Scientist and philosopher Bernardo Kastrup challenges the mainstream model of reality, arguing that consciousness, not matter, is fundamental. He discusses the importance of surrendering to nature's purpose, trusting intuition over ego, and the implications these have on finding fulfillment and aligning with life's goals.
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Purpose Beyond Personal Goals
Purpose is not about personal goals but aligning with what life wants to do through you.
Achieving ego-driven goals leads to disillusionment as they lack true fulfillment.
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Trust Intuition Over Plans
Abandon rigid plans like five year plans and listen deeply to your intuition.
Discern between ego narratives and nature's whispers to find authentic direction.
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Nature's Purpose Is Impersonal
Nature's purpose often disregards safety, happiness, or ego satisfaction.
True purpose may seem self-destructive from an ego perspective but reflects deeper alignment with nature.
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"Purpose is about aligning yourself with what life wants to do through you"
Bernardo Kastrup is a scientist and philosopher who has worked for the European Organisation for nuclear research at CERN, inside the Hadron collider - and who has a PHD in computer engineering as well as a PHD in philosophy. He argues that, instead of thinking of ourselves as separate from life, if we can recognise that that we are a part of life, then that has some profound implications for the way that we live, set goals and find a sense of purpose.
Bernardo’s the author of a plethora of scientific papers and books – and he argues that the fundamental nature of reality is consciousness, not matter.
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