Exploring the consequences of claiming to know everything and the loss of opportunity to learn.

The Problem of Knowing Everything

Describing the astric spread and the method of catching a bird using a pit.

The Astric Spread

Drawing parallels between knowing everything and losing oneself, emphasizing the importance of showing interest in learning.

Losing Yourself

**Expand Your Knowledge, Expand Your Horizons**

*Discover the Power of Curiosity*

In our latest video, we discussed the concept of knowing everything and how it can actually limit our ability to learn and grow. Let's dive deeper into this topic and explore the idea of curiosity and the importance of staying open to new knowledge.

**The Astric Spread**

- The astric spread is the idea that claiming to know everything actually reveals our ignorance.
- By being open to learning and admitting that we don't know everything, we can expand our knowledge and understanding of the world around us.

**The Power of Curiosity**

- Showing interest in knowing things can lead to personal growth and development.
- Embracing curiosity allows us to continuously learn and evolve, opening up new opportunities and perspectives.

**Takeaway**

- Don't limit yourself by claiming to know everything. Stay curious and open to new knowledge and experiences.
- Embrace the astric spread as a reminder to always seek out new information and never stop learning.

Join us for our next video as we continue to explore the power of curiosity and the impact it can have on our personal and professional lives.

Stay curious, stay open, and keep expanding your horizons.

"Unlock Your Potential with Curiosity"

Put a hole in the ground and wait for the bird to put its head inside

- The speaker discusses the idea of knowing everything and how it can lead to a lack of knowledge
- They use the example of catching a bird by putting a hole in the ground to explain the concept
- The message is to not claim to know everything and to stay open to learning new things

Music Many people say that they know everything.

When we say that we know everything, others will know that I don't know anything.

Similarly, the chance to know many things, we lose the chance to know.

They will put a hole in the ground at a depth of half an inch.

If they chase it again, it will disappear.

When they run, there will be no place for the bird.

They will go into the pit, put their head inside and stand.

Because if their head is hidden inside, they will lose their body.

If you know everything, you will lose yourself.

It will be good to show interest in knowing things.


Speaker 0: Music Many people say that they know everything. Why? We too would have said that. I too would have said that. I know everything.

What is the problem? When we say that we know everything, others will know that I don't know anything. Similarly, the chance to know many things, we lose the chance to know. This is called the astric spread. There is nothing.

There are many palanquin in the fire. Astric is very high. It is very strong. Do you know how they catch it? They will put a hole in the ground at a depth of half an inch.

Then they will chase the bird. If they chase it again, it will disappear. But the bird will keep on running. When they run, there will be no place for the bird. They will go into the pit, put their head inside and stand.

They will catch it instantly. They will catch it very easily. Because if their head is hidden inside, they will lose their body. The same is true for you. If you know everything, you will lose yourself.

It will be good to show interest in knowing things. Shall we see tomorrow? You

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