I will listen to it! :)
But I was never really hooked on Alan Watts..
I like really old philosophers
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I will listen to it! :)
But I was never really hooked on Alan Watts..
I like really old philosophers
Which ones do you like best? What about Neville Goddard? You heard of him? He's not technically a "philosopher" as much as he is the gold standard on the law of assumption.
Goethe, Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Erich Fromm, but also old Taoism, Stoicism and also every modern soul who gets the philosophy of the aether or at least quantum mechanics instead of just quantum theory or even dead/ nekrophile science
but I dont really have that one favorite philosopher.. it's a living and developing space
will look into Neville Goddard's thoughts but on the first sight he seems to go too much into the new age space for me..
My understanding is, those first four philosophers contemplate more the subject of morality, than the subject of metaphysics. Am I wrong? Although Nietzsche was super into metaphysics. Or quantum mechanics, as you put it.
I LOOOOOVE quantum mechanics. I'm such a nutso about it. And my FAVORITE is when "nekrophile" science proves it. My two favorite experiments of all time, for this reason, are the double slit experiment, and the muon decay experiment.
Both of these suggest that particles are only what we believe them to be, and become only what we think they are (3D objects with 3D properties) because we observe them from a 3D perspective.
This gets into my newfound passion in Law of Assumption. Goethe was similar - “If you treat an individual as he is, he will remain how he is." Goddard takes it a step further and basically says that if you treat (and imagine) an individual as you would like to see them, they will become so. As they are an extension of you.
It's not new age. It's very much quantum mechanics. He was quantum king.
yeah, quantum mechanics is not bad cuz of real methodical experiments instead of dead models. I especially like the quantum eraser delayed choice experiment
..still I think the aether (weltseele/ worldsoul) is still better..
we live in an alive world (and kosmos).. aether..
so.. no, they didnt only focus on morality.. but also not on metaphysics.. they focused on (alive) life.. therefore everything.. and often were pushed out of science/philosophy into "only poetry" (especially goethe)
it's hard to explain it in our materialistic and modern world..
but I want to also mention, that nicola tesla also "believed" in the aether and based all his invention on his understanding of the aether..
without that, we couldnt communicate right now. :)
do you know giordano bruno?
Oh man. I feel like you and my dad would get along SOOOOOOO well. He's SUPER into Goethe, Nietsche, Girodano, Thorough, Whitman, and probably all the others you mentioned. But most especially Nietsche. He literally feels a brotherly bond with the guy and swears they knew (know) each other in some other parallel universe or past life. You should seriously meet the guy. He hasn't been on here in years, but he's all into this deep philosophy and poetry. It's intense. And he's the coolest guy, and the most well read person I've ever met. And super philosophical. It's where I get my curiosity from. But I'm more into how to alter reality and shit like that. It's a mind fuck for me, and I love it like nobody's business.
I feel like I should introduce you. He literally has pen pals all over the world who like to shoot the philosophical breeze with him. And it's never a boring conversation.
He's @mistermercury on hive and steem. But again, he's been years since he was writing on here. I wish he would get back into it. I always found his pontifications incredibly charming and magical, and wonderfully rewarding to read. And now he's all into enlightenment and consciousness and 4th and 5th dimensions. We both have similar experiences, but his are far more aetherial and poetic, whereas mine have been more practical and utilitarian.
sounds like a cool guy :)
The coolest. I wish I could relate more with you on all those great philosophers. I just am not that well read, and my energy has been primarily spent on discovering the magic of the mind, in a way that boggles the ages. I don't really know much philosophy. I just know the mind is capable of a great many things we don't give credit for, or teach in the schools or churches, and it's a cryin' shame.
We are SO powerful. This tool we have -- should be more well known. And it isn't. And the greats knew this. So we gotta teach it. Is all.