"You have a vision of your own ideal & you torment yourself when you aren't matching it."
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It's not my vision. It's a warning and a nightmare. I'm leaving for the darkness as I'm happier there vs being in the Trump disneyworld dystopia that is a nightmare
@@john-paulhunt9380 that's Peterson's point. the terror is the darkness. revealing what the darkness is hiding is power. for all the dystopian chaos we're living through, many things previously hidden are being brought to light. it feels like the Hydra, takes courage to confront.
@@xio3857 puts up hand saying no to money again and fame and power. I'm so sick and tired of angry haters here. Walks away and hates the Antichrist and his wish for me to be miserable with money alone as he's about only loving money.
Brother of father Jacob
In 2017 I was suicidal and living in a messy room at my mom’s house. Since discovering Peterson I almost immediately got out of bed, worked enough odd jobs to buy a plane ticket to LA, and ended up working for my goal studio and getting my own apartment. Covid has since landed me back where I started, but that’s allowed me to see how much I’ve changed for the best and what actually matters.
keep up the good work
Any tips, I too am list sometimes...
Wow, what a coincidence. You described the exact road that I am on and I am too reappreciating my new patterns. Good for us
@@CATDHD :)
I believe this is the dream for most foreign persons. Ever since I was a child I would fall in love with USA and even now I often dream about being in a bus on that gray New York bridge. The first thing I would do after I cross the bridge is step inside one of those iconic american stores and buy myself cigarettes. I know people say the states are a mess right now, but the environment of living there just appeals to me. The culture, the surroundings.
watching jp the first time:
"wtf is this dude talking about"
watching jp the 100th time:
"wtf was i talking about all my life"
😂🤣 great comment!
Lol
Oddly enough, when I first heard this guy, I was thinking:" This guy's speaking my language! "
It's truly addictive!
Beautifully stated 😉
His ideas and way of precisely describing them despite their depth and complexity is astonishing.
He will be remembered as a great speaker of our times.
Working Class Lad not a speaker, this man is a great thinker
i think because its so honest
Atashak Gem yeah but listen to the guy. He’s oozing with excitement. Also he tours the world speaking, so.. I think it’s his speaking more than anything else, building on the thoughts of others, that make him firstly, so (in)famous and also, so great. Not to undermine his thoughts, he did piece this together and is very wise, but I find him to be a speaker before a thinker.
You're pretty articulate, too, there 'Working class lad'.
@BlueDevilSnareDrum Irony.
I love Jordan, but if I were in his class I wouldn't know what the heck to take notes on.
"...Is this gonna be on the test?"
This is probably the most accurate and representational statement about JBP I've ever seen 😂
You don't take notes on this type of thing. You pay attention with all your mind to understand it.
I think he uses his lectures to convey the most important points to spark further interest and reading. I like that idea actually.
“Is this gonna be on test?”
“No it’s gonna be on youtube. Don’t forget to smash the like button.”
Trafalgar Law I always right down notes from these lectures, relevant ones so I can go over them and retain them in my mind long term.
I read 12 rules in Jail and its kept me moving foreword for this year. He is a great mind.
What other books did you read inside
Beautiful
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@@ReasonAboveEverything I am still alive and growing
what were you in for?
“There is no nobler vision than the heroic willingness to encounter the unknown, articulate it and share it with others”
When you follow it, you feel untouchable. That is heaven. When you veer off the path, you feel misery and pain. That is hell. You don’t die and go to either place, they are a state of being while alive that result from your decisions and behaviour. Make the right decisions, and do them. Whether religion is involved or not.
SPINAL TAP This is exactly the situation I’m in and I have no idea how to maneuver back into the right path...
Josh Duncan I would say explain but I don’t care
Danjilo Samiento Create a plan, and work your ass off. It’s not impossible, it’s just going to take a lot of fucking work. You know what you want, get there.
Follow it, even if it feels wrong, for feelings mislead
Mind over heart, mind over matter, though heart is King/queen.
Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler employed success principles as adeptly as Ghandi and Churchill. 'Right decisions' needs some definition and fenceposts - and while religion is not a prerequisite, all religions are, to some degree, in touch with the same rough outline that we find in conscience. Most in psychology and anthropology nowadays argue that conscience is simply an awareness of social expectation; I'll just say that that does nothing to explain how individuals can will to rebel against or overturn societal norms out of a sense of moral duty. In the appendix to _The Abolition of Man_ - a work of education theory and not apologetics - C.S. Lewis outlined what he called "The Tao", a conformal sense of moral principle that defies categorization, and I would encourage the truly curious to compare his appendix to what Bruce Lee said in trying to communicate eastern ideas about the Great Pattern of Being.
"What is the good of solving one problem, when there are just a bunch of more problems that will come after?"
What I learned from Peterson and others is that the more problems you solve the more interesting and sophisticated the new problems become.
Yeah...in what sense?You 've just not hit the threshold of your limit.When you surpass it,you start to really see the uncanny and multifaceted face of the unknown,that a mere glimpse at it,will make you wish you never feasted your eyes upon it.Encountering the unknown and solving the problems,its onslaught brings us,are just fancy words that dress up the morbid reality that is the horror of our terrible,dismorphed existence and our problem solving abilities are just a vain attempt at reconstructing our frail minds,after a fatal clash with the cosmic entities that our ignorance defends us from.It is at best a patchwork,that will come undone,when the hand of the void slips through the cracks and tears our reason apart,to welcome the emptiness that is insanity,through a realm of a ravaged dreamscape.
New levels.. new devils!
@@imadmoujahid3431 Well I don't think it's a good idea to dive into the unknown and stray too far away from orderliness. That can have adverse effects on one's health. That's why we need the balance of the known and the unknown. Stray too much into either one direction and you'll unbearably suffer pathologically. Be careful how long and deep you put your hand into the fire.
Mmm seems like the timeline till today from 1945
Very true I never thought of that before
"Why dont you take your heroic vision of encountering the unknown and share that with people? Theres nothing more nobler than that!"
Profound stuff, is it wierd that i find myself bingeing on JP and his infectious positivity?
Yeah, that's the sentence that really stood out for me as well.
He's awesome and I'm addicted to learning and he teaches so well... Simply love the man...
Baseera Sweetie, it is YOUR HIGHER SELF, SEEKING EXPRESSION THRU OUT YOU... trust me!! You are ready to become the GREATEST VERSION OF YOUR TRUE SELF!!💖
Who said that it is really the most noble thing to do?
Who sets the rules, the do and don't?
The unknown is way bigger that we might think
@@Daniel-io1ym lol here we go again
Notice by his gaze how he’s speaking to each individual in the room
Emily Grierson good eye, attributes of a high quality speaker for sure!
I learned to do that from his lectures. It surely does help with "public speaking anxiety". When you actually look at people you are speaking to, you notice a lot of things. You look more interested (And then you become interesting).
He says in one lecture that you dont talk to a room. You focus and talk to single people and their reaction tells you what eberyone else is thinking
You have changed my life JP
@@dylananderson5237 Eek barbadurcle somebody's gonna get laid in college
Don't you guys in here have any better to say?
Now THAT is what they should be teaching in University Classes
Yo that is a university class
No, you get gender studies and brain washing kids, take it or leave it
@@OsirisMawn You can just not take those classes lol, stay on the outside looking in while the politics play itself.
@@OsirisMawn Don't be such a liar. Gender studies never intend to get to kids. You're lying about a very necessary field of study, which aims to fight prejudice against oppressed people. How can someone be proud to be against that? Is that homophobia?
@@felippecapistrano because of a lack of the typical swear words your kind tend to use, I'm at least gonna respond, doesn't mean what you said made sense though
You are like a hundred books I have always wanted to find. I love your talks. You are a spiritual intellectual...much needed on this planet.
He is the embodiment of "When an old man dies, a library burns to the ground."
Yes!!!
6:28 Jordan’s pirate impression
bahahaha nice one
Vlados Johnson lmao
xD
😅😅😅😅😅
good catch
Having Dr. Peterson as a prof has been life-changing. He rose to fame in a time in which the modern world needs people like him the most. I recently wrote a spoken word on my channel with a lot of his teachings and philosophies. I think we need to spread his message as much as we can in order to redirect our collective mindset. Thank you for all you do Dr. Peterson.
Everest sounds like the intro to last airbender
@Sinister 1 Alan Watts once said if all you're thinking about are thoughts then you have nothing to think about other than thought. I'd suggest some of his videos, he tackles the idea of thinking head on. Plus, I think people like Kanye are creating that community around them and will be pivotal in the next step of humanity's consciousness. I made a video about that if you're interested, check it out.
@Sinister 1 I don't know exactly how your mind works but I think I can really relate to this and I am actually glad you commented on this. Overthinking is certainly something known to many people and it can be problematic. I suffer from this too. I don't know if I would be as willing to challenge JP but would definitely ask questions. I think a lot all the time to the point where like you I am pretty ineffective at being productive even to just have good hygiene, let alone do work for uni or get exercise or do the things that are actually work it. I am so enveloped in just thinking I have no energy to even enjoy a videogame let alone play it with all my effort. I constantly think about the things this man and many intellectual and political figures say, even if I don't understand nor actually bother to try to remember them or actually apply them in my life. I could easily spout to myself some of the great things this man has shared but that is as far as I go. That is why I am watching this video. I have this knack to think logically and fundema tally and I understand what he says. "Get your house in order" , "face the suffering", "do what matters" and these things I truly believe but it's like I only tell myself that because when it comes to actually doing simple things to get myself in order as much as I can given my circumstances I just can't. It is so much more easier for me to think about things that can be logically thought about that interest me or are politically controversial but when it comes to actually applying anything or actually thinking about or questioning things or even thinking generally just for myself I can't. And it sucks because I waste a lot of time almost praising my self for this thinking prowess but never live up to it. I have a slight idea of my visioned future self. I want to get there - at least I think I do - but this habit that allows me to discover my faults also stops me from overcoming them to the most part. Glad I could share with someone who might relate.
@Sinister 1 Very interesting take. I am usually fed up with people too. It's weird, though. I don't spend much of my time with people because I always have the work to do or just don't feel I have the time, or when they do ask if I wanna hang out it's at a time I don't want, and usually I don't want to for stupid reasons. This causes problems, to some degree at least. Especially when I am around extroverts. I am not a complete introvert or shy guy (unless talking to a pretty girl, mostly) but extroverted people annoy me because they act like they are so good around people (which they can be) but they often are misreading "understanding others" for "I can get MOST people to like me because I can appeal to the mob" and when I do or say things uncommon or weird like, for e.g., I don't kiss the pretty girl at the party simply because I feel like it, because even if I want to - being a 19 year old boy - I respect the fact she shouldn't have to feel obliged to even talk to me. Shit like that. And then they make fun of me like as if I am weird, even though I am actually one to think a lot about people more than most extroverts would. But in the moment I tend to just get angry, and my dumber looking side comes out when I can't agree with someone. But I do agree with you. People are sometimes so blind. There are so many entitled little shits these days, and sadly I am one of them. Though I don't give into the guilt, or feeling sorry for myself or my proposed "white privilege". I try to or hope to use my luckier circumstances to better myself so maybe one day I can help others. Help them have the life many of their ancestors never had - not to feed on my guilt to propagate politically idealistic bullshit. That would be ,my ultimate conclusion to my life currently, because I have no idea what I want to do. This kind of aspect of looking behind the scenes at life, at things most ordinary people don't attracts me greatly (in saying that I may be blind too). Like everyone believes they have a purpose and believes they deserve to live, but a lot of people don't think like JP. They believe the ultimate goal is to be happy but I can see now if you look around that is only a part of it, if anything just a tool to face the greater fact - life sucks and it will not care who you are, you'll die like the rest. Like most people only look at whether they are happy, and how they fit into western society. And most people seem to not really care about talking about transcendent shit, they don't think it matters to think about our purpose as a species, and ask the questions still unanswered. Yet they seem to act like they know what to do in life which is good and also bad. All I am trying to say is that I feel like there is so many simple things about life people often put under the rug. Bad people are not just bad people, there is a narrative. People don't just act the way they do they have a psychology which predicates this. And every time you feel you are offended remember there is someone out there going through a lot more shit than you could ever imagine and is still stronger than you. We're allowed to disagree, and I wish people would choose to put empathy over negative reaction but we don't. We never have, because it is so easier to destroy than it is to spend years building something worth it. We don't need to have wars. Or over-exasperated arguments if we could just even once in a while take a deep big breath, think and come to some agreement. Whether that be for yourself or the society you live in. Anyway, I could blabber all day. But that is my take. If you're into the religious aspect then you should defs watch the Dave Rubin talk with JP, him and Ben Shapiro - they REALLY get into it, quite complex. :)
This is EXACTLY the same exact thing that I do to myself! This is spot on I can't even muster the words of how scarily accurate this video is!
it's so crazy because i dont even have a belief of religion but this is making perfect sense. he's the only individual that actually makes me excited to hear more of religion and how i can somehow integrate that to my life and being to help myself and to make things better around me. it's articulated so well.
Welcome aboard. Live as if God is real. Respect and help others. Protect yourself. If you behave in a manner that approaches divinity then why would it be said not to be real. Manifest that which you wish to be and believe in. God bless and much love friend
Nietzche really liked the Greeks for similar reasons - the mythology definitely was not just dumb superstition - psychologists like Jung and Freud ended up using Greek mythology for terms in psychology for instance - they had already worked a lot of things out over a much longer time frame. Why do novelists seem to understand human nature bettwr than psychologists? Anyway, Ayn Rand was sort of Nietzsche For Dummies and Jordan Peterson is sort of Ayn Rand - Fixed.
SrgtBarney same here! I like using the word “mythology” when referencing religious texts. They are ancient metaphors that can aid us through life. Amazing stuff!
@@KingCoCo they are but they really are much more. its like going on a vacation and looking at the sea through the window the whole time.
the whole point of christianity is that ideal coming to life in one historical person, myth became alive and lived among us.
I think we should give his gestures more credit :D I love how he maps out picutres with his hands
DerFrittenpapst yes! So true. I get a clear in my head envisioned on the empty space he draws on and that helps drive the point home
Hahah definitely
The simplistic way to put it for me is: I sometimes wonder if it is a form of hypnosis. I don't mean that in a nefarious way, but there is an element of staging involved to be an effective lecturer and debater. Another tick he has in interviews is fidgeting with his ring. Is that a fidget, or designed staging to draw the listener into what is being said. I often said that this is what made Tony Dungy a good football coach. He wasn't a screamer or tantrum thrower, but had a way of making you lean in to listen to what he was saying.
He's a kinesthetic talker
Gary Vee is a lot like that too
Beautiful. That's exactly what Dr Peterson is doing. He explored the unknown (his findings were documented in his Maps of Meaning book he wrote for his PhD) now he's sharing what he found with the world. Noble indeed.
MrLappis I can appreciate him compiling ideas together but they are not new by any means. Glad these messages are reaching new ears.
I'm not attacking you, just gonna ask a simple question.
What compelled you to write this comment? You're just trying to state what he's doing isn't unique and worthwhile. You're attacking him for no reason.
I can respect and encourage someone to argue against something they don't agree on, but you're just attacking him for who he is. I don't understand why.
You obviously felt the need to add the last part about "Glad these messages are reaching new ears.". So why even bother with writing the first part?
MrLappis your post suggested they were his original ideas l. My post was to clarify that they do not originate from him. Not trying to attack him by any means.
Fair enough. I wasn't suggesting he discovered anything new, but he does present it in his own way. That's the honorable thing.
I liked all your comments because I find your exchanges to be how civil discussion should be done.
If you're not doing what you should be and you know it clap your hands! 👏🏻👏🏻
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JP is a genius
greg lee his iq score confirms that.
"It's really the purpose of religious education, to make that ideal articulated...& we've lost it" - that is deep. Basically we lost reference
“BELIEVE IN THE YOU THAT BELIEVES IN YOURSELF!” - Kamina.
6:27 JP mentions "dark places" and has flashbacks of his haunting past as a pirate.
lmao
ohmyfuckinggod this joke is on a level so genius that I dont think I can actually even fully comprehend. thank you
LUL
Duuuude 😂😂😂😂😂
OMG I want to be in his class and teach me everyday. If teachers in general adopting this teaching style, and it included more applicable life choices, students would be much more interested and motivated to learn!
Sadly this will go over alot of people's heads. This is as deep as it gets. This is about the psychology behind the religious ideas, not about whether those ideas are true or false in any sense. Reality beyond words.
I think we differ in what we heard from this video, and i'd like to hear your thoughts on the last 45 seconds. It's talking about psychology and the inner drive of humanity to become the image of oneself. I heard JP saying that modern society has a problem of understanding this inner image, and that religions of the world help people find and chase their inner-self. I hear fear and a warning from his view towards society that if you aren't following your inner image or a religion, you are going to become a nihilist or a postmodernist, and lead society in the near future into purgatory. I commend JP for bring these topics to the mainstream, and for all the people willing to have philosophical debates about this, but i fear that statistics are not on our sides, and nihilism and postmodernists are in fact going to take over the world (if they haven't already).
I am first trying to find and chase my inner image (clean my room :P), but i fear this change will take years if not a lifetime to master, and by the time I will have an opportunity the rise, this problem will be the size of the Cold War, and kill millions of people. Scares me to realize how far i have fallen off the path, and how far I view that we all have. It also scares me at the amount of information is at my finger tips, yet how little we really know. I had no clue about Marduk and middle eastern religions, but i have been spoon-fed to think that everyone in the Middle East do not value life, and would gladly kill themselves to kill the slime that is Americans. I hate how I feel like the media is trying to make me racist. All societies have evil, and the second one evil part of society taints the rest of the culture as evil, and somebody on the other side of the world doesn't do their homework and makes newscasts in generalizations that a certain part of the world is evil, i have a problem with that. I'm sure part of this is my youth idealism, but certainly not all of it is blind idealism. We need to train our culture to process difficult situations, and not have the cowboy mentally of shoot first, and never hear the other side of the story. We all are at times supporting the wrong side, and if we think we never stand up for the wrong thing, that's the first problem we have.
Going back to the post, I fear that people are so scared to believe in anything, let alone join a religion and be grouped with others, that society is essentially removing religions from their lives. I'm certainly guilty of it. Religion has always been a way to chase one's inner self, and less and less people are using this resource, i fear the less and less people will become their self-image (let alone a righteous one). I think it is fascinating how i personally am using JP as a way to find my inner image, and using him as a makeshift religion. I thank him for this service, but makes me laugh how we just need a hero to show the ways of competence for the followers to fully understand ourselves. Anyways, that's it for chapter one (LOL), thanks for the post, I'm sure I will see you around.
Daniel Congleton No need to worry they are just making noise but acting out a different reality.
Daniel Congleton
You should know that there is a deep and rich pantheon and spiritual tradition in the middle east that predates Islam. It's not all pure and pretty - but full of wonder to be sure.
Your perception of the denuding of religion from culture is not inaccurate - There is the famous quotation of Karl Marx:
"Religion is the opiate of the masses"
And history bears out that this is a falsity, possibly borne of hostility to most orthodoxy. Like war, religion often brings out the best and worst in humanity, because it deals with issues even more weighty than physical life and death - the ultimate fate of consciousness and being.
"... and not have the cowboy mentality [spelling graciously corrected] of shoot first, and never hear the other side of the story. We all are at times supporting the wrong side, and if we think we never stand up for the wrong thing, that's the first problem we have."
Rest assured sir, you are in good company.
"Every age has its massive moral blind spots. We may not see them, but our children will."
-Sonny Bono
"The trick is to have them all running about with fire extinguishers when there is a flood."
-C.S. Lewis, _The Screwtape Letters_
J C
What JP is discussing you could call the distilled essence of myth.
@@HuntingTarg Yes, but the essence of or different entities or substances is a very complicated reality. The word myth tends to get used as a pejorative
Watching his video will really help you to improve oneself and know the true realities of life!
Jordan is truely an unbelievable person, I admire him. His book should be the holy book of life for the following centuries.
After consciously observing people who make an effort to speak well, they often have boring hand language. They resort to the same gestures over and over. In that aspect, JP is fascinating. Is hand language is very expressive and diverse.
Because he as a man who lectures knows how effective is body language.. If he say number two and show you with the two fingers up you'll remember it better, when he talks abt using a sword he also gesticulates movement of actual holding a sword, it is a form of psychology that's good for students, not that many Prof use it,but JP do ,that's why he holds the attention In classroom and the Internet (lol)..
This amazing man and his Love and hope for humanity 😍💖🙏👏👏🇺🇸🇬🇧 All my Love and Blessings for you Dr. J Peterson
Yolanda Young agreed
He is not only teacher of any Univercity, not teacher of Canada but a teacher for entire humanity, Dr Jordan is the brightest mind the one in billions, we are lucky we have got in our age, protect this man at all costs. Men like him dont come very often.
I was an alcoholic because I failed to live up to my own ideal. I’ve struggled for years with various other minor addictions because I failed to articulate that ideal.
Now....everything has changed. 😎
This man is one of the greatest teachers I have ever had the privilege of listening to,he is a living library of knowledge,hands down
Thinking about self-destruction might not be illogical, but definitely unconscious which might show: logic is not everything.
This is one of Peterson’s most valuable concept I’ve heard of him
I like how his head is so far up in the clouds that he can speak so articulately about complex ideas yet it takes him three tries to say the word "teach"
Well, you've never noticed commas, so...
He’s a person stupid people call stupid
Just Brilliant....as always.
After High school I fell into deep nihilism and stopped doing anything. I had struggled for a genuine answer, a motive to give my life meaning. I never would’ve thought that I would come back around full circle to the idea of the Hero, or realizing the world is as amazing as I thought it was when I was young
Compare and contrast the beliefs you held then and the beliefs you hold now. How different you saw yourself and the vision you have to now complete. The unknown when conquered from strength & persistence will bring meaning as now you see future potential and future visions are available for you.
Wow this makes so much sense
Wow this video struck a chord with me , thank you, Jordan Much love from Toronto
JP and Alan Watts help me makes sense of reality.
This is gold
The dad we all need
I am officially speechless.
"Please keep the classroom clean" on the wall
Another way to explain Incongruence. When we act differently and are different then what we want to be or envision ourselves. I did it for years and it literally made me physically sick.
Pure mind blowing gold!
Your awesome and I love the words...they are on point much love and light
Just thinking of the similarities between the process of "dying into your language" and stem cells. At first, we have the potential to speak all languages, we're all potential and then we specialize and permanently lose the ability to go back to that place of pure potential. It sounds very similar to stem cells in our body that are, at first, PURE POTENTIAL until they "die into their purpose" and become a nerve cell or white blood cell or any number of options. Once it does that, it forever loses its ability to go back to that place of potential. The cell, obviously not in any conscious sort of way, does indeed make a sacrifice. It sacrifices its potential, what it is, for what it could be, and that's something more concrete and impactful. I see that similarity and wonder if there's something worth exploring there.
Darnell Garland It seems to open the doors to countless ways to reinvent oneself. I've often wondered what I'd gravitate towards if I woke one day with no memory of anything I'd experienced. If I'd been any other person who ever lived at any time, my impressions of life would reflect that. So how can we claim any knowledge of who we "are" outside of what we've seen? Fascinating stuff to ponder.
So your certain that the cell is not conscious? Do not assume anything in this life. In my experience, every single atom is conscious.
Jesus in the gospels talks about seeing things through the eyes of a child in order to enter the kingdom of heaven. Could he possibly have intended a part of this to mean that we must reconnect with our flexibility/potential of youth and abandon all the rigid ways of thinking that we form during maturation that are oftentimes an illusion that holds us back? This carries a nice "all hope is never lost" message no matter what age, and I don't mean to say that as if biologically we can literally go back to a childlike brain functioning. It's not about that. It's about the BELIEF, the willingess and faith necessary to mend what has been warped.
old comment my brother, but all types of human cells have recently been reverted back to pleuripotent stem cells. They just bathe any cell in these proteins called transcription factors which seem to identify certain sections of DNA and thus revert the cell.
perhaps philosophy and science can and need to be more meshed together so we can take metaphor from science to better our understanding of ourselves in a way that makes people happy with their existence.
This is so good
Thank you. I needed to hear this. Going through a rough time 😔
this guy is a genius. Thank you JP for sharing your wisdom
Jordan Peterson is the greatest mind to come our way since the passing of Joseph Campbell.
And Sam Harris
Looking forward to the JP movie in 20 years after he becomes prime minister
So passionate. He loves sharing knowledge. Brilliant man
I really love this man’s explainations. That’s what an extra standard deviation in intelligence gets you. 🙌
Understatement of the millenium: "The purpose of religious education is to make that idea (your ideal self) articulated; well, we've lost that... and it's not a good thing."
Jordan Peterson providing the sound argument against MGTOW.
Clean your room!!
I shed a tear towards the end.
Speech, Vision and the Willingness to Approach the Unknown.
I see myself in a room with phonemes and mythology/archetype represenrations pics and colored yarn making connections. Oooooh! Love this man and his "beautiful mind". (; ;-P
I love your name. Powerful!
Listening to Jordan Peterson is like having a sober DMT trip
omg I thought I was the only one tripping out with his words
At least now I have a nice soft 1st approach to DMT
Thx
i get that from weed now, stopped smoking, can't find that hero in me, only the nihilist. don't know what to do
@@vsezaye read the book POWER OF NOW BY ECKHART TOLLE
@@mavis3916 I have it sitting untouched on my bookshelf. Thank you kind stranger
Thank you for saving people!
Everyone who has heart and mind that has leaned toward what is good or right owes this man a great debt.
Jordan has been approached by the Thunderbolts Project to study the origins of the archetypes. I hope he takes them up! Next level and beyond brilliant.
The philosophers stone of Psychology
5:45 is the TRUTH. Be valued and admirable.
Besides being a great professor he is also a great life-teacher.
These lectures are priceless imo.
🙏🏼 thank you ❤️
I WISH I could have a chat with him. I'd be so fascinating
I needed this today .
When Jordan Peterson says “It makes PERFECT sense”….. It makes since
6:02 - 6:20 that is really all that you need to do in your life .. Become the best version of yourself .. But remember! Ull become a huge target and uve got to be ready and willing to take the hits and keep moving forward! .. Wish you all the best! ❤️
Intimidator Extraordinaire agreed
Love to be a fly on the wall to follow these students after they leave such a lecture that speaks to their very
Inner cries of uncertainty. Do they shoot out of there energetically and with purpose or
start checking their phones to see what.Kim Kardashian is up to!
"... your heroic vision to encounter the unknown, and articulate it, and share it with people. There's no nobler vision than that!" Nice job Peterson.
This is just brilliant.
In order to speak, a baby has to ''choose its damn limitation'' :D
Once you fix one problem. Thank God for the next one or seven hehe
That's fine by me, if I'm not who I'm supposed to be, then I deserve to be tormented.
Great teacher and thinker... Wish I had him as my teacher
This blows my mind. The fact that kids run through every phony until they succumb to the language they are born into. The metaphysic part of this is undaunted. There is a higher resonance than we accept as truth. Wow!
Dummies speak of others. The reasonably bright speak of things. The truly intelligent speak of concepts and ideas. What’s happening with the detractors is the reduction of this mans complexities. The nuances. The subtleties
Get a job
Yes!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you
I should not be getting this hyped up before bed, this is more of a workout lecture lol
Very true, so accurate.
Thank you professor
My husband calls you, Jordan Buddha Peterson.
Poor students were prepared with just a few pages of notebook paper left, and a worn out pen...... then Jordan comes on stage.
Student pulls out cellphone and records lecture for further review.
His lectures have too much content to unwrap. Mere note taking will miss vital points.
5:40 is gold - I think he speaks to one reason why we (you, me, and our culture) value RUclipsrs and startup founders. We have the courage to fight with the unknown (the script/idea) and then wrangle it into understanding and share it (via wiritng, content, and product)
Willingness to confront the terrible unknown
2:55 so thanos had a point.
exactly what i was thinking at this point. :0
I don’t think someone would just kill trillions, including his daughter whom he actually cared about, if he didn’t have a point.
Hollywood needs to make a movie on him. Not enough missing and glorifying a person when he/she is dead.
This is just fucking funny. Stop sublimating people, there are hundreds of more people like Jordan in Universities. Actually Jordan is not even a pretty intellectual teacher. He has a low knowledge about the subjects beyond the psychology discipline. People tend to like him this much because; he always talks about on subjects that containing personal development in western society etc. He is a good teacher, good psycholog on his own departmend and discipline. Thats it. You will be surprised how many people like him exist in academies, when you read some academic papers and essays.
Lorne Malvo wow 🤣
@@Dale_Blackburn it's not about how some other genius may have done better work than him.
What Peterson did is that he connected and shared his knowledge with the common people, that's what is praiseworthy. And probably you're a SJW that's why you are so fucking jealous of him.
@@MrBubudas what the hell is SJW and no im not jealous about him. Actually i like Jordan.
That might be fascinating. He's no hero, though. He's just a smart, well spoken guy with an overall positive message. Nothing to exaggerate.
This is so true.
This rings really true
Skip to 6:28 for Professor Peterson’s impression of a pirate.
You can work on another mans dream or you can work on your own dream.
Sounds like my dad, was very INFP, and his ideals were unreasonable.
Wow I felt this video in my soul