東洋思想の始まり【古代インド哲学】『お前らは自分って存在を勘違いしてるから、悩んだり苦しんだりするんだよ』

According to Yajnyavalkya, the ancient Indian philosopher at the origin of Eastern thought, we fundamentally misunderstand the existence of "I." We mistake what is not "me" for "me," and empathize with the experiences of that "not me" as if they were "my experiences." This empathy gives rise to worries and anxiety. So today, let's briefly explain Yajnyavalkya's idea that "worries are the result of misunderstandings." ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ※All opinions expressed on this channel are personal. Please use your own judgment to determine their accuracy. ▼Merchandise Sales I'm making philosopher-themed merchandise. Well, it's definitely not the target audience for this channel, but I'm a former designer, so I'm using my skills to my advantage. https://suzuri.jp/GabaLabo_shop ▼Recommended for All Humanity Every human being should buy a Kindle. I seriously recommend it. https://amzn.to/3Mf2tEN Unlimited Kindle reading. Unlimited historical masterpieces. The best. https://amzn.to/3Lv8SKi ▼SNS Twitter:   / miroc_herikutsu   A blog that simply converts videos into text. https://herikutsu.jp/ ▼To viewers If there's anything you'd like me to explain, please leave a comment. ▼About this channel I'll casually explain information that's interesting to know, but isn't necessary. It's a bit vague, so please check it out for yourself to make sure it's correct. ▼To viewers If there's anything you'd like me to explain, please leave a comment. ▼To copyright holders (authors, translators, publishers) This channel creates videos based on my own opinions after reading the books. We limit our videos to introducing books and avoid copying or adapting the original works. We create videos that will have a positive impact on authors. If you are a copyright holder and would like to have your video removed due to any issues, please contact us at the address below. We will respond promptly. We apologize for the inconvenience. Email: [email protected] #philosophy #primitivebuddhism #easternthought