to me deciding to give in... And I also took note of the guilt I felt, and I listened to it rather than trying to make it go away. I also allowed myself to be understanding of my own limitations as a human being without judgement. Funny thing I learned a long the way is : I don't have social anxiety. I never did. I was literally socializing with people I didn't have a connection with, who I actually didn't want to be around, and marijuana helped me to tolerate them. I thought maybe it was because I didn't want to be alone that I tolerated them. But I found out I am okay with being alone, I just had poor self image, poor self esteem, and I was afraid to make friends with people I liked because I thought I was unlikeable. This is just a glimpse into some of the things that came to light in this process. You have to trust in the process. And it's in the mistakes, it's in the process, that you discover the healing, the magic, the self love, the truth of who you are. If you think you can snap your fingers and become completely disciplined over night, you are doing yourself a disservice. We are more complex, more complicated creatures than our rational mind gives us credit for. Just imagine all the "gods" that would be walking the Earth if we could just decide to be something and then become that overnight! I've also come to realize there is a force - call it Spirit, call it God, call it Tao- the name doesn't matter, but there is something in our environment that helps guide us if we pay attention. Don't become hyper-focused on achievement. Set your intentions, set your goals, and don't worry too much about the means of accomplishing them. At the end of the day, I realized my wanting to stop using marijuana had nothing to do with what I thought about the marijuana itself. Marijuana can be good and bad, the context matters. I had set an intention to be healthy. And life has led me on my way to better health- mental, physical, spiritual. Marijuana was the training wills (pun). Now I'm riding without them. Marijuana had it's time in my life, that time is now over. When we find discipline hard, it is usually a resistance to change, and where there is resistance, there is something unresolved within you. Something wants to get your attention before you move on, so to speak . What ever you are struggling with has a lesson for you, and it's up to you to understand what it is. I have found these lessons to be like Russian dolls, there are layers to the learning. Life is very efficient, and you must understand that you are exactly where you are meant to be. Although you want to move forward, you will experience the same things until you listen, understand, and receive the wisdom necessary to move forward . The best way to achieve discipline is not through hard work and resistance of the external factors, but through understanding the internal factors that are leading you to those behaviors. Saying "this is bad, I won't do it anymore" isn't sufficient in getting you to stop . Even if you stop that one specific behavior, you will resort to expressing it in another form. Because again, it isn't the external thing that is the problem. The problem, so to speak, is something within you. And get this, you're not going to figure it out by just trying to use your mind. You will only project what you think it is, not what it actually is . The roots will be revealed in the process. We often think the destination is the gold, but it is the journey that bestows the treasures. Best of wishes on your journey. 🌺

Love this! Once we notice that we're slaves to hormones, outer experiences and the uncontrolled mind, we have the option to take measures to free ourselves from it. 😌

That’s awesome, thank you.

Impossible without God's help through his son who died on our behalf....If we seek him with all our heart we will find him....so many of transformed lives and testimonies if you are willing and have eyes to see. We are broken and so is the World...It needs it's Savior

​@@Zz-lm1no No, it isn't impossible without your particular religion. Don't be that guy.

Brilliant statement,so true

What an amazing comment I love this and needed to hear it

I agree in most cases but their are always exception to the rule ie: tyrants, dictators and echoes of poor examples.

@@deansmith230 I suppose, but even in those cases with unsavoury people you won’t really be able to confirm their negative traits until you engage with them yourself, this differs from going off of secondhand knowledge like someone you know saying how terrible they are. Additionally, there are still insights you can gain from these engagements. They will probably be primarily negative assessments surely, but they are still useful assessments nonetheless.

@@haakonthegood17 well I'm no Socrates, but I do have the ability to use reason and seek balance, so I guess what I'm getting at is, there are just innate things our soul knows, that our soul will not guide us to denied, no matter what our good nature tells us.

@@deansmith230 Our souls won’t guide us to be denied? In what sense? Just out of curiosity.

I agree I had an amazing conversation when I was bed ridden in hospital with a security guard that was placed beside me to watch a fellow in bed trying to run away. His experiences he shared really helped me with the feeling I had of wanting to beat up my dad. Amazing from nothing it’s like the universe gives us what we need if we open ourselves up to new experiences

Brittney Michelle. Ur saying absolutely right.

I totally agree when fighting with monsters it is wise to avoid becoming like them, Otherwise it becomes a dead end not a journey.

Practice this daily - Using your belly to breathe. Silently Exhale out your nose for 15 seconds slowly & get all the air out (pull belly in) (Relax belly) Silently Inhale for 15 seconds slowly when full hold briefly and repeat process. Always do it in a controlled manner. Work your way up to 30 seconds on both the in & out breathes. Do it for 10-15mins at first then when your good at it for as long as you want. Do it in the morning 15 mins and evening 15 mins . During the day or any time you feel an emotion or a problem arises start to take in a few of these breathes (silently)the practice is perfected when you can stay calm not matter what. You can also test yourself by putting yourself in a situation that would normally bother you but only when you feel the benefits of this practice. Been doing it for 30 years it's never let me down just practice and you'll be fine.

@@kubotan26 Might be interesting to try this out. I wonder if this technique has a name or explanation?

Rani Srikumar. Are you saying ture.

Well put

Yes....! The "inner enquiry" is the only thing which can introduce "wisdom" & "bliss" in our life. 🌷😇