Yep. Rode my motorbike 3 hours to meet this women for a 1st date. Had a panic attack right before the date. 2 years later we are engaged. Life is wild.
I did. It brought me suicidal depression and almost unemployment. In the end i won, and ended up with no new friends, no transformation, and no love. It did get me a more wellpayed job though.
Been through hell, wrestled demons(both tenses of wrestled),met the devil, and then God found me in the abyss . Its been a miraculous life thus far, get close to God and hold on.
@@nicolasdupuis-pw2it mine, was betrayal . Total abandonment as a child then total betrayal. This was my hell and yes death seemed at many times easier on fact i tried to end it. Betrayal is absolutely the worst pain I've felt and I have felt alot
@@nicolasdupuis-pw2it everything from demonic oppression style haunting, to brain damage, illness, betrayal, theft, a million dollar business downsized to 50k annual, and even death of loved 1's, all in the span of a few weeks. Followed by 9yrs of confusion and misery, that seemed super natural, i called the Murphy years. But God is good and im almost 100% back to health and my business didnt die its growing, i have a family now, and even stability in whatever storm comes blowing through. I deserved it, i climbed a mountain, spoke to God, instead of reverance i told him to leave me be. Life without God sux
@@lonewanderer_n7 so you just want a mirror of your own views ? Or do you want a new view with potential of expansion of your own consciousness. Because the mirror is currently acting as your defense mechanism, to the discomfort caused by illumination of the illusion. It's natural reaction cognitive dissonance. But to understand what you want to understand you need to transcend just rationality and 3rd dimensional framing of it..
@@lonewanderer_n7 basically , to find out what you want to know you need to approach the entire thing with a different perspective the limitations are only confined because of your perspective and approach. Reciprocity, openness, conscientiousness will help
I came across one of Professor Jordan's videos around 2015. At first, I glanced at his face and suit and thought to myself : There is no way this is worth my time. Then he opened his mouth, and I have no words to describe the enormous impact he had in my development. He was and still is one of the primary father figures I have in my life. This man gave me all the answers I needed in my pursuit of happiness. This man pointed me in all the right directions at the right age. I was 14 then. I am 22 now, I own a car that I bought with cash, I will buy an apartment in cash, I am going to therapy weekly, and I am trying everyday to become a better version of myself. I met the girl of my dreams, and we are going to get married this year. I sincerely wish the best for anyone out there who is struggling. My message is never stop. Life can get better if you put in the work. Stay safe and godspeed!
He has blind spots as does pretty much everyone, but his mind and heart is sharp and bright. His compass is perfectly aligned. I’ve never felt such love and respect for someone I’ve never met.
This man not only changed, but probably saved my life. I discovered the framework Jordan describes in this video roughly 3 years ago following a breakdown. Following self help on RUclips, I quickly found Jordan's content and it resonated with me deeply. This led me to the Understand Myself and Self Authoring program. Leaving these breadcrumbs for anyone else a little further behind me on their own personal journey. Chin up. 🤜🤛
Also found him, but before during and after my breakdown. God and Jesus get the credit for my transformation. Finally going to do Self Authoring this year. Keep going! We are always being sanctified.
Also found him, but before during and after my breakdown. God and Jesus get the credit for my transformation. Finally going to do Self Authoring this year. Keep going! We are always being sanctified.
Some adventures we go through involuntarily. Sometimes we are unable to be prepared, no matter how much we train to be. Taking care of someone for 21 years, then caring for them as you witness their horrific death, all the while experiencing the best and worst of friends and family during the hardest "adventure" of your life brings out a new reality in your personality entirely. You can't leave or escape the removal of your loved one's body, comprehend that they are now in a box, remember all of the important bits for the obit and funeral, help the kids say their good byes, and mourn the loss of the only person you have ever truly been yourself around. The only sanity comes in knowing that they are no longer suffering in excruciating physical and emotional pain and have gone on into heaven, because they believed in Christ's finished work of blood atonement on the cross. So you praise God, and plead with God, thanking Him for finally taking your loved one and asking for comfort through your tears. You know you will never be the same ever again and you will live out the rest of your days trying to honor the time you shared with your one true love.
I agree, face it, whatever it is you're afraid of or challenged by, not to suggest it's easy. I can tell you it will bring up feelings in you you'd generally rather not experience, causing you to want to reflexively avoid/evade the situation, but that's part of the process of getting *through it.* And beyond it. Truly an adventure of the inner kind. It's my experience, and belief going forward, that these inner adventures produce the eventual experiences of deeper wellbeing, greater competence in engaging life, and developing higher advantages over our previous experience of our self.
@@romeowandrainbow1040 If the process of facing one's fears was put in a nutshell, e.g., to simply face one's fears, as it's been put for probably hundreds of years, what's psychologically required to make advances into and through some fearful area of one's life will be overlooked and missed. It's psychologically more complex and complicated than the simplicity of some nutshell version of overcoming a fear. In my experience, personally and professionally, nearly *everyone* has no clue as to what's actually required in the process of "facing" one's fears as a means to overcome them; it's a central reason why so many new years resolutions fail to come to fruition; people view their giving up as just that, but in actuality they unwittingly weren't willing to face and deal with what comes up in themselves as they attempt to make a change.
Nazi Germany, stalinist Russia...if your a cult member, it's not a cult . Fact is the long timers were done before they got to the doors . Nobody questions the holocaust that runs people out the doors . No more flying monkeys !
Over the last two years Bob Proctor, Toni Robbins, Jake Ducey, and yourself are the voices that have reached out to me. All together all of you have truly changed my reality. I work to apply aspect from all words that I hear around myself whether from a book like The Secret as well as wise life lovers like yourself. Thank you for doing what gives you passion and then giving it back to the world for free.
The hero's journey. We use "hero" a lot in the modern era. To describe common soldiers, police officers and firefighters. To describe teachers. To describe simple parents. It's over used, the word hero. Every single person you will ever meet is engaged in a monumental struggle... and the hero is the person who survived their own bad luck and poor decisions with a sense of peace and with an outward affect of positive faith in oneself, and not in a magical sky daddy. I admire Dr. Peterson, immensely, but I'm sensing he is struggling, himself (and why shouldn't he be, what with the plain persecution he has faced). I hope he keeps fighting -- not just the woke mongers, but also against the basic human response to seek comfort from any and all who may offer support and encouragement. He seems to be laying down with strange bedfellows of late.
He's observing the evidence of the spiritual realm without completely saying it. He mentions a " ' "Spirit" that inhabits you when you take on your fears, and that is actually an aspect of God, for He is everything good, including courage.
Fun fact: the Portuguese bible translation for "blessed", like in the Mount's Sermon, instead of the literal "abençoado", it's "bem-aventurado", which means "well-adventured" 🤯❤️🔥💯
May God richly bless Dr. Jordan Peterson and his family, I shall pray prayers of thanksgiving for his intellect that he has shared with us, and I shall pray for his family health and well-being. Thankful beyond measure.
I love you JP. I have looked up to you for a few years now. And thats quite a long time. Its like ive listened to you speaking to me and mentoring me personally. And thats really something. That does mean a lot. I want to say thank you for always reminding me that when it comes to choosing between adventure or happiness im supposed to choose adventure and see how things unfold for me. And not only this but all the rules of life you've taught me.
Thank you for everything man! I've been going through hell lately, mostly due to a lot of my own personal issues and blunders. I'm sick of failing all of the time, and your videos have inspired me to stop blaming others and look inward. You have challenged me to find some of the inner workings that have been causing me turmoil and stress with the people that I love and want in my life. Just a huge Thank you from some Canadian with Bi polar 1, ADHD, and PTSD! Arigatou Gozaimasu!! 🙏🙏🙇🙇
Absolutely brilliant, I’m training as a Psychotherapist and Dr Petersons clinical insights, and emphasis on transformation upon voluntary confrontation of your fears is at the heart of all meaningful psychological change. ❤ best wishes all!
I just am thankful that Dr. Jordan Peterson gives 100% of himself and his daughter she gives so much support😊 I like adventure but no sharks ,hell i will go swimming w/o sharks in my water,I am not great dealing with abrasive,abusive people refuse to even attempt calm
We have a similar disposition and personality type in that I don't like dealing with aggressive, rude or pushy people. Might I suggest that to people like you and I these are the "sharks" we have to confront. By confront I mean not argue with them but deal with them on a day to day basis as these are the majority of people we will need to interact with on a given day.
Wow, that was a powerful message and will always be a reminder to me for any confrontation I might encounter, though I always seem to take the path of least resistance! But it’s out there! I also learned that DNA produces proteins!
WOW! THAT WAS POWERFUL! I have recently been unknowingly applying these very same principles in my life and have seen transformative results in my life and character! It’s has made me a stronger person! You come out a stronger person on the the other side, when you Choose to face your Fears head on!
Having faith in the objective and subjective plan(s), keeping focus n' composure through the trials of stimuli. The practical satisfies the ideals tethered to truth. Subjective plans lead to relative to perspective results, results may vary, apply wisdom carefully, do not tread lightly, tread authentically.
I have an intense fear of frogs, and I live in a tropical climate surrounded by nature - frogs are everywhere. The sudden, intense panic is what I’m actually afraid of, so I avoided any possible encounter with the hoppy trigger and if one did surprise me, it caused a full flight response. I was so sick of being controlled by something so harmless. My husband told me to raise a tadpole and expose myself every day. Then, months later, a little frog was trapped on our porch. Something came over me and I pick it up in my hand and held it for about 10 minutes before letting him go outside. That experience was possible because of the voluntary exposure, and it definitely didn’t cure my phobia, but now I know I CAN have a pleasant experience with a frog. Now I know I CAN be brave and not succumb to panic. It’s a silly example, but he’s right - voluntary exposure did transform me in some way. 🐸
i've been juggling snakes for 4 decades. been down hell's highway and looked evil in the face every day. I'm back and now its time to regain my humanity and good grace.
I think what Jordan is hinting at here is exposure therapy. The more that you encounter what you're afraid of, the less fearful you become because voluntary confrontation imparts a desensitization effect over time.
Maybe try to look upwards when you speak of other people's adventures. "If you are meditating and the devil appears, make him sit and meditate with you" On the birthday of a Man who went beyond heaven and hell, I'd like to say thank you Jordan, I dread to think where the world would be without you.
Thank you for honoring free speech. If we buy into the stories taught by theologians (that in turn don’t agree with each other’s theories) … then as have countless others … we will deceive our selves. If we learn to believe that we only have this one life to live … and that we should do our best (by how we treat each other) to be good examples for our children to follow … then we can’t do better THAN our best. And if the universe was created … which from my point of view is anti-scientific nonsense … the “creator” should be able to SEE that we ARE doing our best and stop being so judge-mental ... and learn to “LIGHTEN UP.”
It's crazy and insane, and inane, that some people don't even listen to him, but just judge him based on other people's judgments. He has so much wisdom and expertise! You actually do yourself a disservice if you never expose yourself to what this man has to say about psychology, the mind, and how to create a purposeful life.
I think you are genius. Wise beyond your years, but I understand that with much knowledge comes sorrow. I listen to you speak and I wonder how much your head throbs with sorrow.
i’m a chronic weed addict. was going to the dispensary today, and i turned back around, first time i have ever done that in 6 years. i hope it gets easier because i can’t smoke weed anymore it’s so much worse for people than what culture suggests
The moment you become prey is the moment you turn and run. Yep, exactly. I remember when I broke my knee at 13 years old. No more was running an option for me. I turned predatory to solve my conflicts. It wasn't until 27 that I realized what I was doing. I went for the kill in any situation where I was threatened. It was why most people didn't like me. When I awoke to the reality of my life, I changed sharply. I wanted only to help those near me. It became obvious to me all at once and became the life I live. My life is strange like that.
Jordan Peterson fell for the old trap of going through hell to find religion. His opioid addiction and wife's serious illness took him to that perceived hell (ie an unpleasant life experience), from which he emerged with a spiritual umbrella. The storm has passed and he still carry's it....rain, hail or shine. This powerful inquisitive insightful man has now become an umbrella salesman. It requires great courage to stand your ground through adversity and not run for shelter. I still get powerful insights from JP but I am more tuned into his word salad now and just feel awkward standing with a man holding an umbrella.
@@TillTheLightTakesUs yours is recognition enough, and thanks ;-) Love JP but as Hitch would say "He has thrown out the ripening vintage of doubt and experience and reached greedily for the Kool-Aide by choosing dogma and faith"
I have read Dante's Inferno several times. Some takeaways: It's not Biblical. Dante was, mostly, getting revenge on the families that betrayed him in Florence. The suffering is endured by souls. The flesh is gone. They don't understand what is happening. They have no agency and can't change.
6th replay ... man im guna be honest here. this is kind of a clip for those not involved in volatile environments. (AKA hell) if kids from the hood heard this they might make the wrong decision in their life. this may sound harsh , but its only my opinion. and i have a great respect for this man. i listen to this man any chance i get. college lectures podcasts interviews u name it. hell is not just passive suffering. hell is a serious consequence and can ruin your life forever. it can ruin societies forever, communities forever. or rather should i just say a "really long time" for that reason this clip escapes me and it also feels like it was said years ago and not in the current time. unfortunately as kids we make mistakes that decide our futures because of the structure of our nation and all the prejudice and polarization going on today. its not like ohhh this kiddy version of hell , no, people are facing serious damned if i do damned if i dont situations. just to get judged in the end by their idols.... what say you for the "sharks" of the world. who are these "sharks" you speak of??? i really want to know.
“IF YOU PRACTICE VOLUNTARY EXPOSURE TO THAT WHICH TERRIFIES YOU, IT TRANSFORMS YOU” ❤️
And it's so much easier said than done. But I suppose that's why it's effective.
Yep. Rode my motorbike 3 hours to meet this women for a 1st date. Had a panic attack right before the date. 2 years later we are engaged. Life is wild.
I did. It brought me suicidal depression and almost unemployment. In the end i won, and ended up with no new friends, no transformation, and no love. It did get me a more wellpayed job though.
Been through hell, wrestled demons(both tenses of wrestled),met the devil, and then God found me in the abyss . Its been a miraculous life thus far, get close to God and hold on.
❤
@@nicolasdupuis-pw2it mine, was betrayal . Total abandonment as a child then total betrayal. This was my hell and yes death seemed at many times easier on fact i tried to end it. Betrayal is absolutely the worst pain I've felt and I have felt alot
@@nicolasdupuis-pw2it everything from demonic oppression style haunting, to brain damage, illness, betrayal, theft, a million dollar business downsized to 50k annual, and even death of loved 1's, all in the span of a few weeks. Followed by 9yrs of confusion and misery, that seemed super natural, i called the Murphy years. But God is good and im almost 100% back to health and my business didnt die its growing, i have a family now, and even stability in whatever storm comes blowing through. I deserved it, i climbed a mountain, spoke to God, instead of reverance i told him to leave me be. Life without God sux
@@lonewanderer_n7 so you just want a mirror of your own views ? Or do you want a new view with potential of expansion of your own consciousness. Because the mirror is currently acting as your defense mechanism, to the discomfort caused by illumination of the illusion. It's natural reaction cognitive dissonance. But to understand what you want to understand you need to transcend just rationality and 3rd dimensional framing of it..
@@lonewanderer_n7 basically , to find out what you want to know you need to approach the entire thing with a different perspective the limitations are only confined because of your perspective and approach. Reciprocity, openness, conscientiousness will help
"There are things in life that are worse than death"... oof, that one hit home. Thanks JP
I agree, divorce is one of them
Quote from Dracula ( no joke )
JP is one of those rare few that society throws to the wolves and he comes back leading the pack.
I came across one of Professor Jordan's videos around 2015. At first, I glanced at his face and suit and thought to myself : There is no way this is worth my time. Then he opened his mouth, and I have no words to describe the enormous impact he had in my development. He was and still is one of the primary father figures I have in my life. This man gave me all the answers I needed in my pursuit of happiness. This man pointed me in all the right directions at the right age. I was 14 then. I am 22 now, I own a car that I bought with cash, I will buy an apartment in cash, I am going to therapy weekly, and I am trying everyday to become a better version of myself. I met the girl of my dreams, and we are going to get married this year. I sincerely wish the best for anyone out there who is struggling. My message is never stop. Life can get better if you put in the work. Stay safe and godspeed!
Thanks for sharing!
He has blind spots as does pretty much everyone, but his mind and heart is sharp and bright. His compass is perfectly aligned. I’ve never felt such love and respect for someone I’ve never met.
How is it going for you now
This man not only changed, but probably saved my life.
I discovered the framework Jordan describes in this video roughly 3 years ago following a breakdown.
Following self help on RUclips, I quickly found Jordan's content and it resonated with me deeply.
This led me to the Understand Myself and Self Authoring program.
Leaving these breadcrumbs for anyone else a little further behind me on their own personal journey.
Chin up.
🤜🤛
Sorry for you! You are on the wrong path again, like him :)
@@suttonadmiral891 "Slander reveals the greatest truth about the coward implementing it."
- Vanna Bonta
😉
You saved yourself, give yourself some credit
Also found him, but before during and after my breakdown. God and Jesus get the credit for my transformation. Finally going to do Self Authoring this year. Keep going! We are always being sanctified.
Also found him, but before during and after my breakdown. God and Jesus get the credit for my transformation. Finally going to do Self Authoring this year. Keep going! We are always being sanctified.
I am convinced God is using this message to keep me from start running and act like prey but look hell straight to its eyes and stay strong in Him 🙏
I feel the same, god bless u
this is literally on par with a schizophrenic delusion lol
Amen! Spiritual warrior !!!
That is probably the best, most conscise summary of his work that I have seen. Breathtaking.
Voluntarily undergoing a Dark Night of the Soul. Dr. Jung called it facing the Shadow. Well said.
Sometimes JP's accuracy when it comes to deep psychology is almost frightening. His precision in his words is really remarkable, almost unbelievable
Of course, because JP is God inspired. Not to suggest you didn't know that already.
@Breakthrough. Blueprint. Yeah well said. Suggests to us he has first walked the lonely and winding path and "benefited" from it.
Rule 10 / be precise in your speech
He's a remarkable man and one of the only "celebrities " i admire
Some adventures we go through involuntarily. Sometimes we are unable to be prepared, no matter how much we train to be. Taking care of someone for 21 years, then caring for them as you witness their horrific death, all the while experiencing the best and worst of friends and family during the hardest "adventure" of your life brings out a new reality in your personality entirely. You can't leave or escape the removal of your loved one's body, comprehend that they are now in a box, remember all of the important bits for the obit and funeral, help the kids say their good byes, and mourn the loss of the only person you have ever truly been yourself around. The only sanity comes in knowing that they are no longer suffering in excruciating physical and emotional pain and have gone on into heaven, because they believed in Christ's finished work of blood atonement on the cross. So you praise God, and plead with God, thanking Him for finally taking your loved one and asking for comfort through your tears. You know you will never be the same ever again and you will live out the rest of your days trying to honor the time you shared with your one true love.
😥🙏🤗
My Grandma from what I heard talked to Jesus and then she died the next day.
I miss my mom so much
I agree, face it, whatever it is you're afraid of or challenged by, not to suggest it's easy. I can tell you it will bring up feelings in you you'd generally rather not experience, causing you to want to reflexively avoid/evade the situation, but that's part of the process of getting *through it.* And beyond it. Truly an adventure of the inner kind.
It's my experience, and belief going forward, that these inner adventures produce the eventual experiences of deeper wellbeing, greater competence in engaging life, and developing higher advantages over our previous experience of our self.
So what is he actually saying then in a nutshell
To face your fears ?
@@romeowandrainbow1040 If the process of facing one's fears was put in a nutshell, e.g., to simply face one's fears, as it's been put for probably hundreds of years, what's psychologically required to make advances into and through some fearful area of one's life will be overlooked and missed.
It's psychologically more complex and complicated than the simplicity of some nutshell version of overcoming a fear. In my experience, personally and professionally, nearly *everyone* has no clue as to what's actually required in the process of "facing" one's fears as a means to overcome them; it's a central reason why so many new years resolutions fail to come to fruition; people view their giving up as just that, but in actuality they unwittingly weren't willing to face and deal with what comes up in themselves as they attempt to make a change.
This is what getting sober & AA did for me and does for the millions of lives it has saved. Great talk.
Nazi Germany, stalinist Russia...if your a cult member, it's not a cult .
Fact is the long timers were done before they got to the doors .
Nobody questions the holocaust that runs people out the doors .
No more flying monkeys !
Over the last two years Bob Proctor, Toni Robbins, Jake Ducey, and yourself are the voices that have reached out to me. All together all of you have truly changed my reality. I work to apply aspect from all words that I hear around myself whether from a book like The Secret as well as wise life lovers like yourself. Thank you for doing what gives you passion and then giving it back to the world for free.
Thanks!
I believe this was at the Fox Theater last year in Detroit. I was there. It was a pleasure seeing you, Doctor Peterson.
What was the title of the full talk?
The hero's journey.
We use "hero" a lot in the modern era. To describe common soldiers, police officers and firefighters. To describe teachers. To describe simple parents.
It's over used, the word hero.
Every single person you will ever meet is engaged in a monumental struggle... and the hero is the person who survived their own bad luck and poor decisions with a sense of peace and with an outward affect of positive faith in oneself, and not in a magical sky daddy.
I admire Dr. Peterson, immensely, but I'm sensing he is struggling, himself (and why shouldn't he be, what with the plain persecution he has faced).
I hope he keeps fighting -- not just the woke mongers, but also against the basic human response to seek comfort from any and all who may offer support and encouragement.
He seems to be laying down with strange bedfellows of late.
He's observing the evidence of the spiritual realm without completely saying it. He mentions a " ' "Spirit" that inhabits you when you take on your fears, and that is actually an aspect of God, for He is everything good, including courage.
Fun fact: the Portuguese bible translation for "blessed", like in the Mount's Sermon, instead of the literal "abençoado", it's "bem-aventurado", which means "well-adventured" 🤯❤️🔥💯
May God richly bless Dr. Jordan Peterson and his family, I shall pray prayers of thanksgiving for his intellect that he has shared with us, and I shall pray for his family health and well-being. Thankful beyond measure.
Even better than Socrates. We are blessed to have access to this incredible wisdom
Strategic brilliance lives in the mind of Dr. Jordan Peterson. 🤗
I love you JP. I have looked up to you for a few years now. And thats quite a long time. Its like ive listened to you speaking to me and mentoring me personally. And thats really something. That does mean a lot. I want to say thank you for always reminding me that when it comes to choosing between adventure or happiness im supposed to choose adventure and see how things unfold for me. And not only this but all the rules of life you've taught me.
Thank you for everything man! I've been going through hell lately, mostly due to a lot of my own personal issues and blunders. I'm sick of failing all of the time, and your videos have inspired me to stop blaming others and look inward. You have challenged me to find some of the inner workings that have been causing me turmoil and stress with the people that I love and want in my life. Just a huge Thank you from some Canadian with Bi polar 1, ADHD, and PTSD! Arigatou Gozaimasu!! 🙏🙏🙇🙇
Absolutely brilliant, I’m training as a Psychotherapist and Dr Petersons clinical insights, and emphasis on transformation upon voluntary confrontation of your fears is at the heart of all meaningful psychological change. ❤ best wishes all!
I love this 🙏
A prophet for our times. God strengthen him.❤️
Not all heros wear capes.
Thank you Doctor Peterson. ❤
I just am thankful that Dr. Jordan Peterson gives 100% of himself and his daughter she gives so much support😊 I like adventure but no sharks ,hell i will go swimming w/o sharks in my water,I am not great dealing with abrasive,abusive people refuse to even attempt calm
We have a similar disposition and personality type in that I don't like dealing with aggressive, rude or pushy people. Might I suggest that to people like you and I these are the "sharks" we have to confront. By confront I mean not argue with them but deal with them on a day to day basis as these are the majority of people we will need to interact with on a given day.
Fascinating info & a solid reason to be bold, step out and challenge our fears! 👍🏼👍🏼
1:15 exact description of the consequence of social engineering we face nowadays. How can a so important % the population be oblivious to this?
Wow, that was a powerful message and will always be a reminder to me for any confrontation I might encounter, though I always seem to take the path of least resistance! But it’s out there! I also learned that DNA produces proteins!
When he said there are things worse then death i felt that so much :( may God help me
It is what it is, whatever you label it.
Face yourself and let it all just be. Move forward without overthinking everything
Some of us have faced very dark stuff as a child and are prepared for just about anything. Face it and never give up.
You just get better and better, Jordan. Keep going. ❤
I’ve followed you for 7 years now 😭 What an adventure so far
Thank you doctor I listen to your information daily and it greatly helps my life as I put the things that you suggest into play.😅
WOW! THAT WAS POWERFUL!
I have recently been unknowingly applying these very same principles in my life and have seen transformative results in my life and character! It’s has made me a stronger person! You come out a stronger person on the the other side, when you Choose to face your Fears head on!
Jordan is truly precious.
I'm watching this from Tanzania ❤
Just experienced the most terrifying year i could have imagined
Got through it thanks to you
This guy, man. Profound and interesting topics with a plurality of perspectives focused on a balanced and worthwhile style of living.
Spine chillingly good. Wow.
Thank you Mr. Peterson, this is great ministry
I faced myself, my past and my behaviour once. Change me as a person for good
It's all a journey from within. ♡
“If you look into the abyss long enough, you begin to see the light.” - JP
The one thing i completely believe in. ❤
thank you for your words Jordan. Cheers from Argentina
Having faith in the objective and subjective plan(s), keeping focus n' composure through the trials of stimuli. The practical satisfies the ideals tethered to truth. Subjective plans lead to relative to perspective results, results may vary, apply wisdom carefully, do not tread lightly, tread authentically.
Based on my own personal experience, what Jordan is saying is true.
I have an intense fear of frogs, and I live in a tropical climate surrounded by nature - frogs are everywhere. The sudden, intense panic is what I’m actually afraid of, so I avoided any possible encounter with the hoppy trigger and if one did surprise me, it caused a full flight response. I was so sick of being controlled by something so harmless. My husband told me to raise a tadpole and expose myself every day. Then, months later, a little frog was trapped on our porch. Something came over me and I pick it up in my hand and held it for about 10 minutes before letting him go outside. That experience was possible because of the voluntary exposure, and it definitely didn’t cure my phobia, but now I know I CAN have a pleasant experience with a frog. Now I know I CAN be brave and not succumb to panic. It’s a silly example, but he’s right - voluntary exposure did transform me in some way. 🐸
Full lecture?
He can be great pionoist as well .... Love you sir❤
Dr. Peterson, I’m so grateful I found you ❤
YES JORDAN!
Wow! Have to listen to this again.
TRUTH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i've been juggling snakes for 4 decades. been down hell's highway and looked evil in the face every day. I'm back and now its time to regain my humanity and good grace.
Thank you Jordan Peterson
Keep going man you got this can I spread the word "help others
A superlative enlightner for all eternity
The living are conscious they will die
The dead are conscious of nothing at all
Words from the most High😊
Thank you Brother.
Thank you. I have my room cleaned ❤
Anyone has the link to the full video, please?
I think what Jordan is hinting at here is exposure therapy. The more that you encounter what you're afraid of, the less fearful you become because voluntary confrontation imparts a desensitization effect over time.
Thankyou .
Maybe try to look upwards when you speak of other people's adventures. "If you are meditating and the devil appears, make him sit and meditate with you" On the birthday of a Man who went beyond heaven and hell, I'd like to say thank you Jordan, I dread to think where the world would be without you.
This is the kind of stuff I think about at 3am when I can't sleep.
Thank you for honoring free speech.
If we buy into the stories taught by theologians (that in turn don’t agree with each other’s theories) … then as have countless others … we will deceive our selves.
If we learn to believe that we only have this one life to live … and that we should do our best (by how we treat each other) to be good examples for our children to follow … then we can’t do better THAN our best.
And if the universe was created … which from my point of view is anti-scientific nonsense … the “creator” should be able to SEE that we ARE doing our best and stop being so judge-mental ... and learn to “LIGHTEN UP.”
Life-changing advice! 💡💯
3:10 I feel this way when I'm scared to do a heavy squat in the gym, and instead I say, no, I'm owning the squat.
You taught me well dr peterson
It's crazy and insane, and inane, that some people don't even listen to him, but just judge him based on other people's judgments. He has so much wisdom and expertise! You actually do yourself a disservice if you never expose yourself to what this man has to say about psychology, the mind, and how to create a purposeful life.
I think you are genius. Wise beyond your years, but I understand that with much knowledge comes sorrow. I listen to you speak and I wonder how much your head throbs with sorrow.
You can do it my good boy!
Danke 💯
i’m a chronic weed addict. was going to the dispensary today, and i turned back around, first time i have ever done that in 6 years. i hope it gets easier because i can’t smoke weed anymore it’s so much worse for people than what culture suggests
Rightest thing a person could say.
This is the definition of the absolute empirical truth!
My Favourite Jordan, the bearded Jordan.😊
The moment you become prey is the moment you turn and run.
Yep, exactly.
I remember when I broke my knee at 13 years old.
No more was running an option for me.
I turned predatory to solve my conflicts.
It wasn't until 27 that I realized what I was doing.
I went for the kill in any situation where I was threatened.
It was why most people didn't like me.
When I awoke to the reality of my life, I changed sharply.
I wanted only to help those near me.
It became obvious to me all at once and became the life I live.
My life is strange like that.
Outstanding.
Amen!
Ain't gonna go to hell for anybody.
Not for father, not for mother, not for sister, not for brother, no way.
- Dylan
What if hell comes for you?
Jordan Peterson fell for the old trap of going through hell to find religion. His opioid addiction and wife's serious illness took him to that perceived hell (ie an unpleasant life experience), from which he emerged with a spiritual umbrella. The storm has passed and he still carry's it....rain, hail or shine. This powerful inquisitive insightful man has now become an umbrella salesman. It requires great courage to stand your ground through adversity and not run for shelter. I still get powerful insights from JP but I am more tuned into his word salad now and just feel awkward standing with a man holding an umbrella.
Very well said. Won't see recognition in this comment section tho.
@@TillTheLightTakesUs yours is recognition enough, and thanks ;-) Love JP but as Hitch would say "He has thrown out the ripening vintage of doubt and experience and reached greedily for the Kool-Aide by choosing dogma and faith"
Does anyone know the full video from where this clip was taken? It’d be very much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
Love this
Awesome Thanks
Imagine if all priests and clerks whose job is to talk about church and religion spoke like JBP. More young adults would be turning to christianity.
Well spoken
Our world is hilarious.
Just...
Hilarious.
😂
I have read Dante's Inferno several times.
Some takeaways:
It's not Biblical. Dante was, mostly, getting revenge on the families that betrayed him in Florence.
The suffering is endured by souls. The flesh is gone.
They don't understand what is happening. They have no agency and can't change.
I got to say, when you're going through some bad s**t, Jordan Peterson helps! 😂
WOW...THANKYOU
Can’t wait for your next book
Dr. Peterson, you should read about, St. Silouan the Athonite. His famous quote is: ‘Keep your mind in hell and despair not’.
Well said!! This is the mindest many should embrace
6th replay ...
man im guna be honest here. this is kind of a clip for those not involved in volatile environments. (AKA hell)
if kids from the hood heard this they might make the wrong decision in their life.
this may sound harsh , but its only my opinion. and i have a great respect for this man.
i listen to this man any chance i get. college lectures podcasts interviews u name it.
hell is not just passive suffering. hell is a serious consequence and can ruin your life forever.
it can ruin societies forever, communities forever. or rather should i just say a "really long time"
for that reason this clip escapes me and it also feels like it was said years ago and not in the current time.
unfortunately as kids we make mistakes that decide our futures
because of the structure of our nation and all the prejudice and polarization going on today.
its not like ohhh this kiddy version of hell , no,
people are facing serious damned if i do damned if i dont situations.
just to get judged in the end by their idols.... what say you for the "sharks" of the world.
who are these "sharks" you speak of??? i really want to know.