You Are The Universe Making Sense Of Itself

[lifemarr]

"Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather." -Bill Hicks

[weelew]

“The best dancer in the room is the one having the most fun” don’t take life so seriously

[mystiverse]

Ah yes, milk. The embodiment of nihilism.

[Emma-rwyo]

"and the universe said you are the universe tasting itself, talking to itself, reading its own code"

[dinorancher]

A single point of consciousness perceiving other aspects of a greater whole. The one of the all and the all one.

[Swanky]

"The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself."
Carl Sagan

[nikhil]

I’d for sure listen to your podcast if you make one. And am not the only one thinking this

[guygrisaru]

when i did mushrooms I felt like I entered the behind the scenes of the universe and i had no judment over anything as everything "just was" not good or bad but just was

[JustNava]

Hey man I dont know if you care to read comments, especially on these old videos but dude, I fucking love you, thank you so much. Im sure youve received it from tons of people but thank you, your video on suicide saved me from killing myself. I was at a low, wanting to watch my last few videos to leave the world with, but your video popped in my recommended, I watched it. Your monotone calm voice had my listening to your words. Youre an amazing human being and I want you to know that very well. Thank you for making these videos. They help so many people, whether it be for suicide or a existential crisis, youve bettered this world, thank you.

[loudestthought]

basically broke down my whole existential issue in real words and not confused thoughts. thank you?

[graysonhendryx]

If you’re interested in this topic you should check out the entropic brain theory, it matches up pretty well to this line of thought. It’s essentially this theory from a biological view. It states that the human brain operates at a “sub-critical” state of entropy by creating quick local networks for information processing in order to make sense of nature itself and the phenomena occurring. Due to this efficiency we are able to act on the more disorganized natural entropy around us, but what gets really far out is when people take psychedelics because the brain temporarily dissolves those local networks in favor of new brain regions communicating with each other that normally wouldn’t. When brain scans are taken there is clearly more disorder or “entropy” present, which is why some researchers think psychedelics make us feel so much more connected to nature and the universe itself. Because we are briefly experiencing the same energy as (or closer to) that of the enteral world instead of this discrete and separate entity acting apart from nature.

[lex]

up at five am thinking abt life and this drops

[DJoisbad]

We’re just atoms going through an unlimited universe, nothing really matters unless you want it to. Love your videos thank you for sharing

[parkerstroh]

I kinda feel like the joy in flow comes from realising it doesn’t make sense! What good is sense anyways when you already enjoy what you are doing!

[burner]

Can you make a whole video dedicated to how to enter a flow state? You mention it alot and I really think it's an interesting enough topic to merit it's own video

[Slashycent]

I think (about the universe) therefore I am (the universe).

[KiltLeo]

Even though seeking and gaining "flow", I don't think anyone can live in such a state constantly sadly.

[dylan]

That soft, off white background is very nice!!

[RandomFilmmaker]

Beautifully put. I was thinking about this concept that we are the universe just the other day. We are the universe making ourself cry, laugh, we are the universe applauding ourself for composing a beautiful piece of music and so on..

[k.m.]

I don't know if you read these comments, but I'm hoping. I find your perspective illuminating and I feel I would really benefit to hear what your thoughts on cynicism.

Regardless.. Thank you for your content. I can't be sure of it's intent but... it makes me feel less.. idk.. alone? weird?

And it gives me exposure to ideas and perspectives that I might never have discovered on my own.