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Thanks very much!

Thanks for the feedback. You’re right-it might not be for everyone, but my goal is to build a community and discuss the topics I find most fascinating. Profit isn’t the priority here! I really appreciate your input about the background music too, and I’ll keep that in mind for future videos.

Well said. We really are 'cells' in a universal body.

Thanks, Brian! Stick around for more.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Mick. Panpsychism certainly offers a compelling way to frame our eternal connection to the universe.

A fascinating analogy! The universe really is like an inconceivably large neural network. Thanks for sharing.

Great question. There's clearly still so much for us to learn.

Are there any books of his you’d recommend in particular? Thank you for the thoughtful comment-I completely agree that our senses greatly limit our perception, perhaps even more than we realise.

Thanks for subscribing, Patrick! Kastrup’s Analytic Idealism is on my reading list and I'm looking forward to reading it in the future.

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Such a well-articulated perspective-thank you for sharing. It reminds me of The Kybalion: ‘The All is Mind; the Universe is Mental.’ I do believe we’re all sparks of the Universal Consciousness experiencing itself. I must look into more of Meister Eckhart’s work-his ideas sound fascinating.

@@innervisionodyssey I actually think that Eckhart was talking from experience, actually Saved/Enlightened/Mystic! So many just repeat what they have heard/read. I seem to have an inbuilt Occam's Razor app. I naturally home in on the Center and leave everything unnecessary on the cutting room floor. Sometimes that rabbit hole is deep! ;)

@@nameless-yd6ko There is no doubt that Eckhart was speaking from experience. Much of his work upsets many orthodox Christians, simply because he tells us to go to 'God' directly - ie no church, or teaching is necessary. In fact, such things will prevent us 'getting there'. 'Those who seek the Ways of God, find the Ways but lose God,'. In Silence, everything is revealed. You do need to be a bit careful when it comes to what Eckhart meant by 'God'. He sees 'God' very much as a man made image. Hence, his saying, 'I pray, God, save me from God.'. Although a necessary experience, 'God' is the beginning of the transcendent, there is that which is beyond 'God' - there is the 'Godhead' - the very source of everything. But of this we can say nothing.

​@@SolveEtCoagula93 His use of God is the same as mine. Truth is One. In Heaven, there is only God/One Consciousness/Mind, One. There is not anything beyond 'God'. No logic, no science, no experience presents evidence. If your 'Godhead' is the ALL-inclusive One non-dual Singularity, then we are talking of the same thing with different terminology. And if you re-read my post, you will see that there is no "source of everything" because there is no everything! ;)

@@SolveEtCoagula93 Much of his work upsets many orthodox Christians, simply because he tells us to go to 'God' directly - ie no church, or teaching is necessary. In fact, such things will prevent us 'getting there'. 'Those who seek the Ways of God, find the Ways but lose God,'. ~~~ Yeah, no one likes to lose power. And those in power know that they are not Saved.

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