Finish - Human Beings, Thoughts, Being Awake & The Flase Spiritual Awakening

Watch on YouTube · 2012-10-22 · 29 min

3:00 I'm going to call this video finish because I've finished saying everything I want to. Everything I wrote down before I started making these videos and also in between. So this is great.

3:15 So it doesn't mean that I'm going to stop making videos.

3:29 being honest to yourself is the key to it all if you can be honest to yourself then everything is open you're good to go you can do everything problem is that people lie to themselves and other people in everyday life so when you do this we become somebody else in the process it's as if there's one thing we believe and then there's something else which we do not want to see that being the truth

4:32 the way you have to see it is, or at least the way I imagined it some months ago is let's say we are in a labyrinth a circle kind of labyrinth and in the middle there is a huge shining thing, that being the truth

5:03 although people all of them see it they do not want to accept that it's there and the way I see the waking up is now and then seeing a path or a door to it and then choosing to go in or not to may sound strange but I would say that's a good explanation.

5:43 This honesty, wisdom, enlightenment, all the good stuff, all comes by necessity in the end.

6:20 People you meet every day are actors. Everybody acts for many reasons because they care so much how other people see them.

6:44 Also a reason people drink alcohol is because then they can be themselves and it's like an excuse they can then say that they were drunk people feel oppressed which is why they do it otherwise we wouldn't be acting

7:30 Humans are like programmed robots No thoughts of their own It's like

8:00 from this film Ha Ha Ha from 2010 it's in my top 10 list I don't like showing scenes, clips of films because as I've said people should watch them themselves but there's a good part where they talk about honesty

8:31 And problem being that everything we know is not our own. We don't have our own thoughts.

8:47 So how could we possibly be honest?

8:55 We get taught things in school by other people.

9:02 people don't even feel the need to think and then we expect others to even think outside the box

11:35 It's good I mentioned Ha Ha Ha, the film, in the first part because I actually wanted to mention the director, Hong Sang Seo, if that's how you pronounce it, and Eric Rohmer, another director, both of which you should know if you follow my list of the films on my blog, Life is About Having Fun.

12:09 The films are quite similar and when I watch some of them, most of them actually, and the people talk and interact with each other it seems like that's the way it should be. It's like they show how the world should be. It's quite interesting.

12:38 That's the feeling I get, which is likely the reason I like them so much.

13:04 it's also something I should mention is Eric Rohmer's film My Night at Maud's he's now dead but he made it that would be over 40 years ago from now where as I understood one of the characters is a freemason or seeing as it's a woman I don't know how it works. I know for sure that her family was supposed to be a Masonic. Many generations of Freemasons is what I mean. There's also a review, a really long one, where somebody mentions that the woman is a Freemason and also says that it's the same as being a freethinker.

13:59 I want to mention it because, as I understand, most people who watch the film never even understood what the word Freemason means, although many people know about such societies.

14:09 This reviewer didn't, I believe.

14:15 Maybe I misunderstood it, but we'll see what's there to misunderstand.

14:23 And this film, My Night at Maud's, the only film of his, which got, that film got the most attention, it was nominated for the Academy Award in the US, so...

14:40 as i've explained in my videos almost all films that are nominated for the oscar are masonic and are evil and are there to brainwash people so i don't know about eric romer and who he really was as we don't know anything about directors really surely many of them have to be involved but those are the ones who are more popular hardly doubt that

15:08 most of you have ever heard his name probably none of you except the ones who follow my blog or the ones who like films in general reviewers and such likely will know him but my point is that it's possible that when they don't have films to choose they actually choose Some films that fit the image, although the directors and the film don't have any secret messages as such, seeing as there were Freemasons in the film mentioned, they nominated it, because they had nothing else to nominate. Now, of course, they make so many films and so many people that pretty much everything that is nominated is not good for you.

16:04 maybe it was a bit different ages ago there's only about three or four films that have been nominated for the Academy Award that are worth watching maybe even less and the films that are nominated for the American Academy Awards are almost always the same as the ones for the British Academy Awards that's also interesting

16:35 because it's all connected same people behind it making us watch nonsense praising it so much

17:02 And obviously, I'll say again, go watch the films of Tsai Ming Liang and Li Kangsheng.

17:15 Maybe some of you have watched them by now. It's been quite some time since I made my first video and recommended them.

17:28 if you have I would recommend rewatching them I know that when I did that helped me a lot but the first time I saw the Wayward Cloud which is the third part of the trilogy that one scene and I won't give any details but the one the bench scene that has to be more or less

17:57 my favorite scene of films in general i can't get it out of my head and i don't want to that scene alone is like it makes life worth living or the fulfillment i was talking about a lot of it came from that scene might sound strange but yeah

18:32 But it's very, very connected to the first two, so don't go watching the third one. It will mean about 90% less. Of course, it's not only the meaning of it as such, it's how it was filmed and everything. There's no words for it.

19:05 I'm going to take a break and continue in a sec.

19:31 What we as people should do is...

19:35 examine our lives and we should try to pay attention to all of our emotions, feelings and thoughts and see how we affect the world with that.

19:55 Of course, one can only do it if you are honest to yourself, as I said, that being very important.

20:07 See if via knowledge or friends, neighbors, anybody around us, their physical and emotional needs.

20:38 That wasn't so easy for me.

20:55 I always said this, not always, but since 2011 this idea of what being awake means.

21:11 Of course it's a vague term but surely many people have some understanding of it so...

21:26 I knew it and I knew what I have to do.

21:34 I'm still going through a lot of change. Maybe not as much anymore but...

21:42 Suppose this change as such never stops.

21:50 I know some years ago, or not even that long ago, I believed that people cannot change.

22:09 These...

22:13 thoughts and this feeling it's undescribable there's examples of things i can give but it's as if you look at things from many perspectives many times it can seem really strange if it happened to me out of nowhere from one day to another I would likely believe that I went nuts because that's how I would imagine being crazy of course now I understand that people for example who act crazy as we have learned it from films and such are something else

23:11 Which doesn't mean that there aren't people who are actually mentally ill.

23:39 It's almost like entering new dimensions, I would say. You get to new levels where everything becomes so clear. It's, as I said, indescribable, unexplainable.

24:01 It's like it all clicks. It's like you can see through it.

24:15 Many things that you cared about before, you might not care about anymore at all.

24:25 Because you realize why you cared about it, how much meaning it has. If it has no meaning, why you do the things you do and so on.

25:24 And seeing as this is so unexplainable, most people of course they will want to go through it except if you trust me.

25:38 I said this at the very start. Only people who trust somebody can go through it because if they trust then they will simply rely on this somebody and believe that what they say is true and then have to experience themselves. If you do not experience it yourself then you will not believe it.

26:08 So this is how it always will be in the world.

26:20 Of course many people like to say that some spiritual awakening and so on is going on in the world. I've already explained this. That's the thing I explain the best in my videos, I believe, the false awakening.