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This video is also connected to my previous video on "self-denial," so if you're interested, check it out here 👇    • 自己肯定しようとすると自己否定に繋がります【デジャヴの正体】   📱 TikTok | Noticing "Life's Bugs" https://www.tiktok.com/@karman_yoyo?_... 📸 Instagram | Wisdom to Create a Quiet Revolution https://www.instagram.com/karman_y0y0... ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Video Table of Contents (Chapters) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 0:00 Rumination | A hobby of blaming myself in bed at night. The true nature of that anxiety is the same as the "death" of the universe 1:37 Entropy | Why does a room get messy on its own? The rules of the world hidden in shuffling playing cards 6:26 Thermal death in the bath | The strain of running towards the end of the universe, aiming for "the same smoothness as everyone else" 10:12 Carlo Rovelli | The "difference between being able to do something" that keeps you awake at night does not exist anywhere in the world 14:11 The Umwelt of ticks and dogs | There is not just one true world. There are as many ways of dividing the world as there are living things 19:05 Treasures of the universe | If the universe were perfectly smooth, stars would not have been born. Proof that your bumps and dips exist here 22:44 The right answer to diversity | A new imposition of "be different from everyone else." The true nature of the suffocating discomfort 27:36 Rick Rubin | Why a genius producer who can't play an instrument trusts only his own "shivers" 31:00 Truth of the universe | Nobody has the right answer. Try living with the unique picture only you can paint. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Video Content ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ "If I become a more perfect, proper adult, this anxiety will disappear." Aren't you tired of constantly shaping yourself to conform to the "right" answers of those around you? I won't say something as platitude as "you lack planning skills." In fact, that very "excessive effort to conform to others, eliminate differences, and become perfect (an excessive resistance to entropy)" is crushing the greatest treasure (fluctuation) within you, and is the biggest noise that makes your feet feel suffocated. This time, instead of simplistic spirituality taught by others, we'll explore the mechanisms for grasping the structural truth of "Ah, it's okay that things don't become perfect," drawing on the "law of increasing entropy" that causes the world to fall apart if left unchecked, "thermal death" like lukewarm bathwater where all differences disappear and change stops, the truth revealed by physicist Carlo Rovelli that "differences can only exist in human perspectives," Uexküll's "Umwelt" (perceptual world) as seen through the eyes of ticks and dogs, and the fractal structure of the slight "unevenness" left at the moment of the universe's creation. Why do we fall into a new "trap of conformity" that makes us feel suffocated the more we're told to "live authentically in this age of diversity," and why can music producer Rick Rubin, who can't play an instrument, captivate the world with just his own small distinctions of "something I dislike, something I like"? The answer lies in "the preciousness of differences." Let go of the lines you've drawn for yourself—the lines that say, "Do things properly, get everything right, force yourself into the correct answer"—and tonight, in bed, simply savor those "trivial anxieties" you've crushed and dismissed as rubbish. At that moment, your fragmented existence will reunite, and the unique bumps and curves (truth) that only you can create, carried by the universe over billions of years, will emerge. There's no need to force yourself to find the perfect answer. Just realize that the concept of perfection never existed anywhere in the universe from the beginning. Let's go with structure. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ About Kalman ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ "Translating the wisdom of Eastern and mystical thought to liberate modern people from suffering" This is the theme of our communication. Drawing on perspectives from Buddhism, Zen, the Tao Te Ching, Kitaro Nishida, and quantum mechanics, we'll offer hints to bring about a "quiet revolution" in your life. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and let's learn about essential ways of living together. 🗣️ Please leave a comment In today's discussion, have you ever experienced feeling rigid and inflexible, trying to "do things properly like everyone else" or "conform to the correct answer" by forcibly smoothing out your own imperfections? Or, have you felt stifled by the new "correct answer" that's often talked about these days: "Be yourself, be unique"? After watching the video, if any words spontaneously come to mind ("I was running towards the death of the universe," "There was never a perfect line to begin with," or anything else), please leave them in the comments section. Your "spilled honest feelings" can loosen the heart of someone who is stuck in the same place, and become the first trigger to reconnect with the flow that ...