@@NefariousPorpoise I want to be very clear that this guy (Raghunath Cappo)doesn't get it. He was not "enlightened" at any point. Nefarious - You are very wrong in thinking that Hinduism and Buddhism are crazy(study Hindu and Buddhist PHILOSOPHY specifically). People like this guy, do make it sound crazy, however enlightenment (as an aha moment only) is a real thing. In fact, there are people that were silenced long ago that were enlightened Christians, however they were silenced. I'm not saying to become any of those, I'm saying with the right teacher, they are all effective at enlightening and making it so you don't need any religion, but you know you are one with the universe. Before you dismiss it, I highly suggesting learning about Hinduism, Daoism, and Buddhism through Alan Watts. He has lectures on youtube, or you can read his books. I like Buddhism, hinduism, and Daoism, but if I were to hear this guy I'd be turned off too. Some people experience enlightenment instantly, some it takes a whole life time, some never get it. It honestly doesn't matter.
"Two things happen when you strip everything away from a person. They either lose it, they hop the fence so to speak, or they learn to find their pleasure from something more subtle" This is the most deeply profound thing I've heard in such a long time. I remember during my hardest moments, a voice telling me to find pleasure in the sun hitting my skin or the way the clouds looked on a sunny day. There's always something beautiful, but your pain can hide that from you. Sometimes it makes it hard to focus on anything else, but always look for something beautiful.
That also was something I've experienced. I also find it hard to appreciate the subtle things. This is so well phrased too! Sipping water, walking and feeling the ground. There's a whole myriad of pleasures to be found in each moment. Even during conflict, mistakes and pain, the pleasure of the lessons to be learned.
This dude nailed it when he said finding something subtle to find pleasure . I quit my job to explore australia and am pretty broke and its been hard but have found little moments of real bliss just chilling early morning hearing the birds enjoying nature. So simple yet its real and doesnt involve me chasing it like I did with addictions.
Kid871 man I love my hustle, since last year wake up 3 am. Go to gym, pray and ready to start work which is very challenging to mind. Later dieting, give up alcohol, smoke and learn my worth no good looking dumb chick chasing. I am happy with hustle. So kinda opposite
Rj rinning I respect that bro at the end of the day its finding what makes you happy and content. I defiently still like achieving goals i work out at my campsites, Im a musician so I play guitar and sing which keeps me busy during the day. Compelty agree about the no longer chasing dumb chicks and alochol man my life has changed so much since I stopped chasing instant gratification.
Jesus showed that real love and spirituality can come from anyone regardless of what their professed religion is. It’s about action and appreciation. We find by our actions when positive produce good results which makes us happier deep down. If we pursue self pleasure we can feel an inner remorse that can make us feel overall less fulfilled or ashamed which can make us less happy. Which tends to lead people to drink and abuse drugs more. If we can be balanced it can be fine. But what really seems to stand out here is realizing we can show more love and appreciation when we realize how much we should be grateful for, and when we understand how we can show appreciation to our Creator, it can make us truly happy and a better person.
Kid871 that's awesome. In 2014 I got a one way ticket to Brisbane from the states to backpack Australia. I had $1800 in my pocket and no plan. Have to say it was hard at first but everything worked out. I managed to run into people who set me up with jobs here and there and worked my way along the sunshine coast up to Hamilton island. I was out there a whole year and definitely impacted my life for the better. I was very materialistic before I left and I came back a much simpler person. Good luck on your travels and have faith it will work out!
Monk: the bhagavad gita is an ancient text on wisdom... its complicated - people have been discussing it for thousands of years. Joe: The Jokers an awesome movie that I walked out of, unsure if I like it... its complicated - we could talk about it for 2 hours.
I've been wanting to go to India to help repair it. I've done yoga and meditation for many years. I've followed Sadhguru for many years, etc. One of my good online friends, that I work with, wants to help rebuild it too but doesn't do yoga nor meditation. He's Chinese descent but from America like me (he's from Texas, currently in California Exodus - LULLLLLLLLLZZZ, I'm from Florida). My good online friend from Jordan, loves Hinduism though he's like an Agnostic Muslim. I do Agnostic Ramadans and I've done 5 already, 5 in a row. It's not much a religion, like Buddhism, overall, so I accept them. Other than that, I'm against religion and I'm against atheism materialism. Just like I'm against the left and right, drug war, the fair Federal Reserve, the faulty and absurd age of consent system that discriminates consent between sexually ready people (as a majority poll the same on Debate.org), etc. Namaste brother! 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤜🤛👌👌🖤💜♥️ #Centrism #Veganism #Sadhguru #Agnostic #Fibonacci #Biocentrism #AbolishAgeOfConsent #DrJoeDispenza #Yoga #Meditation #Cryptocurrency #Namaste #YogaNidra #Fasting
This is all fine and dandy and it is great that some people dedicate themselves to this shit butttt... its not my cup of tea. The world is great and shitty at the same time. Welcome to life. This is all you need to know without going on a 6 year sabbatical to be a monk: Be a good person. Don’t be a rude fuck head and be an upstanding human being. Period.
AnEnglishBard I’m know you do. And like I said. That is really awesome that people do it. I just said it isn’t for me. And it isn’t for most people. My point just was more people should just focus on being good/better human beings and we all would be a lot better off. As in the people that don’t become monks.
I ordained at a forest temple in thailand when i was 28, stayed there for 3 years and practiced the theravada forest tradition of buddhism. it saved my life
@@horgansports7345 Don't feel bad. If you live in the United States most people over here are either asleep or spiritually bankrupt on some levels. That's why for many people who wake up they either go to the live in the mountains for a while or leave the country...
He looks precisely his age. Your perception of aging is grossly maladapted. The hope of maintaining sure footing in this 600r gaining sure footing in this world u hiof smoke and mirrors for the every day individual taking their cues from the leviathan marketing conglomerates, any hope of maintaining sure footing in this world smoke and mirrors is lost (as are, apparently, your skills of discernment.)
this comment genuinely frustrates me... since when did hair become important?? im not bald yet but FUCK ME its like everyone is crying BALD BALD BALD like its the end of the world! shut the fuck up? thanks
I felt that 😂 it's an interviewing technique that not many know about. It sets someone at ease hearing that cli-clack and makes them feel like they are in more of a conversation, rather than an interview.
Okay, I'm going to get serious with this. The present exchange rate for rupees and dollars is .013 Rupees per US dollar. I believe this comes out to around 300k. Rupees.
@@phantomberzerk9486 The exchange value was around 18 INR for 1 USD in 1988. He would've been a lakhpathi, which is equivalent of a multi millionaire (in Indian currency) these days.
4 min 40 seconds. Everyone should listen closely to what he is saying. Very deep wisdom there. We don't have to renounce life but we need to use life as a spiritual path. Beautiful.
This dude is amazing. He has a very interesting story for sure. I want to hear more of his wisdom. Great interview. I recently started meditating and seeking a spiritual life. I have quieted the ego and now live in the present moment. I want to learn more about the Gita and eastern religions. So much wisdom from the ancient teachings. Have a blessed day good people
Rich men. Millionaires and Billionaires will each face this question in their lives. Some of them lose their minds. Look st Epstein, look at the McAffee security tech guy. You go batshit crazy. You continue consuming, or you flip the switch and realize their is more out there for a man or woman to do. That connection
He definitely would have been with good monks as I am Hindu and whatever is said is 100% true. He followed it meaningfully. And the highest order of answer to all your worry is "Just keep doing good Karma and you will flourish with good karma in return. Period." . . About the food... Can't emphasize more. I was eating just right, grandma cooked meal until 17 at my home. after that I left home for college n graduate studies, eating out for more than 5 years now and I can clearly see the difference in taste n everything when I visit home twice a year for about a week.
@MR Boombastic I became a monk because I realized that everything that was causing me grief or pain or anxiety or stress in my life was from relationships. And it didn't even matter what relationship, I could date wonderful people or not so great people and it was just never good for me I was never happy. Once I cut women out of the equation my life completely changed and I have just become happier and happier
Am going back to being a Hare Krsna again, walked off the path a few years back and I have realised it was a terrible mistake. Thanks for the video.I really needed this.
The good thing Is he's giving knowledge besides music it's interesting hearing about his ideas about religion Buddhism positive mental attitude its really interesting training your mind
11:06 I once walked out of a Quizno's because the guy making my sandwich was MAD. I stopped him halfway and walked out- "Sorry, cancel that... I can't eat a sandwich made with angry hands."
@@newton2013 I did the same thing about a week ago except I didn't know how to address the negative energy so I just set the sandwich down a few aisles over and walked out of the store...
@12:15 when he mentions how eating food prepared by someone who hosts a different QUALITY of conscious awareness will affect your own quality - he is very accurate. It becomes obvious if you work on your state of mind. Daily Practices To Increase Sensitivity -Expose yourself to sunlight for 40 minutes a day. -Sleep 8 hours or more a night. -Exercise and stretch your body with a sense of love for everything that is. -Walk in nature often. Social -Converse meaningfully with people. -Practice no judgment. Thoughts -Disengage with fear. Social-based fears and future-based fears are sensitivities of the ego, NOT the kind of sensitivity that allows for the feeling of subtle things. Radiation -Remove yourself, as best as you can, from wifi devices and all other wireless devices. Explanation: Increasing sensitivity relies on minimizing the disruption of your natural state. Wifi-based devices and their radiation (if standing nearby) deters the natural state of cells and of the nervous system in general. Such radiation is a sporadic and jittery set of voltage gradients which pass through the tissues of your body. Exposure to the radiation imparts an effect on one's state of mind. Diet -Less sugar. -Eat to balance the presence of minerals in your body (magnesium balances your mood). -Eat less rather than more. Sexual -Love the person you are with (or are thinking of) with the same magnificence that you feel when you are taking in the ocean. Try these things for a week and you will feel almost everything differently;)
This was 14:40 of my life well spent. My biggest takeaway from this episode is that I must work to integrate a greatness quality practice - finding the greatness in others into my daily routine🙏🏻
8:08 strangers do this to me in the city, make comments to their companions on a shortcoming they noticed. Good to hear it framed this way. They are lashing out to make themselves feel whole
What does Rogan do before every Elk meal? Hes right, with his hunting. Dude is praising his meal each and every time. He hunts it and cooks it, he found that connection.
that is very egotistical. It is putting the human on top of a podium. Not honourable at all. and the connection is not a connection, rather an illusion
Yo Bert, At any mOMent death will cOMe... what will happen to your "responsibilities" then? Best thing is, along side of your daily grind, to stART cultivating a kind of 'garden', a little time everyday that's set aside as sacred: even just 5 minutes of meditation morning & evening, offering your food, read a bit of Bhagavad Gita and you're On The Road!
I don't like to use Spotify but Im open to trying it out to give the support, also I love your podcasts because it really helps me get through the repetitive mondaine moments at my job and I really love learning from and opening my mind to the wide variety of conversations.
As someone in India, and who's read the 18 Adhyay of the Srimād Bhàgvād Gita, this man is right. The book talks about the difference between that which is matter born, and that which non matter, but eternal. It's quite profound. And it sees "God" as everything- The multiverses, birth, death, the 7 upper (heavens) & 7 lower (narak) mandalas - everything exists within him. He is in everything, everything is in him. Yet he his away from everything. "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" ~ Oppenheimer quoting a Gita verse (shlôk)
Wow! One of the better expositions of Hindu concepts out there. Just goes to show how genuine his monk experience was and how much he learnt from the elders. Felt so good hearing someone saying it right. As a Hare Krishna person I thought you will ask us all to convert. Kudos you have resisted that.🤭 Hey Joe, this guys is a find.
Absolutely. The energy of the cook in the food will affect you positively or negatively. We all have to be so careful on what we eat. Not just the foodstuff but thoughts, consciousness, karma, state of mind of the cook goes into the food and then into the one who eats it. You CAN feel the difference.
oh wow , this guy is amazing! i only clicked on this recommendation because the title intrigued me, im gonna go watch the whole interview now. he is so right about the mantra we say to ourselves, 3 years ago i was ripped off for my enitre life savings and now thats all i think about
I totally agree with what he said about food. You won't notice it unless you go away somewhere like an organic farm.or retreat center or something, but when you come back and start eating food cooked by random people who are angry, frustrated, rude etc. you can notice a difference.
to clear things out for the west.. he was a hindu monk, which has different factions of monks who devote to different gods and have varying choices in their life. Nagas live naked and wander off to the mountains for months, while iskcon monks live a very homely lifestyle, it's more about generosity while Nagas discard any materialistic distraction possible..
Cappo is exactly what Joe would look like if he became a yogi too 😂 Right now Joe looks like a tensed being who has all the stress in the world and cappo an exact replica of joe but enlightened 😂
I think it's kind of instinctive. You feel better about food given to you from people who are in good spirits, or people who love you, or people who love to cook. If it's some kid flipping burgers with a bad attitude you might not feel fantastic about it.
I have developed so many of these mental techniques that he learned while being a monk. Im 20 years old and moved to minot north dakota in January where it's absolutely in the middle of nowhere and i have no tv but my phone which i barely use and i know nobody but i self reflect so much and learned to replace negative self mantras with looking for greatness in other people and i swear its from living alone with nl furniture never leaving the house and only reading books basically other than watching jre or nexpo
Used to pass through and stop in Minot all the time when I worked for Amtrak. Definitely a remote town and lots of snow but I’m currently living the same type of lifestyle which is what brought me to this video. Peace
Food in the American diet has become an inconvenience in our busy day. When we run from here to there. I absolutely agree with what this man is saying about food it is another aspect of consciousness. I spent 20 years in the restaurant business and that’s the one thing that I learned food is prayer.I was trying to re-create my great grandma‘s chicken and dumpling soup once and everybody was tasting my soup was saying it’s amazing let it go leave it and what I realize was I was trying to re-create the love of that woman had put in her food and what I understood at that moment was I can’t re-create her love but I can create my love and present it to another human being. How do I always adhere to that principle with myself no I’ve gone back to that place of food being an inconvenience and I must see 4 to 5 small meals a day and just trying to shove macros down my neck instead of remembering it’s a prayer it’s love it’s consciousness.
Potential energy is recognized as an existing trait of this world, it’s not too far fetched to suggest that a portion of the energy that we put into raising and preparing food is transmitted and conserved within it.
Energy from our thoughts and emotions though? What mechanism exactly allows that to happen? Or is he just throwing bullshit around trying to sound all 'spiritual' and 'holy'?
@@zootsoot2006 I believe it's sort of like the law of attraction. You think therefore you are, or are going to be. The more time you take to care about doing a particular thing, the better it should be. Just like cooking food. As long as your thoughts and emotions are all in the right place.
@@sonicbroom8522 Where did I say I was atheist? You can have religion that doesn't contravene science, reason and logic, i.e. real religion, not this magical thinking nonsense.
Raghunath did great and explaining the subtle aspects of Monk life. I was also monk for 14 years and the idea that food can affect consciousness is a real thing, food carries thought energy.
we've been divorced from our food for generations without us even realizing it. Even to the point where you're considered weird if you only ate what you grew/raised in your front yard. obviously there are subsistence farmers and such, but there are far more of us gathered in the cities and suburbs that rely on processed food distributors to survive. Does the average shift at your job even allow for you enough time to tend a garden in the first place? maybe what was sold to us was "convenience" and "practicality" when what we really got was "mental disorders" and "evolutionary overreach". sure it sounds like a bit of a stretch but if you allowed yourself the time to appreciate this concept with a bit of conspiracy theorist energy lol, i assure you it isn't really.
@ジョージ様 U need little education so plz educate yourself Hindus are not always indians india is a diverse country with many religions and there are Hindus around the world and I was not talking about Indians specifically (read comments with your open eyes )
@ジョージ様 U need little education so plz educate yourself Hindus are not always indians india is a diverse country with many religions and there are Hindus around the world and I was not talking about Indians specifically (read comments with your open eyes )
The word phobia is so overused. Phobia means fear of, people being ignorant or not liking something doesn't necessarily mean they are afraid of it. Calling it "Hinduphobia" implies all the people talking negatively in the comments are afraid of all Hindus which is very unlikely to be the case.
So true. I went to a local deli and ordered a sandwich about a week ago and the lady who prepared it was so rude and angry and making all these negative statements to her co worker, when she finished I just set the sandwich down a few aisles over and walked out of the store-there was no way I was going to eat something made by someone in such a negative energetic space...
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to clarify this guy was a hindu monk not buddhist.
Same smell.
@@CBastemeyer they smell really good TBH..
Nobody really cares what flavour of crazy he is, lol.
@@NefariousPorpoise I want to be very clear that this guy (Raghunath Cappo)doesn't get it. He was not "enlightened" at any point.
Nefarious - You are very wrong in thinking that Hinduism and Buddhism are crazy(study Hindu and Buddhist PHILOSOPHY specifically). People like this guy, do make it sound crazy, however enlightenment (as an aha moment only) is a real thing. In fact, there are people that were silenced long ago that were enlightened Christians, however they were silenced. I'm not saying to become any of those, I'm saying with the right teacher, they are all effective at enlightening and making it so you don't need any religion, but you know you are one with the universe.
Before you dismiss it, I highly suggesting learning about Hinduism, Daoism, and Buddhism through Alan Watts. He has lectures on youtube, or you can read his books.
I like Buddhism, hinduism, and Daoism, but if I were to hear this guy I'd be turned off too. Some people experience enlightenment instantly, some it takes a whole life time, some never get it. It honestly doesn't matter.
Phatoo. Difference?
Joe Is going to come in next episode in orange monk attire, and instead of eating elk, he is raising baby elks
*saffron
u mean being raised by elks lol
Elk*
@@BBDumfuk yeah, not sure how that posted. I swear I typed elk
Hingle McCringleberry it’s actually funnier saying elks to be honest.
"Two things happen when you strip everything away from a person. They either lose it, they hop the fence so to speak, or they learn to find their pleasure from something more subtle" This is the most deeply profound thing I've heard in such a long time. I remember during my hardest moments, a voice telling me to find pleasure in the sun hitting my skin or the way the clouds looked on a sunny day. There's always something beautiful, but your pain can hide that from you. Sometimes it makes it hard to focus on anything else, but always look for something beautiful.
Well said ✌️
@@fourtails1192 thank u!
That also was something I've experienced. I also find it hard to appreciate the subtle things. This is so well phrased too! Sipping water, walking and feeling the ground. There's a whole myriad of pleasures to be found in each moment. Even during conflict, mistakes and pain, the pleasure of the lessons to be learned.
I hope you found yourself in what you are doing. 🙂
🙏
Joe 'I was also a monk for 6 years during a DMT trip' Rogan
hahaha a monk for 6 years during a 2h DMT trip
Hahahha sicko
@@juancpgo 15 mins*
This is the only joe " bs" rogan quotes that I have laughed at.
LMFAO
Just a couple of bald men with their third eyes open, this is pinnacle pineapple Joe Rogan
Being bald opens your third eye. I learned that from dragon Ball Z.
I was kicked by an Elk in my 3rd eye, it's crossed now, it can't see straight.
@@Ontime2day shaolin temple
A Ontiveros good thing I just shaved my head bald yesterday
Pinnacle Pineapple baby!
"I am not the center, I am here to serve the center."
Beautiful quote.
"The mind is like a garage and we become what we store in that garage" damn. That was powerful and spoke right to me.
Time to clean out the garage .
@@fishfire_2999 🤣 right!?
your mind is a garden, your thoughts are the seeds. you can grow flowers or you can grow weeds
@@howiseetheworld3581 love that!
@@howiseetheworld3581 A famous quote by Mr Roger's .
This dude nailed it when he said finding something subtle to find pleasure . I quit my job to explore australia and am pretty broke and its been hard but have found little moments of real bliss just chilling early morning hearing the birds enjoying nature. So simple yet its real and doesnt involve me chasing it like I did with addictions.
Kid871 seriously ?
Kid871 man I love my hustle, since last year wake up 3 am. Go to gym, pray and ready to start work which is very challenging to mind. Later dieting, give up alcohol, smoke and learn my worth no good looking dumb chick chasing. I am happy with hustle. So kinda opposite
Rj rinning I respect that bro at the end of the day its finding what makes you happy and content. I defiently still like achieving goals i work out at my campsites, Im a musician so I play guitar and sing which keeps me busy during the day. Compelty agree about the no longer chasing dumb chicks and alochol man my life has changed so much since I stopped chasing instant gratification.
Jesus showed that real love and spirituality can come from anyone regardless of what their professed religion is. It’s about action and appreciation. We find by our actions when positive produce good results which makes us happier deep down. If we pursue self pleasure we can feel an inner remorse that can make us feel overall less fulfilled or ashamed which can make us less happy. Which tends to lead people to drink and abuse drugs more. If we can be balanced it can be fine. But what really seems to stand out here is realizing we can show more love and appreciation when we realize how much we should be grateful for, and when we understand how we can show appreciation to our Creator, it can make us truly happy and a better person.
Kid871 that's awesome. In 2014 I got a one way ticket to Brisbane from the states to backpack Australia. I had $1800 in my pocket and no plan. Have to say it was hard at first but everything worked out. I managed to run into people who set me up with jobs here and there and worked my way along the sunshine coast up to Hamilton island. I was out there a whole year and definitely impacted my life for the better. I was very materialistic before I left and I came back a much simpler person. Good luck on your travels and have faith it will work out!
No sex or creature comforts, giving everything up to serve another? Sounds like marriage.
Gmailaccount Services I sure feel better about my divorce now.
Our nature is to serve. Everyone serves something the only question is what?
Gmailaccount Services - if he hurts you, you should leave him
and maybe next time marry a woman
At least he kept his money unlike marriage...
Boomer dad joke
lol
Monk: the bhagavad gita is an ancient text on wisdom... its complicated - people have been discussing it for thousands of years.
Joe: The Jokers an awesome movie that I walked out of, unsure if I like it... its complicated - we could talk about it for 2 hours.
Right like wtf lmaoo
Kids these days be comparing inner engineering with movies lmao
I've been wanting to go to India to help repair it. I've done yoga and meditation for many years. I've followed Sadhguru for many years, etc. One of my good online friends, that I work with, wants to help rebuild it too but doesn't do yoga nor meditation. He's Chinese descent but from America like me (he's from Texas, currently in California Exodus - LULLLLLLLLLZZZ, I'm from Florida). My good online friend from Jordan, loves Hinduism though he's like an Agnostic Muslim. I do Agnostic Ramadans and I've done 5 already, 5 in a row. It's not much a religion, like Buddhism, overall, so I accept them. Other than that, I'm against religion and I'm against atheism materialism. Just like I'm against the left and right, drug war, the fair Federal Reserve, the faulty and absurd age of consent system that discriminates consent between sexually ready people (as a majority poll the same on Debate.org), etc. Namaste brother! 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤜🤛👌👌🖤💜♥️ #Centrism #Veganism #Sadhguru #Agnostic #Fibonacci #Biocentrism #AbolishAgeOfConsent #DrJoeDispenza #Yoga #Meditation #Cryptocurrency #Namaste #YogaNidra #Fasting
This is all fine and dandy and it is great that some people dedicate themselves to this shit butttt... its not my cup of tea. The world is great and shitty at the same time. Welcome to life. This is all you need to know without going on a 6 year sabbatical to be a monk: Be a good person. Don’t be a rude fuck head and be an upstanding human being. Period.
AnEnglishBard I’m know you do. And like I said. That is really awesome that people do it. I just said it isn’t for me. And it isn’t for most people. My point just was more people should just focus on being good/better human beings and we all would be a lot better off. As in the people that don’t become monks.
I ordained at a forest temple in thailand when i was 28, stayed there for 3 years and practiced the theravada forest tradition of buddhism. it saved my life
No you didn't
Interesting. I’m at that point myself. I feel like my mind is so cluttered with junk I can t see anything good anymore. Spiritual bankruptcy
@@mikemacdonald3525 awe. i hope you find peace.
Ajahn?
@@horgansports7345 Don't feel bad. If you live in the United States most people over here are either asleep or spiritually bankrupt on some levels. That's why for many people who wake up they either go to the live in the mountains for a while or leave the country...
It’s a conversation about divinity.....
Joe: cracks a beer....
That sounds Devine
😂😂🔥
There’s not better time to crack one
@bunneh87 porn?
Where William Wanders mislead and hope you find there’s more to life than alcoholism
Damn at his age he's so vibrant and energic and lively
🙏
He looks precisely his age. Your perception of aging is grossly maladapted.
The hope of maintaining sure footing in this 600r gaining sure footing in this world u hiof smoke and mirrors for the every day individual taking their cues from the leviathan marketing conglomerates, any hope of maintaining sure footing in this world smoke and mirrors is lost (as are, apparently, your skills of discernment.)
Too much ?
@@elizabethecarlisle1045 More pretentious than anything lol
elizabethe carlisle this is what trying to win an argument on your phone blindfolded looks like
There’s alot of bald in this thumbnail
😂😂
Damond Reyes LOL
this comment genuinely frustrates me... since when did hair become important?? im not bald yet but FUCK ME its like everyone is crying BALD BALD BALD like its the end of the world! shut the fuck up? thanks
@@chrisberry9070 its a joke chill
@@chrisberry9070 I see you can't tell what is a joke.
4:28 It's a real conversation between the Spirit and Divinity.... Joe cracks open a beer
😂😂
Lol, why not get some spirits involved? ;)
could of been one of those energy drinks he loves
I felt that 😂 it's an interviewing technique that not many know about. It sets someone at ease hearing that cli-clack and makes them feel like they are in more of a conversation, rather than an interview.
That sound just had me piss myself
"I went to India with 25 thousand bucks, not a lot of money.." In India 25k will go a long, long way
It was 25k dollars not rupees. And it was 1988 too. This guy could've been RICH.
Okay, I'm going to get serious with this. The present exchange rate for rupees and dollars is .013 Rupees per US dollar. I believe this comes out to around 300k. Rupees.
@Bhargavkumar Patel so the exchange rate is adjusted to the cost of living, making the difference not so much?
@@krushna4181 lol the difference in money was far smaller before not larger before
@@phantomberzerk9486 The exchange value was around 18 INR for 1 USD in 1988. He would've been a lakhpathi, which is equivalent of a multi millionaire (in Indian currency) these days.
You know the talk will be great when there are two bald headed dudes in a room!
I've seen how a person with positive vibes changes an entire room with food. its true.
4 min 40 seconds. Everyone should listen closely to what he is saying. Very deep wisdom there. We don't have to renounce life but we need to use life as a spiritual path. Beautiful.
Best Rogan interview EVER! I’ve seen a lot of them, this is number 1!!
The rest are 0s
It’s a great interview; but best ever?
Definitely NOT.
The paul stamets one was amazing (both actually)
Raghunath Cappo is one of those guys you can chill with and get into deep conversations with late nights
This dude is amazing. He has a very interesting story for sure. I want to hear more of his wisdom. Great interview. I recently started meditating and seeking a spiritual life. I have quieted the ego and now live in the present moment. I want to learn more about the Gita and eastern religions. So much wisdom from the ancient teachings. Have a blessed day good people
He has a great podcast called the Wisdom of the Sages , check it out 🙏🏼
his smile and laugh is so beautiful
Why are you gae?
I don’t want to become a monk but I can appreciate where they’re coming from. “The mind is a garage” that’s a good way to think of it
I will never forget my grandmothers home made blackcurrent jam.
Hermetic Dragon i didnt like it
This guy is an important guest. I get so caught up in material BS. Making $$$ etc. Doesn't seem to matter.....
Can't decide if this is going to send me into some sort of episode where I run into the woods or not. I could also use a change
Rich men. Millionaires and Billionaires will each face this question in their lives. Some of them lose their minds. Look st Epstein, look at the McAffee security tech guy. You go batshit crazy. You continue consuming, or you flip the switch and realize their is more out there for a man or woman to do. That connection
@Romeo M Dont let anyone ever tell you that. Money does not buy happiness, it buys time. With that time find your happiness and be free.
@@zanethekeymasterr ever been to Joshua tree Ca?
@Romeo M
Hahahah your a Boomer trendy 😂 parroting a meme and you take it seriously 😂.
He definitely would have been with good monks as I am Hindu and whatever is said is 100% true. He followed it meaningfully. And the highest order of answer to all your worry is "Just keep doing good Karma and you will flourish with good karma in return. Period."
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About the food... Can't emphasize more. I was eating just right, grandma cooked meal until 17 at my home. after that I left home for college n graduate studies, eating out for more than 5 years now and I can clearly see the difference in taste n everything when I visit home twice a year for about a week.
I've been a monk for 8 years. I can't imagine ever going back.
same here sir
why, may i ask?
@MR Boombastic I became a monk because I realized that everything that was causing me grief or pain or anxiety or stress in my life was from relationships. And it didn't even matter what relationship, I could date wonderful people or not so great people and it was just never good for me I was never happy. Once I cut women out of the equation my life completely changed and I have just become happier and happier
@@ghamm777 oh ok, i think i misunderstood, so you are still a monk?
@@mrboombastic8369 yes absolutely I am for life now
Jason Statham and Woody Harrelson
😅 Nailed it.
and Lee Syatt
Eduardo Deleon I see what you mean if you're talking about the voice lol
Boom
@@aaron4ism It's the face guys, once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Am going back to being a Hare Krsna again, walked off the path a few years back and I have realised it was a terrible mistake. Thanks for the video.I really needed this.
Haribol! Welcome back!
Har Har Mahadev....
Om Namah Shivay....
ॐ नमः शिवाय
krishna never left you--He actually misses your company
I wish he'd talk more about youth of today and NYHC
The good thing Is he's giving knowledge besides music it's interesting hearing about his ideas about religion Buddhism positive mental attitude its really interesting training your mind
Would love to hear more stories from his guy his excitement is contagious
He has a podcast called Wisdom of the Sages
Joe “I consciously hunt down an elk and feed it to my family” rogan is trying to draw parallels between ‘bhog’ and his freshly cooked game.
"i realized they don't want anything i have....i want what they have"
Yoga ray is the Joe Rogans final form
11:06 I once walked out of a Quizno's because the guy making my sandwich was MAD. I stopped him halfway and walked out- "Sorry, cancel that... I can't eat a sandwich made with angry hands."
Bunch of baloooony
@jay I don't own one.
Lmaoo
@@newton2013 I did the same thing about a week ago except I didn't know how to address the negative energy so I just set the sandwich down a few aisles over and walked out of the store...
Other side of the same coin, after years of isolation Id order out just to feel the connection to someone
@12:15 when he mentions how eating food prepared by someone who hosts a different QUALITY of conscious awareness will affect your own quality - he is very accurate. It becomes obvious if you work on your state of mind.
Daily Practices To Increase Sensitivity
-Expose yourself to sunlight for 40 minutes a day.
-Sleep 8 hours or more a night.
-Exercise and stretch your body with a sense of love for everything that is.
-Walk in nature often.
Social
-Converse meaningfully with people.
-Practice no judgment.
Thoughts
-Disengage with fear. Social-based fears and future-based fears are sensitivities of the ego, NOT the kind of sensitivity that allows for the feeling of subtle things.
Radiation
-Remove yourself, as best as you can, from wifi devices and all other wireless devices.
Explanation: Increasing sensitivity relies on minimizing the disruption of your natural state. Wifi-based devices and their radiation (if standing nearby) deters the natural state of cells and of the nervous system in general. Such radiation is a sporadic and jittery set of voltage gradients which pass through the tissues of your body. Exposure to the radiation imparts an effect on one's state of mind.
Diet
-Less sugar.
-Eat to balance the presence of minerals in your body (magnesium balances your mood).
-Eat less rather than more.
Sexual
-Love the person you are with (or are thinking of) with the same magnificence that you feel when you are taking in the ocean.
Try these things for a week and you will feel almost everything differently;)
alwayslistening4444 I want to do all this but lack the motivation. 😑
im so glad i read this comment. im gonna print this shit out on a piece of paper.
You definitely don’t have to sleep 1/3 of your day away
why expose ourselves to ultraviolet radiation but not radiofrequency radiation? I agree with everything else
Thank you Brother
Love shelter! Love this guy! Thank you for having him on.
10:26 dude straight has spirits shootin outa him xD
yes!!!
Literally went to the comments to see if someone else caught that 😂
This was a great episode, thanks Joe for bringing him on. Been a fan of Yoga Ray since his Shelter days.
This was 14:40 of my life well spent.
My biggest takeaway from this episode is that I must work to integrate a greatness quality practice - finding the greatness in others into my daily routine🙏🏻
Agreed, love this ❤
The amount of shininess on their heads is unfathomable
Eternal shine of the hairless mind.....
It is the light reflecting from heaven shining into our dull little lives.
The shiniess of their heads is actually helping me reach a transcendental state.
@@Burps6 eternal overcast of the shineless mind?
Ray has been Straight Edge for 30 plus years and when he mentions spirit and divinity Rogan opens a beer
Scott Knows Nothing Some of the best beer in world comes from monks.
I was a punk for about 7 1/2 years ...then I realized it's so much easier to just do DMT and watch cartoons...
You cant fool me Tim Kennedy. I see you in there
Hahahahaha Tim needs to waterboard this dude and see what happens
Oh god
his story is like no one else.would love to read his book
Before he said it, I knew he was going to say "Love" as the secret ingredient in food. I know this, because it is fact.
8:08 strangers do this to me in the city, make comments to their companions on a shortcoming they noticed. Good to hear it framed this way. They are lashing out to make themselves feel whole
If he wants a home run he should play baseball
It was just a analogie to what is the purpose of life
Dave Attell's monk brother
I cant unsee the resemblance
Or is this a clean and sober Attell....?
What does Rogan do before every Elk meal? Hes right, with his hunting. Dude is praising his meal each and every time. He hunts it and cooks it, he found that connection.
that is very egotistical. It is putting the human on top of a podium. Not honourable at all. and the connection is not a connection, rather an illusion
The reason why Aliens would kill us is their idea that humans would do the same to animals.
Joe seems very unconvinced about this ideology.
Now I have to watch the rest of the podcast!
Cause there’s no meat
@@davidec.4021 lol
Yes, he is too unconscious still.
You have to empty your mind , before you can fill it with other thoughts.
Joe never been deep into anything. No biggie if he seems unconvinced!
Monk are so clam and peaceful. 😌
only the females.
Look up Chan Buddhist monks
I wish I can experience be a monk, but I got too much responsibility on my back.
Yo Bert,
At any mOMent death will cOMe... what will happen to your "responsibilities" then? Best thing is, along side of your daily grind, to stART cultivating a kind of 'garden', a little time everyday that's set aside as sacred: even just 5 minutes of meditation morning & evening, offering your food, read a bit of Bhagavad Gita and you're On The Road!
@Eubert Andrei Try heartfulness meditation at the comfort of your home. It's available on CZcams.
Visit India someday ❤️❤️
0-25 years student, 26-50yrs family house, 51-75 yrs spiritual, 76-100 yrs MONK/ SWAMI/ leave materialistic life.
You can see Joe was fully on board until this dude started talking about eating the consciousness of your chef
I don't like to use Spotify but Im open to trying it out to give the support, also I love your podcasts because it really helps me get through the repetitive mondaine moments at my job and I really love learning from and opening my mind to the wide variety of conversations.
As someone in India, and who's read the 18 Adhyay of the Srimād Bhàgvād Gita, this man is right. The book talks about the difference between that which is matter born, and that which non matter, but eternal. It's quite profound. And it sees "God" as everything- The multiverses, birth, death, the 7 upper (heavens) & 7 lower (narak) mandalas - everything exists within him. He is in everything, everything is in him. Yet he his away from everything. "Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" ~ Oppenheimer quoting a Gita verse (shlôk)
Wow! One of the better expositions of Hindu concepts out there. Just goes to show how genuine his monk experience was and how much he learnt from the elders.
Felt so good hearing someone saying it right.
As a Hare Krishna person I thought you will ask us all to convert. Kudos you have resisted that.🤭
Hey Joe, this guys is a find.
Where are you from , man.
@@lishin1834 what do u want to say?
This is an incredible conversation. Thanks for sharing. Will take this rest me for rest of my life
Visit India someday ❤️
Joe you’ve got the life.Talking to people about cool stuff every single day. Being able to see and hear things from others perspectives.
And we’re here able to listen to it
Absolutely. The energy of the cook in the food will affect you positively or negatively. We all have to be so careful on what we eat. Not just the foodstuff but thoughts, consciousness, karma, state of mind of the cook goes into the food and then into the one who eats it. You CAN feel the difference.
oh wow , this guy is amazing! i only clicked on this recommendation because the title intrigued me, im gonna go watch the whole interview now. he is so right about the mantra we say to ourselves, 3 years ago i was ripped off for my enitre life savings and now thats all i think about
Great interview! Some good insights. Thank you.
3:41 “What did these guys do all day?” 🤣
Played backgammon?
love love love so enjoyed this interview
Shelter's first 2 albums were amazing. Youth of Today is NYHC royalty. Ray accomplished much in music alone! Great guy.
damm joe, i'm really seeing you in a different LIGHT, this guy has wisdom/faith explained simplistically!!
Lots of people feel there spirituality is phony its really difficult they take things seriously
I totally agree with what he said about food. You won't notice it unless you go away somewhere like an organic farm.or retreat center or something, but when you come back and start eating food cooked by random people who are angry, frustrated, rude etc. you can notice a difference.
Watch 4 lions, best comedy I have seen in a long time.
Quality film so funny the bit when the young lad does the rap and pretends to blow the vest🤣🤣🤣 gets me every time
Rogan is great, but sometimes...
sometimes he gets distracted like a cat with a laser
great message!! Thank you!!
to clear things out for the west.. he was a hindu monk, which has different factions of monks who devote to different gods and have varying choices in their life. Nagas live naked and wander off to the mountains for months, while iskcon monks live a very homely lifestyle, it's more about generosity while Nagas discard any materialistic distraction possible..
I cant stopping looking at Cappo's headset and that its only extended on one side...
Thanks for that
Same, I even took off my own to check if it's straight
I was a monk for 4 years in the same way.
I really enjoyed this.. thankyou💖
Cappo is exactly what Joe would look like if he became a yogi too 😂 Right now Joe looks like a tensed being who has all the stress in the world and cappo an exact replica of joe but enlightened 😂
I think it's kind of instinctive. You feel better about food given to you from people who are in good spirits, or people who love you, or people who love to cook. If it's some kid flipping burgers with a bad attitude you might not feel fantastic about it.
Best Chanel I ever of what ever to for ever do find. Thanks Joe. .. Sweden :)
I can tell English isnt your first language, but that was not bad!
Is this a riddle?
chanNel bro.
With that name I thought he was a caporegime for 6 years for the Gambino family.
I have developed so many of these mental techniques that he learned while being a monk. Im 20 years old and moved to minot north dakota in January where it's absolutely in the middle of nowhere and i have no tv but my phone which i barely use and i know nobody but i self reflect so much and learned to replace negative self mantras with looking for greatness in other people and i swear its from living alone with nl furniture never leaving the house and only reading books basically other than watching jre or nexpo
Making friends with solitude
Used to pass through and stop in Minot all the time when I worked for Amtrak. Definitely a remote town and lots of snow but I’m currently living the same type of lifestyle which is what brought me to this video. Peace
This guy knows how to live a good life
This whole time Joe Rogan was like: OH REALLY?
Taking on the energy from the person who prepared the food. Spot on i totally agree.
Oh yeah, I remember this dude. I saw his band Shelter live once in Providence, RI. Club Babyhead
the thumbnail to this is the ONLY one where they all look like thumbs
Food in the American diet has become an inconvenience in our busy day. When we run from here to there. I absolutely agree with what this man is saying about food it is another aspect of consciousness. I spent 20 years in the restaurant business and that’s the one thing that I learned food is prayer.I was trying to re-create my great grandma‘s chicken and dumpling soup once and everybody was tasting my soup was saying it’s amazing let it go leave it and what I realize was I was trying to re-create the love of that woman had put in her food and what I understood at that moment was I can’t re-create her love but I can create my love and present it to another human being.
How do I always adhere to that principle with myself no I’ve gone back to that place of food being an inconvenience and I must see 4 to 5 small meals a day and just trying to shove macros down my neck instead of remembering it’s a prayer it’s love it’s consciousness.
I did yoga at Kripalu with Ragnunath. He is a awesome human!
“I was just street smart regular New Yorker.... on the weekends.”
Potential energy is recognized as an existing trait of this world, it’s not too far fetched to suggest that a portion of the energy that we put into raising and preparing food is transmitted and conserved within it.
Energy from our thoughts and emotions though? What mechanism exactly allows that to happen? Or is he just throwing bullshit around trying to sound all 'spiritual' and 'holy'?
@@zootsoot2006 I believe it's sort of like the law of attraction.
You think therefore you are, or are going to be.
The more time you take to care about doing a particular thing, the better it should be.
Just like cooking food.
As long as your thoughts and emotions are all in the right place.
@@elsamurai1220 Oh right, the "law" of attraction. Nuff said.
@@zootsoot2006 look everyone...its the edgy 14 year old atheist.
@@sonicbroom8522 Where did I say I was atheist? You can have religion that doesn't contravene science, reason and logic, i.e. real religion, not this magical thinking nonsense.
Raghunath did great and explaining the subtle aspects of Monk life. I was also monk for 14 years and the idea that food can affect consciousness is a real thing, food carries thought energy.
"I was a monk. That means no master baiting" ....
Wait this is a dude from SHELTER punk band early 90's?
I just realized that as well!
YOT too
B G yes
Yep
Yes great band
hare krishna and may god bless us all!
This dude looks like the rat from ratatouille
xD
Nooooooo lol
Lmao I thought he looks kinda familiar
Try the gerbil from Bolt.
LMAO 😂
why is the full conversation private? Is there a place where I can listen to it?
Spotify. Joe's podcast is owned by spotify
we've been divorced from our food for generations without us even realizing it. Even to the point where you're considered weird if you only ate what you grew/raised in your front yard. obviously there are subsistence farmers and such, but there are far more of us gathered in the cities and suburbs that rely on processed food distributors to survive. Does the average shift at your job even allow for you enough time to tend a garden in the first place? maybe what was sold to us was "convenience" and "practicality" when what we really got was "mental disorders" and "evolutionary overreach". sure it sounds like a bit of a stretch but if you allowed yourself the time to appreciate this concept with a bit of conspiracy theorist energy lol, i assure you it isn't really.
Ray of Today!!
I can clearly see a lot of hindupobia in the comment section
@ジョージ様 U need little education so plz educate yourself Hindus are not always indians india is a diverse country with many religions and there are Hindus around the world and I was not talking about Indians specifically (read comments with your open eyes )
@ジョージ様 U need little education so plz educate yourself Hindus are not always indians india is a diverse country with many religions and there are Hindus around the world and I was not talking about Indians specifically (read comments with your open eyes )
are anti racists racistphobes?
The word phobia is so overused. Phobia means fear of, people being ignorant or not liking something doesn't necessarily mean they are afraid of it. Calling it "Hinduphobia" implies all the people talking negatively in the comments are afraid of all Hindus which is very unlikely to be the case.
Why do you think everyone’s mother is the best cook? Love and energy definitely gets transferred through food 🙏
So true. I went to a local deli and ordered a sandwich about a week ago and the lady who prepared it was so rude and angry and making all these negative statements to her co worker, when she finished I just set the sandwich down a few aisles over and walked out of the store-there was no way I was going to eat something made by someone in such a negative energetic space...
Thought once one becomes a monk, one stays a monk. Anyway another great video keep em coming. Much love to all