David
Imperfect vision
Imperfect vision for an imperfect life
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Episodes
How the physical and nonphysical awarenesses influence how you see yourself, others, and the world 21.03.2023 37:53
Being in a body can be grate, but it can come with many limitations. In this episode, I explain some basic differences between being a body, and being bodyless, and how these two basic realities contribute to how you see things, and how you think in general.
Ain't no fault but mine: a radical new perspective 17.03.2023 21:32
This is not about judgment or blame, but about becoming mindful about one's thoughts and emotions and how they skew how you see things. Ultimately, no one does things because of you, it's always about themselves, or their projections, and this is ultimately true for everyone, including yourself.
Why seek pleasure? Life questions 002 16.03.2023 11:24
The point of these questions is not to get you to doubt everything, but are designed to help you become aware of some of the implicit assumptions and philosophies that guide your actions, most of which are unconscious.
Understanding goo consciousness and how to become aware of it 12.03.2023 15:51
This is the episode I was talking about. Hopefully this spotify link works, podcast links from spotify don't always work for some reason. https://open.spotify.com/episode/0koLbCxXZk85u0HSvb2Hcw?si=YJCFyn1zRFKFzmWkG0esqA&app_destination=copy-link
How we divide ourselves from others and the world, why this causes problems, and how to fix this 07.03.2023 1:01:19
This is the video I was talking about: https://youtu.be/_OxJvlHxzYo?list=PLMXQB0NfBzSOCS67JiKEZFfjYwbG7AOAz
The value of liberals and conservatives part two 06.03.2023 31:29
A long time ago, I did the value of liberals and conservatives episode, and decided to go further with this basic truth in this part two.
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