The Metamorphosis of Human Awareness

Jean Gebser The Ever-Present Origin

Henri Bergson Towards an Understanding of Consciousness

Rudolf Steiner Anthroposophy

Meister Eckhart

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

David Hume Hume's Fork: "analytic a priori" or "synthetic a posteriori"

Hume's Fork: "analytic a priori" or "synthetic a posteriori"

[carloselfrancos]

Incidentally, I'm watching this at 21 years old. Fascinating, life changing even. Thank you

[ferolicious]

The work you're doing is important and inspirational and it's evident that you put a lot of time and effort into these videos.

You are providing something of great value to the community, completely free of charge. I recognise, acknowledge and appreciate your acts of service.

Thanks, man!

[clampitarzik]

I'm a programmer, and this truly changed how I view my work. A computer program, while being an artifact, is heavily imbued with it's creator's mental energy. It seems to me like it's' physical and mental cones are inverted, with the past being determined by the programmer's mental will as they construct it and its future being determined by the physicality of its physical structure.

What's more, I saw that knowledge of ideas derived from experience is an intricate part of how I program. Programming involves massive amounts of trial and error and, through the back and forth between reading the code and observing the program's behaviour, I am able to perceive the idea of the program.

[lukedowneslukedownes]

Damn man. Absolutely amazing. This took me 24 years of study and an acid trip to force a connection of thought to what you are saying. I need to re watch this video a few times to better communicate to others

[kap]

I used to think the world was a boring place. So my imagination ran wild. Full of stories and adventures in my head. Eventually the dullness of the world around me caught up tho.

I became extremely depressed as well as almost obsessively interested in cyberpunk and the future in general. I even believed that if i was given the opportunity I would travel to the future to just have the chance to experience the the narratives I was seeing pop up around me instead of being stuck in the "real world" of the present.

I get now that it was a reflection of where I was heading. Its been so surreal the last few months coming to terms with just how crazy the world and we are actually is. To the point I sometimes cant tell if my eyes are really opened or closed. Ultimately i keep coming back to the irony that the real world (or ig reality in of itself) is really the furtherest thing from boring it could be.

[fameus]

I am only 20 years old. After watching this video, I feel as if I have gained a lifetime worth of knowledge and wisdom. This video taught me more than I could ever imagine.

[beguinemystic]

i felt absolutely thrilled just a few minutes into this video - to see my thoughts and feelings that i considered “out there” reciprocated and stated so eloquently is an amazing feeling. thank you for this

[dustinthompson]

Might need to watch this 100 times to even fully take it in thank you formscape! This one is eternally, externally, internally and any other adjective you could probably think of grateful.

[hello-rqkf]

i've worked close to 60 hours over the last week and your channel has been carrying me through it. about to absolutely feast on this vid

[CN]

“Within our present phase of history, the grand climax of modernity, this integral awareness seems to be expanding…rather than being reserved for an intellectual elite.”

[flipbit]

Is this guy our generation's Terence McKenna?

[Voldemorts_Mom]

Yo I'd love to hear this translated in english

[camilordofficial]

Hey bro I didn't know you were gonna go so hard, I was like that's a great title. Then I just get hit with life's meaning? Good freaking job will re watch multiple times!

[electricspirit]

You sir, are a saint. To take the clay that binds us and form it into an elegant video gives me hope. I'm also not as alone in my thoughts either.

[sunrope]

I’ve been watching your content for months but I’m just now GETTING it. I’m so glad I trusted myself and continued to dive deep into this information that was so new and confusing to me at first. Thank you for giving us all a second chance at getting it right this time!

[mosesgarcia]

Thanks! This is like a Master Class for Free. I wish I could give you more. Keep going. VEry Important work. God Bless

[alecbachmann]

The start of this video actually gave me goosebumps.. I really love how you presented so many artistic perspectives after another

[percepXion]

Thanks so much, I'm a religious man myself but I have felt human orientation in general is such an overlooked, and mis-used apect to life. That being said I often considered myself well oriented already - but after coming across your video I learnt a lot more which made me very happy and humbled. Your contribution is received with gladness and joy and I pray you go from strength to strength in your journey. God bless ;P

[naas_the_serpent]

As always — thank you for being part of my extended consciousness 🔺 much progress was made throughout the journey this far and I hope that I can soon show more of our work to the world 🗺️
Much love 💜

[NoVeilAnymore]

Legendary content. Thanks for having the courage to push media that aids humanity in averting the very clear efforts to enslave it and bind it to technology. If we escape this, it is only because of the actions of those like us 🙏