Meditations on Violence: Interview w/ SGT Rory Miller

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • SGT Rory Miller is the author of Meditations on Violence, he is martial arts expert, veteran law enforcement officer, and renowned trainer. In this video, John Lovell interviews Rory Miller about the book Meditations on Violence and they discuss topics such as criminal mindset, types of predators, selection of victims, realistic martial arts training, different martial arts sytems, reforming prisoners, coping mechanisms, the nature of criminal assaults, Japanese katas, and much more.
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  • @darrylfox7286
    @darrylfox7286 6 лет назад +161

    Great video. John I would like to see a list of the top 25 books a young poet should read.

    • @WarriorPoetSociety
      @WarriorPoetSociety  6 лет назад +53

      warriorpoetsociety.us/reading-list/

    • @johnmacfarlane5636
      @johnmacfarlane5636 6 лет назад +7

      Darryl Fox: the first one should be Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl. In a nutshell, it is a great read on choosing one's attitude!

    • @johnmacfarlane5636
      @johnmacfarlane5636 6 лет назад +3

      Darryl Fox without the right attitude, all of one's skills and abilities will be for nought. Happy journey Darryl.

    • @dermotrooney9584
      @dermotrooney9584 6 лет назад +1

      Darryl Fox, try Brains and Bullets by Leo Murray

    • @joshthediredog7372
      @joshthediredog7372 6 лет назад +2

      Have you read Hemingway’s war related novels? The Sun Also Rises. For Whom the Bell Tolls? Great reads!!!

  • @williamkerry2626
    @williamkerry2626 6 лет назад +108

    This is a 6 hour, minimum conversation, in 37 minutes. This conversation needs to continue. I personally see, at least a 6 part series. Please. Good job.

    • @xxFairestxx
      @xxFairestxx 6 лет назад +1

      William Kerry if you need 6 hours to grasp this genius, you insult him. Simple as that.

    • @williamkerry2626
      @williamkerry2626 6 лет назад +18

      xxFairestxx oh, I don’t need 6 hours, I’m just saying that there’s at least that more Genius to still flow out, and I’d like to hear more.

    • @RantzBizGroup
      @RantzBizGroup 6 лет назад +5

      William, I completely agree, this was remarkable information!

    • @harvestblades
      @harvestblades 2 года назад +1

      I agree a JRE length podcast/interview would be amazing as well as this guy should have a series or program.on WPSN!

    • @harvestblades
      @harvestblades 2 года назад

      @@xxFairestxx I see your point as this is solid meat but is easy to digest in nice bite size pieces, but I bet given even a two hour long form interview/podcast could really provide a wealth of info as well as hearing some stories or thoughts on how he applies his concepts & life experiences to other aspects of life.

  • @notfbi9564
    @notfbi9564 5 лет назад +5

    People are adaptable and the standards they’re held to are the ones that they’ll rise to, or fall to.
    THIS! Parents, siblings, aunties, uncles, nephews, nieces, communities, cultures.... I think this is a big part of what’s missing these days. Thank you for being on that page, you took me back when I feel I started to stray. Already purchased this book.

  • @j.m.8193
    @j.m.8193 6 лет назад +48

    That was interesting, insightful, raw and awkward all at the same time.

    • @lwstruyk
      @lwstruyk 6 лет назад +5

      Couldn't have described this video any better. My sentiments exactly !!!

    • @bthemedia
      @bthemedia 3 года назад

      And hilarious at times! 😄

  • @nwmotog
    @nwmotog 6 лет назад +95

    Holy crap more videos with this guy please!

    • @bldlightpainting
      @bldlightpainting 6 лет назад +2

      Grow up son! “Profanity is the common crutch of the conversational cripple.” David Keuck

  • @kentuckyjustice1408
    @kentuckyjustice1408 6 лет назад +22

    I'll admit it. This video just didn't sound like a video I wanted to watch for 35+ minutes, and put off watching it for (about) a week. Man, was I *WRONG!* This is one of the best videos John Lovell has put out, not that I haven't appreciated the content of his others. I can honestly say that when it came to the end, I wanted to hear more. Awesome interview/video. Thanks so much.

  • @judithwake2757
    @judithwake2757 4 года назад +3

    Rory Miller obviously practices and is a stellar example of what he preaches on the most personal level. His profound healthy humility is worthy of great celebration and acclaim. Thank you for allowing me to witness it. He has gone far in the most difficult battle we all will ever have. It being with our own self. Our own competetive, knee jerk reaction, fight and flight, reptilian brain, egos.
    Congratulations Rory.
    You are a Master in actuality.

  • @honestresponse6833
    @honestresponse6833 6 лет назад +3

    Rory, guys like you paved the way for us younger guys and you're still doing it. Very grateful. "If we stand on the wisdom of those before us." WOW, awesome clip, loved the conversation. Thanks John

  • @benwilson5893
    @benwilson5893 3 года назад

    I could listen to Mr Miller all day.

  • @Ogmeister
    @Ogmeister 4 года назад +12

    I tried to transcribe the thing that stood out most to me:
    One of the most f'd up things we've done in the last 20 years is, somehow, passivity has become a virtue. Standing up for yourself is a sign that something is wrong with you. How does that even happen?
    ...
    Sometimes, when something really really horrible happens to you, you find out that you can control other people by bringing it up. The part of your brain that likes power gets that right away. And sometimes that's the only "benefit" that comes from this horrible event, and people latch onto that. I think it's compounded now because, societally, we decided that all power is suspect, that only bad people are powerful, and that being powerful is bad, which is literally insane. And that has made "victim power" one of the only powers that we can find as virtuous.
    So people are not only using the power of their victim-hood, but they're feeling self-righteous about it. You can watch people having little contests about who is the worst victim.
    The benefits of victim status (attention, power, coercion) that you are allowed to display as a victim, must be given up to outgrow the victim status.

    • @rkreaden6038
      @rkreaden6038 3 года назад

      So f ing true
      You just spoke my mind
      It's really f ed up

    • @bthemedia
      @bthemedia 3 года назад

      Great points to highlight... the woke crowd faulty obsession with Critical Race Theory is a reboot of socialist ideology, rather than social class its social identity (race, sex, gender) that is “always the victim” - simply by virtue of their identity rather than the facts and circumstances of their choices and situations that they can control (including their responses challenges). Some get stronger to fight through challenges, others give up claim they are the victim - then assert their “right” to be lifted up with equal outcomes as those who did the work to overcome the challenge.

  • @Fightosaurus
    @Fightosaurus 6 лет назад +27

    Humans are tool-users. Some learn to use each other as tools, including by being victims. Thank you for the real knowledge gents.

  • @andrewwicks8352
    @andrewwicks8352 2 года назад

    Loved that book. Not a seminal work, but rather the in-depth considerations of someone who has experienced a lifetime of thoughtful violence.

  • @Dustinplays4keeps
    @Dustinplays4keeps 6 лет назад +5

    No way! I have loved Rory Miller for over 10 years. This was awesome to get to hear him live. I have been a fan of him and Kris Wilder and Lawrence Kane and Marc MacYoung for a long time when I was trying to bridge the gap between the dojo and the street when I started in law enforcement. Thanks for this!

  • @impulsepdr2175
    @impulsepdr2175 4 года назад +4

    I can't believe I haven't heard this discussion until now! This was THE BEST conversation I have heard in some time.
    Hope you guys consider a part 2 in the near future.

  • @hillbillynick2000
    @hillbillynick2000 6 лет назад +6

    Thanks for this! Rory is one of my favorite thinkers on violence. Once you reach a certain age (or amount of experience) you move beyond the mechanics of a fight to a more philosophical approach. Rory is an excellent guide. Outstanding!

  • @AWRRonin
    @AWRRonin 6 лет назад +1

    Hi,
    I'm a probation 'n parole officer in POLAND and a firearms - self defense instructor for other officers. I use Rory's books ("Meditations on Violence" and "Facing Violence") as my basic source matterial. Thank's Rory!

  • @thor7589
    @thor7589 4 года назад

    Instructors/coachers on very important life topics like y’all are to far and few in between. I tend to take everything I hear from an outside source like a grain of salt. It’s rare for me to sit down and listen to someone and feel like they hold the answer to the question of what is the meaning of life, but...... you two have opened my eyes to so much that is bigger than just MY life. Thank you for passing on this knowledge to this newer generation to which I am a part of. I have recently discovered the warrior poets channel and for the past week, every day I’m on here watching and rewatching and even sharing your page to more than a handful of others. I don’t consider my self very intellectual but I am aware I don’t have the lowest IQ in the room in most situations, but there’s not one video from you I have watched that I did not take away something of importance to add to the forever expanding things of not to forget. Thank you AGAIN. “Keep on keepin on.” Were only as good as the world we build our lives around. *MASSIVE RESPECT*

  • @JuliannaHolmes
    @JuliannaHolmes 2 года назад

    I think this is the BEST channel for mindset training in self defense/combat. Love it!

  • @gfeliciano143
    @gfeliciano143 6 лет назад +14

    I've watched 5 minute videos that never seem to end and I just watched a 37 minute video that felt like 5... I've been subscribed for a while and if we can get John and like minded individuals in every school I think the world would be a better place. I definitely should've lived in a different time lol.

  • @pendragonparties4959
    @pendragonparties4959 6 лет назад +14

    Thankyou for this John, read all of rorys books can't recommend them high enough, thankyou both

  • @ToddDinkins
    @ToddDinkins Год назад

    I've watched this more than once, and it seems very educational. I think this is a very dangerous man that has that under voluntary control. Congrats

  • @443837449
    @443837449 6 лет назад +13

    I watched the whole conversation and totally enjoyed enjoyed it.

    • @443837449
      @443837449 6 лет назад +5

      I watch all of your videos. A statement in this video rang a bell . We as a society have gone from honoring the Hero to publicizing the Victim. The Warrior Poet tries to not be the victim. Keep doing what you do, I truly enjoy watching your videos.

    • @Humonic
      @Humonic 6 лет назад +1

      Same. More with Rory!

  • @nickparkison977
    @nickparkison977 3 года назад

    The amount of wisdom from this man is astounding in its reality. Thanks Rory Miller and the WPS.

  • @cfeigel
    @cfeigel 4 года назад +1

    Two years later, RUclips decided I needed to see this today. Awesome! Perfect timing.
    22:00 Our culture has developed suspicion of power. People compete on victimhood.
    Needing permission to defend oneself.
    It's OK for good people to be strong.
    People are adaptable and the standards they're held to are the ones they rise of fall to.

  • @danielmarshall4587
    @danielmarshall4587 5 лет назад +2

    8:30 Yes great answer. Then an outstanding expansion on that answer, Mr Lovell thank you for bringing this gentleman to your channel.

  • @sfdanceron1
    @sfdanceron1 6 лет назад +28

    This may be the best video I've seen since I've been watching youtube. Great information and wisdom. I could have been on a mountain top somewhere in China listening to the Master in a Shaolin Temple. The many Ways of the Warrior is quite profound.

    • @Bubba2Guns
      @Bubba2Guns 6 лет назад

      Anthony White--- Agreed!

  • @DaveRoberts308
    @DaveRoberts308 6 лет назад +1

    Great interview, John. I bought Meditations on Violence a few years ago and it was hugely eye-opening. Rory is the real deal and he isn’t afraid to “go there” and talk about the deep questions, far beyond the fluffy training rituals we’ve all been through. Yea, it’s that good and “must reading” for everyone who thinks about personal defense.

  • @johnmacfarlane5636
    @johnmacfarlane5636 6 лет назад +2

    I have worked in corrections, including SuperMax and this man speaks the truth. I have walked the same coorridors. An attack is so fast there is nothing to react to except the blood all over the place. I went to one of the best Corrections academy in the country and the best safety is distance, as the distance is closed safety decreases proportionately. As Rory said, attacks in prison are at about 0 distance. Read and heed, this is the real deal! Great video, good Warrior Poet stuff!! One's mind must be prepared, to do so, meditation on the realities of violence and understanding it's purpose is a great place to start. Failure to do so is tantamount to seious emotional trauma. Thanks John, thanks Rory, blessings!

  • @heavyhands8380
    @heavyhands8380 6 лет назад +1

    I read that book years ago, and it is by far one of the best in terms of real life self defense. John, the fact that you had Rory on one of your videos adds to your credibility. I’m glad I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the good work John.

    • @brett1567able
      @brett1567able Год назад

      roger that, i feel the same way, I've been a miller fan for some time!

  • @620ronin
    @620ronin 6 лет назад

    I have read most of the books this Sage Warrior has authored. I am impressed with his candor , insight and humility. Thank you Sir!

  • @supersparkjr99
    @supersparkjr99 5 лет назад

    I have the opportunity to train with Rory Miller once a year, and every year I look forward to it. I would urge you all to check out all of his books and trainings around the world, 10/10 would recommend this man.

  • @scrider8464
    @scrider8464 6 лет назад +2

    Rory Miller's insight and value is the scoop he has from bad guys, who Rory says, forget who he is and open up and tell him why they did what they did and it is scary. Rory is a Roulette Wheel of info on life and violence.

  • @MonteGould
    @MonteGould 6 лет назад +1

    I was real hesitant to read this book. I worked 28 years in this profession. Many recommended this book outside of my former job. After watching this I'll buy the book. He's on point and speaks from my experience. I'm 57 now and feel every word he speaks... most of my friends gone and going. Good stuff

  • @Wolfsangel988
    @Wolfsangel988 6 лет назад

    Rory Miller's work is absolutely brilliant and incredibly insightful. Thank you Rory I truly learned alot.

  • @michaelwilliams7301
    @michaelwilliams7301 4 года назад +1

    John Lovell FOR PRESIDENT 2020

  • @DG-ok7iv
    @DG-ok7iv 6 лет назад +1

    That concept of giving yourself permission to use violence was really insightful and relatable.

  • @jadm110
    @jadm110 4 года назад

    Rory Miller I have all your books ..and each one is great cover to cover, thank you for you time in writing

  • @Frikzter
    @Frikzter 4 года назад

    More of this of this please! Don't be afraid of a 2 hour conversation, I'll watch it.

  • @cackler119
    @cackler119 5 лет назад

    saw this video for the first time this evening, watched it 5 times. turned around and bought two of Rory's books. Thank you John, for this video, Thank you Rory for doing this interview

  • @michaelblacktree
    @michaelblacktree 6 лет назад +39

    What Rory was talking about at 23:00 is known as the "Oppression Olympics".

  • @dannya951
    @dannya951 6 лет назад +33

    Man, that predator mindset bit was profound and a little scary. Great insight, though.

  • @davewolf8869
    @davewolf8869 5 лет назад +26

    "How not to drink myself to death"
    Where I'm at, now.

    • @woodsinme
      @woodsinme 5 лет назад

      Bet you kick ass every day.

    • @darknesscomesforallofus4632
      @darknesscomesforallofus4632 4 года назад +3

      find the strength to stay with us.. you are needed.

    • @militustoica
      @militustoica 3 года назад +2

      All I can say is...
      One day you’ll wake up and decide, “No more of this.”
      The first few weeks are hell. You’ll need a doctor’s help for antiseizure medicines. But in time, it does get much easier.

  • @FirebaseElmira
    @FirebaseElmira 6 лет назад +1

    Rory:
    The source is incredibly important.
    Without the source,we would not have the wisdom he provides.
    Without interaction with the source, we're uable to assess the likelihood that he and the wusdim available is trustworthy.
    What you share has incredible value.
    Who you are also has incredible value.
    It's just incredibly hard to recognize that when adversary like depression ambushes us.

  • @mauiharward4748
    @mauiharward4748 6 лет назад

    Bravo Mr WP. And a big thank you to Mr. Miller.

  • @globalcliques
    @globalcliques 6 лет назад

    Warrior poet society. I genuinely appreciate this.

  • @KainusGulch
    @KainusGulch 6 лет назад

    I'm so glad he has a good perspective on the rising generation. Not very many people give the kids the credit they need to be encouraged to do better. Potential should not be forgotten, especially by people in positions for mentoring.

  • @huiajoy2576
    @huiajoy2576 6 лет назад

    Truly phenomenal, and authentic Rory Miller thank you so much. very earth shattering information. take care lots of love to you Rory.

  • @kstock2478
    @kstock2478 3 года назад

    I read SGT Miller's book Meditations on Violence last year. It's great - recommend it highly. Thank you, WPS for interviewing him! Thank you, SGT Miller for your insights!

  • @j_bourne6496
    @j_bourne6496 6 лет назад +3

    Good interview Brother. What he was speaking on as it relates to getting into the mind of a predator is something I suggest to all of my students. I have done it with my wife & kids as well & it really helps them understand how important situational awareness is & how predators read body language, why it's not a good idea to allow yourself to be distracted in transitional spaces, walking with confidence, looking people in the face, noticing who is noticing you, etc. This warrior has some great insight, thank you for interviewing him. RLTW

  • @DonyaLane
    @DonyaLane 4 года назад

    What Sgt. Rory was speaking about @19:45 reminded me of the Bhagavad-gita (for those who don't know, that translates to Song of God). It was spoken from Krishna to Arjuna on the battlefield during the Kurukshetra War (around 3000 B.C.). Arjuna was the greatest warrior of his time, yet, because the war was being fought between family members and friends (made me thing of our Civil War), he questioned himself and lost his confidence in JUSTIFYING his actions and even the point of his whole life! Lord Krishna (incarnation of God) wanted to serve his dear friend, Arjuna, as his charioteer into victory. But when Arjuna fell into self-doubt, Krishna spoke the Bhagavad-gita to him. It is the ultimate lesson, explaining all aspects of the material world (how we got here) and the nature of our eternal souls. There is such a thing as being righteous and doing the right thing, despite it being unpleasant. Fighting (or killing in self-defense) for what is right is one of those instances! For anyone who might want to read the Bhagavad-gita, I recommend "Bhagavad-gita As It Is" by A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada. The other publications are written by academics who miss the whole point of it.

  • @tdeeb6359
    @tdeeb6359 5 лет назад

    FANTASTIC interview!!!! Can’t wait to read the book. I got a lot to use with the ladies I train in firearms....especially about how to think of having to be in a fight for the first time. Thanks to Rory!!!!

  • @jodykemper6447
    @jodykemper6447 Год назад

    If this was recorded in your home, please spackle the nails/screws in the trim under those shelves.
    Really enjoyed this. Thank you for hosting great people for great discussions and passing the wisdom on.

  • @petrahope5559
    @petrahope5559 4 года назад

    As much as I like all of your videos, this is yet my favorite as of today. No doubt there will be other's I like better. But the insight that Rory Miller gives in this video is priceless.

  • @contentofcharacter
    @contentofcharacter 6 лет назад

    I’ve been benefiting from Rory’s books for the past 4 or so years. I’m really glad you did this interview.

  • @50StichesSteel
    @50StichesSteel 6 лет назад +7

    Great interview...You can tell right away that he has thought long and hard about things, and also says things that only someone with the real world experience would know....Dont judge book by its cover man......I forget who first said this but some guy once said "The worst thing about getting old is that younger men no longer see you as dangerous"......John, you REALLY need to brush up on your street smarts. You may not need it as much in the military world, but its essential for civilian self protection. It'll help you see threats

  • @barbaralangley9179
    @barbaralangley9179 5 лет назад

    I've met Rory Miller several times at his workshops several years ago. He is an excellent teacher. Also think his books and DVDs are right on target. Good interview.

  • @thomasvess6253
    @thomasvess6253 4 года назад

    I really like Sgt. Miller!!

  • @forrestbryant6309
    @forrestbryant6309 6 лет назад

    Very humble man, has some grief to deal with. Profound thought though, "People are adaptable to the standard they're held to or fall to" i can apply this in my own life. Fantastic video thank you for sharing sir Sgt. Rory

  • @adamprato7187
    @adamprato7187 6 лет назад

    Wow, I really like Rory. Incredibly humble and knowledgeable guy who embodies the “overlooked badass” (my words) that you spoke on in your video on The Most Dangerous Guy in the Room. Thanks for introducing us to him!

  • @renrakudo
    @renrakudo 6 лет назад

    John thank you for putting all of this out there. One of the best videos out there. This one needs to be shared as much as possible.

  • @Sifujonrister
    @Sifujonrister 3 года назад

    It’s a great book , I have read it many times and bought many copies for people.

  • @MARTIALCOMBATIVES
    @MARTIALCOMBATIVES 6 лет назад +4

    a true martial artist and warrior, he corrected 'multiple belts' no , only 1 and didn't even want that one, belts and papers don't save you, experience, understanding, ......
    aside from martial arts, just a great guy.... this knowledge is not in class, only in old guys who can pass experience and the lessons learned from actual engagement,

  • @jnelly814
    @jnelly814 6 лет назад +3

    I love this setup and I'm really glad you're doing more "podcasty" type content because I listen to most of your content at work and don't have to sneak in watching clips. Love the work John.

  • @macjameson1930
    @macjameson1930 6 лет назад

    This was the most educational 30 minutes I’ve spent in over a year. Thank you!

  • @herbvergara1
    @herbvergara1 6 лет назад +3

    "....spectacular sunsets in my opponents eyes...." brings images of Musashi and Sasaki's duel on the beach of Funajima! Great stuff gentle-WP's, keep it coming

  • @kunfugunman
    @kunfugunman 4 года назад

    i've read "meditations on violence" and it changed the way I train. I love that book.. phenomenal book.

  • @davehommel9456
    @davehommel9456 4 года назад

    John more of this from your reading list please. Thank you SGT Miller for putting pen to paper!

  • @matthewshannon6946
    @matthewshannon6946 6 лет назад

    Fascinating talk, John- thank you.
    This guy has a gift...the gift of straight talk- no bullshit. I much appreciate you going to the trouble to bring him to us. Col. Cooper is frequently quoted about those who "have seen the elephant". This gentleman surely has.
    Great content in your videos is a given but the ones that make you sit down and think (like this one) are valuable as a long term resource that KEEP you thinking as situations and experiences accumulate in life.
    Thank you, again!

  • @crazypizza
    @crazypizza 6 лет назад +1

    It's kinda endearing that you see how jaded and borderline cynical Rory is and John is not-so-subtly trying to cheer him up during the interview. You go, guys, both of you.

  • @richt7568
    @richt7568 6 лет назад

    Wow. This guy shook me to the core, so much truth! Great job !

  • @CrypticalMusic
    @CrypticalMusic 6 лет назад

    Thank you, John & Rory. You guys are awesome.

  • @Saphirefenix
    @Saphirefenix 5 лет назад

    I did a workshop with Rory Miller last year - was a great learning experience.

  • @FailWords
    @FailWords 6 лет назад

    John without your channel I never would have been exposed to this guy. thank you

  • @georgep.5315
    @georgep.5315 11 месяцев назад

    Some good insightful human psychology of types of societal deception versus baseline normality is what I got out of this dialogue , found the guest to be wise and intelligent with a spirit to share some useful insights into the psychology of violence , and the host very receptive and intelligent as well that seems to want to broadcast some fresh knowledge to people out there in the community , really enjoyed the whole thing , thank you .

  • @PhotoDaveJax
    @PhotoDaveJax 6 лет назад +2

    Perfect guest for the “warrior poet” theme. Interesting macro philosophical thinking. 24+ yrs in similar work btw. Stay resilient & value yourself.

  • @ProbablyTooLoud
    @ProbablyTooLoud 6 лет назад

    Action-Reaction Gap. This, in the real world is a very brilliant dynamic to comprehend. The "time in the gap" is always way less than we can predict. Having a sharp instinctive/predictive reaction is often critical. Being ambushed sucks.
    This video interview is worth watching multiple times to extract all the great gems contained within.

  • @eDumke87
    @eDumke87 6 лет назад

    True warrior poet there. Been a long time I've learned so much in one interview.
    He also seems to me prayer. I'm going to pray for him

  • @Bubba2Guns
    @Bubba2Guns 6 лет назад

    This was amazing. Both of these gentleman really laid it out honestly and clearly.

  • @brandanb9735
    @brandanb9735 6 лет назад +1

    I read Miller's Facing Violence sometime ago. It is perhaps the best non-fiction book I've read in years. Truly enlightening.

  • @bagelbomber110491
    @bagelbomber110491 5 лет назад

    Incredible wisdom here

  • @justicewithers8902
    @justicewithers8902 5 лет назад

    Thank you, I will see myself, finally, very much in having my rights to do all that is right and needed to live.

  • @davidanderson5259
    @davidanderson5259 6 лет назад +1

    I have just enough MA and gun training to begin to understand how profound are the things Miller is saying. Thanks, John...

  • @KristiGay1973
    @KristiGay1973 6 лет назад

    I love his books. I was so glad to see Rory Miller on your channel. Such raw truth about violence. Please have him back for more discussions. I would particularly like to hear his thoughts about violence against women and children, both physical and emotional conditioning. So many of his points about violence ring true about predator grooming as well. Please consider this as a follow up discussion with the author.

  • @d1689-v8y
    @d1689-v8y 6 лет назад

    Authentic discussion which was graciously led. Some of the questions explored evoked deep responses. Nice work.

  • @Sundaydrumday
    @Sundaydrumday 4 года назад

    This was awsome...listened from start to finish

  • @accordsamurai
    @accordsamurai 6 лет назад

    Thank you Mr Lovell.

  • @ToddDinkins
    @ToddDinkins 4 года назад

    Great interview. Every time I listen I learn something new

  • @paulford540
    @paulford540 3 года назад

    that was so good , get him on again

  • @dabigpitt
    @dabigpitt 6 лет назад +1

    Thanks for the upload, i respect this guy.

  • @RickLiebespach
    @RickLiebespach 6 лет назад

    Great interview - I love Rory Miller and his material. Thank you.

  • @RhosefRho
    @RhosefRho 6 лет назад

    and the books are on there way. have Rory on again some time. there was so much good stuff in this episode i cant even process it all.

  • @toddburdick1
    @toddburdick1 6 лет назад

    Thank you John! Thank you for the great work you're doing.

  • @gregorypitts8093
    @gregorypitts8093 5 лет назад

    Thanks John, I felt like we sat with Socrates for a half hour. There was so much there I’ll listen again and take notes this time.

  • @rickjahndom
    @rickjahndom 6 лет назад

    Thanks John. Rory Miller is awesome, love his books!

  • @jpresas3082
    @jpresas3082 4 года назад

    Thank you both, outstanding information. God bless.

  • @levichristian7508
    @levichristian7508 6 лет назад

    John, thank you for this. I read this book before my daughter was born and took notes and studied it front to back. I havent come to another book that has given me so much on the subject.
    This is the kind of content that I am on the internet for, and I knew when I found your channel that you would provide it. Rock on.

  • @landons3005
    @landons3005 5 лет назад

    Great video
    Def putting on my read list

  • @19stump65
    @19stump65 4 года назад

    Excellent 👍 thank you

  • @jetman302
    @jetman302 6 лет назад

    This is the best interview you have done. Have him on again.

  • @saltysaty8686
    @saltysaty8686 3 года назад

    Please get this man back on!