The problem with people such as Peterson, Sharpiro and Candace Owens, though certainly more switched on by large degrees than 'the woke', is that they have taken Yahwism (and various other deontological quests) to be at the core of Western society. Yet Yahweh is merely an old Canaanite bronze age demonic sprite which has caused countless forms of misery on earth. This might upset Sharpiro the most but I couldn't care less about this, if these guys want some free speech. Jews represent some of the best of people so no need to be insecure. Same with Muslims. If your god seems to be something of a brute, then own up to it. I respect that Muslims and Jews tried to understand something spiritual, it really stands for something in my estimation. In any case, it's often Christians, not Jews, following the worst of Yaweh's ways, who cause the most problems. As I have said before, in this era, and really it is indicitive of a strong thread within Western society, you might get the most 'coos', 'ahhhs' and followers by saying 'I know absolutely, deontologically and truly that this is so' (because Yaweh, Soros etc told me it was so). Yet amazingly, if you look at it historically, the ancient societies and the vast majority of Western, and non Western geniuses were not abject deontologists. They knew that the imagination was vast, as vast as anything could be in fact. Ipso facto, we must treat the human realm with this same awe and with the sensibility of wide, magnaminous, not-all-knowing study. Einstein knew this, Jung knew this, Tesla knew this, the best social scientists and anthropologists knew this etc etc. I understand the desire to counter one fierce deontology (woke) with another. However, the true ancients, who's connection to spirit we certainly do not fully comprehend at all (yes, it's something of of a cliche yet one I'd be happy to run with given the evidence and my own experience) would have a far more profound approach. It is our ancestors no less, the very stardust within us and around us, who are calling for our deeper comprehension over bronze age firey sprites.
I never thought I’d be in the position that I am now in 4 years ago. I was aimless, nihilistic and confused. After listening to Dr Peterson and reading his books, my life changed. I stood up straight, with my shoulders back. I told the truth, not only to other people, but to myself. I changed my mindset about learning and I enrolled into university to get as educated as I could be. I lost weight and became healthy. I am now in a profession that is on the way to paying for a living that I never had as a child. The next goal? Restore the broken relationship I have with my parents. As tough as that will be, I know that I am tougher. Thank you Dr Peterson, your work has truly changed my life for the better.
This man is so powerful and wise spiritually. I’m so glad he’s alive and such inspiration as a father figure to who never had such an image. Even for a woman his wisdom is completely relevant.
Funny enough, I discovered Jordan Peterson randomly when I had my youtube on my tv playing random videos while I was cleaning my room (seriously). I stopped and listened to this man speaking so powerfully at (what looked like at least) a dry administrative meeting. Since then, I've stopped doing any drugs, have found a challenging career track I feel energized by, and most importantly, found my soul mate and have had a child. I could not have done these things without the wisdom imparted by Professor Peterson.
Great you fixed your situation using his advice. Ive been working to clean up my life and listening to Dr Peterson for a few years now and slowly digging my way out of depression and nhilisim.
You can lie without the intention of hurting someone and still hurt someone. Years ago I hypothesised that there's no circumstance where lying is good and to this day I still can't prove myself wrong. I discussed this with my friends and they think I'm crazy, "sometimes it's essential to lie, like at work or to your partner, you don't want to risk losing them", basically nothing but narcissism-based arguments. Jordan's rule is really well worded.
@Adam Thrasher You had it easy to make peace with him then. My father was a good man. Went to church every sunday, every feast day. was a reader in church. Was 7th level in GM. Raised 8 kids. But I did it and it was the adventure of my life. I wish that adventure for you brother. By making peace with my father, peace with God came with it as a bonus.
The problem with people such as Peterson, Sharpiro and Candace Owens, though certainly more switched on by large degrees than 'the woke', is that they have taken Yahwism (and various other deontological quests) to be at the core of Western society. Yet Yahweh is merely an old Canaanite bronze age demonic sprite which has caused countless forms of misery on earth. This might upset Sharpiro the most but I couldn't care less about this, if these guys want some free speech. Jews represent some of the best of people so no need to be insecure. Same with Muslims. If your god seems to be something of a brute, then own up to it. I respect that Muslims and Jews tried to understand something spiritual, it really stands for something in my estimation. In any case, it's often Christians, not Jews, following the worst of Yaweh's ways, who cause the most problems. As I have said before, in this era, and really it is indicitive of a strong thread within Western society, you might get the most 'coos', 'ahhhs' and followers by saying 'I know absolutely, deontologically and truly that this is so' (because Yaweh, Soros etc told me it was so). Yet amazingly, if you look at it historically, the ancient societies and the vast majority of Western, and non Western geniuses were not abject deontologists. They knew that the imagination was vast, as vast as anything could be in fact. Ipso facto, we must treat the human realm with this same awe and with the sensibility of wide, magnaminous, not-all-knowing study. Einstein knew this, Jung knew this, Tesla knew this, the best social scientists and anthropologists knew this etc etc. I understand the desire to counter one fierce deontology (woke) with another. However, the true ancients, who's connection to spirit we certainly do not fully comprehend at all (yes, it's something of of a cliche yet one I'd be happy to run with given the evidence and my own experience) would have a far more profound approach. It is our ancestors no less, the very stardust within us and around us, who are calling for our deeper comprehension over bronze age firey sprites.
The problem with people such as Peterson, Sharpiro and Candace Owens, though certainly more switched on by large degrees than 'the woke', is that they have taken Yahwism (and various other deontological quests) to be at the core of Western society. Yet Yahweh is merely an old Canaanite bronze age demonic sprite which has caused countless forms of misery on earth. This might upset Sharpiro the most but I couldn't care less about this, if these guys want some free speech. Jews represent some of the best of people so no need to be insecure. Same with Muslims. If your god seems to be something of a brute, then own up to it. I respect that Muslims and Jews tried to understand something spiritual, it really stands for something in my estimation. In any case, it's often Christians, not Jews, following the worst of Yaweh's ways, who cause the most problems. As I have said before, in this era, and really it is indicitive of a strong thread within Western society, you might get the most 'coos', 'ahhhs' and followers by saying 'I know absolutely, deontologically and truly that this is so' (because Yaweh, Soros etc told me it was so). Yet amazingly, if you look at it historically, the ancient societies and the vast majority of Western, and non Western geniuses were not abject deontologists. They knew that the imagination was vast, as vast as anything could be in fact. Ipso facto, we must treat the human realm with this same awe and with the sensibility of wide, magnaminous, not-all-knowing study. Einstein knew this, Jung knew this, Tesla knew this, the best social scientists and anthropologists knew this etc etc. I understand the desire to counter one fierce deontology (woke) with another. However, the true ancients, who's connection to spirit we certainly do not fully comprehend at all (yes, it's something of of a cliche yet one I'd be happy to run with given the evidence and my own experience) would have a far more profound approach. It is our ancestors no less, the very stardust within us and around us, who are calling for our deeper comprehension over bronze age firey sprites.
1. Ask the question Right. Prayer & thinking 2. What stupid things I am doing that I could stop doing that I would stop doing that prevent me from being the best person I can 3. Tell the truth or at least don't lie
You Are Amazing Mr Petersen Never Think Otherwise The Impact You've Had On People's Lives Is Immeasurable Including My Own. Certainly Been A Better Man Since I Started Watching Your Videos, Your Impact Is World-wide. May God Continue To Bless You With Good Health.
2:48 I’ve done this the past year and it has made a big difference. In order to make room for new I had to let go of old that wasn’t conducive to getting what I want. Haven’t gotten everything because I haven’t given up everything
Aside from overcoming addiction, he's seen the face of evil in the form of authoritarian institutions and leaders. It's not something you can fight and remain unscathed.
The thing with humans is that we know a lot. We can know much, much more than we think we can as our minds are truly deep and broad, if we know how to forge them that way. When we admit we don't know all it doesn't mean that we don't want to know as much as we can. It's opening some space for the knowledge to come in, with our conscious direction and, yes, also without.
I just realized something amazing. I always saw comments from people saying that Jordan Peterson changed their life's, it was like I knew what they were saying but not feeling connected with it. Well, I can finally say I am one of them now. What am amazing human being. You can feel his view his emotions, feel his thoughts and see his thoughts.
Great interview and question. Let your children and wife see you submit to your Heavenly Father and admit your mistakes and apologize ( whole heartedly) when you fall short as a father and husband. Love your Heavenly Father with all your heart all your strength and all your mind and love your neighbor as yourself. If we could get that right it would make us better people. In other words if you want to be a better father and husband model yourself to the best father and husband available.
I keep forgetting Jordan is a grandpa. I look at him as a young middle-aged man, but sitting with his wife, they look so comfortable, like they are ready to pass on their wisdom to the future generation and let them fight the battles. They'll just be cozy.
Last November for the first time since I voted - 47 years ago I changed my party. I was fed up and disgusted. It's very lonely now. I am not disagreeable all it took was to change my opinion on a few issues. I disagreed and my friends stopped including me in all activities. You are kind and smart and I'm glad I found you
6:25 Jordan is so right about this. I have more than my fair share of resentments but with my first son on the way (almost done 😀), all this pales in comparison. Who cares about unfair treatment you might or might not have received when your little boy wants to play with you?
Hah, I am currently reading an interesting little book and that one made me think about what "praying" (from Christianity perspective) is. And I came to a similar conclusion to what Jordan just said: It's a thought process. It's reflecting the past, what happened, who you were and what you did. It's reflecting, what you could have done better, what you did great and where you struggled and may need help to find your way. It's also thinking of the future. How would you like the things to be, what is your goals, your wishes. It just all happens in a "conversation" with a fictional being (this comes from the perspective of an atheist). This realization hit me hard. I always thought praying to an invisible person that lives in the skies, was a stupid waste of time, until a few days ago. And since then I try to take time at the end of the day to reflect - just as people do with their prayers - but without the praying and conversation with an invisible man, that lives in the sky. I just have an inner dialog with myself.
Critical Analysis....Rational thinking... Great men .... What can i do better... What are the stupid things I am doing... how can I change.. try to stop lying... Great advice...
It is amazing that we are the only people who needs to accept or ignorance while the people who speak in such strong suggestions never admitted their mistakes in front of people. Maybe I am wrong and ignorant and wjat he says is always on point never a single mistake.
Great video. IN regard to your discussion on Prayer & Thought. There was a Hidden Brain podcast years back talking about the power of imaginary friends. It showed how not only can our brain create simulated worlds (for testing ideas), but also create simulated versions of either people we know, or people we would like to talk to. A very powerful tool. One story in the podcast that's stuck with me was about a elderly man, politically conservative, who's wife - politically the opposite - had died of cancer. He talked about when he was confronted with difficult decisions, he would subconsciously summon her back to life, to see what she felt about a topic. We're pretty amazing creatures.
@@Jordy_NL Yep, I think it's a powerful tool, especially if you create positive Avatars to talk to. We've always done it, even as kids "what would batman do?" or "what would Han Solo do?" It's why I think archetypes from modern and historical mythology are so important to humans. It's hard to even tell what came first since we build our own avatar from the mythology around us.
I'd even say 'bad' or 'evil' avatars are useful. Gadamer talked about this idea in his Ontology of Play. The idea that you inhabit a negative avatar, and then return with a better understanding of your primary avatar.
with Jordan B Peterson, I have adopted to be my father. Although he might not know that he has changed my life and how i am seeing the world from a man's perspective. God bless you real, really good.
you just gotta love him. and once again, you have improved my life so much i still (5 years in) cannot even fathom. i thought i was a lost cause but you gave me hope and appearantly i'm good enough to have a great, beautiful and caring stick with my stubborn brickhead haha so, thanks for that.
He's overall improved so much compared to past lectures. His face looks younger, brighter, more relaxed. His voice is clearer and softer and not harsh as it otherwise used to be. I don't have the proper vocabulary to describe it better than that, but I think we all noticed the difference. Glad to see him at his best.
I agree with him 100%. I also like Jocko Willink’s advice for young men to be better at being men. Lift weights Do a combat sport Stretch Eat healthy These line up with Dr. Peterson’s “Become a monster and learn to control it.” They’re both scholars of our time.
We must recognize that there are differences among human beings, but it is crucial to treat every individual with dignity and respect, providing them with equal opportunities to thrive and reach their full potential. This requires empathy, compassion, and a commitment to understanding and addressing the unique needs of each person.
The part where Jordan mentioned the spirit of deceit dying for something new to be born is very similar to the symbol of the Ouroboros which represents life, death, and renewal.
The part where the kid is joyfully asking the dad what he wants to do but he's bitter so he hurts them struck me deep, know that all too well, hopefully I'll be diferent..
I will never get the hate surrounding you. All you want to do is help. The sad thing is that some people only see the negative in a person and only see their past, instead of seeing the good in them.
The strongest real words in this conversation is that thoughts is a type of prayers.. actually in Islam it's worth shipped more than prayers and عباده for a year.. You are on the right track of thinking
You and me both! I'm taking it off my bookmarks bar right now, and deleting the app from my phone. Yes, it's easily accessible by typing the address into a search bar. But it turns out that I'm just lazy enough to rarely do that. Worked with Facebook, try it with me for this :) ETA: Done and done, and I'm closing this window. Godspeed.
This was my husband's question.
Thank you so much Jordan for uploading this. This is the best wedding gift we could ever receive.
God bless you.
Congratulations on your wedding and your pregnancy! I wish you all the best!
Congrats
I wish you the best.
Congratulations.
Sounds like you found a lad in the right path. Congrats to you both
God bless this man and all his wisdom. He has changed my life for the better in so many ways. Thank you, Dr. Peterson!
The problem with people such as Peterson, Sharpiro and Candace Owens, though certainly more switched on by large degrees than 'the woke', is that they have taken Yahwism (and various other deontological quests) to be at the core of Western society.
Yet Yahweh is merely an old Canaanite bronze age demonic sprite which has caused countless forms of misery on earth. This might upset Sharpiro the most but I couldn't care less about this, if these guys want some free speech. Jews represent some of the best of people so no need to be insecure. Same with Muslims. If your god seems to be something of a brute, then own up to it. I respect that Muslims and Jews tried to understand something spiritual, it really stands for something in my estimation. In any case, it's often Christians, not Jews, following the worst of Yaweh's ways, who cause the most problems.
As I have said before, in this era, and really it is indicitive of a strong thread within Western society, you might get the most 'coos', 'ahhhs' and followers by saying 'I know absolutely, deontologically and truly that this is so' (because Yaweh, Soros etc told me it was so).
Yet amazingly, if you look at it historically, the ancient societies and the vast majority of Western, and non Western geniuses were not abject deontologists. They knew that the imagination was vast, as vast as anything could be in fact. Ipso facto, we must treat the human realm with this same awe and with the sensibility of wide, magnaminous, not-all-knowing study. Einstein knew this, Jung knew this, Tesla knew this, the best social scientists and anthropologists knew this etc etc.
I understand the desire to counter one fierce deontology (woke) with another. However, the true ancients, who's connection to spirit we certainly do not fully comprehend at all (yes, it's something of of a cliche yet one I'd be happy to run with given the evidence and my own experience) would have a far more profound approach. It is our ancestors no less, the very stardust within us and around us, who are calling for our deeper comprehension over bronze age firey sprites.
I love this man. He has helped me become a better version of myself.
Me too.
@@markumoeder right? He's an absolute genius!
Fuck yeah!!🤘
@@mariahthebee06 yea!
I completely agree! So grateful
There's something so genuine about Dr. Peterson's laugh. It makes me smile to see him being light and funny.
I never thought I’d be in the position that I am now in 4 years ago. I was aimless, nihilistic and confused. After listening to Dr Peterson and reading his books, my life changed. I stood up straight, with my shoulders back. I told the truth, not only to other people, but to myself. I changed my mindset about learning and I enrolled into university to get as educated as I could be. I lost weight and became healthy. I am now in a profession that is on the way to paying for a living that I never had as a child. The next goal? Restore the broken relationship I have with my parents. As tough as that will be, I know that I am tougher. Thank you Dr Peterson, your work has truly changed my life for the better.
They say find a mentor. I just found my first online Mentor 🙏🏻❤
Keep making the world a better place Mr. Peterson.
This man is so powerful and wise spiritually. I’m so glad he’s alive and such inspiration as a father figure to who never had such an image. Even for a woman his wisdom is completely relevant.
Funny enough, I discovered Jordan Peterson randomly when I had my youtube on my tv playing random videos while I was cleaning my room (seriously). I stopped and listened to this man speaking so powerfully at (what looked like at least) a dry administrative meeting.
Since then, I've stopped doing any drugs, have found a challenging career track I feel energized by, and most importantly, found my soul mate and have had a child.
I could not have done these things without the wisdom imparted by Professor Peterson.
While cleaning your room? Amazing and hilarious! Talk about synchronicity!
Great you fixed your situation using his advice. Ive been working to clean up my life and listening to Dr Peterson for a few years now and slowly digging my way out of depression and nhilisim.
@@mr.e4202 i wish you the best of luck my frienddddddd
Ahaha, you probably stumbled upon one of his lectures. He's a professor too.
I started with those too, they're actually super insightful and helpful.
Amazing mate! I'm really glad you found your way and your soul mate and i hope you will keep your mind open and have good luck in life!!
Seriously, how good is this advice. Cannot believe how accessible such life changing advice can be.
I think his advice is often so... simple, broad, yet it is relatable and makes total sense. Like why didn't I realize these things myself?
Thanks for helping encourage so many people to become a force for good, Dr Peterson.
The simplest ideas communicated from a deep place of experience, knowledge and humility hit like a truck.
1. Be honest with yourself.
2. Do not lie with intention of hurting someone.
3. Make peace with your father.
You can lie without the intention of hurting someone and still hurt someone. Years ago I hypothesised that there's no circumstance where lying is good and to this day I still can't prove myself wrong. I discussed this with my friends and they think I'm crazy, "sometimes it's essential to lie, like at work or to your partner, you don't want to risk losing them", basically nothing but narcissism-based arguments.
Jordan's rule is really well worded.
@@schizophrenicenthusiast What about lying to save a life?
@Adam Thrasher You had it easy to make peace with him then. My father was a good man. Went to church every sunday, every feast day. was a reader in church. Was 7th level in GM. Raised 8 kids. But I did it and it was the adventure of my life. I wish that adventure for you brother. By making peace with my father, peace with God came with it as a bonus.
@@schizophrenicenthusiast Everybody lies. It's more a matter of being honest with yourself.
What about lying about your religion to avoid a concentration camp? Or claiming a child is yours to save them from a concentration camp?
Jordan B Peterson is such an inspiration, truly one of the only role models we have left
The problem with people such as Peterson, Sharpiro and Candace Owens, though certainly more switched on by large degrees than 'the woke', is that they have taken Yahwism (and various other deontological quests) to be at the core of Western society.
Yet Yahweh is merely an old Canaanite bronze age demonic sprite which has caused countless forms of misery on earth. This might upset Sharpiro the most but I couldn't care less about this, if these guys want some free speech. Jews represent some of the best of people so no need to be insecure. Same with Muslims. If your god seems to be something of a brute, then own up to it. I respect that Muslims and Jews tried to understand something spiritual, it really stands for something in my estimation. In any case, it's often Christians, not Jews, following the worst of Yaweh's ways, who cause the most problems.
As I have said before, in this era, and really it is indicitive of a strong thread within Western society, you might get the most 'coos', 'ahhhs' and followers by saying 'I know absolutely, deontologically and truly that this is so' (because Yaweh, Soros etc told me it was so).
Yet amazingly, if you look at it historically, the ancient societies and the vast majority of Western, and non Western geniuses were not abject deontologists. They knew that the imagination was vast, as vast as anything could be in fact. Ipso facto, we must treat the human realm with this same awe and with the sensibility of wide, magnaminous, not-all-knowing study. Einstein knew this, Jung knew this, Tesla knew this, the best social scientists and anthropologists knew this etc etc.
I understand the desire to counter one fierce deontology (woke) with another. However, the true ancients, who's connection to spirit we certainly do not fully comprehend at all (yes, it's something of of a cliche yet one I'd be happy to run with given the evidence and my own experience) would have a far more profound approach. It is our ancestors no less, the very stardust within us and around us, who are calling for our deeper comprehension over bronze age firey sprites.
“Men, by the way, can’t get pregnant!” Oh that made my side hurt! Thanks for the belly laugh Dr. Peterson!
always takes the chance for a snarky remark, love the man
The problem with people such as Peterson, Sharpiro and Candace Owens, though certainly more switched on by large degrees than 'the woke', is that they have taken Yahwism (and various other deontological quests) to be at the core of Western society.
Yet Yahweh is merely an old Canaanite bronze age demonic sprite which has caused countless forms of misery on earth. This might upset Sharpiro the most but I couldn't care less about this, if these guys want some free speech. Jews represent some of the best of people so no need to be insecure. Same with Muslims. If your god seems to be something of a brute, then own up to it. I respect that Muslims and Jews tried to understand something spiritual, it really stands for something in my estimation. In any case, it's often Christians, not Jews, following the worst of Yaweh's ways, who cause the most problems.
As I have said before, in this era, and really it is indicitive of a strong thread within Western society, you might get the most 'coos', 'ahhhs' and followers by saying 'I know absolutely, deontologically and truly that this is so' (because Yaweh, Soros etc told me it was so).
Yet amazingly, if you look at it historically, the ancient societies and the vast majority of Western, and non Western geniuses were not abject deontologists. They knew that the imagination was vast, as vast as anything could be in fact. Ipso facto, we must treat the human realm with this same awe and with the sensibility of wide, magnaminous, not-all-knowing study. Einstein knew this, Jung knew this, Tesla knew this, the best social scientists and anthropologists knew this etc etc.
I understand the desire to counter one fierce deontology (woke) with another. However, the true ancients, who's connection to spirit we certainly do not fully comprehend at all (yes, it's something of of a cliche yet one I'd be happy to run with given the evidence and my own experience) would have a far more profound approach. It is our ancestors no less, the very stardust within us and around us, who are calling for our deeper comprehension over bronze age firey sprites.
@@tommckellen4289 TLDR dude
How can anyone listen to this man and not love love his heart, spirit and words!?
Blessed be mr Peterson. My gratitude for your voice is unending.
God that piece about having the best relationship possible with your kids really made me tear up. Its so obvious but no one ever points this out.
Mulțumim!
God bless you Jordan !
That ending was fantastic.
1. Ask the question Right. Prayer & thinking
2. What stupid things I am doing that I could stop doing that I would stop doing that prevent me from being the best person I can
3. Tell the truth or at least don't lie
You Are Amazing Mr Petersen Never Think Otherwise The Impact You've Had On People's Lives Is Immeasurable Including My Own. Certainly Been A Better Man Since I Started Watching Your Videos, Your Impact Is World-wide. May God Continue To Bless You With Good Health.
2:48 I’ve done this the past year and it has made a big difference. In order to make room for new I had to let go of old that wasn’t conducive to getting what I want.
Haven’t gotten everything because I haven’t given up everything
I've been listening to Mr Peterson for the last couple years,
It hits hard to see him getting this much older on such short period.
Aside from overcoming addiction, he's seen the face of evil in the form of authoritarian institutions and leaders. It's not something you can fight and remain unscathed.
Cleaned up my house.
Enrolled in university to chase my dream.
Got married to the most beautiful woman in the world, all thanks to you, Dr. Peterson.
Congratulations my friend
The thing with humans is that we know a lot. We can know much, much more than we think we can as our minds are truly deep and broad, if we know how to forge them that way. When we admit we don't know all it doesn't mean that we don't want to know as much as we can. It's opening some space for the knowledge to come in, with our conscious direction and, yes, also without.
He is the most intellectual brilliant sage I’ve seen gifted with the wisdom and understanding that’s beyond the common man’s thoughts
Amazing! All the blessings to you and your life
God bless you
The man is already a legend
I just realized something amazing. I always saw comments from people saying that Jordan Peterson changed their life's, it was like I knew what they were saying but not feeling connected with it. Well, I can finally say I am one of them now. What am amazing human being. You can feel his view his emotions, feel his thoughts and see his thoughts.
Love this man. He's so humble.
It is so important to ask questions, and to learn to ask good questions. It is the beginning of thought!
Jordan is a Saint , Amazing Speaker .. Thank YOU !
Great interview and question. Let your children and wife see you submit to your Heavenly Father and admit your mistakes and apologize ( whole heartedly) when you fall short as a father and husband. Love your Heavenly Father with all your heart all your strength and all your mind and love your neighbor as yourself. If we could get that right it would make us better people. In other words if you want to be a better father and husband model yourself to the best father and husband available.
Goodness. Such insight, infused with humour!
I love that I understand what he says now.
I just love this guy, he is motivating me like crazy to become a better person.
It's so admirable, that you guys can work with each other . Bravo again! 👏
I keep forgetting Jordan is a grandpa. I look at him as a young middle-aged man, but sitting with his wife, they look so comfortable, like they are ready to pass on their wisdom to the future generation and let them fight the battles. They'll just be cozy.
This ends on a perfect note hahaha, never change, Jordan!
Last November for the first time since I voted - 47 years ago I changed my party. I was fed up and disgusted. It's very lonely now. I am not disagreeable all it took was to change my opinion on a few issues. I disagreed and my friends stopped including me in all activities. You are kind and smart and I'm glad I found you
you sound also kind and smart thanks for sharing
@@decojoker1 i appreciate that
You are not alone
6:25 Jordan is so right about this. I have more than my fair share of resentments but with my first son on the way (almost done 😀), all this pales in comparison. Who cares about unfair treatment you might or might not have received when your little boy wants to play with you?
Hah, I am currently reading an interesting little book and that one made me think about what "praying" (from Christianity perspective) is. And I came to a similar conclusion to what Jordan just said: It's a thought process. It's reflecting the past, what happened, who you were and what you did. It's reflecting, what you could have done better, what you did great and where you struggled and may need help to find your way. It's also thinking of the future. How would you like the things to be, what is your goals, your wishes. It just all happens in a "conversation" with a fictional being (this comes from the perspective of an atheist).
This realization hit me hard. I always thought praying to an invisible person that lives in the skies, was a stupid waste of time, until a few days ago. And since then I try to take time at the end of the day to reflect - just as people do with their prayers - but without the praying and conversation with an invisible man, that lives in the sky. I just have an inner dialog with myself.
That last bit is Brilliant.
Tears for.
Pnuma
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Love that man. Dr.J
We love you Jordan Peterson!
Critical Analysis....Rational thinking... Great men .... What can i do better... What are the stupid things I am doing... how can I change.. try to stop lying... Great advice...
Your videos never fail to inspires and make me believe in myself! Thank you for being a guiding light 💡
It is amazing that we are the only people who needs to accept or ignorance while the people who speak in such strong suggestions never admitted their mistakes in front of people. Maybe I am wrong and ignorant and wjat he says is always on point never a single mistake.
Great video. IN regard to your discussion on Prayer & Thought. There was a Hidden Brain podcast years back talking about the power of imaginary friends. It showed how not only can our brain create simulated worlds (for testing ideas), but also create simulated versions of either people we know, or people we would like to talk to. A very powerful tool.
One story in the podcast that's stuck with me was about a elderly man, politically conservative, who's wife - politically the opposite - had died of cancer. He talked about when he was confronted with difficult decisions, he would subconsciously summon her back to life, to see what she felt about a topic.
We're pretty amazing creatures.
I believe Napoleon Hill in his book Think and Grow Rich also has these imaginary I belive board meetings.
Power of creation. I like that subject.
@@Jordy_NL Yep, I think it's a powerful tool, especially if you create positive Avatars to talk to. We've always done it, even as kids "what would batman do?" or "what would Han Solo do?"
It's why I think archetypes from modern and historical mythology are so important to humans. It's hard to even tell what came first since we build our own avatar from the mythology around us.
I'd even say 'bad' or 'evil' avatars are useful. Gadamer talked about this idea in his Ontology of Play. The idea that you inhabit a negative avatar, and then return with a better understanding of your primary avatar.
with Jordan B Peterson, I have adopted to be my father. Although he might not know that he has changed my life and how i am seeing the world from a man's perspective. God bless you real, really good.
you just gotta love him.
and once again, you have improved my life so much i still (5 years in) cannot even fathom. i thought i was a lost cause but you gave me hope and appearantly i'm good enough to have a great, beautiful and caring stick with my stubborn brickhead haha so, thanks for that.
A living legend. Simply a net profit for society
Im Very Thankful
Idk how I found his Videos...
Thank You!
I adore this man
You could see the sadness on his face when he thought about how kids can be hurt - before he said it out loud.
I was there in LONDON! Great stuff!
Its all about asking more questions and one day we find answers
He's overall improved so much compared to past lectures. His face looks younger, brighter, more relaxed. His voice is clearer and softer and not harsh as it otherwise used to be. I don't have the proper vocabulary to describe it better than that, but I think we all noticed the difference. Glad to see him at his best.
Just amazing 👏 😍
Incremental death and rebirth...well said!
i heard his laugh by end of video. it is a rare moment haha. happy
If the whole world started to watch JBP, then the world would be a wonderful place to live.
Its not about being the best. Its about being the best you can be.
I'm sharing far and wide
I agree with him 100%.
I also like Jocko Willink’s advice for young men to be better at being men.
Lift weights
Do a combat sport
Stretch
Eat healthy
These line up with Dr. Peterson’s “Become a monster and learn to control it.”
They’re both scholars of our time.
There is no fundamental difference between any human and every individual should be valued and treated with justice and fairness.
We must recognize that there are differences among human beings, but it is crucial to treat every individual with dignity and respect, providing them with equal opportunities to thrive and reach their full potential. This requires empathy, compassion, and a commitment to understanding and addressing the unique needs of each person.
Having his beloved Tammy at his side💕.
I love his little laugh. 😉
Nice outfit. Very nice ! Colors are easy on my eyes. The coat that’s two colors distracts me . This outfit- Order. The blue/red outfit - Kaos
Nice jab at the end 😂
I agree with the thumbnail
Written like the WRITE IN in the stars.
Yes we all god within us of course chakras clearing relise old stuck energys
I'm too awesome to listen to this guy
I like the Hair Jordan
The part where Jordan mentioned the spirit of deceit dying for something new to be born is very similar to the symbol of the Ouroboros which represents life, death, and renewal.
JP outta the gate with a joke and his wife bashfully laughs at him, fucking beautiful. Love and humor.
Such a lovely man!
You are so amazing and adorable. Thank you Jordan. Prayer is how we communicate with Almighty Father God. ✝️❤️
I swear his jokes are always so out of the blue but so good when he does them 😂
The part where the kid is joyfully asking the dad what he wants to do but he's bitter so he hurts them struck me deep, know that all too well, hopefully I'll be diferent..
The end 😂😂
Man me and my girl would be so content if our honey moon was go seeing Jordan on one of his speeches.
Very funny at the end doctor Peterson hehehehe
What do you wanna do dad?! Literally tears 😢
God bless
i try to put myself in the place of those i like, so i can hopefully see what they'd like
It’s crazy how Jordan Peterson gives us this content for free and downloadable 😥
I will never get the hate surrounding you. All you want to do is help. The sad thing is that some people only see the negative in a person and only see their past, instead of seeing the good in them.
Its thinking they have an issue with. Thats forbidden to learn how to use your head.
Amen. People are jealous and spiteful for no reason.
Podcast link please
The opening and closing jokes are still sharp 😂
the end killed me :D
Haha what an ending 😆
Love and the highest admiration for your Dr Peterson ❤🙏💥
Thank you 🍀🙏🏵️
This makes me want to hear Jordan b Peterson vs Eckhart Tolle, Epic Rap Battles of History!
JP just jumped on the first rule and only had to work on two more.
Jordan's wife here totally reminds me of Dianne Wiest (the mom) in "The Lost Boys".
Where can we get the whole thing ?
love it!
The strongest real words in this conversation is that thoughts is a type of prayers.. actually in Islam it's worth shipped more than prayers and عباده for a year..
You are on the right track of thinking
The stupid thing that I should quit doing is watching too much TH-cam. I'm addicted. And here I am.
You and me both! I'm taking it off my bookmarks bar right now, and deleting the app from my phone.
Yes, it's easily accessible by typing the address into a search bar. But it turns out that I'm just lazy enough to rarely do that. Worked with Facebook, try it with me for this :)
ETA: Done and done, and I'm closing this window. Godspeed.