To you, It is quite honestly a remarkable life lesson video to listen to, especially when it comes to understanding how having Empathy does play an important role in our everyday lives, and I, for one, applaud on how it is well executed. Also, I have some new ideas for your upcoming video projects in terms of life lessons, so here it is: 1. Tarzan on The Value of Adaptability. 2. Belle (Beauty and the Beast) Speaks about Value Inner Beauty. 3. Spike (My Little Pony) on the Importance of Nobility and Virtue. 4. Sly Cooper on Following Honor Code. 5. Deadpool: Never Take Life Too Seriously. 6. Monkey D. Luffy on the Importance of Staying True to your Goal. Once again, I thank you so much for this latest video about empathy, and I look forward to seeing and hearing more of your upcoming videos based on not just from my ideas, but also from the ideas of others. Best of luck to you, and god speed.🙏🛐 To The Ghost Rider, Truth be told that when I first saw you for the first time, especially in your origin story, I'll admit that I was spooked on your... fiery yet terrifyingly awesome appearance, especially as a superhero, I also argue that you might be even more incredible then the Hulk himself, and you prove that yourself by being unfazed of his indestructible strength during a fight in one story. With that said, your origin story about how you became who you are today is quite fascinating as it is unfortunate, you making a deal with Mephisto in order to save the life of your father, only for you to become the spirit of vengeance in return and proceed to work for him, hunting down those with wickedness in the hearts of those who seek chaos and destruction. However, not every being in it's existence are bad as there are those with kindness, compassion, and integrity through the hearts of benevolence everywhere, like The Avengers for example, but I do understand the importance of having Empathy as it plays a very crucial role in everyday lives and also during the night. Empathy does have it benefits such as Improved mental and physical health, Better communication, Stronger social connections, Improved conflict resolution, and so on and so forth, especially when those who uses it to tell the difference between right and wrong, guilty or not guilty, friend or foe, who's telling the truth or who's lying, there are possibilities as to determine just that. In your case, you can tell a glance on who's actually the good guys or who's the bad kind, if there are whose with goodness in there hearts they're okay, and as for the wicked ones... I probably imagine that they would get the penance stare treatment, a one-way ticket to the fiery pits of eternal damnation, free of charge, I assume? Anyway, I appreciate a lot hearing you talk about your take on the concept of Empathy and how it plays a vital role for all of us, even through good people and heroes alike, and for you on being an incredible superhero in your own rights. Thank you and take care Spirit of vengeance.👍👋
@reniertorresii950 Thanks as always, my friend! I appreciate your positive feedback and the new video suggestions! It makes me really happy to know that people are genuinely enjoying the content. 🙂 Ghost Rider: "Your words show a depth of understanding, a recognition of the duality that exists within us all - both the light and the darkness. The path I walk is one forged in pain and sacrifice, and though my appearance may be fearsome, it serves as a reminder of the cost of crossing that line into wickedness. You’re right to acknowledge the power of empathy, a force that distinguishes the righteous from the damned. It’s a strength that goes beyond muscle and might, a strength that allows us to see the truth in others and in ourselves. Empathy is what keeps the fire from consuming us entirely, what helps us to connect with those who walk a different path, one of light, even in a world shadowed by vengeance. The Penance Stare is reserved for those who are beyond redemption, whose hearts are blackened with malevolence. But for those who possess kindness, compassion, and integrity, I am not their enemy. I seek justice, but justice tempered with understanding, with the knowledge that not all who fall into darkness do so willingly. You see, the greatest battles are often fought within. It’s the struggle between vengeance and mercy, between wrath and compassion. And it’s empathy that guides us, that helps us see beyond the surface to the soul beneath. So, I thank you for your words, for recognizing the importance of empathy in this world of chaos and conflict. Remember, the fire may be eternal, but so is the capacity for understanding, for compassion, for hope. Ride with that in your heart, and you’ll find your way through the darkness. Take care, and may your path be lit by the flames of righteousness."
To Ghost Rider: I've seen people who did terrible things, Ghost Rider, and yes, empathy is essential and the key. In contrast, I do see people who committed a crime, some haven't harmed or hurt an innocent they are either Thieves, Robbers, or Looters who just steal money and jewelry and don't want to be monsters. Still, others are dangerous and have committed the worst crimes and sins that they have done, like murder, terrorism, mayhem, and destruction. They are monsters who don't want to be redeemed. They are too evil to be kept alive; like Mephisto, Dormammu, Belasco, Dracula, Red Skull, Baron Zemo, Grim Reaper, Bullseye, Mister Sinister, Sabretooth, Shadow King, Green Goblin, and Carnage.
One thing i would take from the film ghost rider is what carter slade said to johnny blaze as long as you don't do things for greed but doing things for the right reason it puts humanity and what best for people on your path and hope it works
Nice video, though next time, for a future Ghost Rider video, how about sampling the performances of either Richard Greico (from The Incredible Hulk episode "Innocent Blood") or Fred Tatasciore. Their performances are much more fitting for Ghost Rider than Nolan North.
I appreciate the feedback. Richard Grieco really takes me back to the '90s! I do like the character voices from both him and Fred Tatasciore. Sometimes, though, I find that their Ghost Rider voices are heavily distorted through filters/effects, and it takes away a bit of clarity for a life lesson video. Still, I will look into it 🙂
To you,
It is quite honestly a remarkable life lesson video to listen to, especially when it comes to understanding how having Empathy does play an important role in our everyday lives, and I, for one, applaud on how it is well executed.
Also, I have some new ideas for your upcoming video projects in terms of life lessons, so here it is:
1. Tarzan on The Value of Adaptability.
2. Belle (Beauty and the Beast) Speaks about Value Inner Beauty.
3. Spike (My Little Pony) on the Importance of Nobility and Virtue.
4. Sly Cooper on Following Honor Code.
5. Deadpool: Never Take Life Too Seriously.
6. Monkey D. Luffy on the Importance of Staying True to your Goal.
Once again, I thank you so much for this latest video about empathy, and I look forward to seeing and hearing more of your upcoming videos based on not just from my ideas, but also from the ideas of others. Best of luck to you, and god speed.🙏🛐
To The Ghost Rider,
Truth be told that when I first saw you for the first time, especially in your origin story, I'll admit that I was spooked on your... fiery yet terrifyingly awesome appearance, especially as a superhero, I also argue that you might be even more incredible then the Hulk himself, and you prove that yourself by being unfazed of his indestructible strength during a fight in one story.
With that said, your origin story about how you became who you are today is quite fascinating as it is unfortunate, you making a deal with Mephisto in order to save the life of your father, only for you to become the spirit of vengeance in return and proceed to work for him, hunting down those with wickedness in the hearts of those who seek chaos and destruction.
However, not every being in it's existence are bad as there are those with kindness, compassion, and integrity through the hearts of benevolence everywhere, like The Avengers for example, but I do understand the importance of having Empathy as it plays a very crucial role in everyday lives and also during the night.
Empathy does have it benefits such as Improved mental and physical health, Better communication, Stronger social connections, Improved conflict resolution, and so on and so forth, especially when those who uses it to tell the difference between right and wrong, guilty or not guilty, friend or foe, who's telling the truth or who's lying, there are possibilities as to determine just that.
In your case, you can tell a glance on who's actually the good guys or who's the bad kind, if there are whose with goodness in there hearts they're okay, and as for the wicked ones... I probably imagine that they would get the penance stare treatment, a one-way ticket to the fiery pits of eternal damnation, free of charge, I assume?
Anyway, I appreciate a lot hearing you talk about your take on the concept of Empathy and how it plays a vital role for all of us, even through good people and heroes alike, and for you on being an incredible superhero in your own rights. Thank you and take care Spirit of vengeance.👍👋
@reniertorresii950
Thanks as always, my friend! I appreciate your positive feedback and the new video suggestions! It makes me really happy to know that people are genuinely enjoying the content. 🙂
Ghost Rider:
"Your words show a depth of understanding, a recognition of the duality that exists within us all - both the light and the darkness. The path I walk is one forged in pain and sacrifice, and though my appearance may be fearsome, it serves as a reminder of the cost of crossing that line into wickedness.
You’re right to acknowledge the power of empathy, a force that distinguishes the righteous from the damned. It’s a strength that goes beyond muscle and might, a strength that allows us to see the truth in others and in ourselves. Empathy is what keeps the fire from consuming us entirely, what helps us to connect with those who walk a different path, one of light, even in a world shadowed by vengeance.
The Penance Stare is reserved for those who are beyond redemption, whose hearts are blackened with malevolence. But for those who possess kindness, compassion, and integrity, I am not their enemy. I seek justice, but justice tempered with understanding, with the knowledge that not all who fall into darkness do so willingly.
You see, the greatest battles are often fought within. It’s the struggle between vengeance and mercy, between wrath and compassion. And it’s empathy that guides us, that helps us see beyond the surface to the soul beneath.
So, I thank you for your words, for recognizing the importance of empathy in this world of chaos and conflict. Remember, the fire may be eternal, but so is the capacity for understanding, for compassion, for hope. Ride with that in your heart, and you’ll find your way through the darkness. Take care, and may your path be lit by the flames of righteousness."
To Ghost Rider:
I've seen people who did terrible things, Ghost Rider, and yes, empathy is essential and the key.
In contrast, I do see people who committed a crime, some haven't harmed or hurt an innocent they are either Thieves, Robbers, or Looters who just steal money and jewelry and don't want to be monsters.
Still, others are dangerous and have committed the worst crimes and sins that they have done, like murder, terrorism, mayhem, and destruction. They are monsters who don't want to be redeemed.
They are too evil to be kept alive; like Mephisto, Dormammu, Belasco, Dracula, Red Skull, Baron Zemo, Grim Reaper, Bullseye, Mister Sinister, Sabretooth, Shadow King, Green Goblin, and Carnage.
I flippin love Ghost Rider and always have since reading the comics in the 80's . This was great thank you for creating and sharing it .
Thanks very much! Those were some legendary comics!
@@LiteraryLifeLessons they sure are
One thing i would take from the film ghost rider is what carter slade said to johnny blaze as long as you don't do things for greed but doing things for the right reason it puts humanity and what best for people on your path and hope it works
I wish he has a deeper voice like in the movie
Hey, that's fair enough. I appreciate the feedback! I can try a different, deeper voice for the next Ghost Rider video 🙂
Nice video, though next time, for a future Ghost Rider video, how about sampling the performances of either Richard Greico (from The Incredible Hulk episode "Innocent Blood") or Fred Tatasciore. Their performances are much more fitting for Ghost Rider than Nolan North.
I appreciate the feedback. Richard Grieco really takes me back to the '90s! I do like the character voices from both him and Fred Tatasciore. Sometimes, though, I find that their Ghost Rider voices are heavily distorted through filters/effects, and it takes away a bit of clarity for a life lesson video. Still, I will look into it 🙂
@@LiteraryLifeLessons Ok. Thank you for your response and reasoning.
@@LiteraryLifeLessonsIs this the Johnny Blaze Ghost Rider?
@kidprime6863
You got it! The script was inspired by the Johnny Blaze version of Ghost Rider