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Dualistic Unity Raw Episode 13 (January 2nd, 2023) | A Journey Beyond Arbitrary Constructs
An unedited copy of the Dualistic Unity Livestream from January 2, 2023.
Join us in this thought-provoking episode of Dualistic Unity Raw, where we delve deep into the fascinating concept of how our perceptions and societal norms are often arbitrary constructs. We challenge the very idea of time and calendar, exploring how our understanding of history, dates, and even days of the week are mere constructs that shape our reality in surprising ways. Our discussion takes a bold dive into questioning accepted truths, encouraging listeners to think beyond the conventional and embrace a broader perspective of human history and potential.
We're not just talking about dates and calendars; it's a metaphorical exploration of how we, as a society, often accept and live within boundaries that are self-imposed and culturally inherited. From questioning the Gregorian calendar's relevance to exploring the vastness of human history and potential, we shed light on how breaking free from these mental shackles can lead to a greater understanding of our place in the universe.
Whether it's rethinking what makes a society advanced or challenging the very notion of what constitutes progress, this episode is an eye-opener. It's an invitation to step out of comfort zones and question the 'given' – a journey towards mental liberation and a deeper connection with the universe.
Don't miss out on this enlightening episode where we peel back the layers of conventional wisdom to reveal a world full of possibilities and unexplored truths!
[00:00] - Introduction and approach towards perceptions and judgments.
[01:11] - Discussion on the arbitrary nature of the Gregorian calendar.
[03:23] - Examining the accuracy of time measurement.
[06:24] - Historical context of the Gregorian calendar and its implications.
[10:26] - Exploration of historical perspectives and their limitations.
[13:27] - The impact of societal systems and resistance to change.
[16:25] - Delving into the motivations behind destructive actions.
[20:16] - Discussion on historical narratives and societal focus.
[24:59] - The concept of division and empathy in societal perceptions.
[29:50] - Reflection on historical events and collective mentality.
[34:58] - The balance between reality and perception.
[39:57] - The influence of environment and childhood on perceptions.
[44:26] - Examining the concept of crime and societal norms.
[49:20] - The role of empathy in societal change.
[53:57] - Interconnection between suffering, empathy, and perception.
[58:37] - Exploring the concept of fear and its roots in identity.
[1:03:42] - The subjective nature of reality and perception.
[1:08:27] - Balancing the realness of experience with eternal perspective.
[1:13:06] - Understanding the void and the process of realization.
[1:18:27] - Contemplating the absence of a creator and eternity.
Join us weekly at https://twitch.tv/DualisticUnity
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An unedited copy of the Dualistic Unity Livestream from January 2, 2023.
Join us in this thought-provoking episode of Dualistic Unity Raw, where we delve deep into the fascinating concept of how our perceptions and societal norms are often arbitrary constructs. We challenge the very idea of time and calendar, exploring how our understanding of history, dates, and even days of the week are mere constructs that shape our reality in surprising ways. Our discussion takes a bold dive into questioning accepted truths, encouraging listeners to think beyond the conventional and embrace a broader perspective of human history and potential.
We're not just talking about dates and calendars; it's a metaphorical exploration of how we, as a society, often accept and live within boundaries that are self-imposed and culturally inherited. From questioning the Gregorian calendar's relevance to exploring the vastness of human history and potential, we shed light on how breaking free from these mental shackles can lead to a greater understanding of our place in the universe.
Whether it's rethinking what makes a society advanced or challenging the very notion of what constitutes progress, this episode is an eye-opener. It's an invitation to step out of comfort zones and question the 'given' – a journey towards mental liberation and a deeper connection with the universe.
Don't miss out on this enlightening episode where we peel back the layers of conventional wisdom to reveal a world full of possibilities and unexplored truths!
[00:00] - Introduction and approach towards perceptions and judgments.
[01:11] - Discussion on the arbitrary nature of the Gregorian calendar.
[03:23] - Examining the accuracy of time measurement.
[06:24] - Historical context of the Gregorian calendar and its implications.
[10:26] - Exploration of historical perspectives and their limitations.
[13:27] - The impact of societal systems and resistance to change.
[16:25] - Delving into the motivations behind destructive actions.
[20:16] - Discussion on historical narratives and societal focus.
[24:59] - The concept of division and empathy in societal perceptions.
[29:50] - Reflection on historical events and collective mentality.
[34:58] - The balance between reality and perception.
[39:57] - The influence of environment and childhood on perceptions.
[44:26] - Examining the concept of crime and societal norms.
[49:20] - The role of empathy in societal change.
[53:57] - Interconnection between suffering, empathy, and perception.
[58:37] - Exploring the concept of fear and its roots in identity.
[1:03:42] - The subjective nature of reality and perception.
[1:08:27] - Balancing the realness of experience with eternal perspective.
[1:13:06] - Understanding the void and the process of realization.
[1:18:27] - Contemplating the absence of a creator and eternity.
Join us weekly at https://twitch.tv/DualisticUnity