Lecture: Biblical Series II: Genesis 1: Chaos & Order

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  • @ILoveMagic15
    @ILoveMagic15 5 лет назад +2806

    Even if no one will read this, I have to say it: Watching JP's lectures has been one of the most cathartic experiences of my life. His explanations have fundamentally changed the way I see the world. I am now a better man because I have regained the most valuable thing a human can have in their life: meaning.

    • @benitomartinez2106
      @benitomartinez2106 5 лет назад +20

      Its a beautiful thing you found that not many get the chance to. Make the best you can hope it keeps changing your life 😊

    • @Stefbread
      @Stefbread 5 лет назад +13

      I’m happy for you friend.. I know how that feels, I am still transforming my life because of Dr. JP. Bless his heart

    • @andrezweerus5451
      @andrezweerus5451 5 лет назад +10

      I feel you man. My first viewing of the series really blew my mind, like the first time I tool a psychadelic (Magic Mushrooms in my case): it blew my mind into a new level of comprehension and being.
      Life changing stuff, keep discovering and tag me if you find other stuff with the same transendant effect!
      Love!

    • @SpecOpsCM
      @SpecOpsCM 5 лет назад +32

      He must be a prophet. Right?? I’ve never seen someone approach these topics with such passion and knowledge. And right in time for so many people too.. It just seems to me that the medium of RUclips created a way for JP to speak to the world in the manner in which we needed to hear these truths.

    • @javierlandry7246
      @javierlandry7246 5 лет назад +2

      and control...

  • @britneyalyssa1314
    @britneyalyssa1314 6 лет назад +1980

    this man saved me from suicide. it was like i was looking through a pin hole, and death was all i could see. and then i watch his lectures and my eyes are opened and i can see a future that isnt horrible. i can see a future that has potential for the very first time. words cant explain how profound of a revelation this was for me.

  • @tomhamilton5707
    @tomhamilton5707 5 лет назад +761

    The ability to attend a talk like this anytime, anywhere, pause to reflect, rewind, and share it with others seems like technology used right to me. Thank you to Dr. Peterson.

    • @branko1717
      @branko1717 4 года назад +15

      Glad I'm not the only one who's constantly pausing to reflect. I get so many thoughts every time I listen to one of his lectures.

    • @carfusz
      @carfusz 4 года назад +3

      Agree wholeheartedly

    • @killuazoldyk9226
      @killuazoldyk9226 4 года назад +2

      “We are hell on mother nature, but she certainly returns the favor...”

    • @anthonyhughes8026
      @anthonyhughes8026 3 года назад +6

      My reflection time is called rewind, and when I have to pause due to other responsibilities! I actually look forward to my next drive or down time to listen more...it's stimulating me to learn like back when I was an arrogant grad student. I know that I have a lot more to learn about what I don't know. Thank you Dr. Peterson!

    • @jordandilley9731
      @jordandilley9731 3 года назад

      @@branko1717 and

  • @joemilleriv
    @joemilleriv 2 года назад +546

    As a Christian, you are helping me deepen my faith with this series. Thank you so much and God bless you sir🫡

  • @rachelschroeder2301
    @rachelschroeder2301 5 лет назад +617

    Peterson has changed my life. I'm a 29-year-old woman, and I have two sons. Because of him, I am a better mother, a better person. We are fortunate to live in the age of a great Thinker like him.

    • @mattbrodersen1051
      @mattbrodersen1051 4 года назад +9

      I’ve always thought... any mother should watch Jordan to better understand their sons. Luckily my mom became a fan of him before I did.
      The day I realized I loved JP I was like “MOM you’ve got to hear this guy.” And she goes “oh, I think I read his book what was it... 12 rules for life”

    • @eugenelapointe9181
      @eugenelapointe9181 4 года назад +1

      Bravo Rachel, You See his Truths...

    • @nbdy4780
      @nbdy4780 4 года назад +3

      Thank you Mr. Peterson,
      I’m not sure if I’ve seen anything more gratifying than witnessing Jordan Peterson glorify God by explaining The Word.
      If I AM gratified of the fact Jordan is sharing an exploration of spirituality and The Word, being enlightened/conscious, and making life meaningful/worthwhile, then imagine how much more gratified God is being able to see from a far wider lens all of the glory Jordan is bringing Him from his positive influence on a large number of smart people.
      The devil must be tearing Mr. Peterson’s life apart knowing how many young lives he is steering towards the truth of God. God bless Jordan Peterson. It’s truly amazing to God work through Jordan, one of the most articulate and thoughtful philosophers of modern times.

    • @JourneyOfStrength
      @JourneyOfStrength 4 года назад

      He just rambles on about topics that he has given little thought to. The blind trust that evolution happened has given many a mindset of Meaninglessness which is demonstrated by that blind man leading the blind.

    • @effexon
      @effexon 4 года назад +1

      I missed WW2, oil crisis in 70s, Vietnam, Gulf war, JFK, Apollo 1969, Woodstock... I thought our era was "meaningless", until I found JP.

  • @monkeysaur4305
    @monkeysaur4305 6 лет назад +3690

    "If you speak the truth, then what happens is good. Regardless of what happens".
    I just fell off my chair.

    • @leonardgreen4996
      @leonardgreen4996 5 лет назад +10

      me to

    • @DrummerJacob
      @DrummerJacob 5 лет назад +174

      Im not in a chair.
      Thats the truth, and its good.

    • @TheEternalOuroboros
      @TheEternalOuroboros 5 лет назад +25

      Good is subjective though

    • @TheEternalOuroboros
      @TheEternalOuroboros 5 лет назад +15

      Nobody’s Shadow ~Yes! Of course it is, man. Eating your elder’s brain is acceptable in the tribes of new Guina. Morality is completely relative depending on your upbringing!

    • @monkeysaur4305
      @monkeysaur4305 5 лет назад +308

      @@TheEternalOuroboros If I teach my kid to count incorrectly, that doesn't make math subjective. It just makes my kid wrong. If my kid has his math wrong then he's going to fuck up his calculations. If my kid has his morals wrong he's going to fuck up his life.

  • @alexanderkelly7819
    @alexanderkelly7819 6 лет назад +859

    people say he talks too much but he's one of the few people that I wish would never stop talking

    • @gigiontube
      @gigiontube 5 лет назад +2

      Best comment I saw ! Thank you !

    • @clintwestwood4545
      @clintwestwood4545 5 лет назад +11

      who says he talks too much?

    • @MrSpying247
      @MrSpying247 5 лет назад +29

      @@clintwestwood4545 people who dont listen enough.

    • @shandalynne4499
      @shandalynne4499 5 лет назад +2

      @@clintwestwood4545 that's what I was thinking

    • @honkytonkinson9787
      @honkytonkinson9787 5 лет назад +4

      My daughter talks too much, because she doesn't have anything to say; just a lot of talking. Peterson isn't talking a lot because he has things that need to be said. Those who won't hear what he has to say think it sounds like mindless talk, and that's the only thought they can manage. (Sorry daughter 😜)

  • @ericanderson735
    @ericanderson735 2 года назад +310

    This biblical series has honestly changed my complete view on religion and that I was an ignorant fool for believing religion to be silly and not worth a minute of my time. I’m so grateful for this man and that he is making such meaningful deep impacts on society! More people need to hear this !

    • @HolyBeared120th
      @HolyBeared120th 11 месяцев назад +4

      hey buddy I use to be an anti-theist and a hardcore atheist, now a devout Catholic. The social sciences made me understand so much I missed.

    • @johno.farrar431
      @johno.farrar431 6 месяцев назад

      Jordan Peterson changed me from an Atheist to a materialist Christian

  • @willanski4321
    @willanski4321 7 лет назад +794

    I really love these lectures. As an atheist, I was pretty arrogant to there being any substance to the bible. You changed that pretty quickly. Thanks 😊

    • @befirmbefair6674
      @befirmbefair6674 6 лет назад +20

      I know exactly what you mean.

    • @fromthehorsesmouth3790
      @fromthehorsesmouth3790 6 лет назад +31

      As a Christian I am glad that Jordan B. Peterson is having such an affect. Perhaps another worthy academic is Gary Habermas.

    • @feliciaf8
      @feliciaf8 6 лет назад +6

      well we're just a human, a very flawed one indeed

    • @Garrick1983
      @Garrick1983 6 лет назад +17

      Yes being an atheist comes with very intolerant side effects and divison.Rational thinking triumphs and we wake up.

    • @indianaxemusicandcreatedco8205
      @indianaxemusicandcreatedco8205 6 лет назад +10

      God bless you and good luck and enjoy your newlyfound outlook on the word of God

  • @ianhastie5785
    @ianhastie5785 5 лет назад +1112

    No joke, as devout Christian, this has strengthened my faith to learn these things from a separate side of the coin. Peterson is INCREDIBLY intelligent.

    • @bobbyrayvictory6905
      @bobbyrayvictory6905 4 года назад +18

      Same brother

    • @lukesalazar9283
      @lukesalazar9283 4 года назад +16

      Same here

    • @kozlorog
      @kozlorog 4 года назад +114

      This lectures made me Christian by restoring value of the Word snatched away by ignorance fueled with ideological propaganda.
      Peterson did more to Christianity than the current Pope, that's for sure.

    • @ianhastie5785
      @ianhastie5785 4 года назад +36

      @@kozlorog i agree. I’m Protestant, so to be fair i don’t think the pope does much for Christianity as a whole but JP has impacted the lives of so many by solidifying their faith.

    • @rockking1168
      @rockking1168 4 года назад +23

      @@kozlorog ya bud i genuinely want to go to a Bible study now after considering myself to be socialist most my life

  • @JapaneseIrishman
    @JapaneseIrishman 6 лет назад +629

    I had been an atheist so long I never thought anybody could convince me to take a second look at religion, jp has changed my whole perception of reality

    • @simoontube
      @simoontube 6 лет назад +7

      Me too!

    • @arthurday4040
      @arthurday4040 6 лет назад +6

      Next try Flat Earth. It'll lay to rest the illusion your current perception of reality currently provides you. Careful though, comes with the 7 stages of grief.

    • @angelrodriquez6521
      @angelrodriquez6521 6 лет назад +38

      @@arthurday4040 Wat....

    • @adammckevin6330
      @adammckevin6330 6 лет назад +22

      Arthur Day . no space for deludsion and lies round here bro . peace be with you .

    • @ghostaskrens7012
      @ghostaskrens7012 6 лет назад +15

      @@arthurday4040 Just no, friend.

  • @Bluecloudprod
    @Bluecloudprod 3 года назад +884

    "If religion was the opiate of the masses then Communism was the methamphetamine of the masses I can tell you that."
    - Jordan B. Peterson

    • @SOGBarak
      @SOGBarak 3 года назад +14

      That's a cool quote

    • @EmpiricalPragmatist
      @EmpiricalPragmatist 3 года назад +12

      And Mass is the Opiate of the Religious!
      - Catholics ;)

    • @nataliaa6368
      @nataliaa6368 3 года назад +14

      at least opiate is organic

    • @gunit6138
      @gunit6138 3 года назад +14

      i cant help but laugh at this quote, currently on 2 hits of acid atm. lol why am i on lsd listening to this lecture? lol just tell me the meaning of life already!

    • @tracek98
      @tracek98 3 года назад +11

      @@gunit6138 the meaning of life is to live. Thats easy peasy my guy.

  • @AnnIsikArts
    @AnnIsikArts 6 лет назад +960

    I was painting the kitchen ceiling when, between brush strokes, I came upon a newspaper article headed, "How Dangerous Is Jordan B Peterson?" and I thought, "who the hell is Jordan B Peterson?" So I hunted him down to see how dangerous he is and I've been listening to his talks back to back as I paint. I had the walls to paint too so I've been listening to a lot of JBP. In fact, I was so absorbed in the talks, that first day, that I found myself still painting the ceiling at 3am. That beats Michelangelo I think. In this talk, I was particularly interested in the question about perfection that mentioned Lucifer and it occurred to me that the derivation of 'Lucifer' is 'light-bringer'. But look at the light he brings: the light of fire, which brings pain and death and the difference between that light and the light God brings - the sun for warmth and to grow food and the moon to keep us 'glued' onto the earth. And when Adam and Eve acquired consciousness, in order to evolve, they'd need something to 'kick' against - like the skateboarding kids. I haven't quite 'illuminated' myself here, but hey! thanks JBP for giving me something to kick against. Stay dangerous. Thank God I have six more ceilings to paint. :)

    • @jackedelic9188
      @jackedelic9188 5 лет назад +32

      also thanks to that newspaper artitle header

    • @HypheaTL
      @HypheaTL 5 лет назад +13

      Welcome to the club

    • @cm5016
      @cm5016 5 лет назад +26

      This is a really cool comment ha

    • @criticaloptimist7961
      @criticaloptimist7961 5 лет назад +10

      U will need a lot more ceilings to get to the truth at the bottom of that rabbit hole

    • @criticaloptimist7961
      @criticaloptimist7961 5 лет назад +15

      @@ethanwasme4307 remember that Jesus is also called the bright morning Star in Revelation, which is the light bringer. Let that stir up your pot. Also, blasphemy against the holy spirit is described in the new testament with the sense that it is a refusal to credit works to God that are clearly from God. For example, ascribing miraculous healing works of Jesus to Beelzebub. To see the good works of God and call them evil, is a place of spiritual darkness so deep that recovery from it may not be possible.

  • @notconspiracyminded
    @notconspiracyminded 5 лет назад +633

    I'm a recovering addict so I've had a pretty steady belief in God. However, with all the negativity around religion, I've needed someone like Dr. Petterson to show me how and why that's a great thing.

    • @buasfesbigbrother3004
      @buasfesbigbrother3004 4 года назад +9

      @@misssarahashplant31 extremely disrespectful and still nothing gained, why even comment this fuck off

    • @cg98243
      @cg98243 4 года назад +1

      @@misssarahashplant31 Your ignorance is appalling.

    • @foofkanon
      @foofkanon 4 года назад

      Wow Peter Gabriels got dead clever.

    • @perrythefatcat
      @perrythefatcat 3 года назад +8

      relationship with God is the real thing... religion is only a form.... imitating the real thing...

    • @adamb8317
      @adamb8317 3 года назад +10

      @@perrythefatcat Religion is simply the means by which you facilitate that relationship. Your habitual structure surrounding the relationship you have. It is not in itself valuable, except that it is a tool for relationship with God. Similar to a weekly date night with your spouse. It in itself is not the relationship, but is a tool that can contribute if used properly.

  • @TheAnimationCow
    @TheAnimationCow 7 лет назад +876

    The only comment section on youtube I find so much unity and respect. This is home.

    • @Garrick1983
      @Garrick1983 6 лет назад +2

      An Vu wow,very true.

    • @vasilysidorenko8821
      @vasilysidorenko8821 6 лет назад +7

      JP has a way of tying us all in it, this beautiful and horrific mess of chaos and order.

    • @JoseAnd97
      @JoseAnd97 6 лет назад +6

      Well it depends what you mean by home

    • @harrisonwalker105
      @harrisonwalker105 6 лет назад +3

      An Vu check out Terence McKenna, graham Hancock, Paul stamets, Alan Watts on RUclips for similar lectures on psychology, religion, history, psychedelics, life and other interesting stuff. Great community of people as well.

    • @Astares9
      @Astares9 6 лет назад

      @@harrisonwalker105 paul is my heroooo

  • @charlottelewis4936
    @charlottelewis4936 2 года назад +370

    Every time I hear him speak I can feel my life taking on more meaning and sanctity. I might just get through this.

    • @debbielwilliamson8546
      @debbielwilliamson8546 2 года назад +6

      Amen ♡

    • @GeronimoPlaz
      @GeronimoPlaz 2 года назад

      You won't make it. You'll likely die horribly. So wake up and be happy that today is not that day.

    • @rosalia2940
      @rosalia2940 2 года назад +7

      True love = the love of God!
      *God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being*
      Philippians 2:5-8

    • @duckblast
      @duckblast Год назад +11

      @@valeriekeefe8898 Having a set of rules is not about never having them broken. It is about having the rules followed consistently and regularly.
      Rules are an ideal.

    • @patrickm.4469
      @patrickm.4469 Год назад +9

      ​@@valeriekeefe8898 he is but a man, and he will make mistakes. Judge a tree by it's fruit. Many people credit this man for saving their life. I thank the Lord God for Jordan Peterson speaking the truth in a world full of madness.

  • @travisschwarzkopf5577
    @travisschwarzkopf5577 7 лет назад +440

    I've been a materialist atheist for years. Jordan Peterson has changed my mind. I'm no religious follower and never will be but his logical path and truth has changed me fundamentally.
    I feel alive again for the first time in over a decade.

    • @peterkaramazov6586
      @peterkaramazov6586 7 лет назад +19

      Travis Schwarzkopf His empirical logic seems rațional and spiritual în the same time,which is paradoxal

    • @travisschwarzkopf5577
      @travisschwarzkopf5577 7 лет назад +12

      humans have two sides to their brains. we think and we feel. I would say we know feelings exist. discounting the reality emotions create in our existence I contend discounts our existence. without feelings right and wrong don't exist. if an action feels wrong, it IS wrong, to you. assuming you control what you perceive as right and wrong isn't functional, because you would have to hold that you only act on things that are rational. this is obviously false in every fact of existence and in almost every action we take. you can provide rational explanations for them post hoc, but in the moment that you act you are engaging in more than a deterministic joust with reality.

    • @nortonsnale5968
      @nortonsnale5968 6 лет назад +2

      Never say never.

    • @allysonanderson1807
      @allysonanderson1807 6 лет назад +9

      Travis Schwarzkopf my experience was very similar. It’s so strange, but I feel okay for the first time in years. It’s nice to know I’m in good company.

    • @johngil3692
      @johngil3692 6 лет назад

      Travis Schwarzkopf great start reading the Bible

  • @josholfert554
    @josholfert554 6 лет назад +467

    Time - Theme (Biblical Connection)
    0:01- Opening Remarks
    1:01 - Consciousness (Logos) Confronts Potential To Give It Form (The Word)
    10:57 - Thus, Every Human Is Sovereign and Divine (Made In The Image Of God)
    13:35 - God as Tradition/Structure, Son as the Verbal Force (God the Father, God the Son)
    15:56 - ^^ Culture Is Structured As If These Presumptions Are True ^^
    18:55 - The Universe As Unlimited Chaos/Potential (Gen 1: Without Form and Void)
    22:10 - Ancient Psychological Systems vs. Advanced Abstractions
    23:54 - Metaphysical (Abstract) Predators vs. The Hero
    25:47 - Betrayal as a Metaphor for "Formless and Void" (Gen 1)
    30:43 - A Psychological Description of The Underworld (Hell)
    33:00 - Biblical Stories as an Attempt at Abstraction of Reality
    38:00 - Catastrophe, Vulnerability and the Burden of Limitation (Adam and Eve)
    41:12 - Chaos as the Precursor to Resentment and Revenge (Hell)
    43:27 - The Significance of Speech and Light in Genesis ("God Said", "Let There Be Light")
    47:06 - Consciousness As Trivial?
    51:30 - Imperfections In Mind, Humanity Still Deserves Some Credit
    52:40 - Biblical Astronomy: Half Psychological, Half Empirical (Genesis 1:6-8)
    56:36 - A Sense of Meaningful Engagement/Flow State (Paradise on Earth)
    1:01:14 - Satan as The Sophisticated Adversary of The Word (Lucifer)
    1:05:03 - Certain Modes Of Being Transcend The Suffering of Being ("God Said It Was Good")
    1:11:23 - Something About Consciousness Is Integral To Existence
    1:12:57 - Being Is Good and Something Is Better Than Nothing
    1:18:34 - Wisdom, Profundity and the Humanities
    1:22:37 - Old Testament God vs. New Testament God
    1:24:58 - Transformation of Attitude Makes One's World "Good"
    1:28:55 - The Necessity of Embodiment
    1:31:03 - A Critique of Simple Minded Atheism
    1:33:36 - Previously, We Were "Play Things" Of The Gods
    1:34:19 - Michelangelo and Consciousness
    1:38:54 - A Morality Must Endure Across Time
    1:42:00 - Associations and Attributes of "God"
    1:59:40 - Q&A
    1:59:40 - "How Do You Deal With A Perfect God Who Is Incapable Of Perfect Design?"
    2:05:35 - "God Gave Man Dominion and it wasn't just good? It was VERY Good?"
    2:10:55 - *Full Question is Cut Off*
    2:14:55 - "Can you reconcile your advice to be wary of helping others with transcendent morality?"
    2:22:11 - *Not A Question* ... "Have You Considered That The Creation Myth Is Individuation?"
    2:26:55 - "How Do You Set Goals If You Don't Know Where You Want To Go?"

  • @elizabethharder1030
    @elizabethharder1030 3 года назад +1015

    Ultimate goal for my life: to have JBP say "That's a really good question.." to me..

    • @SouthernOregonOrgani
      @SouthernOregonOrgani 3 года назад +32

      Amen! That would be intensely satisfying

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 3 года назад +16

      That's a decent goal.

    • @hexum7
      @hexum7 3 года назад +17

      Do you have any good questions? Or have you just worked out the ending of that story?

    • @МихаилЖелев-й2х
      @МихаилЖелев-й2х 3 года назад +31

      You know, he wouldn't want this to be the ultimate goal for you

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 3 года назад +4

      @@МихаилЖелев-й2х I mean I took OP as a satirical joke. Did it go over anyone else's head?

  • @juliobalmaseda7527
    @juliobalmaseda7527 2 года назад +99

    Listening to this series again for material for the vows i am writing for my wedding. Been following JBP over 4 years now. Got my life together and found someone i want to spend the rest of my life with. Life is good

    • @Hephthehomie
      @Hephthehomie 2 года назад +5

      Awesome, may you be a light in the darkness for those around you! Have a good life friend

    • @doeeyes2
      @doeeyes2 Год назад

      Thats awesome! Best of luck, your partner sounds like a lucky individual!

    • @reginalewilliams4472
      @reginalewilliams4472 Год назад +1

      Gratitude

    • @abaker4692
      @abaker4692 Год назад +2

      How'd the wedding go?

    • @MrWackywilson
      @MrWackywilson Год назад

      Did you make it!?

  • @cousinsfactory
    @cousinsfactory 4 года назад +2457

    21 year old me can not believe that 37 year old me is absolutely loving these lectures.

  • @kennethdobbs1803
    @kennethdobbs1803 7 лет назад +807

    Just reading through these comments past midnight on Sunday has let me know that I have found my kind of people.

  • @javierlandry7246
    @javierlandry7246 5 лет назад +350

    "Wisdom is what enables us to deal honourably with the tragedy of Life" 1:21:02 OH MY GOD!

    • @erasmogonzales7428
      @erasmogonzales7428 4 года назад +12

      This statement would prove its worth during funerals... people lose their minds when loved ones pass on. I have always saw the real beauty in death. I guess because I believe you go to a better place. The wisdom is that if we have the belief that there is more to life than just tragedy and that all pain and suffering in tragedy will pass and if we act honorable, we will be better for the tragedy.

    • @karinjudd1442
      @karinjudd1442 3 года назад +3

      “For it is written, As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God.”

    • @lizbaker2960
      @lizbaker2960 3 года назад

      Maybe honor gives us that ability to deal with the tragedies.

    • @taniaswain-williams1379
      @taniaswain-williams1379 3 года назад +2

      We need that written down somewhere. Pure gold.

    • @javierlandry7246
      @javierlandry7246 3 года назад +1

      @@taniaswain-williams1379 I absolutely agree!

  • @Zumbaforthesoul
    @Zumbaforthesoul 3 года назад +338

    Jordan Peterson is legit. I have hoped to find someone to pick up where Jung left off and be a crusader for the collective consciousness. This generation needs a philosopher of JP's magnitude. It's great that he's a clinical psychologist but his insight is so deep, he dives deep into the chaos and comes to the surface to illuminate the esoteric and the rational aspects of the logos- which makes him more like a contemporary shaman. I love, though, how humble he is. That's why I take him seriously! His audience is finally restless enough to demand a stage for this kind of Revelation and his dedication to the truth despite some of the persecution he's endured, gives me true respect for him.

    • @963mgj
      @963mgj 3 года назад +9

      Your very much right - you can see that Jung has definitely influenced JP. I love how he can draw out real life applicable meaning from symbolic story... The archetypes behind the stories passed down revealing all our collective unconscious is a supremely fascinating and rich way of viewing the world isnt it

    • @vickygarza4110
      @vickygarza4110 2 года назад +2

      I just told my husband this same thing, like 2 hours before I read your comment. I loved my semester long Philosophy class in High school, and I don’t claim to know much but just enough to acknowledge that JBP is the Thinker/philosopher of our time!! And I am so grateful to have the chance to listen to him! My husband recommended me his book 12 rules for life and I was IMPRESSED to say the least, he gets me excited about my beliefs, life, my dreams, thoughts, I am not exaggerating to say that in my view, he is “speaking” like a prophet, just like the ones in the Bible stories. As expected from the Logos (The One and Only I Am), this one was sent with an extraordinary ability to debate modern erroneous ideas using their own words.

    • @leislschutte6421
      @leislschutte6421 2 года назад

      I do like that he uses Jungian theory as the lens to interpret the stories

    • @alexmatthews180
      @alexmatthews180 2 года назад

      Jordan always reminded of a more careful, scientifically literate, Terence mckenna. And I mean that as a compliment.

    • @liamnicholls7106
      @liamnicholls7106 2 года назад

      Well said

  • @tjraff01
    @tjraff01 7 лет назад +458

    Dr. Peterson,
    I am a clinical psychologist and I am just trying to incorporate what you have shared (and alluded to, say, in the writings of Jung and the neuroscientific literature that you point to) into my clinical practice with veterans and I am blown over by the relevance and the applicability of the material. Please keep it up. Please keep sharing your unique way of processing all of this.

    • @oldseer7610
      @oldseer7610 6 лет назад +1

      Well, here's something for you. sites.google.com/site/oldseers :-) As long as Dr, Peterson is on the bible and it's creation. Take Care

    • @oldseer7610
      @oldseer7610 6 лет назад +1

      Now be careful. We prove religions are wrong. There will be coming drastic consequences from this information.

    • @kevinkonig3892
      @kevinkonig3892 6 лет назад

      @@oldseer7610
      What exactly did we prove ?

    • @oldseer7610
      @oldseer7610 6 лет назад

      Hi Kevin. Did you go to the website I posted. We show that the worlds interpretation of the bible is wrong. This of course is based on the creation story. If the creation is interpreted wrong then the world isn't understanding the book properly. If they have creation wrong then they have nearly the whole bible wrong. We say, we've got it right and they have it wrong. But, don't take our word for it, you have to take a look at it and determine if we're correct. If we are correct then religions come to and end, because "if" the clergy are under divine guidance or divine revelations as they claim, that can't be true. If they are operating their religion via divine guidance they should have known about this alternative interpretation, which that didn't, meaning religions cannot be true. This would be proof would it not. Being they have it wrong means that religions are bogus. We found that biblical creation is not a matter of a material universe. Creation is a psychological construction, that means it's a description of a person using material objects and animal references that make up everyone's person, or mentality. This does not mean that the book has no meaning, it just means the the book is about something else then previously understood. For better explanation go to the website for a better understanding. Old Seer/Physicist
      The floks that understood spiritual creation were the world first psychiatrists. What it amounts to is- Creation is the discovery of what a person is. If the religions are wrong on their understanding of Creation--they're gone.

    • @oldseer7610
      @oldseer7610 6 лет назад +1

      No, we do not speak for the entire world, we forward what we've found from study and science and give it to others foe their contemplations. . We are not clergyman or politicians, or preachers, We are researchers and scientists, and are Atheists. . We give you something to contemplate. It is for the individual to make their own determinations. We do not decide for others what is right or wrong. We present something that we see is correct for us, and if it's correct for us then it will be correct for others. We now have a video on youtube under the subject of "Creation". There are 6 pages in all but we only posted 2 in sequence, and it is a read only. We will be posting 2 more sometime this evening or over night. We know alot more but it is a tremendous amount of information so we won't attempt to deal with it all. We leave it to to others to find the rest. If you want to research something interesting---give it a try and see if you can find the rest as we did. You'll be surprised what you'll find. Once your on to it , it'll teach you on it's own. We are still in your world but yet don't belong to it. See if you can find what we did. :-)

  • @ДаянаГарис
    @ДаянаГарис 7 лет назад +129

    Incredible series of lectures. I was an atheist, didn't understand our ancestors' belives and called them stupid superstitions. Then I had some kind of religious experience and, wow, understood that my worldview was pretty limited, I started trying to understand what our ancestors thought about that, but couldn't understand all of that metaphors. And now I get it, thanks to this fascinating lectures, because I'm pretty scientific - minded person, and it's hard for me to take leaps of faith, and it's so cool to have a scientist explaining all of that in a language I understand and respect. Professor, you are doing an unimaginably important work, thanks for that from all my heart. Sorry for mistakes - English isn't my native language

    • @spodule6000
      @spodule6000 7 лет назад +9

      *beliefs . Your English is excellent btw, you express what many of us feel who have discovered JBP.

    • @befirmbefair6674
      @befirmbefair6674 6 лет назад +3

      Good stuff!
      I have been a Christian now for many years after being an atheist. I find that Dr. Peterson's lectures helping me go deeper into the Biblical passages.
      He is invaluable to me in changing my life and thinking. Thank you, Dr. P.!

  • @billiondollardan
    @billiondollardan 7 лет назад +727

    I love these videos because you teach about these biblical stories that underpin our society without being dogmatic in your approach. It's refreshingly honest! Thank you

    • @georgiahazen4275
      @georgiahazen4275 6 лет назад

      billiondollardan ii

    • @RSCL_BEATZ
      @RSCL_BEATZ 6 лет назад +30

      I would say that is what happens when you leave the religious presuppositions behind and just engage in the wisdom within. It truly is a personal and living book for us all.

    • @danielsiapin
      @danielsiapin 6 лет назад +9

      Deltassippi there really is something to "the word of God is alive and active, shape than any two edge sword."

    • @justanotherhuman1865
      @justanotherhuman1865 6 лет назад +2

      Agreed. It sounds like well organized information.

    • @jamesfrank3828
      @jamesfrank3828 6 лет назад +1

      Companion Bible.

  • @margenkola6779
    @margenkola6779 3 года назад +205

    It's incredible how he puts regular words in such an order that the hardest concepts suddenly make sense. He's a wordsmith, yes, he is the master of words. Pure genius he is. 👏🏻

    • @timagination1295
      @timagination1295 2 года назад +4

      You got the word dead right! He is a Wordsmith for sure.👍👏👏👏🙏

    • @GeronimoPlaz
      @GeronimoPlaz 2 года назад +6

      @@timagination1295 he talk good

    • @ctruthlyfe4452
      @ctruthlyfe4452 Год назад +1

      Excellent word to capture the essence of who he is a wordsmith of truth.

  • @JackLanterns
    @JackLanterns 7 лет назад +694

    I was a fervent anti-theist since middle school, never did I think that structure of my thought would be demolished; No, it was obliterated! Thanks so much Jordan, these videos are my therapy! Literally!

    • @mrshah2043
      @mrshah2043 7 лет назад +30

      Professor Peterson is your main man if you're looking to get your knowledge sub-structure blown the fuck out.

    • @vicsummers9431
      @vicsummers9431 7 лет назад +35

      Steve McMeme Same here. Completely blew my mind when I started to understand what he was talking about (after having listened to his lectures like three times). Really hoping more atheists will be 'red pilled' as it were.

    • @jasoncarto
      @jasoncarto 7 лет назад +14

      Idk what you're talking about.
      Unless theism has suddenly adopted a new definition then it's still a disbelief in a god or gods.
      Because theism is an assumption about the truth of reality. We call it a-thiesm because we do not find those assumptions to be true, or at the very least we find the evidence put forth to be lacking in such a way as to looked upon with scepticism.
      No formal religion has ever presented me with concrete irrefutable evidence of it's validity, instead using the con-man's age old go to of "just believe me".
      Even a child can tell something is wrong.

    • @naughteedesign
      @naughteedesign 7 лет назад +5

      agreed steve, it seems peterson is taking religion and re-packaging it to be absorbed for the series of stories that it really is, without the mumbo jumbo. i'm totally enjoying the work and his perspectives... the way all the mythologies align up and work together over thousands of years just makes me want to learn more about history and psychology.
      the man is changing people.

    • @Grok_Fractal
      @Grok_Fractal 7 лет назад +25

      Jason Carto
      Every "truth" is predicated by axioms so unless your stance on life is hardcore nihilism, stop being so sanctimonious.

  • @toni7575
    @toni7575 6 лет назад +136

    its amazing that this videos that have so much deepness are free on youtube, we live in a marvelous world of comunication

  • @edwardp.shikles7251
    @edwardp.shikles7251 7 лет назад +134

    Honestly, I really cannot get over how brilliant this man is. What makes him so brilliant, or rather, the key factor to his brilliance is his quest to know and understand the truth. As a Traditional Roman Catholic, I highly admire this. We need more thinkers and seekers of the truth.

    • @fmafan123456789
      @fmafan123456789 6 лет назад

      @@gusbraga-henebry8296 when you can trace a religious faith back to its actual root there should be no debate on whether or not it is the truth.
      You can see exactly where the romans eradicated any semblance of truth from the gnostics pagans and early christians/ hebrew/ kabbalistic texts before they enacted their reign via religious prowess.
      The same can be said for mormanism. You can trace their roots, see how they stole from masons and other sources, and can see the utter nonsense of it.
      If you are a true believer of whatever truth you have found or extrapolated from your denomination, TRULY, you would pity the caster of the distasteful altar boy jokes instead of resenting them for their supposed ignorance.

    • @AllezThierryHenry
      @AllezThierryHenry 5 лет назад +2

      Billy Carpenter
      What are you talking about. Trying too hard to sound intelligent, but saying nothing in the end

    • @stephenhanger2521
      @stephenhanger2521 4 года назад

      And what is your IQ , Like or about that of a mature Carrot ?

  • @mbvmbv9173
    @mbvmbv9173 3 года назад +451

    Such a great lecture! I'm not a religious guy, but JP is absolutely right: we should be respectful and humble regarding such an old magnificent piece of tradition like the Bible. Congrats from Brazil

    • @d3nver336
      @d3nver336 3 года назад

      Tamo junto cara, concordo contigo

    • @NomaDI0I
      @NomaDI0I 2 года назад +9

      Let us respect the tradition and belief of our forefathers who come before us as we look into the future.

    • @rhonda7779
      @rhonda7779 2 года назад +4

      @Bodywork•Therapy Collective Religion is man made, there isn’t any scripture that says we need to follow man made rules.
      I believe in Jesus as my Lord a Savior and the Holy Spirit teaches me all things.

    • @GeronimoPlaz
      @GeronimoPlaz 2 года назад +10

      Godlessness leads to people instilling the government as their moral authority. Yikes.

    • @rosalia2940
      @rosalia2940 2 года назад

      *The ETERNAL GOD would do anything for you!!*
      Even out of love for you he went to the cross as a human!!
      Philippians 2:5-8

  • @dannielleeads3454
    @dannielleeads3454 6 лет назад +165

    I have to say thank you, Dr. Peterson. I was atheist my whole life and your biblical studies were a big part of helping me come to God. You are doing the world an invaluable service with your honesty. Keep up the good work, I would love to take your course one day.

    • @befirmbefair6674
      @befirmbefair6674 6 лет назад +11

      Please tell us your story. These things are worth hearing!

    • @smileysnubz
      @smileysnubz 5 лет назад +3

      Please share your testimony!

    • @motivatoraligator6
      @motivatoraligator6 5 лет назад +2

      Please do it!!

    • @Mshabbak
      @Mshabbak 5 лет назад

      ❤🙏

    • @FireflyOnTheMoon
      @FireflyOnTheMoon 4 года назад +2

      "Your biblical studies were a big part of helping me come to God.". How on earth? Peteron is deconstructing God as a human invention. That's what the whole series is about.

  • @arcadianwings2662
    @arcadianwings2662 7 лет назад +142

    My Goodness, call me silly if you want, but I cried several times throughout this lecture. I have never heard Truth being verbalized so beautifully before. In a way, your lectures have a 'healing' quality. Thank You, Professor Peterson!

    • @Jefstito
      @Jefstito 6 лет назад +2

      What kind of things were particularly moving to you? If you don't mind me asking

    • @pdrhodes68
      @pdrhodes68 6 лет назад +2

      Just the idea that the daily slog that is life, is good and noble. That aspiring to look after my little piece of the world is worth it. Most people don’t get to change the world, just looking after your own, and surviving is hard enough.

    • @martintheconfusitormartinf2779
      @martintheconfusitormartinf2779 6 лет назад +2

      I KNOW , I MAY START BLUBBING NOW. NOT ALL TEARS ARE AN EVIL.

  • @bprock1098
    @bprock1098 4 года назад +191

    "Something that's everything lacks limitation." Dude just casually drops something so profound. I love this man.

    • @HolyKhaaaaan
      @HolyKhaaaaan 4 года назад +12

      You might wonder if that's the reason why God created everything - including begetting a Son who is Himself yet also limited.

    • @MrGflan
      @MrGflan 2 года назад +2

      Absolutely true!! I suffer a lot less than some people who are truly always suffering, but my intense low back pain and sciatica from spinal surgeries always remind me of our limitations and frailties as human beings. Instead of being angry about it, it humbles me to pray for healing and to be thankful for all the blessings I have in my life. God could have made us zombies who were perfect, but instead, we are flawed by the original sin and I feel that this does give us the choice to follow Him as we are tested daily. That quote is fascinating and it truly is such a mystery why He created things with limitations.

    • @lightworker4512
      @lightworker4512 2 года назад +1

      @@MrGflan it is limitation that allow us to exist in this Linear state

  • @itsSocratesGoneMad
    @itsSocratesGoneMad 3 года назад +156

    "the root of malevolence is the desire for revenge against god for creation itself" - I needed this. God bless you Dr Peterson.

    • @GeronimoPlaz
      @GeronimoPlaz 2 года назад +3

      This is basically what the Tolkien Legendarium is about

    • @shanewiliamjohnson
      @shanewiliamjohnson Год назад +1

      This quote from peterson goes hand in hand with the new nefarious 2023 movie. It perfectly explains the demons entire reason for his rebellion to God and his desire to cause as much evil as possible. Watch that movie

    • @vdicarlo
      @vdicarlo Год назад +2

      and, according to the main line of Christian thought, the the root of that malevolence is pride.

    • @mR-dc4oq
      @mR-dc4oq Год назад

      @@shanewiliamjohnson that movie was so dark! I saw it. The fact he didn’t kill himself in the end was where hope was lurking. I had to close my eyes at times and I prayed through the entire thing!!! Very well done movie.

    • @jlouis4407
      @jlouis4407 Год назад

      Correct, Lucifer would love nothing more than to not be at this point and his whole existence is predicated on spreading this nonexistence which is what evil really is

  • @timothycharlesellis5940
    @timothycharlesellis5940 5 лет назад +75

    I've been studying the Bible for 25 years. I love hearing such detailed and analytical impressions from someone who has not necessarily professed an absolute belief in the existence of a supreme deity.

    • @stuartlimbrick4187
      @stuartlimbrick4187 4 года назад +12

      I find it memorable to hear him say, "I did not say I believe in God, but rather that I act as though he existed". To practice this widely, would transform the world, and then perhaps, people could debate at a later date, whether or not they felt God was real or not!

    • @taniaswain-williams1379
      @taniaswain-williams1379 3 года назад +1

      @@stuartlimbrick4187 so amazing aye to say don't have to believe in god but try acting as if you do.. See how it goes. It's genius. Because life improves when we act like we believe regardless of whether it is (god is and honestly i think he knows that but he only proclaims to know things he can prove with research)

    • @danstrickland8908
      @danstrickland8908 3 года назад +1

      @@stuartlimbrick4187 this is much the way I’ve tried to view the world - and JP has definitely helped me broaden the way I can view this. Really nice to hear someone breakdown the bible in a way where it’s not being evangelised, but presented in a way where believers or unbelievers can share in the value of the wisdom contained within

  • @ninjamaggadottir8277
    @ninjamaggadottir8277 7 лет назад +332

    The comment section on all Jordan Peterson videos make me happy , I seriously enjoy reading the comments from all my fellow sorters.

    • @jeffpence6163
      @jeffpence6163 7 лет назад +1

      Hressa Gellan
      New here. I get the clean up your room thing but what is this "sorting" phenomenon?

    • @ninjamaggadottir8277
      @ninjamaggadottir8277 7 лет назад +1

      To sort yourself out :)

    • @saintejeannedarc9460
      @saintejeannedarc9460 7 лет назад +8

      Slight correction, Hressa. "Sort yourself oat, Bucko!"

    • @isaytheenay5961
      @isaytheenay5961 6 лет назад +3

      I agree, it's a notably productive and honest pocket in the middle of the chaotic internet. Reading through the comments, I noticed immediately the difference. There's a lot less angst. A lot less anger. A lot less trolling. I'm not sure if that's because this information has made listeners maybe a little more stable and honest. Or if those are just the people that sought this information. Maybe it's a bit of both.

    • @rajachauhan004
      @rajachauhan004 5 лет назад

      Know why? SJWs don’t wander in such comment sections:)

  • @visfor9355
    @visfor9355 5 лет назад +114

    Ive been looking for the things he's saying my whole life. Nobody listening to all of this will ever be the same. Gotta be grateful that people all over the world have access to this much wisdom practically for free

    • @whattheshit4936
      @whattheshit4936 4 года назад +3

      Vaughn A. Vickers I feel that! I started with Alan Watts in a very spiritual point in my life, but after that mind space collapsed I spent years in a wandering depression looking at the world without any spiritual or otherworldly lens - I became too science minded lol then I found this dude and it’s like discovering the innocent joy of spirituality all over again.

    • @misssarahashplant31
      @misssarahashplant31 4 года назад

      Were you soul searching? Did you find what you lost?

    • @visfor9355
      @visfor9355 4 года назад

      @@misssarahashplant31 i think im always going to be "soul searching" I've found new perspective and information that im learning to articulate. Like I always knew this perspective existed but hadnt done the studying to fully acknowledge it and certainly not articulate it this way.

    • @misssarahashplant31
      @misssarahashplant31 4 года назад

      @@visfor9355 Does that mean that you are a fully paid-up member of the God squad?

    • @misssarahashplant31
      @misssarahashplant31 4 года назад

      @@visfor9355 While you're searching you might want to search for a description of Jesus Christ because the Bible does not tell us what he looked like. Christians call the Bible a work of literature but they don't mention the fact that there are no descriptions of what he looked like. Not a single word.
      Every single piece of literature I have ever read describes the main characters so that the reader can create a mental image of him/her. Christians are worshipping someone when they don't even know what he looked like.

  • @TyTy_Tech
    @TyTy_Tech 11 месяцев назад +20

    All alone at the office and I clapped when the video ended. No one was there to hear and I still couldn’t resist the urge to applaud. So incredible Dr.Peterson, thank you so very much.

  • @henric2493
    @henric2493 7 лет назад +8196

    I can't believe I'm saying this, but I want to take the time to thank the SJW for introducing Jordan B. Peterson to me and the lot of us!

    • @andrewplck
      @andrewplck 7 лет назад +345

      Henri Chastain a single good thing they have unintentionally caused.

    • @godiva7721
      @godiva7721 7 лет назад +274

      In all darkness is the seed of light, in all light is the seed of darkness, Bucko.

    • @powmod1
      @powmod1 7 лет назад +100

      In filth it will be found

    • @mathetesolei7961
      @mathetesolei7961 7 лет назад +14

      in sterquiliniO invenitur. The ablative singular requires the ending -o not -us.

    • @CaptCutler
      @CaptCutler 7 лет назад +13

      "In sterquilinus invenitur" .... /pol/ lol

  • @Edellus
    @Edellus 7 лет назад +72

    Being able to listen and to watch Dr. Jordan B Peterson's lectures is a privilege I wouldn't mind checking over and over again.

  • @eggmayostudios1264
    @eggmayostudios1264 6 лет назад +74

    I took a whole semester on phenomenology and didn't understand a thing. Jordan Peterson explains it in 5 minutes and it changes my life.

    • @motivatoraligator6
      @motivatoraligator6 5 лет назад

      And how would you know describe it shortly on paper?!

    • @genesis4k
      @genesis4k 4 года назад +1

      MotivatorAligator what?

  • @0321Sjoerd
    @0321Sjoerd 3 года назад +109

    “Wisdom is what enables you to deal, honorably, with the tragedies of life.” Very well said… It’s so great that these lectures so full of wisdom are given to us for free… Thank you!

  • @oliverparry69420
    @oliverparry69420 5 лет назад +135

    Dr. Peterson has had, and continues to have an enormous positive impact on my mental heath and outlook on life, i am eternally greatful for his existence

  • @alienahkosmos2070
    @alienahkosmos2070 7 лет назад +89

    I'm going on a mountain trip, away from civilization, with no internet and no phone; I'm downloading these lectures on my mp3 player and that's what I'm going to listen to, apart from the sounds of nature. Thank you, Jordan Peterson.

  • @WilliamJarrott
    @WilliamJarrott 5 лет назад +108

    Carl Jung talked about that the God "problem" must be answered in this life time. To deny God will lead to suffering.

  • @michaelduffy9720
    @michaelduffy9720 2 года назад +47

    As someone lucky enough ro have met this man and shake his hand, and even get a chance to ask him a question (which he answered eloquently) I can genuinely say he is the personification of all that we struggle to achieve. If we grasp and use even a fraction of his knowledge we become instrumental in making the world a better place x

  • @diegocervantes7946
    @diegocervantes7946 7 лет назад +45

    True respect for anyone who never needs a script to speak on important matters, my hats off to you Mr. Peterson.

  • @choircats4226
    @choircats4226 4 года назад +821

    Can’t wait to play his lectures in the car while my kids grow up listening to him. Next thing you know they’ll be telling me to sort myself out and start imitating the logos....

    • @garymccray7822
      @garymccray7822 4 года назад +34

      This man is an excellent intellectual role model to have. Good choice 😊

    • @03019a
      @03019a 4 года назад +38

      At least they will tidy up their room

    • @giuliano6248
      @giuliano6248 4 года назад +2

      How did they do?

    • @03019a
      @03019a 4 года назад +39

      @@giuliano6248 dude, it has been just two months. Give her children time to grow

    • @sakanablesakanable
      @sakanablesakanable 3 года назад +2

      You are a great mum

  • @bigdaddyodin9306
    @bigdaddyodin9306 5 лет назад +119

    Jordan B. Peterson is an intellectual titan, one of the greatest minds of our time and I'm deeply fortunate to be alive during a time where technology has allowed him to share his mind with the entire world. I'm forever grateful for his insight into the great matters, issues and debates of the 21st century. It astounds me that anybody could look at this man, listen to his words and conclude that he is somehow evil or malicious. Thank you JBP for helping countless people gain new perspective and insight into all the things you've talked about and I hope you continue to do your work for many years to come. God bless Jordan B. Peterson.

    • @carladenhoed794
      @carladenhoed794 4 года назад

      They were told not to listen to false prophets by false prophets. Church knows: give me a child until the age of seven and it’s ours.

    • @raykopenate2969
      @raykopenate2969 3 года назад

      Absolutely

    • @SFXingful
      @SFXingful 3 года назад

      @@carladenhoed794 Ain't that the truth...

    • @elliott7706
      @elliott7706 3 года назад

      There is a reason the media says he is evil my friend. He goes against their communist ideologies. Their crazy laws they pass. Were in crazy times. My family ran from communism and this man is a global treasure. The youth need him more than ever to sideline the bs lies they hear from the corrupt institutions

  • @koketsomatemane5990
    @koketsomatemane5990 3 месяца назад +3

    I am already overwhelmed by the sheer profoundness within the first 2 episodes. Me being grateful is realizing that there are actually more episodes that I can garner for wisdom. THANK YOU LORD.🙏

  • @markcederberg1
    @markcederberg1 6 лет назад +233

    This man has changed my life. I now am a God believing and productive being. I was an athiest who dedicated my time to preaching atheism and smoking weed. Now I am a christian and a hard working productive individual who believes there is a deeper meaning to life.

    • @xy-hh2cs
      @xy-hh2cs 5 лет назад +14

      You will probably never read this but I love that spirit

    • @Digger-Nick
      @Digger-Nick 5 лет назад +20

      You were never an atheist and never smoked weed. You ain't fooling anybody

    • @arthurwellesley5350
      @arthurwellesley5350 5 лет назад +3

      Good decision brother, imagine the souls that are in hell as we speak seeking God for a second chance.

    • @jamessgian7691
      @jamessgian7691 5 лет назад +10

      Other people to read: C. S. Lewis; G. K. Chesterton; George MacDonald; Dorothy Sayers; Thomas a’Kempis; David Whyte; Joseph Campbell; Flannery O’Connor; Dante; Aquinas; Etienne Gilson; John Henry Newman; Frank Sheed; Owen Barfield; Maurice Baring; Gerard Manley Hopkins; T. S. Eliot; Tolkien; Graham Greene; etc

    • @Mshabbak
      @Mshabbak 5 лет назад +4

      Glory to God! ❤🤗🙏 so gooooooddd

  • @georgerodriguez6720
    @georgerodriguez6720 7 лет назад +159

    "The root of malevolence is the desire for revenge against God for creation itself" -Jordan Peterson

    • @TheHiLiteShow7
      @TheHiLiteShow7 7 лет назад +9

      That's a fascinating quote in its levels of complexity and truth. Explaining that to people is the challenge of any good soul.

    • @befirmbefair6674
      @befirmbefair6674 6 лет назад +2

      Wow! Thanks for sharing this.

    • @danielh3719
      @danielh3719 6 лет назад +1

      @@befirmbefair6674 ruclips.net/video/hdrLQ7DpiWs/видео.html

    • @jahedurrahman6130
      @jahedurrahman6130 5 лет назад +2

      As a Muslim, this is 100% bang on point. Iblis aka Satan’s main goal is to misguide mankind as a way of revenge against the creation of Adam because Satan viewed the creation of Adam as inferior. God commanded Satan to bow down to Adam as a sign of respect but his arrogance kicked him out of Heaven. This is absolutely profound. Thank you JP.

  • @callmedeno
    @callmedeno 7 лет назад +1417

    has peterson addressed why we all watch this after 2 am?

    • @AO-rw5xg
      @AO-rw5xg 6 лет назад +62

      thats the time spirits are active. good and evil alike

    • @scottfitzgerald5352
      @scottfitzgerald5352 6 лет назад +122

      It may have a relationship with the "darkness" of the unconscious and the chaos of the unknown... ot maybe we all just have a serious problem with time managment 😂😂😂

    • @johnmillard2931
      @johnmillard2931 6 лет назад +14

      4 am

    • @mariouriel5057
      @mariouriel5057 6 лет назад +17

      3:33 am

    • @johnmillard2931
      @johnmillard2931 6 лет назад +2

      Makinima 1 awesome. Where ya from. Chicago here. Southside.

  • @jazzed2b
    @jazzed2b 2 года назад +16

    This is Christianity for the really deep thinkers that are not sure they believe and cannot believe blindly but still wrestle with existentialism. God certainly has a way about reaching people unconventionally…magnificent!

  • @SIVA6619
    @SIVA6619 3 года назад +651

    01:02 What kind of book the bible is
    05:46 The word of god
    07:41 structure has capacity for action
    10:06 The Son
    14:37 Free speech
    18:47 In the beginning...
    22:26 Unknown territory and the paternal courage
    26:49 Trust is the fondamental natural ressource
    31:43 Adam & Eve
    34:11 the things you see
    35:14 People have a lot of guilt
    38:07 2 catastrophes in adam & eve
    43:26 And god said :let there be light
    48:31 Its not all the same to you / Heidegger
    53:45 Carl Jung
    55:24 Picture of the world
    56:59 People don't want just security
    58:18 brain hemispheres and known/unknown
    1:01:12 and god saw that it was good / Faust
    1:06:36 mode of being
    1:08:56 Communist totalitarism
    1:11:21 God creating order
    1:18:33 fourth day - evening and morning
    1:22:36 Old testament and new testament
    1:28:55 Divine and the body
    1:31:02 let us make man in our image
    1:34:28 Michelangelo put god in the brain
    1:38:54 sixth and seventh day
    1:43:15 Freud and dreams
    1:45:06 Attributes of God
    1:46:27 Trinitian idea
    1:53:48 Metaphysical experiences
    1:56:11 the Cross
    1:59:40 Q&A - intellect as lucifer ?
    02:06:10 Knowledge of nakedness and knowledge of good and evil

    • @californialiving8368
      @californialiving8368 2 года назад +39

      @@sasqetshenkley1190 pro tip. Skip to the end then hit rewind and no more advertisements. Your welcome

    • @johnfoster4827
      @johnfoster4827 2 года назад +10

      ​@@californialiving8368 GASP!!! IF this works I owe you BIGLY

    • @emmaschmidt4774
      @emmaschmidt4774 2 года назад +4

      Jordan Peterson
      True love = the love of God!
      *God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being*
      Philippians 2:5-8

    • @milikachen
      @milikachen 2 года назад +2

      Thank you

    • @wyatt7425
      @wyatt7425 2 года назад +3

      Dude thank you so much for these

  • @abrohamproductions8263
    @abrohamproductions8263 5 лет назад +73

    "You believe what you act out. Which is a really good way of fundamentally defining belief."
    I used this earlier today, where I purposefully changed my actions, and as a product of that, my belief about the situation changed more towards what I want.

    • @TheAntwain143
      @TheAntwain143 3 года назад +2

      Would be awesome, and potentially really inspiring, to hear the example (if you’re willing to share).

    • @rockerman403
      @rockerman403 3 года назад

      It's the intersection of mysticism into rationality. That's the idea of mental transmutation and such. The fact that to -evolve- you must -Involve-

  • @idadru
    @idadru 7 лет назад +79

    I left the church long ago but Peterson seems to make anything he puts his mind to incredibly interesting and enthralling. A rare bird indeed, the world needs more people like him.

  • @autumnleaves2766
    @autumnleaves2766 5 месяцев назад +5

    Dr Jordan Peterson is a gift to humanity, a beacon of light in a dark and troubled modern world. These lectures are outstanding, two hours without notes, just the Biblical text, and then he is able to answer questions at the end. It's great that these public lectures from a few years ago are available for us to watch on You Tube. Dr Peterson's lectures are always fascinating, stimulating and thought-provoking, a truly outstanding speaker. Much appreciated here in England. 👍👍👍❤

  • @jamesm3511
    @jamesm3511 5 лет назад +211

    I listen to this to sleep.
    2 lectures and 4+ hours later, I'm clicking the 3rd one.
    Work is gonna be brutal in 3 hours. Worth it.

    • @hebinpun1605
      @hebinpun1605 5 лет назад +17

      Do what is meaningful not what is expedient

    • @detailingshed8130
      @detailingshed8130 4 года назад +5

      I do too, the sounds of his voice usually embodies someone in my dreams that I know personally - it can be a little odd while I'm dreaming, but once I awaken it all makes sense like 'oh, X didn't suddenly become profoundly intelligent over night". Lol

    • @jerkueimarekanyuon4475
      @jerkueimarekanyuon4475 4 года назад +2

      This comment just gave me my best tears laugh of the year.

    • @klausosho
      @klausosho 4 года назад

      @@92mrsrdb You are not his wife :D

    • @92mrsrdb
      @92mrsrdb 4 года назад +1

      @@klausosho dang right I'm not his wife. I'm married to a man that knows how to change the oil in my truck. Mr Peterson's voice is soothing but he's not my type.

  • @jotaone
    @jotaone 5 лет назад +184

    I can't believe I spent 2h30m of my saturday night watching this. Though English is not my first language I could get through after the english captions went off by 40:00. It is unbelievable how this man can get across so many complicated and first sight hard-to-explain issues with such ease and confidence.

    • @jotaone
      @jotaone 4 года назад

      @Kay Mel spanish!

    • @charlenelee2679
      @charlenelee2679 3 года назад

      I spend my Saturday nights the same

    • @colleenjones4703
      @colleenjones4703 3 года назад

      P

    • @colleenjones4703
      @colleenjones4703 3 года назад

      @@jotaone ]ppppp

    • @kristynsotelo1452
      @kristynsotelo1452 3 года назад +2

      Lol. Its early Sunday morning a year after this OP and here i am on the second part. Saturday night and Sunday morning for me. I guess this is my Sunday school. :)

  • @vladCOBHC
    @vladCOBHC 6 лет назад +218

    My brain feels drained after watching 5 hours straight of these series but it's too damn fascinating and I can't stop watching!

    • @eunbidraws3778
      @eunbidraws3778 6 лет назад

      IKR it's so compelling!

    • @1990cwa81625
      @1990cwa81625 6 лет назад +4

      Ditto. Simce I discovered JP's channel I have watched hundreds of hours of his lectures. I am not exaggerating. Not even a little bit.

    • @mayraartisa3004
      @mayraartisa3004 5 лет назад +2

      Make notes if you haven't already... is quite perplexing to reflect all those ideas in paper through our own words and see how much we might be able to grasp even further

    • @kfoster3616
      @kfoster3616 5 лет назад

      me too!

  • @stevebuddha8172
    @stevebuddha8172 2 года назад +19

    Be grateful folks, he is our living philosopher. Our modern day Socrates. He will be remembered just like the people he mentioned in his lectures, Jung, Freud, Nietzsche and Peterson will be in that conversation

  • @CarissaWyles
    @CarissaWyles 5 лет назад +22

    How have I gone so long without hearing about this genius human being? I don't think I realized someone so intelligent was alive currently... my life is better just listening to him. Intelligence is like a warm fuzzy blanket to me, so soothing.

    • @Mcaark
      @Mcaark 3 года назад +1

      Unfortunately, Peterson is a danger to people who don’t want you to know these wonderful things. So they try to silence and slander him.

  • @Milestonemonger
    @Milestonemonger 6 лет назад +316

    You don't have to be religious to appreciate this mind blowing insight on human psych.

    • @indianskeptic5798
      @indianskeptic5798 5 лет назад +5

      I can totally relate to your comment. Since I'm an atheist who holds truth supreme, JBP forced me to take a more serious look at religious stories, and what I found just blew my mind - finding kernels of historical truth in the Biblical story of Genesis: ruclips.net/video/scfHPxiHfz0/видео.html

    • @HashimyHuseini
      @HashimyHuseini 5 лет назад +2

      I'm sorry but you are wrong, come on man how would you imagine such a thing was made by randomness and without any consciousness creating it. You should acknowledge the fact that you're the most complex and efficient thing in your room.

    • @drrydog
      @drrydog 4 года назад

      Yup but Atheists are still right.

    • @HashimyHuseini
      @HashimyHuseini 4 года назад +1

      nox scythe right to the face.
      (Athiests think they are right)*

    • @MrBrutal33
      @MrBrutal33 4 года назад

      The Bible is a fairy story for primitive minds...if you hold it up to actual empirical evidence it crumbles into dust. For instance, if plants and humans were made at relatively the same time then how come the oldest plant records are 386,000,000 years old yet the oldest human records are only 300,000 years old?

  • @Becca8123
    @Becca8123 5 лет назад +50

    I don't know how you do it Dr Peterson but you speak to me without having met me. Considering this lecture series is about the bible and how it shapes human lives, I have to assume that much of your knowledge of people has come from your understanding of the bible. I never could have believed that someone would be able to produce an argument for why religion and following God through the bible could possibly have any use to my life. Thank you for sharing you wisdom, you have had a positive effect on my life and I can now see how to aim to have the best life that I can.

  • @Shivani-ur5te
    @Shivani-ur5te 3 года назад +12

    Watching you gives me hope...makes me want to live more, keeps me sane. It keeps my mind away from trivialities of life. If you're reading this Mr. Peterson, thank you for existing.

  • @GREYdog10
    @GREYdog10 4 года назад +179

    Beautifully articulated. When Jordan Peterson talks he always wakes up something inside of me.
    I just want to say thank you.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 3 года назад +4

      Me too, i wish he knew how much he has helped all of us. We say thank you in the comments but I just wish he say all the thanks.

    • @befirmbefair6674
      @befirmbefair6674 3 года назад

      True.

    • @dustynduncan8757
      @dustynduncan8757 2 года назад +1

      For me he's also hilarious. He says things like, this is a metaphor. But what type of metaphor, I do not know. And though it is a metaphor, it is true to some extent, although to what extent, I do not know. 😂😂😂
      I'm listening to this, and thinking to myself, this guy is so intelligent and has so much information in his brain that as he's talking his brain is constantly throwing more information at him. Information overload. Very similar to Elon musk when he speaks

    • @dustynduncan8757
      @dustynduncan8757 2 года назад

      @@tookyohead trust me, he knows. Watch the Jordan Peterson / Joe Rogan experience. He breaks down in tears telling Joe how humbled he is when people tell him how much he means to them. And how much they have helped him. A very passionate man

    • @Ot-ej5gi
      @Ot-ej5gi 2 года назад

      @@dustynduncan8757 it's ok, I also don't get everything he says sometimes. I look up every word or expression I don't know though. Also, keep listening to him and reading good classical books. Check out his reading list. Continue being humble and learning and bettering yourself.

  • @MarcosSerra100
    @MarcosSerra100 5 лет назад +119

    I feel so blessed for being a contemporary of this man.

    • @lnln3656
      @lnln3656 5 лет назад +2

      I got to see him live in Toronto in April! Awesome!

    • @antoniosieso1594
      @antoniosieso1594 3 года назад +1

      I am from 2087 and still feel glad for him

    • @Gabu115
      @Gabu115 3 года назад

      @@antoniosieso1594 good reply lol

    • @JdotCarver
      @JdotCarver 3 года назад

      Damn that hit me hard.
      I really think he is a marvel in this world. And imagining the people, decades from now, only discovering his talks.
      We really are blessed.

  • @Abraham-nd1bl
    @Abraham-nd1bl 6 лет назад +53

    Herman Hesse, J. S. Bach, Albert Camus, Friedrich Nietzsche, Alan Watts ... and the Bible. Because of them, I was less lonely. I am listening to Jordan Peterson now and I feel the same. Thank you deeply for your courage and faith on life.

  • @farmschoolchicks1913
    @farmschoolchicks1913 2 года назад +30

    You literally saved my life, and since then I’ve had two more children and am pregnant again. I’ve had 4 more years with my amazing husband and 3 oldest children. I’ve been baptized, confirmed, and reconciled in the church. Thank you.

  • @SiimLand
    @SiimLand 7 лет назад +267

    40:45 - "If religion was the opium of the masses, then communism was the methamphetamine of the masses." Pure gold.

    • @adao5308
      @adao5308 6 лет назад

      Hi Simm.
      Fellow impactivist here.
      Let's join hands and get Tom to bring on JBP...what do you think?

    • @ismireghal68
      @ismireghal68 6 лет назад +2

      Siim Land could you elaborate on how you understand that statement? not sure if i got it right :)

    • @oakson3045
      @oakson3045 6 лет назад +8

      I hazard to guess that his meaning was drawing a parallel between the effects of these different drugs. Opiods generally create a sense of docility, euphoria, and distracts the user from the vicissitudes of life. Meth makes you irrational, aggressive and is horrid for the body.

    • @tomwelshshore
      @tomwelshshore 6 лет назад

      Josh Pelletier it also makes you pick and rip yourself apart its a deep statement

    • @jeremyponcy5065
      @jeremyponcy5065 6 лет назад +1

      Josh Pelletier If Communism is meth than the real gateway drug is TidePods.

  • @batemanpaul
    @batemanpaul 5 лет назад +230

    That's the kind of education I wish I'd gotten when I was younger

    • @KittyM-
      @KittyM- 3 года назад

      When I was younger, I had some very learned teachers. But I was too silly to listen beyond getting good grades. So now I learn my lessons the hard way, and THEN remember one of them told me how to not do that 😁

  • @WildernessMindset
    @WildernessMindset 7 лет назад +673

    Religion has been waiting for a re-interpretation to adapt it to modern times since the industrial revolution and I think Jordan is finally the man to do it.

    • @robertoarbizu
      @robertoarbizu 6 лет назад +33

      Bad idea to put all that weight into one man!

    • @anthonya459
      @anthonya459 6 лет назад +11

      Yeah no

    • @tamotit
      @tamotit 6 лет назад +31

      Jung and Dostoevsky got that covered. Religions need to start demonstrating their truth more fully

    • @nzzenith
      @nzzenith 6 лет назад +15

      I agree, he is touching on philosophical issues that original sinners faced, yet he's unlikely stating anything new that hasn't already been discussed. However, people are not discussing genesis to this depth commonly for it to be so delightful.

    • @jshdelarosa
      @jshdelarosa 6 лет назад +9

      the crazy part is it was dumbed down during the dark ages, its always been as deep as peterson gas said, im a well read artist and quit church because they were not seeing the deep symbolism and messages i knew studying symbols, cultures and archetypes.

  • @gillybarker3118
    @gillybarker3118 2 года назад +19

    The most compelling bible teachings I’ve ever heard. I have no adjectives to describe how valuable these teachings are. It resonates on the deepest level…

  • @johnhansen4794
    @johnhansen4794 6 лет назад +833

    "Communism was the methamphetamine of the masses."
    Dr Jordan B Peterson
    I still want that on a tee shirt.
    (edit: o not e / some of the comments are pretty fun.)

    • @jarcher8364
      @jarcher8364 6 лет назад +9

      Thats funny, when I first started listening to JP I thought that too. He says such much that I want to carry around with me , that yeah, that needs to be on a t-shirt!

    • @lucasraphaelpianegonda2058
      @lucasraphaelpianegonda2058 5 лет назад +9

      Make two

    • @jackson88bass
      @jackson88bass 5 лет назад +8

      It's actually Peterson, with an O letter after S.
      Be aware for not writing wrongly on your shirt.
      I guess you made mistake 'cause you're used to write your own name Hansen, my friend.
      God blessings.

    • @saffigrey5887
      @saffigrey5887 5 лет назад +5

      I'll have one!

    • @WLynn-su2fs
      @WLynn-su2fs 5 лет назад +8

      In a girl-cut please :-) if I had my druthers-and wore T-shirts frequently-I’d be wearing JBP 365 days a year. And when it wasn’t Peterson it would be Jocko.

  • @neoxenia7014
    @neoxenia7014 6 лет назад +46

    Thank the divines we have a voice like Jordan amidst all this insanity and chaos.

  • @jimkennedy4509
    @jimkennedy4509 6 лет назад +61

    I know an ICU nurse. She says “it is a good day when at the end of the shift everyone who should be alive is.”
    And I thought my work got stressful

    • @Raven97
      @Raven97 5 лет назад +11

      As an ICU nurse myself I would add to that statement 'and those who need to die , do so with comfort'

  • @ronsalvo5750
    @ronsalvo5750 11 месяцев назад +3

    I am reading this on a Sunday morning and Dr. Peterson has convinced me that I should make up for lost time. I consider his words a blessing. Thank you.

  • @theveganroot7896
    @theveganroot7896 5 лет назад +55

    He brings spiritual people from a place of "woo-woo" to being seriously considered in society. This is powerful stuff

  • @newsungsails3651
    @newsungsails3651 7 лет назад +3274

    I no longer feel like an atheist.

    • @philipspires5781
      @philipspires5781 7 лет назад +95

      Would you say you feel... "good" now?

    • @nolifedotcom
      @nolifedotcom 7 лет назад +150

      Glad I'm not the only one. Not sure what to think of myself as. Any suggestions?

    • @Jordan19309
      @Jordan19309 7 лет назад +22

      Christopher Arnett Could you elaborate I'm at 1:39:17 and I haven't felt this at all.

    • @MsDrSantana
      @MsDrSantana 7 лет назад +257

      The biggest problem with atheism is that it puts the concept of God in a box so that you cannot explore and search for the revelation of what God is on your own. The great philosophers and scientists (including Einstein) didn't lock the definition of God this way. But today's new atheists are very particular, ensuring you cannot have a conversation exploring the idea of God where they don't control the definition, the characteristics, the history, the dogma of what God is. What I love about Peterson is that he brings back to the conversation that God transcends our "factual" fixations. Truth is alive and comes in Metaphor.

    • @janetmcgregor775
      @janetmcgregor775 7 лет назад +75

      I think I'm still an atheist, In that, I'm not going to start asking the sky daddy for favours. But I have more respect for him as an archetype and the other stories. I'm calling myself a Cultural Christian.

  • @FloatingOrbProductions
    @FloatingOrbProductions 7 лет назад +824

    Thank you for putting all of these lectures on your channel. The information you articulate has been tremendously helpful in my life.

    • @lux.tobias
      @lux.tobias 3 года назад +3

      ⚡🥰EDV🥰⚡

    • @de3362
      @de3362 2 года назад

      Gdv ⛴⛴🚢🚤🚏🏘🏡

    • @santosd6065
      @santosd6065 2 года назад

      JFC man, every time I listen to Peterson I am stunned that people take his babbling seriously. Our collective IQ as a civilization must have fallen pretty low to listen to this dipstick's inane ramblings and find them profound

    • @emmaschmidt4774
      @emmaschmidt4774 2 года назад

      ***True love = the love of God!*** God himself went to the cross for you out of love for you as a human being Philippians 2:5-8

  • @joetiser5694
    @joetiser5694 3 года назад +25

    "You're cynical and maybe momentarily someone acts as a light in the darkness. And that lifts your spirits up and gives you hope, and helps you continue on". Jordan answers his own question as to why so many men show up for his Biblical series.

  • @rs.matr1x
    @rs.matr1x 7 лет назад +66

    Why is Dr Peterson always surprised people want to listen to his great lectures? He's great!

    • @leevenable8628
      @leevenable8628 7 лет назад +1

      What an answer, spot on

    • @pisofff277
      @pisofff277 8 месяцев назад

      Who thinks people want more rules haha but turns out we crave them

  • @kellyfj
    @kellyfj 7 лет назад +29

    I am only 1.5 hours in and he has already had so much fascinating discussion and we're still on page 1 or 2 of Genesis!

  • @debiperry2599
    @debiperry2599 4 года назад +94

    I’m watching this series for the first time & am amazed at how life changing these lectures really are. I love the part about speaking the truth is always bringing good into the world.... also glad Jordan is getting well!!

  • @ChrisSimpson1979
    @ChrisSimpson1979 2 года назад +2

    Who would have ever thought that a psychologist interpreting the bible through a psychological lense would help so many to see the complex yet majestic gift that we have been blessed with, when we were given these biblical stories.
    Even in our narcissistic and self involved world, these interpretations show that the Bible is a comedy book with something for every situation you face in life.

  • @biddydibdab9180
    @biddydibdab9180 5 лет назад +13

    I left a Christian fundamentalist church when I was 22. I became, at best, a skeptic and, at worst, an atheist. Though the Biblical Series hasn’t yet changed my mind, I’m thrilled with this brilliant interpretation (understanding) of these ancient books. I’ll keep watching.

    • @maemaemay7013
      @maemaemay7013 3 года назад +2

      Welcome! Come on in, the waters are actually a Tardis, (bigger & more valuable on the inside! ) You have more friends than you know. Glad to see you here!

  • @Osse573
    @Osse573 7 лет назад +9

    I can't stop watching this. His words are like a feast to the part of my brain which is famished for answers and good thinking.

  • @carlovincetti4538
    @carlovincetti4538 3 года назад +5

    This is how the exploration process works for things unforeseen, being uncertain.
    The refreshment is his honesty about it in his opening words.

  • @andrewsamurov6060
    @andrewsamurov6060 4 года назад +2093

    Anyone else re-watching in 2020(2021)?

    • @annieinwonderland
      @annieinwonderland 4 года назад +18

      Yep only just found about him.

    • @AlphariusandOmegon
      @AlphariusandOmegon 4 года назад +23

      2020 has become peak woke and I don't see it slowing down until everything is on fire.

    • @TonyJohnsonIntoxinator
      @TonyJohnsonIntoxinator 4 года назад +41

      Watching for the first time in 2020 (well, listening to the audio version). Having a conversation with a guy on reddit that says “everything he (JBP) says is bullshit”. Trying to square that circle with what I’m hearing. It says that there’s at least one person out there that has heard what he has said, but hasn’t thought about it at all - outside of the preconceived prejudices that are already held. There’s way too much in here to unpack and dismiss with the single word - bullshit. It’s just not that simple. As JBP would say - No! Wrong! That’s not a very sophisticated argument. It’s way more complicated than that.

    • @octoberrast4953
      @octoberrast4953 4 года назад +15

      Yes. Watching again in 2020 as an antidote to the chaos of this messed up year.

    • @joetheperformer
      @joetheperformer 4 года назад +2

      Oh yes, I am for sure.

  • @WrightlyDivided
    @WrightlyDivided 6 лет назад +58

    Hope he finishes all 52 before he passes, will watch these my whole life

    • @cavscout62
      @cavscout62 5 лет назад

      Jake Nicholson - People don’t “pass”, they die.

    • @vernie7882
      @vernie7882 4 года назад +4

      dread nought You seem insecure and scared of death.

  • @gigiontube
    @gigiontube 5 лет назад +26

    Mr. Peterson,
    If you read this comment.... just know that we really feel our IQ going up while listening to you. I'm discovering lots of things about myself and the people around me, it's like a veil is little by little removed from my eyes.
    Just as you said it in this video... we listen to you and notice our "eyes get opened".
    Thank you for all your hard work. You are a treasure to humanity !

  • @c.0971
    @c.0971 3 года назад +12

    . . . If only there were words great enough to describe my gratitude for your wisdom. . . Thank you for making life better. . . I'm just in awe. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

  • @daniellong5101
    @daniellong5101 5 лет назад +41

    Truly the nicest part of youtube I have ever explored is this channel series! Opened my eyes up to a part of the world that i had previously dismissed. Thanks JP

  • @danielh3719
    @danielh3719 6 лет назад +11

    "What you have to decide is, that if you speak the truth then what happens is good, regardless of what happens."

    • @danielh3719
      @danielh3719 6 лет назад

      ruclips.net/video/hdrLQ7DpiWs/видео.html

  • @samuelgulizia7711
    @samuelgulizia7711 3 года назад +78

    The relevance and value in such an old book is actually mind blowing. Thank you Jordan Peterson for making me see things in a way I would have never thought.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 3 года назад +4

      It's thanks to our ancestors that we have evolved and progressed thus far. Smart people have been around for 10's of thousands of yrs. In this age of technology we always forget where we came from. Stay humble:)

    • @KittyM-
      @KittyM- 3 года назад +1

      Absolutely. It's the wisdom of our forefathers

    • @nellieeruditus312
      @nellieeruditus312 3 года назад

      @@KittyM- Fourfathers? You're weird

    • @KittyM-
      @KittyM- 3 года назад

      @@nellieeruditus312 Thank you for your editorial. It's not "four"

  • @scottstefanik6324
    @scottstefanik6324 3 года назад +62

    26:10 This depiction of how betrayal effects people helped me understand what both my ex and myself were feeling as we went through our divorce. It is amazing.

  • @Shoutinthewind
    @Shoutinthewind 6 лет назад +346

    I’m I the only one who has noticed the the sense of decorum in the comment section of Peterson’s videos is noticeably higher than the standard on RUclips? The RUclips comment section is usually rife with little but vicious insults and juvenile commentary and that doesn’t seem to be the case here.

    • @useodyseeorbitchute9450
      @useodyseeorbitchute9450 6 лет назад +19

      Yes... You, figured out the whole conspiracy ;)
      More seriously:
      -anti click-bait title
      -long lecture
      -not politically or ideologically loaded issue
      -high skill with caution not to get overreaching conclusion
      Many not politically engaged lectures on youtube actually share such features and comment section. Be careful, if you liked too many catchy, politically engaged ones, you'd get more of them in your recommended list.

    • @nassbouazzati4803
      @nassbouazzati4803 6 лет назад +3

      Yeah. I wanted to comment this ahhaH i just want to add.. Have u also noticed how almost every comment has been edited. Lol :p

    • @thinkingmachine354
      @thinkingmachine354 5 лет назад +3

      Miss Ming explore the unknown and find them. We know they exist.

    • @norwegiannignog2470
      @norwegiannignog2470 5 лет назад +2

      Anming Alexander stop escaping to anime for one thing

    • @mitchsynder1513
      @mitchsynder1513 5 лет назад +3

      I think it's the philosophical intellectual nature of the lectures, perhaps. To be watching this, it's fairly safe to assume your truly feeling the "thirst" for knowledge, purpose, identity, community and we are very deeply tribal. He explains this later on. And look what he is building, friend, it Is beautiful.