What is Beauty? (with John O'Donohue)
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2022
- John O’Donohue, is a poet, philosopher former priest and a doctor of philosophical theology. John left this plane 15 years ago but as his brother Pat wrote: “His life cannot be encompassed within the one act of birth, life and death.” Our conversation about his book Beauty, invites us to attain new heights of passion and creativity.
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this conversation is something that I will return, over and over again
So glad you enjoyed!
Every word from his mouth drips like nectar from a flower. What Holy Beautiful Wisdom!
I couldn't agree more!
How did I miss this beautiful encounter of wisdom? This has to be what we all move towards in our combative societies. This interview deserves millions of followers so we can begin to move the needle towards virtue in our world. Thank you
Your kind words made my day! Thank you for taking the time to write, Barry
I met John many years ago when he gave a talk at Hawkstone Hall in England. So profound… a delight for the soul. I am sad he died, but his passing this world has left us with so much to journey with. God bless his beautiful soul.❤😊
Amen!
This is such a beautiful interview! John O’Donahue’s works are things I am glad to have encountered in this lifetime. Barry, your sensitive interview has created a space so this beautiful conversation can shine. God bless you! ❤
My dear Darren, your kind words made my day. God Bless you!
John's words and John's words on BEAUTY has captured ever since I've heard about him from a friend.
I thoroughly enjoyed this chat. Thank you so much 🍁🙏
My honor. He was the finest man I ever met!
I’m so thrilled to discover this interview with someone whose books I continue to read and re-read! What a gift this is to hear him in conversation. I use as a mantra an idea I got from reading this book Beauty, that beauty leads to courage and courage leads to hope.
I love that he says to you,
“The intention of the aesthetic, and the spiritual and the creative is to help us come into that sanctuary as frequently as we can. And everyone has it. That’s the magic of it.”
So thrilled you enjoyed Musica. Please also check out my conversation with Mike Farrell about John's book, "To Bless the Space Between Us." Take care, Barry
Thank you for posting this, John O'Donohue had one of the most beautiful minds I have ever heard. He is sorely missed 💗🥺
One of my favorite people of all time.
He was a truely soulfull human
I know you loved and love John O'Donohue dearly. Thank you for posting this again! ❤🦋❤
He is a true inspiration for me. Much appreciation dear Nancy.
oh my god!! SUCH A GEM!!
I've heard the audio of this episode, but never got to see saw the video.
so THANK YOU for posting this!!
i absolutely adore John O'Donohue and i am always trying to find footage (which isn't easy).
i am SO happy this exists!! it totally made my day! thanks again!! ❤✨
My pleasure. I too adore John.
Thanks for writing me.
I can NEVER EVER get through “I am here Lord” I cry like a deep cry very emotional since as long as I can remember even as a very young girl sitting in church before I really understood my faith I knew what I felt listening to that hymn💖🙏🏻
This is a wonderful interview. Your reverence for the man and his work very evident. John's is a timeless wisdom beautifully conveyed.
Thank you dear Kieran. He is one of the men that I've had on my program that left an everlasting impression and has inspired me so deeply. Be well, Barry
Wow! Thank you! Shalom! 🕊️
You're very welcome Michelle. Shalom!
He speaks as if reading from a perfected script. It's amazing.
Dear Sacred, John is truly one of the MOST SPECIAL people I've ever met. No one like him!
I pray to John. He now knows my story because I'm sure he's in heaven. May the Lord have mercy on his gorgeous soul.
This was beautiful. Thank you again Barry, I do enjoy your podcasts.
So glad you enjoyed Harv
14:02 (he speaks about reverence)
“ I think there is a huge arrogance in contemporary culture. I think there is a kind of belief that we can blunder into and beyond any frontier with no preparation, no permission and no recognition of what might await us. I think that one of the things that we have lost in modern life is the reverence of approach because some of the most secret things are the most sacred things. And if you don’t approach with reverence, it will decide not to approach you. I think reverence is a profound sense of respect, expectation and preparation. And I think that if you have that kind of attitude, you’ll be amazed at what will turn up at the door of your life.”
Musica, you are a very deep soul. Honored how you got into our conversation, Barry
@@BarryKibrickOfficial I can’t fathom why John O’Donahue is not more widely known. Surely everyone who comes into contact with his work benefits enormously from it.
Wow! Such an amazing interview once again. I read this book when I first saw this interview but will be definitely rereading the book, Beauty. Thanks again Barry. ❤️❤️❤️
My honor Wizkid! Be well, Barry
What an amazing conversation and what an amazing program. I didn't know it existed until I stumbled onto it here. Please post more of these programs. We need them desperately.
The Holy Spirit in your life is never late or never early. You just gotta keep your heart silent so you can hear the music.
💜HAPPY✝️MOTHERS💜 DAY ✝️💐 💐 💐
Always
Miles Davis once spoke of the silence between the notes as essential!
So true. Mozart said something very similiar.
Thank you so much!!!!!
An honor and a privilege. You're very welcome!
Just found you -- wonderful. I will be following you.
I'm so glad you did JC. Take care, Barry
Profound!
Thank you dear JP
Wonderful.
Gone too soon (for those still here)
miss you on pbs
If I could still afford it I would be still on it. Thanks Adamo.
Barry, Barry....hush up! and let John flow...sheesh
When was this recorded? Just curious. I still feel his loss. Even after all these years...
I am going to John for the words regarding my exhibition of Paintings.
This is so beautiful! Do you know where I can find the Bill Stafford quote?
Philbert, thank you for the kind words. I looked through my notes and can't see where Bill Stafford is mentioned. If you can find it on the video and can let me know the time I will try to track it down. Barry
Around 15:00. ' the things you do not have to say make you rich...'. Amazing interview.
Lovely interview. What year is this interview from?
Thank you for the kind words Josie. It was in 2004
@@BarryKibrickOfficial I just read Anam Cara for the first time and it was absolutely mind blowing. Which book would you recommend reading next?
2 gentlemen
No greater honor. Thank you Wolfgang!
My goodness
Wanted to hear John more. Interviewer talked so fast that it took away ‘ the beauty’. Americans can do that 😢
amazing except for the reagan funeral :)
Barry why in the world didn’t you let John read his poetry? What a missed opportunity. 🙁
I would always let John Read his poetry but this time he wanted to discuss his book Beauty.
@@BarryKibrickOfficial I think she means at the end, instead of you reading his writing. I was pleased to come across this. I thought I had heard every interview he has done, and then I discovered this when I most needed to hear it.
This is fabulous, both people are wonderful, I am wondering if you have unedited footage that you would consider sharing also? Go raibh míle maith agat.
Connemara, we shot it live to tape and no unedited footage. Thank you for the kind words.