@@j.davila4523 narcissism + keeping the child in you, is dumbass sentences, speak english, why is it so hard to just use self-care/self-love, because it is not cool? what a fucking retard.
@@jurassicthunder I think its a slippery slope. Yes you should absolutely consider constructive criticism from other people about your art but at the end of the day you need to follow your artistic instincts and if you truly enjoy your own work then thats good enough. People might not like it but youre doing it for you
You are not what you do with other people. You are what you decide to consciously do when alone. Only when alone you can think well, slowly, undisrupted, unpressed, sorting what you see as good, yours, worthwhile. Then you can add these things together generelasing laws about you, and detailing what else fits you. And being You is not the End. After you get your path you shouldn't stay alone. When you learn the path it's time to walk it. It's time to put your stamp on the world. And it's time to create a synthesis with other's similar to you. Since you got truth then it's worth to share. To help others who may not figure it out as easy as you. You are inspiration to others. Not many others though. Only moments are pretty only isolated spaces are great. You are here to build own space. You are a bird & every bird needs a nest & a company. If you have confidence you know yourself you have confidence in next generation you will be parent of. Don't let dreams of others monopolise the world and destroy other ppl spaces & block your dream. Living is a teamwork. But choosing & learning about mates is the most important thing.
Thank you for this. I’ve always struggled with finding out who I am. I would do some soul searching and thought I knew but then a month would go by and I realized I didn’t know anymore and it was a continuous cycle. I will now focus on creating myself
I don't know if that can be for some ppl but in my life i realized that i was a real person when i was maybe 5yo but people family etc changed me into this and im just trying to get myself back and i got some of me. so in my opinion you are what you are you just didn't figured out who u r.
That’s why going to the gym changed my life. Delayed rewards from pure consistency and discipline. Embracing the “boringness” of eating healthy and staying consistent. But the rewards are otherworldly
Suffering for a goal is actually very empowering, as it comes with purpose. Suffering without a goal is experienced just as externally imposed torture. An example: an aching shoulder after working hard towards fitness goals often feels like a badge of honour. While an aching shoulder from low pressure and an arthritic injury can feel like a punishment from a mistake of the past. Same shoulder, same person, same level of pain - different relationship to agency and idenity.
This has been true for me. I wanted to be a group fitness instructor. For the first year, I had horrible butterflies every time I went to teach a class, and, I sucked. I kept showing up and I started getting better and better. I also kept studying and staying interested in my craft. I saw many people who wanted to teach come and go over the years, because the first few years are so hard. My husband is a good mountain biker, and he came home one night and told me he understood what it was that made people good at biking, he said you have to like to suffer. The rewards have been that he can go on incredible rides and get incredible thrills. He also gets to have a group of friends with a common interest, which is very bonding and very fulfilling. I have come back to playing an instrument in my adult life, and I found the same fulfillment by sticking with it. I now have a group of friends to hang out with once a week and play music! If you find something you love, just keep doing it, despite the hard times, despite the criticism, despite everything, don't give up. The longer you do something, the more masterful you become and the more enjoyable it is.
This used to be me. I used to approach things that way as well. I never thought people were jealous...i more internalized that i wasnt good enough to the point where it crippled me. i never walked away from it. i kept going, but i have always thought that if i kept going, it would pay off in the end and i would be the artist that ive envisioned myself being. you do have to go within, and stop chasing validation(which was something he did in the story).
Nah, this was garbage. Basic message of this video: "Bowing to peer pressure is the only way to actualize your individuality." Nothing to do with Nietzsche or anything but a glorified herd instinct.
I think people willing to suffer are the ones who already know themselves. When we know what we want what we stand for we will suffer to make sure we achieve that. Regardless what anyone else thinks. Sometimes this causes us to be isolated which is painful but it's better to deal with pain then to sell out.
This is where my journey is at now. Trying to learn how to accept suffering to move forward. I am stuck in a path of avoidance. Great video i hope this is one more step in the path to balance.
Since I was a kid , I always liked to paint , always painting. or trying to paint faces. and even playing with musical instruments. I like cameras later. I liked movies and showing stories. now I am a network expert. and I don't feel like I'm doing what I really love.
I think it's a quite good lesson to learn from. When you think of it, it's not only a matter of your identity, or how you perceive yourself, it's also something you can understand by just having common sense, which is something we tend to lose when it comes to our pride or self-identity. Sorry if I made mistakes, I'm currently learning English :)
When one person tells you something about yourself, that you don't like, you can dismiss it. When two people tell you that same thing, you can ignore it,for a while . When a third person comes around with the same opinion, it's time to to take out a really large mirror
This video can be seen from many beautiful perspectives ❤ This first one that came to me was… Life will test you to become who you say you really are. Sometimes the better you comes from the critique and mastering of your own craft ❤️ Thank you for this video !
After 30 years i realizee "becoming who you are" is simply embracing the balance. Accepting there's yin and yang in us. Let it balanced with no repression
This has clarified some things which I had glossed over in my own self-exploration. The story really brought to light some things I have casually overlooked and revealed my personal impediment to self-discovery, and the path of becoming who I am meant to be. I will have to replay this over.
Reflection is key in a world which contains almost none. Mind your own matters, because it matters if you don't mind. "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." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)
I take issue with the central premise that the goal should be to suffer. If you aren't careful with that kind of mindset you can easily end up with meaningless suffering, spending time and energy enduring things that don't have to be endured. It could be more effective to skip this for the concept underlying it: "Confront the problems that you're avoiding." With this mentality, it addresses the fact that you don't know yourself [willingly, in most cases]. The problems you suffer from will inevitably lead you to a source if you ask yourself enough questions, and along the way it encourages an attitude of never being satisfied with the answers you have. Not to mention that it forms a foundation for courageous behavior, since if you truly live this logic you'll always face things that scare you.
I'd say that the avoidance of suffering is what actually causes you to truly suffer. Before you face the world it seems like suffering but its rather the opposite
I like how i just finished the book "Alchemist" from Paulo Coelho ( which was about following your dream with the guidance of your instinct ...) and after that, this video popped up. Maybe the universe has something to say
Yeah maybe But the book is highly over rated Ask a bibliophile They can suggest like way better books than the alchemist No disrespect But it's just over hyped tbh
Reflection is key in a world which contains almost none. Mind your own matters, because it matters if you don't mind. "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." 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨ --Diamond Dragons (series)
If I were a parent I would absolutely point out every little mistake my child makes and be extra petty about it and never compliment them. That’ll teach ‘em
I think what also plays a huge factor in this is, that suffering is different for everyone. Some people don't handle suffering so well because they have a 'weaker' nervous system and bad emotions really throws them off, while for others it's simply not that much of deal.
Yes absolutely this can be a cause of a lot of suffering. I wouldn't say we are not smart enough to end our suffering. Rather there is a part of us that wants us to suffer and enjoys it. And as this is a part of us it is also intelligent. So it's like a civil war inside of us. Maybe that's the problem on a bigger scale too. Part of the whole humanity, like it itself is conscious, wants that everything goes to hell.
I've tried reading and understanding nietche for a long time but I couldn't at all and with your videos and examples it's way easier to read now and actually understand thank you so much man
This has helped a lot I realise now I’ve been poisoned with an unwillingness to suffer the story spoke to me a lot in a few behaviours I’ve been taking recently and I think this is the answer
this is basically a program for yourself getting into the hustle and enjoy the friction which means the journey itself is to be enjoyed (dopamine as reward for overcoming/enduring struggle).
Beautiful video. It seems to me as if life will always test us. As long as we do not go through the things that once hurt us, we will not be free, because all that potential will forever be trapped, creating more and more resentment towards the outside world.
You think pain is the price to pay for freedom? Then what's the price for torture? Do you think torture is freedom? You are following the programming you were taught; try to see thru the fog and gaslighting.
It has got very interesting thoughts.. Nietchze as a philisopher, has been read by me only in a couple (few-many) sayings which I find them very interesting… next on, I hopefully find many other saying to read from his creativity..! Great content from the clip..! ❤
Hey man, just saw a couple of your videos. I just got a wonderful baby girl and I'be been thinking about her, and the true self she's showing me. I would never let her tone it down, because it is her true core self, and it sparks so much joy to see a true person. Anyway it got me thinking if I was living my to self? And I ended up watching several of your videos, and I guess I really have to take some things up for review. Thanks for this.
I can't help but be reminded of a quote from a Stoic philosopher, I forget which one. "If you wish to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid."
Selfimage is an illusion of the mind. Start by not having one, not creating one. Find what is natural to you. What comes from within. Do not create for fame or attention. Just express yourself and love it.
so so so true like a OCD.. researching for answers and always making notes trying to heal ourselves becomes an addiction ..I think taking action is the answer.. take all the things we have learned and move we can't know everything ...and we cant ruminate forever maybe some hidden demons they have claws in many many souls here are traumatized and abused .. hurt people hurt people ....spiritual warfare going on ...I wish you best luck ♥♥♥
Don't know ff Nietzsche said this but here is an addtion. It is easier to let a part of you be destroyed if other parts of you are strong and healthy. If you grow up with loving parents and a good self esteem, it will not destroy you in its entirety. BUT if you have low selfesteem, and you only have one of two things that improve your self perception, then it is extremely risky to expose one of them to the criticism of others, because if that part falls away you risk having nothing left. I speak from experience!
This is a good analogy. I would extrapolate your premise. Ask yourself, what societal formats encourage or prohibit such thinking. What political parties, forms of government, religions, and institutions do or do not allow one the freedom to fail and grow. It seems to me, the more protective an organization is, the less you should have anything to do with them.
Ppl can aid in ur self discovery by labeling ur characteristics and faults. From there you can ask ur self if ur actions actually apply to the label. “Oh your just a little too abrasive with her” then again it is important to recognize that one person‘s definition of the word abrasive can be completely different to your own or what is known to be abrasive by actual definition. I am not saying that people have a spot on accurate depiction of what you represent but without this type of input, you may be clueless to being aware of being abrasive. In short, what they say, gives you insight to yourself, but what you come to understand and realize is what you have learned about yourself and ultimately leads to self discovery or understanding. Which contributes to understanding who you have become from your learning experiences, which contribute to overall character development, aka knowing thy self.. ok that wasn’t in short.. lol 😅
as a person who does music & wants too make it a living for myself this video really fucked with me, in the end i began questioning am i even good enough, am i who i thought i was? it’s never a fun feeling with doubt is knocking at the door & a lot in this video i could relate too…
I can speak from personal experience and this is completely true. But you better be ready to die for it. Death does not mean physical death but the death of who you presently are to achieve the goals. You can't go back to who you were on a path like this.
Thank you for the great video. One of the statements you made was "Suffering is not Pain." This left me hanging a bit. If you added a short explanation or a link to another video that explains this, I would have been more engaged. Best wishes with your channel.
We are already dead. Be fearless, but also know when to duck and cover. There are no limits to what you can achieve, but if you die before you’re dead, it won’t happen. Get it? Do no harm and be kind, but also be courageous. Life is a physical and mental battle. The biggest battle is the human heart fighting itself. There are not definitive answers. There is no right and wrong, there’s good and evil. Choice is your’s…always has been.
A good way to find out who you are is to look at your TH-cam history and write down all of the common themes of the last 100 videos you watched. Those themes are what you are genetically hardwired to have expertise in. If you are lucky then you might have expertise in something that is a market related talent and can generate money.
Arrogance: Underestimate or disvalue others, also not accepting the truth or reality as it is. It kept you from the simplest and most significant lesson of all. "It's not about you." -Ancient One
INTROSPECTION + FINDING YOUR PASSION + DISCIPLINE + HEALTHY NARCISSISM + KEEPING THE CHILD IN YOU ALIVE
what do you mean by healthy narcissism? and what does child means?
@@werren894 good esteem
@@j.davila4523 that is not narcissism
@@werren894 you do know narcissism is a spectrum right? And that healthy self esteem is somewhere in the middle, hence “healthy narcissism”.
@@j.davila4523 narcissism + keeping the child in you, is dumbass sentences, speak english, why is it so hard to just use self-care/self-love, because it is not cool? what a fucking retard.
As an artist, you will frequently find you're the only one who will be excited about your work. The important thing is that it feels good on its own.
you missed the point then
@@jurassicthunder I think its a slippery slope. Yes you should absolutely consider constructive criticism from other people about your art but at the end of the day you need to follow your artistic instincts and if you truly enjoy your own work then thats good enough. People might not like it but youre doing it for you
As a weaver of fabric I completely agree with what you are saying.
Aa an AI artist I agree.
@@lorenzomizushal3980?
You are not what you do with other people. You are what you decide to consciously do when alone. Only when alone you can think well, slowly, undisrupted, unpressed, sorting what you see as good, yours, worthwhile. Then you can add these things together generelasing laws about you, and detailing what else fits you. And being You is not the End. After you get your path you shouldn't stay alone. When you learn the path it's time to walk it. It's time to put your stamp on the world. And it's time to create a synthesis with other's similar to you. Since you got truth then it's worth to share. To help others who may not figure it out as easy as you. You are inspiration to others. Not many others though. Only moments are pretty only isolated spaces are great. You are here to build own space. You are a bird & every bird needs a nest & a company. If you have confidence you know yourself you have confidence in next generation you will be parent of. Don't let dreams of others monopolise the world and destroy other ppl spaces & block your dream. Living is a teamwork. But choosing & learning about mates is the most important thing.
Is this an enlightened bot/AI?
@@rogerpetronio7502 The rise of AI has begun.
It must be a bot because it is such a soulless, empty, unintellectual answer.
Damn the AI is on self improvement journey
@@rogerpetronio7502 i think you are a very big Farting Bot
Life isn't about finding yourself, it's about creating yourself
That seems more what Nietzsche would say. And bring the whip when checking out the chicks.
Thank you for this. I’ve always struggled with finding out who I am. I would do some soul searching and thought I knew but then a month would go by and I realized I didn’t know anymore and it was a continuous cycle. I will now focus on creating myself
@@slimshady4life689 good luck and keep at it.
I don't know if that can be for some ppl but in my life i realized that i was a real person when i was maybe 5yo but people family etc changed me into this and im just trying to get myself back and i got some of me. so in my opinion you are what you are you just didn't figured out who u r.
Well. I would say, sometimes it works that way. Many times. Many times not.
That’s why going to the gym changed my life. Delayed rewards from pure consistency and discipline. Embracing the “boringness” of eating healthy and staying consistent. But the rewards are otherworldly
Your responsibility is achieving your highest potential.
Suffering for a goal is actually very empowering, as it comes with purpose. Suffering without a goal is experienced just as externally imposed torture. An example: an aching shoulder after working hard towards fitness goals often feels like a badge of honour. While an aching shoulder from low pressure and an arthritic injury can feel like a punishment from a mistake of the past. Same shoulder, same person, same level of pain - different relationship to agency and idenity.
This has been true for me. I wanted to be a group fitness instructor. For the first year, I had horrible butterflies every time I went to teach a class, and, I sucked. I kept showing up and I started getting better and better. I also kept studying and staying interested in my craft. I saw many people who wanted to teach come and go over the years, because the first few years are so hard. My husband is a good mountain biker, and he came home one night and told me he understood what it was that made people good at biking, he said you have to like to suffer. The rewards have been that he can go on incredible rides and get incredible thrills. He also gets to have a group of friends with a common interest, which is very bonding and very fulfilling. I have come back to playing an instrument in my adult life, and I found the same fulfillment by sticking with it. I now have a group of friends to hang out with once a week and play music! If you find something you love, just keep doing it, despite the hard times, despite the criticism, despite everything, don't give up. The longer you do something, the more masterful you become and the more enjoyable it is.
very insightful. I am still figuring out life, and being 19 doesn't help. But, stories like this keep motivating me to pursue my dreams. Cheers.
No
@@kidfred_1244 I'm 18, being here watching this kinds of video's is a great start.
I admire your content! It really makes me see life from another perspective. Every video is a new thought adventure
Same here!
@@jamiainaga5853 did u give anything? no?
@@jamiainaga5853 bruh it's not like u donated 😒
I'm always doing what I cannot do yet in order to learn how to do it. - Vincent Van Gogh
Apparently it wasn't his whole ear. It's a well known fact he had mental health issues. To me, it doesn't diminish his accomplishments.
@@jamesmccaul2945 thé man created art like no other and all you care for is an ear among billions
This used to be me. I used to approach things that way as well. I never thought people were jealous...i more internalized that i wasnt good enough to the point where it crippled me. i never walked away from it. i kept going, but i have always thought that if i kept going, it would pay off in the end and i would be the artist that ive envisioned myself being. you do have to go within, and stop chasing validation(which was something he did in the story).
This was so good. Never even thought about anything like this.
Makes me wonder, "In what parts of my life am I acting like Raphael?"
Every time you take an action and the desired outcome is not manifested
Nah, this was garbage. Basic message of this video: "Bowing to peer pressure is the only way to actualize your individuality." Nothing to do with Nietzsche or anything but a glorified herd instinct.
you know it already. but just you don't want to accept it. maybe :)
@@TheRealValus Bro, you misunderstood literally everything, probably even your own life
@@TheRealValus I dont know but i have a feeling that you are the embodiment of Raphael
I think people willing to suffer are the ones who already know themselves. When we know what we want what we stand for we will suffer to make sure we achieve that. Regardless what anyone else thinks. Sometimes this causes us to be isolated which is painful but it's better to deal with pain then to sell out.
This can't be more true...
This is exactly the journey I've pursued and finally find my true instinct through false beliefs. It's tough to suffer, but it's worth indeed.
This is where my journey is at now. Trying to learn how to accept suffering to move forward. I am stuck in a path of avoidance. Great video i hope this is one more step in the path to balance.
Since I was a kid , I always liked to paint , always painting. or trying to paint faces. and even playing with musical instruments. I like cameras later. I liked movies and showing stories. now I am a network expert. and I don't feel like I'm doing what I really love.
Thank you very much ❤❤❤
thank you for your super thanks, honestly your support means a lot to me
@@FreedominThought 💗💗💗
I think it's a quite good lesson to learn from. When you think of it, it's not only a matter of your identity, or how you perceive yourself, it's also something you can understand by just having common sense, which is something we tend to lose when it comes to our pride or self-identity.
Sorry if I made mistakes, I'm currently learning English :)
English came across very smoothly my friend, perceive yourself and adjust based on your own beliefs about how you should carry yourself
@Avi Pilato I think you have a good point there
Don't apologize my friend even if your English is bad which is not btw.
When one person tells you something about yourself, that you don't like, you can dismiss it. When two people tell you that same thing, you can ignore it,for a while . When a third person comes around with the same opinion, it's time to to take out a really large mirror
“To become who you are is to achieve your own greatness” 😮
Thanks!
This video can be seen from many beautiful perspectives ❤ This first one that came to me was… Life will test you to become who you say you really are. Sometimes the better you comes from the critique and mastering of your own craft ❤️ Thank you for this video !
I definitely will talk about this with my therapist next week cause sure is a thing I should focus on.
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful.
After 30 years i realizee "becoming who you are" is simply embracing the balance. Accepting there's yin and yang in us. Let it balanced with no repression
This has clarified some things which I had glossed over in my own self-exploration. The story really brought to light some things I have casually overlooked and revealed my personal impediment to self-discovery, and the path of becoming who I am meant to be. I will have to replay this over.
Reflection is key in a world which contains almost none. Mind your own matters, because it matters if you don't mind.
"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."
🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
--Diamond Dragons (series)
I take issue with the central premise that the goal should be to suffer. If you aren't careful with that kind of mindset you can easily end up with meaningless suffering, spending time and energy enduring things that don't have to be endured. It could be more effective to skip this for the concept underlying it: "Confront the problems that you're avoiding."
With this mentality, it addresses the fact that you don't know yourself [willingly, in most cases]. The problems you suffer from will inevitably lead you to a source if you ask yourself enough questions, and along the way it encourages an attitude of never being satisfied with the answers you have. Not to mention that it forms a foundation for courageous behavior, since if you truly live this logic you'll always face things that scare you.
I'd say that the avoidance of suffering is what actually causes you to truly suffer. Before you face the world it seems like suffering but its rather the opposite
I like how i just finished the book "Alchemist" from Paulo Coelho ( which was about following your dream with the guidance of your instinct ...) and after that, this video popped up. Maybe the universe has something to say
Or the algorithm
I was in the middle of it lol
Yes, the algorithm and essentially, your own intuition or ‘gut feelings’; take ownership of your own life, especially whilst things are, at least OK 😎
Yeah maybe
But the book is highly over rated
Ask a bibliophile
They can suggest like way better books than the alchemist
No disrespect
But it's just over hyped tbh
@@anjali1880 go on then
This is so good! I remember being Raphael, suffering to grow is worth it ✨
One of the most wonderful videos out there ❤ it was more helpful than a psiychologist
Reflection is key in a world which contains almost none. Mind your own matters, because it matters if you don't mind.
"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."
🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨
--Diamond Dragons (series)
If you're a parent. Don't take the "Wow very nice honey" approach. Tell your child it burnt the toast and give it a chance to want to grow.
If I were a parent I would absolutely point out every little mistake my child makes and be extra petty about it and never compliment them. That’ll teach ‘em
I think what also plays a huge factor in this is, that suffering is different for everyone. Some people don't handle suffering so well because they have a 'weaker' nervous system and bad emotions really throws them off, while for others it's simply not that much of deal.
Yes absolutely this can be a cause of a lot of suffering.
I wouldn't say we are not smart enough to end our suffering. Rather there is a part of us that wants us to suffer and enjoys it. And as this is a part of us it is also intelligent. So it's like a civil war inside of us. Maybe that's the problem on a bigger scale too. Part of the whole humanity, like it itself is conscious, wants that everything goes to hell.
I love this channel it is so helpful i learned a lot from it thank you so much for the great videos ❤️❤️
Your music is only as good as the pleasure you have in expressing yourself.
As an upcoming musician working on my music this story really helps alot
I love this channel 💙❤
Every single video has something about learning.
"The kingdom of God is within" And that kingdom is the true self.
6:40 this man put all these complex emotional battles into such intellectual order that im always baffled about it..
I've tried reading and understanding nietche for a long time but I couldn't at all and with your videos and examples it's way easier to read now and actually understand thank you so much man
Glad everyone in the comments is so wise and has it figured out.
The length of this video is my angel number.
This has helped a lot I realise now I’ve been poisoned with an unwillingness to suffer the story spoke to me a lot in a few behaviours I’ve been taking recently and I think this is the answer
I just hope you never stop making videos. 10/10
this is basically a program for yourself getting into the hustle and enjoy the friction which means the journey itself is to be enjoyed (dopamine as reward for overcoming/enduring struggle).
thank you, glad i stuck around for the whole thing
I don't think we "discover ourselves," rather we are always changing and who we truly are is just an illusion of the self being permanent.
Beautiful video. It seems to me as if life will always test us. As long as we do not go through the things that once hurt us, we will not be free, because all that potential will forever be trapped, creating more and more resentment towards the outside world.
You think pain is the price to pay for freedom? Then what's the price for torture? Do you think torture is freedom? You are following the programming you were taught; try to see thru the fog and gaslighting.
Well explained, thanks ❤
Thanks,I needed this today
Suffering does not inherently lead to improvement and no should be willing to suffer without that guarantee.
There’s never a guarantee
Thank you! I could see myself in Raphael and got to know my problem. Now, I know the solution.
absolutely brilliant work
Man you have somr insane content
If I am who I am then I already am. I don’t need to become who I already am.
It has got very interesting thoughts.. Nietchze as a philisopher, has been read by me only in a couple (few-many) sayings which I find them very interesting… next on, I hopefully find many other saying to read from his creativity..! Great content from the clip..! ❤
2:05 Raphael, 5:22 5:54 6:30
Hey man, just saw a couple of your videos. I just got a wonderful baby girl and I'be been thinking about her, and the true self she's showing me. I would never let her tone it down, because it is her true core self, and it sparks so much joy to see a true person. Anyway it got me thinking if I was living my to self? And I ended up watching several of your videos, and I guess I really have to take some things up for review. Thanks for this.
I can't help but be reminded of a quote from a Stoic philosopher, I forget which one. "If you wish to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid."
Oh, Raphael's conditions described mine right now.. thanks, good video!
This is literally me. I do show it to everyone too much but just imagine this story in a urban setting.
Selfimage is an illusion of the mind. Start by not having one, not creating one. Find what is natural to you. What comes from within. Do not create for fame or attention. Just express yourself and love it.
Great topic! Thank you for sharing this ❤
As a wise poet used to say "I am what I am and that's all that I am."
Such a great video.
This is perfect and true. I know it's very hard but worth it. Godbless everyone ❤️
A whole life is the journey to discover yourself
i learnt a lot about myself after watching this video
As a musician this video is surprisingly inspiring. ❤
Suffering is a matter of perspective
I think “suffer” is the best adjective for this video -- good content - i can dig it
Anger can make you blind to fixing your problems properly.
so so so true like a OCD.. researching for answers and always making notes trying to heal ourselves becomes an addiction ..I think taking action is the answer.. take all the things we have learned and move we can't know everything ...and we cant ruminate forever maybe some hidden demons they have claws in many many souls here are traumatized and abused .. hurt people hurt people ....spiritual warfare going on ...I wish you best luck ♥♥♥
It took me years to become who i was. now i'm who i'm not and only dream of getting back to who I am.
Great video about Donning/Kruger.
some suffering is endured without control… the question i ask is how much suffering does it take but in truth too much is never enough…
6:00 start with why and don’t be afraid of suffer
7:17 why is suffering distinct from pain?
Don't know ff Nietzsche said this but here is an addtion. It is easier to let a part of you be destroyed if other parts of you are strong and healthy. If you grow up with loving parents and a good self esteem, it will not destroy you in its entirety. BUT if you have low selfesteem, and you only have one of two things that improve your self perception, then it is extremely risky to expose one of them to the criticism of others, because if that part falls away you risk having nothing left. I speak from experience!
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This is a good analogy. I would extrapolate your premise. Ask yourself, what societal formats encourage or prohibit such thinking. What political parties, forms of government, religions, and institutions do or do not allow one the freedom to fail and grow. It seems to me, the more protective an organization is, the less you should have anything to do with them.
Raphael's story remains me very much to Charles Bukowski quote: "Don't try"
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4:01 Actually it will probably hardly be onesided, it will be like Matt Davella beginning.
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Ppl can aid in ur self discovery by labeling ur characteristics and faults. From there you can ask ur self if ur actions actually apply to the label. “Oh your just a little too abrasive with her” then again it is important to recognize that one person‘s definition of the word abrasive can be completely different to your own or what is known to be abrasive by actual definition. I am not saying that people have a spot on accurate depiction of what you represent but without this type of input, you may be clueless to being aware of being abrasive. In short, what they say, gives you insight to yourself, but what you come to understand and realize is what you have learned about yourself and ultimately leads to self discovery or understanding. Which contributes to understanding who you have become from your learning experiences, which contribute to overall character development, aka knowing thy self.. ok that wasn’t in short.. lol 😅
as a person who does music & wants too make it a living for myself this video really fucked with me, in the end i began questioning am i even good enough, am i who i thought i was? it’s never a fun feeling with doubt is knocking at the door & a lot in this video i could relate too…
woah💓 this has been the journey
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Wow, watching this read me to filth. I needed to watch this.
This channel is peaceful for my soul †
I can speak from personal experience and this is completely true. But you better be ready to die for it. Death does not mean physical death but the death of who you presently are to achieve the goals. You can't go back to who you were on a path like this.
It’s the three principles of stoicism 🙌
Physics
Logic
Ethics
Thank you for the great video. One of the statements you made was "Suffering is not Pain." This left me hanging a bit. If you added a short explanation or a link to another video that explains this, I would have been more engaged. Best wishes with your channel.
Don't resist criticism, you resist growth and change.
We are already dead. Be fearless, but also know when to duck and cover. There are no limits to what you can achieve, but if you die before you’re dead, it won’t happen. Get it? Do no harm and be kind, but also be courageous. Life is a physical and mental battle. The biggest battle is the human heart fighting itself. There are not definitive answers. There is no right and wrong, there’s good and evil. Choice is your’s…always has been.
Needed this !
A good way to find out who you are is to look at your TH-cam history and write down all of the common themes of the last 100 videos you watched. Those themes are what you are genetically hardwired to have expertise in. If you are lucky then you might have expertise in something that is a market related talent and can generate money.
You are the first english speaking person that I see who pronounce "Raphael" correctly. Most people say "RaphEal"
Arrogance: Underestimate or disvalue others, also not accepting the truth or reality as it is.
It kept you from the simplest and most significant lesson of all.
"It's not about you."
-Ancient One
❤ love it!