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Why those some these animations look familiar? Like I have seen these before on someone's else youtube... Anyone knows the youtube channel? I would like to look into that again
@@bryphi77 You may be right, but that doesn't make ALL his content worthless. Whether or not this can be considered promoting Rogan or not is debatable.
RUclips is a bit different. I have recently stopped using Instagram and I haven't been using Facebook and Twitter for months. And I feel great. But I still use RUclips and it's better if you watch better videos solely for the entertainment and educational purposes. On Instagram it is like same meme over and over again. Same shit, people either showing off or advertising shit.
Ajay Choudhary i agree, understanding that social media and technology can be used in many different ways is important. Even browsing pointless memes is not a bad thing, you just have to make it a point to yourself that this is entertainment and I’m not going to sit here doing this for a while.
_timetravels explorations if you read jung, there’s a whole journey of fundamentals. BE WARNED It will take up energy especially if your from the west. But it is very worthwhile.
"Heartbreak is actually your ego cracking.. And the moment that cracks you're in the experience of truth, and when you're in the experience of truth that's where you become who you are." Duncan trussell
I just went through a mental break down. I went into a state of psychosis and when I came out I went to therapy. When I explained how I felt she replied," it sounds like you are going through a metamorphosis." She could not be more right. Its not easy to feel negative thoughts and emotions but I feel as if by the end of this road I will be stronger and more focused.
A mind broken, is a mind broken open. Same goes for our hearts. Pain is the doorway to rebirth. If we change our definition of pain we can grow into the joy of being.
Well, pain is pain. Things hurt. I think it’s important to distinguish that life isn’t all flowers and rainbows. I think it’s important to always respect the gift of life that every being on this planet has been given, including yours. I do like your insight though, it is very true in its own right
That lil animation is from somewhere else I don't know if they drew it but I think it's from a completely different video that they may or may not have made
Exactly right! I had a mental breakdown in my early 20's. Looking back I was putting up a mask and it got too hard to put up. In reality the "breakdown" actually broke me out of the matrix of society. So grateful.
I just turned 21 and experienced this as well. I was trying so hard to be liked by everyone. Things happened in my personal relationships, I broke mentally, shaved my head, quit my job (that I was advancing quickly in unfortunately), destroyed my life. Now I'm beginning to rebuild it after 6 months of just overthinking daily. I feel like I am just beginning to grasp REALITY, but I know that I still know absolutely nothing. That's the great things about life I think! You just keep learning
@@erazemmartinjak7965 Most likely holding up a mask for too long will cause a breakdown. Being true to yourself at all times while still being relatable to others can help. Gotta find a balance and environment that resonates best with you.
I've had two breakdowns in my life. The first one was fixed by quitting alcohol. The second one was fixed by running/riding/hiking long distances, often alone.
The problem I’m having is, I don’t know what else I want to pursue in life. This numbing feeling I get from the internet is enjoyable, but I understand myself I’m spending too much time on it. Progressing in studies and hobbies seem plausible, but the lack of enthusiasm drives me straight back to social media.
sounds like you’re looking for ends, my friend. a big shift a friend taught me is to forget the ends, every single thing can be a means to the end. you never have to find the end. the means are where we find fulfillment.
@@samhammond7575 yea. there's a reason ppl say " enjoy the journey, not the destination". i guess you don't really try to go outside of your comfort zone and try some shit for a hour, day, week etc. and it turns into " idk what to do, have nothing to pursue, because i don't know what I want". that's actually very common if you didn't get hooked on something in childhood, either try to join some activity groups or as i said try to break the turtle shell where you feel secure and can be lazy, because nothing drives you forward. can't expect some magical people to appear and fix your life. time flows either we want it or not. duncans analogy of broken bone is perfect, have to break the bad habits and start something. i never liked animals, except canaries while growing up, because i rarely met them and interacted with them. now im 29 and I'm helping my grandparents in the farm with horses, cows, cats/dogs, chickens etc. because i enjoy it and even have plans with gf to move there. and for the last 6y im working in friends company, atm manager of whole country south sector stores, yet I hardly feel like im sitting in my home and looking at the wall till it moves away and gives me answers.
Look at what you enjoyed as a child man all the way up till when you had to take on more responsibilities I find the truth lies somewhere in there for most people
People avoid themselves, and nothing gets resolved. Some people have literally hated being quarantined because they are scared to meet themselves. So yeah, it takes a mental breakdown when a person refuses to do the work any other way.
R. Lucas ugh no we don't like being forced into agoraphobia by a government claiming that bit cares when the government-coperate Janis tells you something it's a lie 100% of the time.
100% true- most people are afraid to be alone. It is such an unhealthy stance. One of the things that helped to cure my anxiety was literately sitting with myself without any distractions, usually outside. It's amazing how powerful this is.
The most profound ego death I've ever experienced was from burning out. Substance-induced ego death is incredible, but the stress-induced one had me grace death - and the euphoria afterward from the brief relief I had was something else. Now I am a far better man, albeit still in recovery because I have to rebuild myself more or less from scratch. Never be someone you aren't.
Nothing will make you happy, happiness ain’t someone thing you can get it’s not real. Happiness comes from peace inside you and knowing truly that no matter what happens things will be ok. A lot of the time happiness comes from helping others having a family and true love but true love is hard to find you must find something you love doing first you must find you and carry on doing you. You can always find something you are passionate about
It’s funny, I was raised in a society that was begging me to be an artist, be creative, express yourself. I finally found peace when I decided to go to law school. Ironic
Everyone is different. I am the first person in my family tree to go to university, so it isnt like my parents are overtly pushing me into academia. However, I genuinely want to become an engineer, and working a desk job isnt necessarily hell for me.
Any mental breakdown which can be depression and/or anxiety is a check engine light your brain turns on and needs fixing. Forget medication because it doesn't work or is supposed to be a temporary fix/help until you get ahold of yourself and make that change needed to get back to normal. You have to reprogram your brain to start enjoying life again and stop fearing your temporary malfunction. I healed from anxiety. Which was because of a long time of stress that brought me the worst anxiety disorder/insomnia/depression you can imagine. Once I said I'm not gonna fear this fearful/anxiety sickness and start living. Then I started to heal. It takes time for your brain to heal and get back to normal. That's where people lose patience and don't get out of it, thinking it'll never go away. Everybody is different. So no telling when you'll fully heal but eventually you will. I'm about 1yr and 3 months from when I changed my way of thinking and started healing. I'm at 90% back to normal. Remember. The only thing to fear is fear itself.
@@_oreomilkshakes2618 just change your way of thinking. By doing that change. You'll get better little by little. You'll be rewiring your brain. You'll notice as ever day goes by. You'll feel a little bit better. Just the way you can get sick. You can also heal. Been there done that. You gotta get to a point in your life where you tell yourself "enough is enough. I'm done suffering. I gave you your time. Now I'm done with you". Let's do this. Let's say Fu*k it. I'm gonna live my life. And be happy like I should be. Let's do this.
As the son of a schizophrenic mother, I’d say that dismissing medication is literally a life and death matter. Many people who might not need it overuse it, sure, but many people who need it aren’t taking it. Your story sounds inspiring and needs telling, but just like trying to cure cancer through diet, some mental issues can not be controlled through being more mentally strong as you’re implying.
@@hanaf1231 I was taking about depression and anxiety when it comes to mental breakdown. Schizophrenia is something I don't know about. I believe that is permanent and do require some type of medication. Dont know. But as for depression and anxiety. You can heal from that. So many people have. Medication is not the answer for what I'm talking about.
All this is good advice, but I still can’t fix the fact that I’m shy when it comes to peeing. I just can’t be around anyone, I always have to go in the stall and sometimes that doesn’t help. I guess I can’t join the Marines😔
It isn't about creating, it's about being. Be present and if create while present then great, but it's about being present and stop deceiving yourself.
Cody95XD you just used words to express a thought you had. You created something, albeit small. Creativity manifests in so many ways, even small and mundane acts. What do you think?
Jack watching angry people on the internet, arguing and being negative all day. I needed some good news in my day. Stay up, Jack! We all rooting for ya!
I seriously love these two together. I almost bankrupted after losing my leg two years ago because of someone else's neglect. I come back to this episode of JRE frequently to listen to this exact conversation on multiple occasions. Thank you for putting this together, After Skool. Much love.
The bandwidth comment is so true, when I spend time working on projects in my shop the phone is in the house. Last Saturday my wife asked me multiple times if I had seen her post about something, my answers were all the same, "I haven't touched my phone today." People need to turn that shit off and LIVE LIFE!
Joe Rogan saved my life one day no joke , I was on a break in a hospital and I seen him and Cam Hanes on a vid that’s the moment I got that reset. I ended up creating a “mental health committee” inside my head that I consult when times get rough, Joes the Chair Cam, Jocko, and Goggins are all there .... this is how I survived mental health Thanks guys forever indebted D=F Lift Run Shoot and uncommon amongst the uncommon , thank you all for saving my life
"Technology is destructive only in the hands of people who do not realize that they are one and the same process as the universe." - Alan Watts Also: The third voice in this is Dr. Chris Ryan who wrote Sex At Dawn and recently Civilized To Death. Just in case anyone wanted to know.
Technology is everywhere around us and completely unavoidable. The only way to completely remove yourself from technology is leaving society entirely, and even then, people neglect to realize that even the most basic stone tools are technically a form of technology. Our lives, for better or worse, completely depend on technology.
I had a breakdown associated with depression and generalized anxiety disorder in 2013. I was a complete mess for a couple of years and didn't get off my medications until 2019. The stigma is real. I made a few mistakes at work and unfortunately burned my bridge with my previous employer. However, it set me off on a new career which I absolutely love.
I used to be horrible inside.. I used to have no control over myself and it's still an embarrassment to me. I used to do stuff I didn't know I didn't want to do at the time because I was "numb". We live so much of our lives through the subconscious mind just "going with the flow" until that false sense of self (ego) CRASHES. That's when we become spiritually awakened. That's when we can identify the true self and let it manifest in our body and we can become intentional with our actions.
So true. I had a break down about 20 years ago and it transformed my entire life. The most painful thing that ever happened but also the best thing that ever happened.
Perhaps it did. It is thought that when AI becomes self-aware, it will be an enlightened Buddha of Binary, seeking good and peace. Also if you have a smart watch, it can detect your heart rate, and then maybe RUclips, filtering by your likes, went "here's a video that might come in handy"
The most profound learning I've undergone in the recent past doesn't come from "experts," but from regular human beings sharing their wisdom from direct life experiences. That is where the true knowledge originates, I think. I can tell when I listen to someone like these two that they aren't just reciting scripture from one textbook or another, but from life. That is the greatest teacher!
I have a panic disorder which, sometimes when triggered, one episode can last years. This isn't just a day of freaking out. My body will get so out of whack that it just turns on the physical terror for months and months at a time. No matter how I logically think or feel about it, It just happens. The doctors always wanted to throw SSRIs and Benzos and other such things at the problem. But no matter how bad I've felt, I've always refused, choosing to take what my body is doing and face to face with it head on. It's in doing this that I have learned the most about myself. A few times it's been so bad and I've been so frightened that I've lost total sense of who I was or who people I've known all my life were. But you know what? I know better than some random drug. I know in happiness or in despair that it's my soul speaking to me. In these extremely hard years I had no CHOICE but to connect directly to myself and identify and resolve underlying problems deep in the roots of my being. Maybe it took years, or even for me decades to do, to unwind those hard issues, but in the end I am so much happier and able as a person. Everyone wants to run away from the anxiety and bad feelings, but covering them up isn't the solution. It's just living a half life between meaningless surface level thoughts, and ignoring the person underneath. Anxiety is a tool you can use to strip away the bullshit and grow as a person. If you have the courage to get through total collapse, face the worst parts of yourself, and see out the other side, it puts the power in YOUR HANDS to be happy in your life. Not the world around you. Not if only this, or if only that. The situation you are in now. You don't get to choose what happens to you, but YOU get to choose how you want to frame it. Getting through depressions, addictions, and mental disorders has shaped me into the person I am today. If I had just dropped pills and thought nothing of it, I'd be like all of my other friends who are still stuck in the same loop of avoidance and haven't moved forwards. You really need to sort out what your true thoughts are. The reason it never works for most people is they have no idea what "real thoughts" are and what surface level bullshit buzzing around your brain is. There is a difference. Just because you feel bad or are CONVINCED that "something" is the reason for why you feel bad in the moment, doesn't make it true. It takes a LONG time to really sit down and sort out what is truly important, and a lot of that process is not easy.
I was going to point you towards Mingyur Rinpoche and his great meditation teachings which he used to overcome his panic attacks, but it sounds like you found a similar way on your own :)
@@jonjones9747 Clearly, you missed the implication that I overcame my addictions and no longer have them. The very fact I am no longer subject to them has improved my life immensely.
This is such a confusing comment... Why should they stop dropping truths, especially if you are enjoying it? Most people would say "everyone should hear this" or "we need more people talking about this" and you're saying they should stop 😳😂
Thats why once a month I do a detox day, full boredom day with WiFi disconnected, trying to move 2 times a month and later 4 and so on till I get 1 day of social media a week
Haykke I quit Facebook and Instagram (now my only addiction is RUclips- working on that!). It's so true what Rogan says about the bandwidth in your brain- I would be doing work and continuously thinking about what I was missing out on on Facebook or Instagram, wanting to check in all the time. It annoyed me so much that one day I thought, I don't need this, I have so much on my plate that I want to concentrate on and accomplish. I closed them and have not looked back! Going on a social media 'diet' feels great!
I think I get the very last part. When you are on fire, don't keep running around thinking that will put the fire out. Just get in the water and let go! Let go of the anxiety of the thing happening to you and just breathe.
In the podcast the non-joe/duncan guy offers a clearer analogy: you’re stumbling in the dark being chased by a monster, bumping into things and tripping over yourself. However if you stop and turn around to face the monster you’ll see it was never actually there.
I agree, being on my phone too much feels like eating junk food, but for your brain. I’m learning my limits. And as a 15 year old noticing how many people can’t get off there phone is crazy. It’s like people are afraid to experience their own reality, and become addicted to distracting their selves with someone else’s.
It's interesting looking at people when they're high using their phones. They get anxious and the first thing they do to feel better is look at their phones. Being on drugs and panicking the first thing you see a lot of people do is immediately darting towards their phones for comfort.
Dude... I had a serious couple of weeks... and umm yeah... thanks for that one. I learned how powerful mediation was, I should try it more... thank you.
A man I look to greatly told me “change only comes out of necessity, and necessity only arises from crisis” we are so good at ignoring problems and we cover them up with lies to prevent cognitive dissonance. It sucks when you recognize this and still lack the courage to change,
YES!!! You have to face your shadow! I had my mental breakdown in 2020 and had the most intense shadow work in my life, i have healed so much childhood trauma, i have so much less anxiety and panic attacks now and i've found that Garden of Eden inside myself Duncan talks about! This guy is amazing, watch his Midnight Gospel cartoon, it's a masterpiece! Love and light! 🙏🌎❤️
This video really hit me hard I broke down and I started bawling. I'm going through some of the stuff mentioned right now and I needed to hear and see this video. Perfect timing keep it up. Thank you
Strive for value, you're worth more than money can buy. Duncan Trussell suggested in a JRE podcast a while back to give what you can, your time and effort, or your possessions you don't use or need, your love will go a long way for someone who might need it and in turn, you will feel good making someone else feel good. Might be of some help? Stay strong! You are worth it.
bmwfitness28 I had a breakdown 2 days ago. Sobbed on my kitchen floor. It was embarrassing but I’m trying to forgive myself. I’m here if you need to talk
I had a nervous breakdown in my early 30s. I ended up referring to it as my nervous breakthrough. But tbh I think these guys are mimimizing and simplifying the process and experience of serious mental illness. Sadly, it doesn't always end well or lead to a more balanced and enlightened state.
To someone who has benefited from the experience, this certainly could seem like a minimization, but to someone who has never considered these concepts, minimization and focus on the positive is required to get the wheels turning. A full set of psychological lectures does not appeal to someone who has never considered that their core is flawed and/or that it can be repaired. Even arguing for or against (or both) your argument would be rather cumbersome without a lot of minimization. And I only argue because I too see minimization as a tool too often used to support toxic viewpoints, but to ignore the utility of a tool… I’m basically accusing you of minimizing minimization lol
Had one too, its hard to explain, maybe impossible to anyone who has not been there, For me it has been the Best three years I never wanna do again.... its all good You just need to let Go
I have a quote for this Video: When you hit your lowest point, you are open to the greatest change. Also I have to say, the worst obstacle for you to become what you want to become is you, because people that want to be themselves can’t be stopped by outside factors, they will push beyond their limits, because that is what brave people do, they go against all the odds set to stop them from becoming the one they want to be the most. External factors don’t matter, the one thing you need to be in peace with is yourself to achieve being yourself.
I Had the first mental breakdown a month ago and I saw why I feel like I'm stagnating. My plan is simpel. Less video games and more Family, working out and planning for the future.
Lol, I have nervous breakdowns annually. Back when I was in my early 20’s or as a teenager, I really didn’t understand it. Now, I handle it better and recognize it as introspection, and handle it a lot better. I’m 31 now. These last 5 years have really been transformational for self growth.
I just turned off all of my you tub notifications after this video I’m just so glad I watch afterskool, it’s changing my whole life, tells me the truth.
Mine was on shrooms. I turned into an ape and ran on all fours while my friend tried to catch me i his jeep. Before that though, i FREAKED out, afterwards i went catatonic for a day. Very rewarding experience, I realized im just a modern day caveman and im ok with this. I have no desire to do shrooms ever again.
Yes. That really was a beautiful analogy (most personalities as a bone that healed the wrong way and needs to be SNAPPED & reset) BUT never forget, Alan Watts said that we should not try to blow a square's mind of shake up a square because those people are WALKING A TIGHTROPE holding this s#*t together - you should be in awe; they're the ones who are far out. It's true, maintaining an illusion is mad toil!
I was watching this video and got distracted a few minutes in by opening up Facebook on another tab and I didn't even realized what I'd done until after a minute or two. Clearly this was the video I needed today. (also that Screen Time thing hit home immediately)
Absolutely LOVE this channel! Only discovered it today and already obsessed- makes so many big ideas and philosophical thoughts so accessible and empowering. Thank you!!
I wouldn't say I've ever had a mental breakdown but I've had moments were I've felt that I've been broken down. One time in RUclips I encountered some really scummy political trolls and they said they messed up things about me. After that I realised that politics was a waste of time and that I was going to not only change myself but try to make a better impact in people's lives and to help them not fall in the same pitfalls as me.
That was the dumbest fucking thing I've ever heard lmao. Someone was mean to you in the RUclips comments and thats what made you want to change your life? I'm sorry but what you said was super cringy.
@Intelligently Stoopid That really is an invitation to 'annihilate' the rather weak sounding facade you are presenting here, but rather than being too stressful I suspect it simply wouldn't be entertaining.
@@laurenzweickert7804 ahah I actually came up with it on my own. But I did just look through the comments and found one posted 2 days before mine that said basically the same thing. Oh well 🤷♂️
@@SODMGGOKU I can see why you would think that. But what do you think is more likely: I read a comment posted 2 days before mine and thought "I'll just steal this and no one will notice" or I thought about it and commented it.
This is like a three time conditioner, rinse and repeat rinse and repeat rinse and repeat. This is one of the greatest 11 minutes of 24 seconds a human could ever have. Thank you DT. And DT.
Yesterday i took some mushrooms, i didn't belive what others say, about "ego death" but they helped me a lot, i realize that we are depressed and sometimes we don't even know why, we are forgetting things about ourselves adn filling our minds with junk toughts, creativity is being stolen from us, we need time to remember things, to reflect in our lifes. there was a time were we didn't care about likes, posts or stories and i know those were the best times in a lot of people life.
8:57 In a sense Jesus talks about that too from another side, when he says that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. it's not because of being rich, but because it's hard to not be attached to all the things you have when you are rich, and if you have too many things that keep you attached to worldly things that might not even be that important anyways then it's hard to get to the true thing, it's harder to go to that Paradise Duncan described.
Time line 9:50 "Heart Break is the Ego Cracking" Wow that's a heavy concept to consider!! Thank you After Skool, for the video and the new perspective on Mental health!
This literately came on at 4am while I am trying to rectify my sleep and habits... I’ve been in this rut before and i must agree that we can decide to put a stop to it. It’s not always easy I’ve relapsed several times but I keep getting up and I keep going. It’s never easy when your going through it ever and you will fail and you will encounter bumps in the road however if you decide to keep trying change does come After my nervous breakdown I found myself more aware and excited for life again I felt alive. I stopped smoking weed and drinking for a month it might not be long but I felt I needed to detox and find my balance again. After I drank after a while I had so much fun and I enjoyed myself again. I would drink before and it stopped being fun. Weed also made me resent it for a while ultimately I always had a choice and I still do which is why I’m saying balance is essential with anything. In life To anyone who’s gotten this far you prob have a similar story I just want y’all to know nothing will ever be perfect and you won’t always feel your Best But if you find the peace and balance with the now you’ll be alright You fall, get back up.
Personally, I use tech as a distraction and I'm fully aware of that. I'm a thirty year old homeless disabled guy, so... I think of it as harm reduction. I'm one of those extreme addicts. Left alone with access to drugs, and I'll end up dead or in a coma eventually. My history proves this (close to dying many times). So, in that light, is tech addiction good or bad? For me it basically keeps me alive. And Joe always takes things to an extreme...necrosis from sitting too much? This isn't 1788...tech is a tool. How you use it is more important than the tool itself. Facebook can either make you Narcissistic, or help you stay connected in a healthy way by checking Facebook once in awhile. You decide how you use it.
Everyone is addicted to something. It's HOW we're addicted to it. If somebody was addicted to RUclips for the right reasons where all the content they consumed are productive and not just random shit to keep them entertained, he'll be miles ahead of the person that just watches RUclips to kill time. These "jokes" is what kills and justifies how shitty we use technology. We laugh about it and continue to use it how we do. After watching a video like this, it just opens my eyes to how I'm using technology in a bad way, I have to wake up and use it for the right reasons moving forward. Perspective matters.
Don't think I have ever had a full on mental break, but due to depression and anxiety and just random life shit, I have certainly had my fair share of sobbing through gritted teeth. And I agree, I think it's in those bitter freaking moments when instead of running away from the pain, we rip open those scars and allow ourselves to be raw and honest with ourselves or with a higher power, that we really start to discover who we are. In those kind of chaotic emotional storms that shit gets washed up that we didn't even know was there, and we can kind of collect those "treasures" from the tidal wave, and hopefully emerge with a better understanding of who we are, and what we want.
Holy shit, he’s talking about me lol. I’m on the way back up after 10 years of pure shit, Gone blind, lost identity, Had a 7 year nightmare with work ending in being stuck on an insurance policy to cover 2/3 of my wages and finally been in a relationship with a BPD partner which has just about finished me off but I’m coming back up and holy fuck did this guy speak right into my heart. Thank You!
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I knew you were going to be a inshadow
Why those some these animations look familiar? Like I have seen these before on someone's else youtube...
Anyone knows the youtube channel? I would like to look into that again
@@buramukim4241 Check out "In Shadow - Modern Odyssey"
@@AfterSkool Thank you!!
@@bryphi77 You may be right, but that doesn't make ALL his content worthless. Whether or not this can be considered promoting Rogan or not is debatable.
The irony of watching this after scrolling for hours on RUclips
Lets take it as a wake up call
RUclips is a bit different. I have recently stopped using Instagram and I haven't been using Facebook and Twitter for months. And I feel great. But I still use RUclips and it's better if you watch better videos solely for the entertainment and educational purposes. On Instagram it is like same meme over and over again. Same shit, people either showing off or advertising shit.
You’re lying to yourself bro
Ajay Choudhary i agree, understanding that social media and technology can be used in many different ways is important. Even browsing pointless memes is not a bad thing, you just have to make it a point to yourself that this is entertainment and I’m not going to sit here doing this for a while.
Smoke a joint and it will feel normal
“No tree, it is said, can grow to heaven unless its roots reach down to hell.”
- Carl Jung
woooooooww. that hit me hard.
PPfffFFffFFF !!!!!! How come Ive never heard these fundementals before.
Jung and Nietzsche understood human nature to a T
_timetravels explorations if you read jung, there’s a whole journey of fundamentals. BE WARNED It will take up energy especially if your from the west. But it is very worthwhile.
He doesnt get enough recognition
"Heartbreak is actually your ego cracking.. And the moment that cracks you're in the experience of truth, and when you're in the experience of truth that's where you become who you are." Duncan trussell
Midnight Gospel is an animated show that is an interview-style show created BY Duncan Trussell so I HIGHLY recommend it if you enjoy him!
growingoaks productions Thank you for suggesting that, and yes I've watched it. Guess your pretty late 😅
Eddywoop No lmao I watched it all when it came out on 4/20. I was amongst the first to see it.
True...
Ian Corral I mean the ego definitely takes a massive hit when you love someone who doesn’t love you back
Jesus everytime Duncan talks there's something so beautiful about it. He just knows the right words to use
Couldn’t agree more
Sounds like you have a crush
@@bobbyboucher1936 haha for sure man crush on him
James Caine same
I think he might be the most insightful person Joe has ever had on the show.
I just went through a mental break down. I went into a state of psychosis and when I came out I went to therapy. When I explained how I felt she replied," it sounds like you are going through a metamorphosis." She could not be more right. Its not easy to feel negative thoughts and emotions but I feel as if by the end of this road I will be stronger and more focused.
How do you look back on it now? Did you change for good? I'm going through something similar right now
@@unclebensrice4702 The internal journey I went through from this day until now has been the best decision I have ever made.
A mind broken, is a mind broken open. Same goes for our hearts. Pain is the doorway to rebirth. If we change our definition of pain we can grow into the joy of being.
beautiful insight!
Well, pain is pain. Things hurt. I think it’s important to distinguish that life isn’t all flowers and rainbows. I think it’s important to always respect the gift of life that every being on this planet has been given, including yours. I do like your insight though, it is very true in its own right
Very well written! Love this 🙏
Well said thankyou.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the visuals on this video. The symbolism is unreal.
It adds so much to the conversation. Love it 💕
Divine Moments of Truth
Some of the animations are from the haunting "In Shadow" by Lubomir Arsov. Definitely worth watching!
@@brentyoendo1573 will check that out thanks!
That lil animation is from somewhere else I don't know if they drew it but I think it's from a completely different video that they may or may not have made
"Its like being on fire and running away from water because you're afraid you will drown"
Nailed it
Send this comment back in time, this is what he was looking for!!! ;)
Literally what I was going to comment lol
He just had a brain fart mid thought.i just luv him more he’s human ❤️
I just typed this, scrolled down and seen you had done it... spot on
Exactly right! I had a mental breakdown in my early 20's. Looking back I was putting up a mask and it got too hard to put up. In reality the "breakdown" actually broke me out of the matrix of society. So grateful.
I just turned 21 and experienced this as well. I was trying so hard to be liked by everyone. Things happened in my personal relationships, I broke mentally, shaved my head, quit my job (that I was advancing quickly in unfortunately), destroyed my life. Now I'm beginning to rebuild it after 6 months of just overthinking daily. I feel like I am just beginning to grasp REALITY, but I know that I still know absolutely nothing. That's the great things about life I think! You just keep learning
thanks for sharing
How do you stop holding up the mask without having a breakdown?
@@erazemmartinjak7965 Most likely holding up a mask for too long will cause a breakdown. Being true to yourself at all times while still being relatable to others can help. Gotta find a balance and environment that resonates best with you.
@@erazemmartinjak7965 Accepting yourself fully as you are now is also helpful.
I've had two breakdowns in my life. The first one was fixed by quitting alcohol. The second one was fixed by running/riding/hiking long distances, often alone.
Kind of same for me. Sober + weight lifting / exercise. Cured.
Steve Fink what was your motivation? I’ve been to in treatment rehab. I’ve relapsed. I need help. Doing therapy, AA...all that.
Mike Ash thx 🙏
Proud of you
@@mikeohann3106 Same here, Fasting, and intermittent fasting saved me, and my health. Good luck to you.
I had a mental breakdown and went to a psychiatric hospital and now I feel I can experience life in the best way possible. Thank you for ur channel
Ronnie2K_ the3rd all the best big lad
Good luck to you!
@@Ella-tf8yv thank u!
What happened?
Good luck mate did talking to a psychatrist help?
These drawings are trippy as HELL man, paired with the words they're saying? Great work.
It's only trippy to those who see their reflection in the art and story.
@@TickyTack23 I just mean the symbolism the artist uses, it's on point.
Damn Violent I hope you’ve seen Midnight Gospel, because if not, you are MISSING OUT
@@samhammond7575 Thank you.
I mean a little bit haha. You gotta stop getting high and watching these videos man
Duncan is so humble and knowledgeable he's truly an artist.
The problem I’m having is, I don’t know what else I want to pursue in life. This numbing feeling I get from the internet is enjoyable, but I understand myself I’m spending too much time on it. Progressing in studies and hobbies seem plausible, but the lack of enthusiasm drives me straight back to social media.
sounds like you’re looking for ends, my friend. a big shift a friend taught me is to forget the ends, every single thing can be a means to the end. you never have to find the end. the means are where we find fulfillment.
@@samhammond7575 yea. there's a reason ppl say " enjoy the journey, not the destination". i guess you don't really try to go outside of your comfort zone and try some shit for a hour, day, week etc. and it turns into " idk what to do, have nothing to pursue, because i don't know what I want". that's actually very common if you didn't get hooked on something in childhood, either try to join some activity groups or as i said try to break the turtle shell where you feel secure and can be lazy, because nothing drives you forward. can't expect some magical people to appear and fix your life. time flows either we want it or not. duncans analogy of broken bone is perfect, have to break the bad habits and start something.
i never liked animals, except canaries while growing up, because i rarely met them and interacted with them. now im 29 and I'm helping my grandparents in the farm with horses, cows, cats/dogs, chickens etc. because i enjoy it and even have plans with gf to move there. and for the last 6y im working in friends company, atm manager of whole country south sector stores, yet I hardly feel like im sitting in my home and looking at the wall till it moves away and gives me answers.
Look at what you enjoyed as a child man all the way up till when you had to take on more responsibilities I find the truth lies somewhere in there for most people
Try something really challenging, something that'll get that adrenaline going. I guarantee you'll forget all about your social media fix.
I think this sums up how majority of ppl feel and social media companies profit from it
The best thing that ever come from my mental breakdown was to not give a f**k, what friends think, family think and to just be you. life is too short.
Man, when you realized this?
People avoid themselves, and nothing gets resolved. Some people have literally hated being quarantined because they are scared to meet themselves. So yeah, it takes a mental breakdown when a person refuses to do the work any other way.
R. Lucas ugh no we don't like being forced into agoraphobia by a government claiming that bit cares when the government-coperate Janis tells you something it's a lie 100% of the time.
lee Roberts completely missing the point or maybe not wanting to confront how it applies to you.
100% true- most people are afraid to be alone. It is such an unhealthy stance.
One of the things that helped to cure my anxiety was literately sitting with myself without any distractions, usually outside. It's amazing how powerful this is.
The most profound ego death I've ever experienced was from burning out. Substance-induced ego death is incredible, but the stress-induced one had me grace death - and the euphoria afterward from the brief relief I had was something else. Now I am a far better man, albeit still in recovery because I have to rebuild myself more or less from scratch.
Never be someone you aren't.
So cool! Keep it up. Thanks for sharing
Melancholy maked me a humble man
Do you mean burning out from work and daily stuff? I burned out from work a year and a half and I hit some extremely dark points.
@@luisdiaz3917 I think he means drugs
@@RedFrostproductions no i dont think so lol
"We humans are so tortured by not properly guessing what will make us happy."
God.
@@lo.fr.8092 If God works for you, hell yeah brother. For me it's sinning. I'm a gay. It feels good. Heheh!
Nothing will make you happy, happiness ain’t someone thing you can get it’s not real. Happiness comes from peace inside you and knowing truly that no matter what happens things will be ok. A lot of the time happiness comes from helping others having a family and true love but true love is hard to find you must find something you love doing first you must find you and carry on doing you. You can always find something you are passionate about
@@zzzo4509 preach daddy
@@nullobject5943 LOL!
It’s funny, I was raised in a society that was begging me to be an artist, be creative, express yourself. I finally found peace when I decided to go to law school. Ironic
Opposite for me
Do what works for you, do what you love. Maybe you'll be an entertainment lawyer, looking out for the interests of the artistic, creative types.
Everyone is different. I am the first person in my family tree to go to university, so it isnt like my parents are overtly pushing me into academia. However, I genuinely want to become an engineer, and working a desk job isnt necessarily hell for me.
same thing here, but your art was economy for me, and I chose linguistics!
I love this comment, Thank you.
Any mental breakdown which can be depression and/or anxiety is a check engine light your brain turns on and needs fixing. Forget medication because it doesn't work or is supposed to be a temporary fix/help until you get ahold of yourself and make that change needed to get back to normal. You have to reprogram your brain to start enjoying life again and stop fearing your temporary malfunction. I healed from anxiety. Which was because of a long time of stress that brought me the worst anxiety disorder/insomnia/depression you can imagine. Once I said I'm not gonna fear this fearful/anxiety sickness and start living. Then I started to heal. It takes time for your brain to heal and get back to normal. That's where people lose patience and don't get out of it, thinking it'll never go away. Everybody is different. So no telling when you'll fully heal but eventually you will. I'm about 1yr and 3 months from when I changed my way of thinking and started healing. I'm at 90% back to normal. Remember. The only thing to fear is fear itself.
I'm crying thank u you so much
@@_oreomilkshakes2618 just change your way of thinking. By doing that change. You'll get better little by little. You'll be rewiring your brain. You'll notice as ever day goes by. You'll feel a little bit better. Just the way you can get sick. You can also heal. Been there done that. You gotta get to a point in your life where you tell yourself "enough is enough. I'm done suffering. I gave you your time. Now I'm done with you". Let's do this. Let's say Fu*k it. I'm gonna live my life. And be happy like I should be. Let's do this.
As the son of a schizophrenic mother, I’d say that dismissing medication is literally a life and death matter. Many people who might not need it overuse it, sure, but many people who need it aren’t taking it. Your story sounds inspiring and needs telling, but just like trying to cure cancer through diet, some mental issues can not be controlled through being more mentally strong as you’re implying.
@@hanaf1231 I was taking about depression and anxiety when it comes to mental breakdown. Schizophrenia is something I don't know about. I believe that is permanent and do require some type of medication. Dont know. But as for depression and anxiety. You can heal from that. So many people have. Medication is not the answer for what I'm talking about.
All this is good advice, but I still can’t fix the fact that I’m shy when it comes to peeing. I just can’t be around anyone, I always have to go in the stall and sometimes that doesn’t help. I guess I can’t join the Marines😔
Spend less time consuming and more time creating
Mckenna thought that was his most important point. Very interesting
It isn't about creating, it's about being. Be present and if create while present then great, but it's about being present and stop deceiving yourself.
Jaxx imagine if you had a real weapon
Cody95XD you just used words to express a thought you had. You created something, albeit small. Creativity manifests in so many ways, even small and mundane acts. What do you think?
Or spend less time creeping and more time creating.
This made my day and I like that quote: "It's better to be an honest street sweeper than a dishonest king."
I love how this dude drew this for like 3 days straight and I just have it going on in the background while I circle around the kitchen making food
Lol yeah I listen to these while driving most of the time
Lost my job and apartment this week. I needed this.
Sorry to hear that buddy, you will bounce back stronger 💪 hope you are well
@@TheJamezay Thanks man i actually found a new job today :)
@@jpjapers Ayyye thats awesome news man, hopefully its even better than your last one 🙏
Jack you got this bro I believe in you❤️
Jack watching angry people on the internet, arguing and being negative all day. I needed some good news in my day. Stay up, Jack! We all rooting for ya!
This is exactly what I have been struggling with and I'm happy someone finally addressed it I have never heard anyone explain this exact thing
...78 years ago? ..Am I a ghost? Holy shit
I seriously love these two together. I almost bankrupted after losing my leg two years ago because of someone else's neglect. I come back to this episode of JRE frequently to listen to this exact conversation on multiple occasions.
Thank you for putting this together, After Skool. Much love.
The bandwidth comment is so true, when I spend time working on projects in my shop the phone is in the house. Last Saturday my wife asked me multiple times if I had seen her post about something, my answers were all the same, "I haven't touched my phone today." People need to turn that shit off and LIVE LIFE!
Its more painful to run from pain than to walk right into the eye of the storm and confront it
Joe Rogan saved my life one day no joke , I was on a break in a hospital and I seen him and Cam Hanes on a vid that’s the moment I got that reset. I ended up creating a “mental health committee” inside my head that I consult when times get rough, Joes the Chair Cam, Jocko, and Goggins are all there .... this is how I survived mental health Thanks guys forever indebted D=F Lift Run Shoot and uncommon amongst the uncommon , thank you all for saving my life
This is just a midnight gospel episode
I wrote something similar as a joke and then went to look up the show to make sure I was spelling the title right...
It is!
This would have been a good midnight gospel episode
José Dirks yeah
CDWC I'm just saying it's a midnight Gospel ep to me.
"Technology is destructive only in the hands of people who do not realize that they are one and the same process as the universe."
- Alan Watts
Also: The third voice in this is Dr. Chris Ryan who wrote Sex At Dawn and recently Civilized To Death. Just in case anyone wanted to know.
“You’re addicted to technology.”
Afterskool doesn’t count. It’s church.
But after this, I’m turning it off.
Sean Haggard lmao
Technology is everywhere around us and completely unavoidable. The only way to completely remove yourself from technology is leaving society entirely, and even then, people neglect to realize that even the most basic stone tools are technically a form of technology. Our lives, for better or worse, completely depend on technology.
Lies
The Ultimate Rage it’s so difficult to find meaning through connection in our world, when so many people seek their connection in their pocket.
Sean Haggard Oof damn son
I had a breakdown associated with depression and generalized anxiety disorder in 2013. I was a complete mess for a couple of years and didn't get off my medications until 2019. The stigma is real. I made a few mistakes at work and unfortunately burned my bridge with my previous employer. However, it set me off on a new career which I absolutely love.
I used to be horrible inside.. I used to have no control over myself and it's still an embarrassment to me. I used to do stuff I didn't know I didn't want to do at the time because I was "numb". We live so much of our lives through the subconscious mind just "going with the flow" until that false sense of self (ego) CRASHES. That's when we become spiritually awakened. That's when we can identify the true self and let it manifest in our body and we can become intentional with our actions.
So true. I had a break down about 20 years ago and it transformed my entire life. The most painful thing that ever happened but also the best thing that ever happened.
Did youtube just sense that I was having an anxiety attack?
Perhaps it did. It is thought that when AI becomes self-aware, it will be an enlightened Buddha of Binary, seeking good and peace. Also if you have a smart watch, it can detect your heart rate, and then maybe RUclips, filtering by your likes, went "here's a video that might come in handy"
We all iz
I was thinking the same thing!!
I think RUclips can sense what an individual is feeling
Maybe they are manipulating people into anxiety attacks?
"It's better to be an honest street sweeper than a dishonest king"
Damn
Its rlly not tho lol. Id rather be a dishonest king
Like: “It’s better to be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war.”
Chris Garand but that warrior has seen some shit
@Joe Villa for your own well being that is if your grateful for life
The most profound learning I've undergone in the recent past doesn't come from "experts," but from regular human beings sharing their wisdom from direct life experiences. That is where the true knowledge originates, I think. I can tell when I listen to someone like these two that they aren't just reciting scripture from one textbook or another, but from life. That is the greatest teacher!
I have a panic disorder which, sometimes when triggered, one episode can last years. This isn't just a day of freaking out. My body will get so out of whack that it just turns on the physical terror for months and months at a time. No matter how I logically think or feel about it, It just happens. The doctors always wanted to throw SSRIs and Benzos and other such things at the problem. But no matter how bad I've felt, I've always refused, choosing to take what my body is doing and face to face with it head on.
It's in doing this that I have learned the most about myself. A few times it's been so bad and I've been so frightened that I've lost total sense of who I was or who people I've known all my life were. But you know what? I know better than some random drug. I know in happiness or in despair that it's my soul speaking to me. In these extremely hard years I had no CHOICE but to connect directly to myself and identify and resolve underlying problems deep in the roots of my being. Maybe it took years, or even for me decades to do, to unwind those hard issues, but in the end I am so much happier and able as a person.
Everyone wants to run away from the anxiety and bad feelings, but covering them up isn't the solution. It's just living a half life between meaningless surface level thoughts, and ignoring the person underneath. Anxiety is a tool you can use to strip away the bullshit and grow as a person. If you have the courage to get through total collapse, face the worst parts of yourself, and see out the other side, it puts the power in YOUR HANDS to be happy in your life. Not the world around you. Not if only this, or if only that. The situation you are in now. You don't get to choose what happens to you, but YOU get to choose how you want to frame it.
Getting through depressions, addictions, and mental disorders has shaped me into the person I am today. If I had just dropped pills and thought nothing of it, I'd be like all of my other friends who are still stuck in the same loop of avoidance and haven't moved forwards. You really need to sort out what your true thoughts are. The reason it never works for most people is they have no idea what "real thoughts" are and what surface level bullshit buzzing around your brain is. There is a difference. Just because you feel bad or are CONVINCED that "something" is the reason for why you feel bad in the moment, doesn't make it true. It takes a LONG time to really sit down and sort out what is truly important, and a lot of that process is not easy.
I finally got off meds after a decade and it started with getting away from my parents
I was going to point you towards Mingyur Rinpoche and his great meditation teachings which he used to overcome his panic attacks, but it sounds like you found a similar way on your own :)
Liked your comment until I seen addictions fuk u junkie
@@jonjones9747 Clearly, you missed the implication that I overcame my addictions and no longer have them. The very fact I am no longer subject to them has improved my life immensely.
@@jonjones9747 fuk u… what u hiding with all that anger??
Holy shit they need to stop dropping so much truth. I love Duncan Trussell, he’s a lovely human being.
This is such a confusing comment... Why should they stop dropping truths, especially if you are enjoying it? Most people would say "everyone should hear this" or "we need more people talking about this" and you're saying they should stop 😳😂
Wait do u need a mental breakdown to get rid of anxiety
@Joe Villa What's wrong with being gay?
yeah, he truly is
It's okay to breakdown and unpack, just do not start living there. Take a break, reassess, and move forward from it.
Just maybe you did not understand the message here. Don't move forwaed from it, but faced the thing and vinc the thing.
@@antoinepaquet2793 he used the word "reassess"
@@celestemi4341 Ok yhea I see thanks you
Thats why once a month I do a detox day, full boredom day with WiFi disconnected, trying to move 2 times a month and later 4 and so on till I get 1 day of social media a week
Haykke I quit Facebook and Instagram (now my only addiction is RUclips- working on that!). It's so true what Rogan says about the bandwidth in your brain- I would be doing work and continuously thinking about what I was missing out on on Facebook or Instagram, wanting to check in all the time. It annoyed me so much that one day I thought, I don't need this, I have so much on my plate that I want to concentrate on and accomplish. I closed them and have not looked back!
Going on a social media 'diet' feels great!
I think I get the very last part. When you are on fire, don't keep running around thinking that will put the fire out. Just get in the water and let go! Let go of the anxiety of the thing happening to you and just breathe.
In the podcast the non-joe/duncan guy offers a clearer analogy: you’re stumbling in the dark being chased by a monster, bumping into things and tripping over yourself. However if you stop and turn around to face the monster you’ll see it was never actually there.
I understood it as that as well lol
Yeah just stop being anxious bro! It's so simple
Miguel Pereira more like find the patience and courage to face your fears lol
I agree, being on my phone too much feels like eating junk food, but for your brain. I’m learning my limits. And as a 15 year old noticing how many people can’t get off there phone is crazy. It’s like people are afraid to experience their own reality, and become addicted to distracting their selves with someone else’s.
Same here
You know you need to hear this when you have a 3k videos playlist, hit the randomizer and it lands on this video more than once…
It's interesting looking at people when they're high using their phones. They get anxious and the first thing they do to feel better is look at their phones. Being on drugs and panicking the first thing you see a lot of people do is immediately darting towards their phones for comfort.
Thanks Beavis
You're a fucking genius
It's the anxiety not the drugs, what they are doing is trying to avoid eye contact with people
Dude... I had a serious couple of weeks... and umm yeah... thanks for that one. I learned how powerful mediation was, I should try it more... thank you.
Wow.
Duncan Trussel is such a ball of wisdom. Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Thank you!
A man I look to greatly told me “change only comes out of necessity, and necessity only arises from crisis” we are so good at ignoring problems and we cover them up with lies to prevent cognitive dissonance. It sucks when you recognize this and still lack the courage to change,
YES!!! You have to face your shadow! I had my mental breakdown in 2020 and had the most intense shadow work in my life, i have healed so much childhood trauma, i have so much less anxiety and panic attacks now and i've found that Garden of Eden inside myself Duncan talks about! This guy is amazing, watch his Midnight Gospel cartoon, it's a masterpiece! Love and light! 🙏🌎❤️
I love when Duncan goes on Joe’s show, their conversations are always hilarious and also interesting and insightful
This video really hit me hard I broke down and I started bawling. I'm going through some of the stuff mentioned right now and I needed to hear and see this video. Perfect timing keep it up.
Thank you
You will get through it
Good luck, lil nikkuh 🙃
@@WolfMountford thanks for the feedback 😊
Strive for value, you're worth more than money can buy. Duncan Trussell suggested in a JRE podcast a while back to give what you can, your time and effort, or your possessions you don't use or need, your love will go a long way for someone who might need it and in turn, you will feel good making someone else feel good. Might be of some help? Stay strong! You are worth it.
bmwfitness28 I had a breakdown 2 days ago. Sobbed on my kitchen floor. It was embarrassing but I’m trying to forgive myself. I’m here if you need to talk
This should be sent to everyone.
No! They wouldn't understand, or believe, but if they did, you would die. Do not anger the gods.
"Pain is the root of Knowledge" - Someone
Perception Alumni a skateboarder, probably
"Stillness is the root of knowledge" - Someone Else
I had a nervous breakdown in my early 30s. I ended up referring to it as my nervous breakthrough. But tbh I think these guys are mimimizing and simplifying the process and experience of serious mental illness. Sadly, it doesn't always end well or lead to a more balanced and enlightened state.
Are you doing better?
@@SothensKomplieze yes...that was long ago
To someone who has benefited from the experience, this certainly could seem like a minimization, but to someone who has never considered these concepts, minimization and focus on the positive is required to get the wheels turning. A full set of psychological lectures does not appeal to someone who has never considered that their core is flawed and/or that it can be repaired. Even arguing for or against (or both) your argument would be rather cumbersome without a lot of minimization. And I only argue because I too see minimization as a tool too often used to support toxic viewpoints, but to ignore the utility of a tool… I’m basically accusing you of minimizing minimization lol
Had one too, its hard to explain, maybe impossible to anyone who has not been there, For me it has been the Best three years I never wanna do again.... its all good You just need to let Go
It does for the rest there’s much needed medication/ nutrients
“My name is Clancy, do you want to be on my spacecast?” I love Duncan Trussell. Great visual animation for their chat. I loved this.
This channel is a gamechanger! Combining wise knowledge with art and therefore making it very accessible for younger agegroups is genius!
I have a quote for this Video: When you hit your lowest point, you are open to the greatest change. Also I have to say, the worst obstacle for you to become what you want to become is you, because people that want to be themselves can’t be stopped by outside factors, they will push beyond their limits, because that is what brave people do, they go against all the odds set to stop them from becoming the one they want to be the most. External factors don’t matter, the one thing you need to be in peace with is yourself to achieve being yourself.
One of the best quotes from Avatar imo ✌🏻
Kevin Veltre I know
3 of my favorite people! Duncan Joe and AFTER SKOOL
Duncan is my favorite guest on Joe Rogan
I recognized Duncan's voice right away because I absolutely LOVE Midnight Gospel!
I always come out of mental breakdowns feeling way better because I get a whole new perspective on things
I Had the first mental breakdown a month ago and I saw why I feel like I'm stagnating.
My plan is simpel.
Less video games and more Family, working out and planning for the future.
Listen to David Goggins
@@QBL11104 Tnx man, I'll watch that JRP first.
BTW,
Have you seen the last kevin Hart episode?
It's really good.
@Martin Shepherd ikr, yikes
One Mental breakdown is terrible enough. Having multible sounds scary as fuck.
Michael, your a tough dude man.
Lol, I have nervous breakdowns annually. Back when I was in my early 20’s or as a teenager, I really didn’t understand it. Now, I handle it better and recognize it as introspection, and handle it a lot better. I’m 31 now. These last 5 years have really been transformational for self growth.
I stopped reading the news and swapped it with running 4 days a week. Clear those thoughts out people.
Brilliant
amazing
I showed after skool to a teacher of mine and now we watch your videos before every class and the kids seem to engage and it’s really nice:)
Duncan is a sage. He can see so deeply into the meaning and worth behind things. I’d love to talk to him about the meaning of life and shit.
It's "the little Things"
I just turned off all of my you tub notifications after this video
I’m just so glad I watch afterskool, it’s changing my whole life, tells me the truth.
Not ALL the notifications I hope ;)
@@AfterSkool stop leading him on
@@AfterSkool
What a weird response.
Everyone should experience ego death once.
Yeah but not enough people have. Mine came during an LSD trip
Tom Altenberger Experience mine on shrooms
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That's the thing that wont happen. At least some of us that do experience it may learn it onto others and so on. Atm its just sheep mentality
Mine was on shrooms. I turned into an ape and ran on all fours while my friend tried to catch me i his jeep. Before that though, i FREAKED out, afterwards i went catatonic for a day. Very rewarding experience, I realized im just a modern day caveman and im ok with this.
I have no desire to do shrooms ever again.
This was nothing short of magic. You nailed it. I'm sure Joe and Duncan would be proud to be a part of this production.
Awesome story.👍🎬 🎥📚📃
Yes. That really was a beautiful analogy (most personalities as a bone that healed the wrong way and needs to be SNAPPED & reset) BUT never forget, Alan Watts said that we should not try to blow a square's mind of shake up a square because those people are WALKING A TIGHTROPE holding this s#*t together - you should be in awe; they're the ones who are far out. It's true, maintaining an illusion is mad toil!
*OR shake up a square (not "of)
"permission to dive into that vortex of darkness" that is unbelievably well put it really sums up the resolution that follows, very nice !
I was watching this video and got distracted a few minutes in by opening up Facebook on another tab and I didn't even realized what I'd done until after a minute or two. Clearly this was the video I needed today. (also that Screen Time thing hit home immediately)
Tool!!!
Remember. Facebook got addiction behavior design down to a scientific level. They own your subconscious at this moment.
"You're numb to your real life because you're taking in data from everywhere"
Its true
This was so deep and helpful the way u guys broke it down👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽👑💜My 22 year old woke up once I sent her this💫💥
LOVE FijiMasala75 ❤️🙌🏽
I think this is one of the best videos on RUclips, thank you very much. I really needed this.
Absolutely LOVE this channel! Only discovered it today and already obsessed- makes so many big ideas and philosophical thoughts so accessible and empowering. Thank you!!
Your art work has came so far my friend, I love all of the colors and smaller details.
Duncan is always one of my favourite Rogan guests ✨ Beautiful video as always!
Jedi Bunny yes I always find myself feeling better after their podcasts
When anxiety kicks in my mind..and I find this uploaded a few mins ago..
They should've made a Joe Rogan episode for the Midnight Gospel
I just love this channel
This was a very freaking amazing video! Really enjoyed the artwork that went with the conversation. It felt like it just went with it
I wouldn't say I've ever had a mental breakdown but I've had moments were I've felt that I've been broken down.
One time in RUclips I encountered some really scummy political trolls and they said they messed up things about me.
After that I realised that politics was a waste of time and that I was going to not only change myself but try to make a better impact in people's lives and to help them not fall in the same pitfalls as me.
brilliant 👏
That was the dumbest fucking thing I've ever heard lmao. Someone was mean to you in the RUclips comments and thats what made you want to change your life? I'm sorry but what you said was super cringy.
@Intelligently Stoopid That really is an invitation to 'annihilate' the rather weak sounding facade you are presenting here, but rather than being too stressful I suspect it simply wouldn't be entertaining.
This comment must be satire.
@@notmyname3681 Bloody brilliant mate. Although I do think it went right over his head.
The last analogy could be: "It's like someone who is on fire running away from the water because they're afraid they might drown".
you thief
@@laurenzweickert7804 ahah I actually came up with it on my own. But I did just look through the comments and found one posted 2 days before mine that said basically the same thing. Oh well 🤷♂️
@@SODMGGOKU nothing is truly original my friend. i read this piece of wisdom for the first time here, and that's what really matters
@@SODMGGOKU I can see why you would think that. But what do you think is more likely: I read a comment posted 2 days before mine and thought "I'll just steal this and no one will notice" or I thought about it and commented it.
@Joe Villa I honestly don't know if you're trolling
This is like a three time conditioner, rinse and repeat rinse and repeat rinse and repeat. This is one of the greatest 11 minutes of 24 seconds a human could ever have. Thank you DT. And DT.
You could make a clip outta over an hour of JUST this one podcast alone, probably my fav podcast
Yesterday i took some mushrooms, i didn't belive what others say, about "ego death" but they helped me a lot, i realize that we are depressed and sometimes we don't even know why, we are forgetting things about ourselves adn filling our minds with junk toughts, creativity is being stolen from us, we need time to remember things, to reflect in our lifes. there was a time were we didn't care about likes, posts or stories and i know those were the best times in a lot of people life.
This whole video is literally exactly what I’m experiencing right now. I am in a constant existential limbo
8:57 In a sense Jesus talks about that too from another side, when he says that it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. it's not because of being rich, but because it's hard to not be attached to all the things you have when you are rich, and if you have too many things that keep you attached to worldly things that might not even be that important anyways then it's hard to get to the true thing, it's harder to go to that Paradise Duncan described.
Time line 9:50 "Heart Break is the Ego Cracking" Wow that's a heavy concept to consider!! Thank you After Skool, for the video and the new perspective on Mental health!
Amazing video! THANK YOU for putting it together @After Skool!!!!
Every person that gave this a 👎🏻 is probably in denial about the fact that it is actually about them..
This literately came on at 4am while I am trying to rectify my sleep and habits... I’ve been in this rut before and i must agree that we can decide to put a stop to it. It’s not always easy I’ve relapsed several times but I keep getting up and I keep going. It’s never easy when your going through it ever and you will fail and you will encounter bumps in the road however if you decide to keep trying change does come
After my nervous breakdown I found myself more aware and excited for life again I felt alive. I stopped smoking weed and drinking for a month it might not be long but I felt I needed to detox and find my balance again.
After I drank after a while I had so much fun and I enjoyed myself again. I would drink before and it stopped being fun. Weed also made me resent it for a while ultimately I always had a choice and I still do which is why I’m saying balance is essential with anything. In life
To anyone who’s gotten this far you prob have a similar story I just want y’all to know nothing will ever be perfect and you won’t always feel your Best But if you find the peace and balance with the now you’ll be alright
You fall, get back up.
Quite scary how similar your story is to mine 😮
It’s called Shadow work, and it’s absolutely necessary for everyone.
Beautiful man. Please never quit doing this bro. You’re such a beautiful artist am i’m sure an inspiration to many.
Duncan Trussel and joe Rogan have the best conversations
Defo. Duncans my favourite JR guest.
Personally, I use tech as a distraction and I'm fully aware of that. I'm a thirty year old homeless disabled guy, so...
I think of it as harm reduction. I'm one of those extreme addicts. Left alone with access to drugs, and I'll end up dead or in a coma eventually. My history proves this (close to dying many times).
So, in that light, is tech addiction good or bad? For me it basically keeps me alive.
And Joe always takes things to an extreme...necrosis from sitting too much? This isn't 1788...tech is a tool. How you use it is more important than the tool itself. Facebook can either make you Narcissistic, or help you stay connected in a healthy way by checking Facebook once in awhile. You decide how you use it.
Hey my friend, don't give up, whatever your struggles are you can overcome them in one fashion or another.
Hope things look up for you soon brother.
Necrosis from snorkeling
Just smoke elk meat and eat dmt, it's all goid
u have a real reason to be here, unlike a lot of the fragile pussies who come to videos like these
Well done! I needed that.
"You are addicted to technology" while all of us here is watching it on youtube through some smartphone or electronics lmao
Lmao *me at 3A.M watching scientist on RUclips explain the importance of proper sleep*
You missed the whole point of the talk buddy. Listen again
@@jordanchristman144 You miss the point, are you saying you are telepathically watching this video without some electronics? Get the fuck out of here.
Everyone is addicted to something. It's HOW we're addicted to it. If somebody was addicted to RUclips for the right reasons where all the content they consumed are productive and not just random shit to keep them entertained, he'll be miles ahead of the person that just watches RUclips to kill time.
These "jokes" is what kills and justifies how shitty we use technology. We laugh about it and continue to use it how we do. After watching a video like this, it just opens my eyes to how I'm using technology in a bad way, I have to wake up and use it for the right reasons moving forward.
Perspective matters.
@@droborja I would love to get on board with you? Two heads are better than one ?
Don't think I have ever had a full on mental break, but due to depression and anxiety and just random life shit, I have certainly had my fair share of sobbing through gritted teeth. And I agree, I think it's in those bitter freaking moments when instead of running away from the pain, we rip open those scars and allow ourselves to be raw and honest with ourselves or with a higher power, that we really start to discover who we are. In those kind of chaotic emotional storms that shit gets washed up that we didn't even know was there, and we can kind of collect those "treasures" from the tidal wave, and hopefully emerge with a better understanding of who we are, and what we want.
Holy shit, he’s talking about me lol. I’m on the way back up after 10 years of pure shit, Gone blind, lost identity, Had a 7 year nightmare with work ending in being stuck on an insurance policy to cover 2/3 of my wages and finally been in a relationship with a BPD partner which has just about finished me off but I’m coming back up and holy fuck did this guy speak right into my heart. Thank You!