It Is Dangerous to Read HEGEL

History is nothing but the progress of the consciousness of freedom.

There is nothing in the world more precious to human beings than freedom.

Throughout time, the notion of freedom has evolved in tandem with the state of the human condition, hence history is nothing but the progress of the consciousness of freedom.

And there was one person who realized that more than others and made it the nucleus of his thinking.

That person was Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.

Chapters:

Prologue - 00:00
Short Biography - 01:19
What is history? - 03:40
What is freedom? - 10:47
What is spirit? - 13:44

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[metamorphosis_]

“The human being is this night, this empty nothing, that contains everything in its simplicity."

[annfinnerty]

“Mind knowing itself in the shape of mind” that’s so powerful but humbling. It is true our potential is great. only when we can understand our limitations, real or perceived, can we move through them and step into greatness.

[supremereader]

Very beautiful video. I appreciate that you did the research to understand what Hagel explored regarding China, India, Persia and later the Greeks. Very interesting.

[mikapyhamaki]

Insightful and well produced video about philosopher Hegel, spirit, history, and human mind. Thanks Adrian. Maybe the best one I have seen from you yet. This definitely added to my thinking about freedom.

[louellabelle]

After all of the searching, education, work, relationships and acquisition of things, Jung was right. Everything we are looking for is within. If we can work out that equation, we've done it.

[motivemystic]

Wow, this video really captures the essence of Hegel's philosophy! It's amazing how he explores the relationship between history and the concept of freedom. I totally agree that the progress of consciousness, as Hegel suggests, is incredibly valuable to us as human beings. This video has helped me understand his ideas even better, and I feel more enlightened and free just from watching it. Thank you for sharing this insightful content!

[fredwinslow]

Societal systems and culture are projections of the game we live in and they don’t limit consciousness of an individuals freedom for anyone at any time that already has this .. victor frankl is an example of this state in an individual.
While information and technology may make our access and use of consciousness in more liberating ways it is likely that some of man/people has always had access to much of this regardless of the state of social systems progress towards the literal physical versions of “liberty “ that bring more of this opportunity to the most .

[vascoespañol]

The way he talks is pleasant and the subject are great¡¡¡¡ Subscribed

[msvalkyrie]

Excellent ! The fact that he even tried to grasp the whole of History is just astonishing . What amazing minds we had
in Europe at one time. Leibniz / Spinoza / Darwin / Marx...
Giants of Thought !

[fredwinslow]

Your videos are the best I have found after 20 years on u tube as an actual accurate, salient, useful and in a short manner more than just a forgettable blinkest version of a topic, book, idea or bio. It’s clearly not possible to be comprehensive in8-20 minutes however the topics and explanations are usefull and memorable enough to provide a beginning liberal educational insight like a chapter introduction into the topic with enough offer of insight and intriguing coverage to leave with an understanding of it or direction to learn more .

[cn]

Hegel is common sense to me. If you meditate and watch the world without stopping to voice your opinion on it, then it starts to add up.

[andresjoya]

So you just made me understand Hegel? Great.
Thanks for feeding my curiosity.

[derbucherwurm]

beautiful video on Hegels philosophy of Freedom.

[stevenbollinger]

That was very good, thank you!

Toward the end you say that Hegel influenced Nietzsche -- yes, probably. But did Nietzsche ever actually acknowledge this influence? I've read Nietzsche's works, and the closest I can recall to Nietzsche saying something positive about Hegel was in one of the later works, where he calls Schopenhauer and Hegel the two great brother-spirits of German philosophy, who were unfair to each other as only brothers can be. Nietzsche's overall opinion of Germany and Germany philosophy was very low, so this remark can't really be counted as a great compliment to either of them, but it does suggest that perhaps Nietzsche was freeing himself from Schopenhauer's utterly contemptuous dismissal of Hegel, that perhaps Nietzsche had seen something in Hegel which Schopenhauer had missed.

[lulumoon]

Without physical books, such knowledge is at risk of being erased, ironically as a result of human thought.

[andrebenoit]

One might also ask himself when we will be free from Hegel.

[vetiarvind]

How is Hegel's view different from the Hindu conception of the Atma experiencing Samsara/Maya? Seems like the same idea to me.

[alfonso]

The concept of thesis and anthesisis was carried over by Nietzsche by his dionysian and appollonian dissection of man. Very interesting seeing these diametrically opposing forces appear again.

[Rico-Suave_]

Great video, thank you very much, note to self(nts) watched all of it 17:44

[Pawnlust]

I'm enjoying the video and I like the brain animation at 16. Where can I find it? Thanks!