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A profound and powerful message on Life's Purpose by David Bowie (1947 - 2016).
“I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring.”
David Bowie

Speaker: David Bowie (1947 - 2016)
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Speech: Various speeches, interviews and clips from the life of David Bowie

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T&H Inspiration is on a mission to share inspiring wisdom. The goal is to have you pause, think, and reflect. Many of our videos revolve around the extraordinary teachings of Alan Watts that we produce with permission from the Alan Watts Electronic University.

T&H also films and releases original interviews with iconic people who have experienced successes, while also persevering through life's highs and lows. We look forward to sharing more of these perspectives and insights.

Our hope with these videos is to push your thinking. As Alan Watts said “No one is more dangerously insane than one who is sane all the time: he is like a steel bridge without flexibility, and the order of his life is rigid and brittle.” – Alan Watts.

20 Comments

@Tupelo1honey 2 months ago

David Bowie during end of a concert showed the world images of starving children in Africa. All those smiling very happy faces in the crowd, turned to tears. It was a world wake up call. He was told not to do it. BBC would flip out. He said they might starve but not in anonymity anymore. The phone system in England crashed from people calling in to donate money.
I’m an artist and he’s 100% right. Create for yourself, don’t explain it. If someone likes, ok but fine if they don’t. If you are uncomfortable you are probably growing. Think outside the box, push the envelope. Live small, travel, be rich in friendships. Live in service. Learn meditation. It’s a game changer for adhd and anxiety.

@M_Plant60 2 months ago

His comments about the internet were so prescient. He was such a good bloke, and sorely missed.

@ulix4 2 months ago

Thank you Major Tom. Rest in Peace.

@grant2394 2 months ago

David was not only a brilliant musician but super intelligent. Not just smart but intelligent with enormous amounts of awareness, contextual intelligence, discernment, and of course creativity. We miss people like him in the mainstream.

@dannycostello1978 2 months ago

Bowie was of high intellect, people underestimated him.

@TheKitchenerLeslie 2 months ago

I met him and Iman 3 times. He was a really nice, friendly guy.

@CarlJoshu 2 months ago

Ten Years Gone. Remembered Eternally. ❤❤❤

@VitomirMilosevic 2 months ago (edited)

His spiritual side was obvious from the start to those who listened to his lyrics first, then the music. I miss him.

@linquty 2 months ago

These interview clips are proof of just how much of a genius Bowie was. His ability to express his thoughts so precisely and articulate his beliefs is truly impressive. David’s broad intellectual background in psychology, philosophy and religion speaks through his very essence. I believe he’s still here, in the music & the Universe. ❤

@tipsybass7060 2 months ago

This man was all about love. You cannot convince me otherwise. We earthlings didn't deserve him. That Blackstar album sent me. It was his goodbye to this cruel world.
I listened with my gram before she passed. I knew she knew I was there; she was drugged up. I cried like a baby while I played 'Space Oddity' at her bedside. Then, we listened to her fave album, 'the thin white duke'. While I am still sad that I cannot hug her physically, she is finally with her love, my grandpa, after 40 years of life without him. They visit me, as cardinals, every day.

@jonpark5203 2 months ago

This man was a phenomenal Artist& with wonderful intellect. Rip David 🙏

@rustygrunert5316 2 months ago

Loved this man and was fortunate enough to have known and spent time with him when he lived in Australia. Great loss, he has gone home but left the world a little brighter .☮️💚🌏🛸

@creepyjk863 2 months ago

The interviewer was face to face with the man who knew the world

@Libby-i2y 2 months ago

Love him, wise, gentle soul. A real starman in every sense. Still miss him ❤

@SethGavriel111 2 months ago

I think this applies to anyone, artist or otherwise. Stepping into the unknown, stepping out of one’s comfort zone almost almost leads to spiritual growth.

@Cerevisi 2 months ago

Bowie was ever one my favorite people growing up, grounded and creative!

@writeralbertlanier3434 2 months ago

Bowie clearly understood that the internet would change aspects of socities very early on.

@RanaElibrik 2 months ago

I could listen to David speak forever. Thank you for this. 🙏♥️

@marcomontecino5161 2 months ago

Every interview I've heard of him has been absolutely brilliant. Deep, insightful, articulate.

@theferalsiren 1 month ago

To all the new generations..

He was a timeless philosopher, teacher, rockstar, chameleon, and rebel.

And most importantly, he wasn't about the nonsense.

Bowie was not of this world.