Four TED videos compiled into a "Themed Set"
Here are some videos that when viewed as a set make an interestingly complete message that aligns quite effectively with unconditional love principles and offers some insights that I haven't been able to find yet elsewhere.
#1 and #2 are by researchers who present intellectual messages about their findings... with one themed more with an introvert style and the other in an extrovert style. In my opinion, these two videos are really presenting the same core idea, but from different angles of understanding. I found it useful to view both, because each offers something the other doesn't.
#3 and #4 feel like a real world applications of the wisdom of the first two. They are by average people (not professionals) who learned what they know by personally living it instead of just observing it as in the cases of the first two. These people have reached a point where presenting their message to others is the act of living it... which is very important to do... reaching a point where it's not about "teaching" someone in a traditional detached way. Instead, it's about being able to just live it and, by nature of that, be "Loving" to others... which allows them to learn how to do the same thing themselves.
1. "Brene Brown - The Power of Vulnerability"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCvmsMzlF7o
2. "Stephen Ilardi - Depression is a Disease of Civilization"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drv3BP0Fdi8
3. "Glennon Doyle - Lessons from the Mental Hospital"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHHPNMIK-fY
4. "Bruce Muzik - The BIG Secret Nobody Wants To Tell"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkbWIfP3mLw
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#1 and #2 are by researchers who present intellectual messages about their findings... with one themed more with an introvert style and the other in an extrovert style. In my opinion, these two videos are really presenting the same core idea, but from different angles of understanding. I found it useful to view both, because each offers something the other doesn't.
#3 and #4 feel like a real world applications of the wisdom of the first two. They are by average people (not professionals) who learned what they know by personally living it instead of just observing it as in the cases of the first two. These people have reached a point where presenting their message to others is the act of living it... which is very important to do... reaching a point where it's not about "teaching" someone in a traditional detached way. Instead, it's about being able to just live it and, by nature of that, be "Loving" to others... which allows them to learn how to do the same thing themselves.
1. "Brene Brown - The Power of Vulnerability"
2. "Stephen Ilardi - Depression is a Disease of Civilization"
3. "Glennon Doyle - Lessons from the Mental Hospital"
4. "Bruce Muzik - The BIG Secret Nobody Wants To Tell"
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