Summary on Five Principles of Relational Non-duality

Hello my friend. If this is the first

time you watch my video, just so you

know, this is not a cosplay channel and

this is also not just about philosophy

here. We build connections here. We

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importantly, we build bridges here. If

you think I'm shallow, please listen to

what I'm going to say and make your

judgment. Also, if you think I'm

somebody isolate myself, a crazy

philosopher so-called, I'm not really

like that.

So I developed a philosophical system

and gave the name as relational

nonduality but this philosophy is

fundamentally inspired by Dowoism,

Hinduism and Buddhism as well as other

great western philosophy and along all

the way I'm trying to express and

discuss with all the friends about how

can we apply this philosophy in daily

life because this philosophy is not far

away. is not just about intellectual

activity. It's something realistic. It's

something we can use in daily life. And

I genuinely believe that this philosophy

can help us to develop a more harmonious

life. Why? Because life is fundamentally

combination of relationships.

If we can fix and we can change the

angle how we see our relationships. We

can fix where it's blocked, where is low

energy, then everything can shift.

Everything can be so different. This is

the real magic take place in daily life.

And I'm glad that we can walk on this

journey together.

So when I just started to explain what

is relational non-duality, I bring out

five principles. But back then I was

very shy and nervous in front of the

camera. And a lot of people even suggest

maybe I'm AI. So I think it's important

we can just emphasize it again. Today

I'm planning to explain this five

principle in details.

>> So the first principle is the inherent

dignity.

This is literally the first thing come

to my mind. We're already very familiar

with the concept of original sin. And

actually there's something a little bit

similar in Buddhism. It called duka

which is suffering. Buddhism suggests

that living in this world which is

suffering. The essence here is

suffering. That's why we need to seek

for liberation seeking for moka.

But this is the part that I understand a

little bit different. So as we all know

that this world is not perfect and

humanity is not perfect suffering is

real and evilness evil is real but

doesn't mean because of these things

exist there is no good side anymore

right we have sad moment we have

emotional sad moment depression but at

the same time we have such happy moment

in our life as well and we all have the

ability to give love and receive love so

This means everything in my eyes. This

means everything. That means that we

shouldn't just be so extremely only see

the bad side. We should also consider

the good side and appreciate and try our

best to develop our life into a

harmonious good way which we can express

this good side in humanity and to

express it into the world. And this is

the good part and this is the

interesting part about our humans free

will. We are able to do this otherwise

how boring life could be if everything

just perfect. Isn't it? So what I truly

oppose here is to defining the

fundamental tongue of our existence as

one of pessimism

because if we do so we'll always live in

a kind of psychological atmosphere of

self-laming and guilt. And I'm not

against any religious belief here. But

you will fight those people who are

truly liberated. Those people who love

and care and also they feel happy about

everything about life about themselves.

You fight this kind of people no matter

if they are religious or spiritual or

don't even have beliefs. You'll find

those kind of uh realization is not out

of guilt. It just cannot come out from

guilt. or self blaming that's just not

the right way but of course I do

understand another side of opinion some

people will suggest that if we don't

have this seriousness we don't have this

self guilt or the sense of awareness

then human being will not even reflect

ourselves then we're still savages we

wouldn't have morality we don't have law

system we will not even behave ourselves

so in this way to understand what is

evil, what is wrong is important. Of

course, I do understand just like if we

if we have child and then we will need

to teach them what is the right thing to

do, what is the wrong thing to do. But

the way is important and also you don't

want your kid to forever live in guilt,

right? The same comes to us and I want

to see that morality is not necessarily

have to build based on pessimism and

fear. morality should be the natural

outcome of us to understand relational

non-duality and that is the final goal

of this philosophy.

So my friend no matter what is your

religious background or your

philosophical stance I really I

genuinely hope from now on you can

confidently be yourself. No more

self-guilt no more self-laming.

You have to accept that we are just not

perfect. We accept that we have our

weakness and we accept the fact that

this word there are true suffering

there. But at the same time there so

many good things is worthy for us to

appreciate and guardians like love like

compassion like morality. Let's be

guardians. Let's be guardians to

guardians this beautiful things all

together. And actually this is the

beautiful part about free will. We have

so many chance to participate in this

world. We have so many chance to make

things even just a slightly better to

make things a little bit harmonious. To

reduce harm even just a little bit. This

is how we participate. And please

remember one thing my friend the essence

of your existence is limitless bliss.

It's not a mistake. I know that a lot of

people might disagree with me. they will

see that the serious philosopher they

are all pessimist

but in fact the reality is not like that

we feel sad we feel depressed is because

we didn't really really touch the real

essence of existence yet if you really

do then that is the liberation and you

wouldn't feel in that way anymore

because the reality is the opposite in

reality our essence is forever bliss

Well, and I know that it's a long

journey to go for us to have this

realization, but we don't need to hurry.

We can just take our time and be

patient. And I'm very grateful that you

can walk with me on this journey. Let's

step by step.

>> And the second principle I name it as

nonobscurism.

And I have to apologize a little bit

because at the beginning I name it as

demystification

the principle of demystification which

is a little bit misleading because

people was thought that am I suggesting

I'm trying to deny the beauty of mystery

in this world which I will never do that

because this word is full of wonder and

I always enjoy and I always appreciate

it. I would never deny the poetic beauty

of mystery in this world. What I really

trying to uh let people alert of is the

trend of anti-intellectualism

and authoritarianism. Because if we go

extreme about anti-intellectualism,

then we might consider everything as

bondage. Humanity is bondage. Morality

is bondage. Uh you know when we think

about something we should do or

shouldn't do. Nah, all of them are just

bondage in your mind. It's just

illusion. You should just uh um you know

break through all this bondage and

essentially we just don't we wouldn't

even have the sense of morality. We

wouldn't have the sense of rationality