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Billy Collins "The Egotism of Poetry"

By Billy Collins — 2012

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02:13 min

03:19

Martha Beck on Being Who We Are

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Shekhar Kapur: We Are the Stories We Tell Ourselves

Where does creative inspiration spring from? At TEDIndia, Hollywood/Bollywood director Shekhar Kapur ("Elizabeth," "Mr. India") pinpoints his source of creativity: sheer, utter panic. He shares a powerful way to unleash your inner storyteller.

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Why Your Self-Image Might Be Wrong: Ego, Buddhism, and Freud | Mark Epstein | Big Think

You first develop your ego when you are two or three years old. It creeps into existence the moment you realize that you are not empty—you are a self, and everyone else has a self in them. As you grow up, it latches onto positive and negative feedback and uses them to build the story of who you are.

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02:39

Stephen Harrod Buhner - Voicing the Invisible Realms

Herbalist and author Stephen Harrod Buhner explains the power of words and how they can enhance or limit our perception of this reality.

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09:45

One-Sided Love Relationship

Eckhart Tolle explains the ego's role in love relationships.

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Thought-Provoking Video | Jim Carrey | Alan Watts

Jim Carrey, Alan Watts explores the profound mystery of creating who we are and our relative perceptions of our identities.

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04:16

The Courage to Create—Poetry in the Age of Technology

"The lowest trees have tops..."--William Shakespeare

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01:31

David Whyte Reads “The Lightest Touch”

Poet David Whyte reads his original poem titled “The Lightest Touch” about the physical act of writing poetry. He reads it at the discussion he had with Krista Tippett, hosted by Cambridge Forum.

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01:45

David Whyte: The Practice of the Imagination

David Whyte provides a short practice from his audio program, Clear Mind, Wild Heart.

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02:51

Start Close In by David Whyte

David Whyte recites his own poem Start Close In.

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