A Zen Master talks about Jordan Peterson & the Shadow

[@Ninja_Squirtle]

12:41 "Rather than finding a place in the world, first find yourself. There will be your place" ... Here i am! Really inspiring words

[@bubbyskittles4802]

Do a bit of reading around Zen Buddhism and then try to answer the question of ‘who am I?’, rather than taking the statement at face value and thus missing its profound philosophical significance.

[@vampierkill]

Modern man don’t see god, because they don’t look low enough - Carl Jung

[@mildreddavis1684]

Within

[@plutosprincess]

I love Carl Jung...

[@jennywillis8804]

@@mildreddavis1684 we are...

[@olivermittag8912]

That quote is not from jung. Jung quoted what a rabi once said.

[@poopbuster69]

Oliver Mittag the quote is incorrect as well

[@ourladyofsorrows60]

This guy is sincere and deep. Wonderful insight from a true gentle man.

[@karma_moths]

"I must create a system or be enslaved by another mans; I will not reason or compare: my business is to create." - William Blake

[@cincilitigator5108]

Not sure what this guy did to qualify for all this shade thrown on him. He seems pretty happy and enjoying the interaction. At the same time he is communicating a bedrock dysfunctionalism in our society in somewhat plain words. My best guess is that people read “Zen master” and have a slew of preconceived notions possibly formed by yoda or something. No one noticed he put air quotes around “Zen master” when referring to himself. I will say that shows me he is not a narcissist as alleged.

[@ironmantis25]

Hollywood, anime and Japanese samurai movies have placed a certain image of what a Zen master looks like in people's heads.

[@detailingshed8130]

He seems like a charlatan of sorts. The air quotes to me simply show that he as at least subconsciously aware of being one and perhaps his choice of attire shows he is consciously buying into this Japanese samurai style of zen master,.. widely known to be the kind of thing a charlatan would do to express "authenticity".

[@cincilitigator5108]

Detailing Shed I don’t think he is really claiming anything. He is just teaching. That is how Zen works. It is just information and idea. If it connects great, if not no problem. Move along to something else. I think perhaps Christians who are used to claims and not ideas would project charlatanism onto those who teach other than their own worldview.

[@detailingshed8130]

@@cincilitigator5108 Well, in the very least he has claimed that he sees things other don't and then says he would rather not talk about it. One or two times he seemed a bit lost after the interviewers' comments. I'm not sure, I wouldn't outright call him a charlatan, it's just my perception that he comes across that way a bit. Also, I think teaching is great when done properly & from responsible people, but when the wrong teachers are given undeserved credibility it becomes dangerous - we can only hope it doesn't connect. Again this is just my perception, I don't trust him the same way I would trust the interviewer. He seems to talk in circles, dodge being direct or sugarcoat,. I'm not sure what it is. He's clearly someone who has endured substantial pain, I'm just not so sure he has moved on.

[@cincilitigator5108]

Detailing Shed the interviewer who is cogent is asking questions of him for a reason. There is obviously some respect but asking and answering questions are different matters. Of course in answering you risk being wrong whereas when you ask you don’t have that potential liability. My guess is that the title “Zen master” has conditioned you so that you are expecting a profound revelation in every syllable. When that does not materialize guy ascribe a sense of dishonesty to the man. With respect to paragraph 2 above I would say the ideas themselves have the power not the speaker so the credibility of them is self evident and we can get off this never ending merry go round of trying to comprehend another person’s worth.

[@emmetsweeney9236]

For all you enlightened masters who've criticised this guy, he doesn't call himself a "master", that is a title given to him by the creator of the video, duh.

[@nathanneufeld269]

Or given to him by the ranks he’s rose to in his practice, they gotta call it something I’d believe

[@dalibor6151]

I dont agree, when the interviewer in the beggining calls him a Zen Master he nods his head in approval :P

[@evancooper7336]

He also says, here I am, now a zen master, in samurai zen.

[@cd1772]

Alexander Anderson have you ever seen eckhart tolle? If there’s any such thing as spiritual masters, he’s one. And he just bobs his head around while people yack their mouths at him just to get to the meat of the discussion

[@Jessica-bp6lc]

I don’t think there is anything wrong with acknowledging a label others have given you. At the end he points out he has not “mastered zen” even if that is a title given him. Point being we all start somewhere and the work is never done in this lifetime.

[@vidyaruchi4810]

I am a Buddhist and have known many Buddhists, some of whom I consider wise, some deluded. And of those I consider wise I can't imagine any of them saying 'nobody else sees what I see'.

[@joanroth8594]

I think perhaps he meant that we are all such one-of-a-kind individuals in a specific time and place, that no one else 'sees what I see'

[@vidyaruchi4810]

@@joanroth8594 A generous interpretation and it is possible you are right.

[@vidyaruchi4810]

@@thaliagarcia9684 I don't agree about Peterson. He seems genuine to me, which of course doesn't mean he is always right. Wilber I can't comment on.

[@sonic0234]

How many zen masters do you know who have thoroughly studied Jung? Seems like he might have a unique perspective

[@vidyaruchi4810]

@@sonic0234 That is what I thought. Then I watched the video.

[@ckahlquist2129]

So many egos calling out this dude's ego. It is hilarious.

[@ckahlquist2129]

@sallygo1234 I agree, in part. When the ego is in control it will steer you in to hell.

[@ikenosis8160]

sallygo1234 Hell, I believe essential all of that. Well said.

[@danonbrez]

The complaints are not calling out the guy's ego, its pointing out his obviously false presentation of his personality. He's performing for an audience, playing a shallow caricature of what he thinks a "zen master" should be. It's phony and distracting from his message.

[@4EyedAnimation]

yawn

[@TrevKen]

You do realise that some egos that are aware of manipulation and lies? It's not a case of saying, look, he has an ego. It's look, he is a liar.

[@waloacme]

He's right. We have no idea whats coming. Zombies don't know they are dead.

[@Aqualungio]

waloacme They are often mesmerized by their cellphones 😄

[@horizonized]

I’m 59 and was told when I was no more than 13 that should I search my whole life, I could never find a true master. I wouldn’t recognize them as a master. They are invisible. They don’t look like a master. They look just like you and me. You don’t find them. They will find you when you are ready. I believe this. I will never give my power or subjugate my soul to another human being ever again. The priesthood is abolished. We are all masters. We just need to wake up to this reality. ‘“Noble have I created thee, why dost thou abase thyself? Arise for that which ye were created”.

[@idiocracy10]

do not tell me what to do, you are not the master of me. I will seek a master if I wish to.

[@fubarusrex7457]

A master would not subjugate your soul. "Master" means master of oneself.

[@horizonized]

jkm lol

[@horizonized]

Fubarus Rex, Not what I said. I said I would not.

[@TasteMyStinkholeAndLikeIt]

The Zen is realizing that everything you discussed is nonsense and jibberish until the nature and extent of consciousness can be explained to the very last detail. It makes ZERO sense to make proclamations about there being an afterlife and a soul when one first cannot even define what consciousness is. These two fools in the video are known as educated idiots.

[@indiracamotim2858]

Thank you for this interview, Rebel Wisdom. I could listen to this man for hours on end and not get tired. What a delightfully and wonderfully alive person. Namaste 🙏🏻

[@Dumass88]

2018: we have no idea what's coming 2020: Heeere's johnny!

[@namispondjamispond9282]

Here's Corona!!

[@crooger3594]

2021: There is still corona

[@benwithann9877]

He speaks and acts like Jack Nicholson from the shining.

[@TheKaizo]

"All work, no play, makes Jack a Dull boy..."

[@SP-ny1fk]

Or just maybe you are only able to view the world through media references.

[@BlurryDays]

I read this comment before he started talking and now I can't take this whole interview seriously.

[@SP-ny1fk]

@@BlurryDays you let that influence your decision? Why is that?

[@jpfrssnv]

I detect shades of ASMR...

[@KiNiNjAzZ]

Doshin Roshi speaks, and so many egos are reflected back to themselves. Perfect.

[@rigavitch]

Isn't it?!!!

[@maybbebe]

I sensed a lot of pent up rage and pain from his treatment as a child which is entwined in his delivery.. Coming from a hurt child ego place.

[@LARRYOCpiano]

trying to grow up living in one’s thoughts is surfacing as a common experience when it comes to spiritual pursuits.It always feels great to say “ I no longer feel alone about this.”

[@estherwiskel6550]

I love Jordan, he is a very eloquent intellectual and he pours his whole heart into his research and delivery. His teachings are not convoluted, they are clear, succinct and comprehensible.

[@delishme2]

He is the most morose man I have had the displeasure of listening too. And the man is a prescription junkie, which may go to understand why is so fucking miserable.... so ?? 🤷

[@dusklvr]

My favourite is when Petersen talks about how women would be happier to just be pretty and quiet. Barefoot and pregnant. Peterson and his ilk are what grows out of the push against independent women breaking through the BS and realizing that we need to be like men if we want equality. Patriarchy is pushing back against feminism. There will be many waves, it will get ugly. Economic independence for women will save society.

[@elizabethjennings667]

@@dusklvr Peterson has refuted publicly numerous times that he is not against feminism defined as equal rights and opportunities for women. He is against forcing anyone, woman or man, to strive after goals that are pushed on them from outside. I am troubled that you define feminism as women "realizing we need to be like men."

[@rachelwarburton1495]

@@dusklvr Jordan Peterson has never said that. You clearly aren't listening to him when he speaks.

[@rachelwarburton1495]

@@delishme2 Get off your high horse. You clearly haven't listened to any of his personal battles because if you did you would be less judgmental. Calling someone a prescription junkie because they take medication for anxiety and depression is distasteful. Let me guess, your perfect in every way?!

[@scoochmar]

“I have known many Zen masters - all of them cats.” Eckhart Tolle

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

Eckhart Tolle. LOL

[@Impericalevidence]

If "no mind" is the goal of zen, then animals are great examples. I myself have used dogs in my presence as examples: "that dog is a Buddha."

[@miikakyllonen5871]

Well he certainly seems just as cunning.

[@bigfletch8]

@@Impericalevidence " First there is the dog, then nothing, then the dog becomes the man again"..... Im surprised thet neither of them had the realization that male and female where aspects of the collective, from electrical energy, to biology to the humal level, where masculine and feminine are the fork in the road towards individual integration. It is this con-fusion which adds to the disruption which in turn, motivates the continuation of the journey, where the fork integrates..... FOR THE INDIVIDUAL.His constant reference to " we" says a lot about his level of consciousness..

[@bigfletch8]

@@miikakyllonen5871 .....and pehaps why he sees a lot of cataclysmic stages lol...

[@xelaphilia]

It is such a pleasure to hear a person with such deep knowledge speak about the illusion of the ego, the pseudo-spirituality and rampant narcissism of the postmodern ideology, and how true collective enlightenment can only be achieved through analysis of our dark individual selves. It's hard to be an empath in a world with so little compassion. But luckily there are bright souls with a bird view , who understands human suffering is only temporary. THANK YOU!

[@roshanaariel]

Loved this so much! Thank you!

[@marcinkryczka7044]

So that is what Creed is doing on his retirement

[@markreedy823]

Best comment I've read this year!

[@andrewplck]

Well, you make more money as a leader.

[@maciejwalicki2008]

Ha! Made my day, dude! Dzieki!

[@jasonharris644]

Brilliant!

[@andrewselden2244]

Maybe the insight is that Jordan Peterson has the humility not to prescribe solutions, but only to illuminate dysfunctionality.

[@bliss4383]

@@athousandIQ I'd say JP does what all Talk Therapists do - make people, particularly young men, think for themselves in order to clean up their act by first telling them to "clean up their room." Most young males today are not graduating college, are direction-less and really need a father figure to guide them. The Zen Master said Narcissism is exploding. I've heard two psychologists express similar thoughts; one said Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a pandemic, while the other, who has worked worldwide, says NPD is an epidemic. The Narcissism is a cover for their low sense of self-worth. It's rooted in early child abuse and neglect. Higher divorce rates, broken homes, and like Elton John sang, "In the end, nobody wins, and it's the innocent who pay when broken dreams get in the way."

[@martyslazenger935]

Jordan Peterson is just another alt-right grifter.

[@tylerquiet8687]

A decent thought. However, prescriptions can still be presented in another format. In fact Peterson does do this, in every piece of advice he gives to young men on what to do in their day to day lives. Ideas dont exist in a vacuum, and I doubt Peterson's prescriptions to the questions posed are uninformed by his perception of the dysfunction. Actually they have to be, he is obsessed with coherence, as he should be.

[@tylerquiet8687]

@@martyslazenger935 That's highly reductionist. You have to undo the ideas before you undo the man like that. Can you? No, otherwise you would have already attempted it. But here you are shooting an empty gun.

[@stephenbrown2054]

Ken Wildbur prescribed and look where he is: a victim of his own pride.

[@flexiblethinker6641]

One thing that can be common of people who wish to influence people beyond the strength of their ideas is the use of a whispering voice and low tone. A lot of what he said opens up boxes but I'm not fully trusting his intentions. Another alert for me is when he states words to the effect that he knows the truth, that others don't quite have it and then won't state what it is. This doesn't seem any different from the style of any charismatic theological leader who's intent is to gather followers. I'll take what I think is useful but I'm cautious.

[@coreycox2345]

It could be that there is no cost to you in sitting back and seeing what he does next. I could be wrong, but think that a cult would quickly reject me for my tendency to blurt the thoughts that strike me as the truth, or maybe murder me, depending on the cult. I have wondered if I could be brainwashed after thinking I had a religious experience after watching the TV series "Kung Fu," but it still seems unlikely. Sometimes the best thing to do is nothing.

[@buffaloprufrock854]

Bang on, he should be in a horror goblin movie.

[@bengrizzlyadams6187]

He means that the sea is an electrolyte and earth works like a redox flow battery/generator, but he cannot say it in public.

[@coreycox2345]

@@bengrizzlyadams6187 That sounds like a religion I could fall for.

[@hanskloss7726]

I suppose he has to speak like this to get people to listen to him. It is just one technique. Besides you came here to get influenced or ?

[@emmaleadbetter869]

I love this..I am hooked on this zen master..so honest and spoken in a realistic no bullshit way, a bit scary what he may see we are facing up ahead, I look to listen to his talks more to find out more about what he thinks. 👍

[@edblair5253]

This zen master read all of Carl's work by 24 years old. Hahha. He is was very proud to tell us this. Hahahha. Just another egotistical human like the rest of us.

[@edblair5253]

Reading equals understanding. Hahahh

[@wilecatrexy]

What we are facing ahead is what was said in the bible about the end times.

[@jijuyuzanmai6601]

Indeed, the authority this “zen master” claims comes entirely from the outside. There is no inner authority.

[@jasonmclaren8752]

His voice and speech pattern is hypnotic.

[@jayumble8390]

This interview is one of the most impactful interviews I have ever seen in the last few years...riveting...wow...wow...thank you! I had to watch this interview again...this is the real deal. Thank you Rebel Wisdom for producing this great content!!!

[@brettdavidson1140]

It is about time Doshin Roshi is in this conversation! The depth of his spiritual understanding, along with his expertise on Integral Theory, and Jungian psychology, makes him one of the only people in the world with the knowledge to dive into this deep pool. I am so grateful you had him on. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@HungryMeshigaud]

Brett Davidson couldn’t agree more 🍵

[@RunninUpThatHillh]

Yup, you into right there with you. This is the conversation I needed to hear.

[@Manu-ei1up]

Brett Davidson, totally agree! Absolutely! If you spot it you got it!

[@akompsupport]

Here here. Yes, this was a great, refreshing discussion! Lots of new material was covered. This is an important discussion.

[@AlbertBalbastreMorte]

What can you tell us about this guy?

[@alek3446]

I watch lots of videos with similar interviews about shadow work.... but this interview is mind blowing!!!! It is packed with great amount of information. At 21 min when talking about culture that lives in lie, that part is essential. I see people, including myself, strangled by inability to truly express ourself. And somewhere along the way loosing complete trust and ability to know who we really are. Thank you for posting this video.

[@alek3446]

Brett Curtis thank you for your reply. I think the more you allow yourself to know yourself, you see more light and you realize you’re part of something bigger. 🙏🏻

[@johnbradburymyworkplaceculture]

@Brett Curtis That's a powerful observation Brett. It's a mind bender to think of that and what's left when one allows the illusion to die.

[@johnbradburymyworkplaceculture]

@Brett Curtis Thanks I've been meditating on letting the illusion go since I read your comments. Best wishes.

[@thementalself]

@@alek3446 absolutely. Consider similarities btwn JBP: 'the importance of aim'. When you do, the universe literally aligns in a way where you see more of what you need to see to move you towards your aim. And: The power of intention, within meditation practice. This video has also given me chills. Sounds like you're on the right track... x

[@thefisherman2837]

What are the shadows?

[@gurglejug627]

A Buddhist walks into a pizza shop and says "make me one with everything"

[@remkojerphanion4686]

Be careful what you ask for!!! :)

[@StoptheplanetIwanttogetoff]

A bit later they go up to the cashier and ask ‘where is my change?’ Cashier looks at them for a moment and says ‘Change comes from within...’

[@fil8649]

...and walks out with an empty pizza box.

[@spectralv709]

Very original joke definitely had heard that one 100000 times before

[@RA6162]

Thats me ! But thats just cuz I am greedy and I a want everything !

[@rogerengland2821]

Ten times rise, ten times fall, ten time fall and rise again. Everything has a cycle of existence. Even humanity's development.

[@harrymears1623]

Sucks we're in the kali yuga, eh?

[@tylerquiet8687]

Yes. Both individually and collectively. Muscle is not built with one rep or one set. The mind does not learn a language upon hearing it.

[@jamesrossiter6319]

“I’’m lucky to be alive, hahahahaha” I love this guy, he really is Zen. It’s so cool to see people that can just laugh at life itself.

[@indiracamotim2858]

So true ! Incredible !!

[@pameti.dragoblago]

Figuring out how to pay my bills and which psychopath i need to deal with at work tomorrow gets me out of the zen zone quite quickly.

[@johnharrison3001]

23:20 - 26:20 The endless cycle of rescuer, victim, perpetrator is being played out; with postmodernity in the rescuer role, keeping the poor premodern the victim forever, and the modern as the scapegoat, who is pushed out into the desert, carrying everyone's sins. To this we bring witness. A Jungian quaternity.

[@talastra]

Always need to recognize the quaternity, yes.

[@william_griffin]

Thank you KZbin, for throwing this up in my feed. Subscribed and a very happy man.

[@axelandru9346]

:)

[@arwawer]

Very interesting interview indeed. What stroke me particularly is your remark on collective shadow rising up form the cracks open by new media that has been kept closed by old fashion broadcasting media and our cultural schemes. Doshon said then, that we need to cope with it as a culture to.. survive. Living in the part of Europe that I live in, you always have in mind your options of survival in case politics goes wrong. I've been discussing the issue of society in hard times with few friends some time ago. The conversation started from a prepper perspective. We agreed that the attitude towards it by most of people would be to act alone or wihtin close family. In previous wars and conflicts people were surviving as a collective, guided by high standards of Christianity and what I call societal code of honor. We had the feeling that code is gone... People just feel so separated from each other. In case of a survival who would be a natural leader locally - who would be willing to hear him and sacrifice his/his family goods for the wider good? Priests do not have the trust they used to have before. Local governments either. Will we turn to the old "stronger wins" scheme? What a progress from shimpansees! ;) When you see the amount of poison creeping out form social media - the comments under this partcular video are no exception; it is astonishing how much of a shadow (plus tones of meaningless texting) is leaking out of our society members. The polarisation is growing and it penetrates various levels of daily live - from politics, to media, school programmes to ordinary chats within families and between friends. What's fueling it and how to stop it happening? Wouldn't be nice to return to the roots of the Jesus's teachings - love your neighbour as you love yourself? I do not mean religion - just the teaching. Love may be too high of a demand for modern human, but respect is a good starting pint, isn't it? ;)

[@hanskloss7726]

If society really collapses for longer, there will be quite some chaos and violence which will culminate in chieftains concentrating power again. There may be places where the dip after collapse will be less problematic of course. But generally I would not expect that possible putting resources together will be voluntarily. Most of preppers I can imagine to be preparing for rather smaller event where civilization has collapsed but withdrew for a short while. I hope we will not get to see who is right tho.

[@arwawer]

@@hanskloss7726 I think you're right in terms of current attitude. IN previous wars and hard times - numerous upraisings and wars, people were acting different. 1st they were much more independent form technology and self-sufficient (in the rural communities at least). 2nd there was a strong attitude of helping each other, that was the core of Christian teaching very vital in XIX and beginning of XX century. It was still there during 2nd World War, where people were risking their lives to save Jewish neighbors - Germans put that as "crime" punishable by death of a WHOLE family here in Poland. Honestly I can't imagine the risk of going for it. There were naturally bad examples, but there were banned and panlized with by the Underground State (people revealing Jews were killed by default). People had very strong feeling of common fatherland, that was thought in schools and present in the code of honour. I am afraid that attitude in society is now long gone. The idea of fatherland is being ridiculed, people calling themselves patriots are named fascists. Media are doing great job of polarising people in various ways. The politics became a game in good old fashion Roman spirit to keep people busy with rubbish instead of asking difficult questions. Coming back to Jung's ideas about shadow as a built-in part of personality and society, look how much of it is coming out in social media. It is astonishing. Doshon is IMO right - when we don't cope with it at the highest levels of societal thinking and teaching, we will be literally lost - in times of prosperity and in hard strike of a survival situation. The glue making us society is less and less strong and thinning. If we are sailing towards a common planetary common wealth, the skipper course goes through making nations fade into a big uniform society, what will guarantee the high quality of govenrment? We have had a brutal examples of idea-driven societies in 3rd Reich and USSR. USSR built in theory on the rules of equality ended up in tyranny of Lenin, Stalin and harsh governing of their followers. Fanatic believe in Ideas is dangerous - followers assume that the reality should catch up with the utopia. It would not be that dangerous if we could only debate about it freely and widely - as long it is not the case the odds are dark and tension raises.

[@hanskloss7726]

@@arwawer Only government can guarantee high quality of government. We peasants can just from time to time threaten with pitchforks but that is all. You refer to Christianity - I think that is only one religion. I am sure my Muslim neighbours will be holding together much stronger than the remaining society but this too can depend on other factors. How far has destruction gone and what are chances for recovery of state power, how big city one lives and how multikulti the society is, makes a difference too. I would argue that in times of great external pressure I would be more likely seeking cooperation with fellow believers. Language barrier plays a role too - in places where that is a hard barrier we can foresee violence between competing groups. As for the social cohesion - there are always moves one or other direction. We currently slowed down slightly on the way to a global village. I suppose there are local communities that hold together and others that are just bunch of strangers. This will ever be there as this is how humans operate. It is also indeed first time that big parts of the world are so interconnected that parts of economy just dissolve if you stop trade completely. The society is more stable this way as it is almost unimaginable that the trade can stop but anther Currington like event and we are done at least for a while. 70ya people had supplies at home. Today I hardly have anything. Although I started thinking about getting some after I read about what my gov. is doing with electricity supply systems. Big things are beyond our control. A web of helpers is a good thing in any situation.

[@arwawer]

@@hanskloss7726 Well, I did not mean Christianity as a religion itself, but rather as a provider of a code to respect others - all of them. Religion in hard time does not matter, as long it is not exclusive - I mean as long it does not exclude not-believers from the same level of quality. I think personally the teaching (not religion) of Jesus is not exclusive and in fact goes beyond tribal approaches of some religions, dividing people to: us (treated fairly as equal members of society ) and them - unbelievers, who are treated as lesser kind of people. Well, that tribal traditions are old and it would be nice if they would evolve to catch up into "modern" egalitarian concepts, but odd for it to happen are not that good, at least not in our lifetime. ;)

[@FarmersAreCool]

We use Christianity to decentralize and renew the state. Or they kill us all.

[@JimmyRa6s]

He's got this....what a time to be alive...his answers are in his laughter. Sooo good to know I'm not crazy

[@mgriff0309]

Exactly the conversation I was hoping to hear, great job!

[@nicolediebel2606]

this interview spoke to my soul. Thank you!

[@ShawnStack1]

For those that don’t dig this cat...I am with you. For those that do dig this cat, I’m also with you. There is something to learn from him, for sure...I am grateful for his sharing.

[@greatmomentsofopera7170]

6:20 - actually Jordan frequently says that the post modernists got lots of things very right - most importantly that there is in fact no canonical way of interpreting a text or the world. An unbelievably important and potentially shattering discovery. In a sense, his whole project is offering a way out of that mire, given its truth. And also, he as a psychoanalyst he understands the dark side of Green all too well, and its dark side has been manifesting extremely strongly at this time.

[@criss5405]

Postmodernism as an ideology is different from relativism as a method.

[@edblair5253]

Yes. This zen master read all of Carl's work by 24 years old. Hahha. He is was very proud to tell us this. Did you see his face? Neither did he. Hahahha. Just another egotistical human like the rest of us

[@BenWeeks]

25:54 "Until we get in touch with the hideous beast that breathes in the shadowy depths of our own haunted soul-individually, and stop blaming others for what is part of us, they will continue. (genocides) And the weapons are getting much bigger and more deadly. As Einstein said, 'I don't know what weapons the third world war will be fought with-I don't know what they have in their warehouses. I do know what weapons the fourth world war will be fought with-sticks and stones.' "

[@edblair5253]

This zen master read all of Carl's work by 24 years old. Hahha. He is was very proud to tell us this. Did you see his face? Neither did he. Hahahha. Just another egotistical human like the rest of us

[@wilecatrexy]

Einstein was a plagiarist that worked in patent office. A fraud. Setup the Zionist so people will think they are the saviors of humanity, then enslave them.

[@1tecladocasio]

@@edblair5253 what about your comment, narcisist

[@juricakalcina987]

What a beautiful interview! Love it

[@Vermelho_Sh]

His voice. That's pure ASMR.

[@louisdackombe]

Lucas Gröess , kind of sounds to me like the actor who played “The Architect” in The Matrix movie

[@quistaraponimb1463]

Where's the zen master though?

[@danielmcmahan4393]

And that's it! It was but isn't. The laugh he gave though (psychotic)? lol! If proceeding astrological no contact with ancestreal acknowledge but only on this turf.! Over and Over we go but why defy a person like Jesus say example Baph is everywhere death in his name. Do what thou will ideology being a purist ideology's science ideology religion ideology. Does something force our hand..... think for us? Unfortunately undeniably unfair to justify one's thinking. What if third eye mystic views are just patches with shifting biochemical weapons of poison to steer us astray?

[@quistaraponimb1463]

I hope you're doing fine man.

[@danielmcmahan4393]

I hope so too & likewise. I'm no sided but hate the constant better than just read a book quote it for fashion of the brain

[@quistaraponimb1463]

"I'm no sided but hate the constant better than just read a book quote it for fashion of the brain" "I'm not biased, but I hate it when people just quote the book, instead of reading it, to show off how smart they are" - is that a proper translation?

[@quistaraponimb1463]

"And that's it! It was a zen master, but it isn't. The psychotic laugh he gave though? lol!" "If proceeding astrological no contact with ancestral acknowledge but only on this turf" If proceeding in [big steps?], you will have no contact with ancestral acknowledgement (maybe knowledge? or acknowledgement of early zen masters?), except on this Earth. "Over and over we go but why defy a person like Jesus say example Baph is everywhere death is his name" Over and over we go? I have no idea what it means. Baph is baphomet. Are you into some christian stuff? You seem to say "why defy a person like Jesus, as Baphomet did (who is everywhere and death is his name)" "Do what thou will ideology being a purist ideology's science ideology religion ideology. Do what you want is an ideology. Being a purist is an ideology. Science is an ideology. Religion is an ideology. This is some zen stuff, right. "Does something force our hand..... think for us? Unfortunately undeniably unfair to justify one's thinking." You aren't being forced to think that way. Its stupid to justify that kind of thinking. "What if third eye mystic views are just patches with shifting biochemical weapons of poison to steer us astray?" You seem to call out third eye mystics. In this context, do you think third eye mysticism is an ideology too? And ideology that wants to steer us astray? I'm not sure I understand the biochemical weapons metaphor. You are a very cryptic person, but it's nice to touch minds with somebody like you.

[@drweetabix]

Excellent video.

[@apologiacontra6992]

So John Locke is no longer LOST

[@tasfa10]

It's not John. It's the smoke monster in John's body

[@mattspin5285]

I keep coming back to this. A Zen Master talking Spiral Dynamics - deep joy.

[@monicacruz4407]

I’d like to say something about the masculine/feminine dichotomy and the confusion it causes. It’’s heart rending to see women that have switched off their femininity to work in worlds created by men (politics, finance, business), and just as bad, to see men struggling to know how to express their masculinity without fear. My view is very laden with my South American/English mixed heritage, for sure. For me as a woman, the worst aspect of how I have experienced masculine power in my life has been control. I have to take responsibility for having let that control get out of control (in abusive relationships), but the loss of energy and creativity that control engenders, is massive. It takes very strong people to be comfortable with the other having control of his/her “stuff” within any relationship, there has to be a very open negotiation before and during any relationship, a constant dialogue (narcissistic individuals cannot do this, an increasing problem). Also it has to be seen that male/female energy is not necessarily resident in male/female form, I’m thinking of Bill and Hilary Clinton, Bill empathic, listening, Hilary, strategic, analytic. We have to think more about complementing each other instead of agonizing over our sex, or warping our sexual power by looking at the media, this is the real threat, a huge distraction and destabilizing force. Thank you both 🙏

[@draak88]

This Zen master would be an awesome voiceover for some RPG games' characters :)

[@FlyDude]

:))

[@conexionneuronal8820]

I find most of the comments despicable, I thought the zen master was brilliant

[@Lobishomem]

Sounding a bit judgemental there. I didn't find him brilliant, does that make me despicable?

[@ivandaniel08]

Joel Edelstein no, you’re despicable despite.

[@Trikfinity]

@@ivandaniel08 "+¹

[@roastmaster2000]

buddhism has nothing to do with left wing value systems: its its own beast.

[@rachelaspogard6587]

He’s a riot! 😜

[@108bhavani]

I am enjoying this discussion so much I am entering once again a phase of immersion in teachings , it maybe the only antidote to the impact of the ills of our world . These talks /videos are a blessing

[@mcohen1966]

So good. Grateful for the work you are doing to connect the work of JBP and Integral. Happy to support you on Patreon. Keep going!

[@trentp151]

That story about the lake really hit me hard. I fear that Roshi's spot on with his analysis.

[@secretivescorpio891]

No idea how I found myself watching this video. First few minutes I thought this is beyond me but the Zen guy was intriguing, the way he spoke compelled me to watch more. The more I watched the more I realised I understood, I enjoyed this so much

[@crazzyross]

This guy speaks Truth. A great interviewer as well whom has obviously done good personal work. If you stand in judgment of his laugh or manner of delivery, equating it to egoic indulgence, I trust there is a mirror in your bathroom you are able to reflect in. There are many realized Beings who will say the exact same thing to you in a different manner. Go forth and find your favorite flavor of ice cream. P.S. ~ they are all delicious.

[@tomfisher9089]

Realized being? What exactly does that mean to you?

[@crazzyross]

Pick a synonym that suites your palette, Good Sir 🙏🏻

[@odedbor11]

2ש

[@gardenboundbylove2193]

[@uubeerdude]

This is, however, really, really funny.

[@nicolebelanger4745]

I dont get why his laughing disturbs so many. I enjoyed his sense of humour because the discussion was heavy,very heavy at times and his laughter lightened the load. That’ s a good thing.

[@akompsupport]

It disturbs them b/c they subconsciously know what it portends.

[@mysticaltyger2009]

People just love to find reasons to nitpick. The message is what matters. But when it makes people uncomfortable, they nitpick on things like style, delivery, and other superficial things.

[@tripzville7569]

Agreed@@mysticaltyger2009

[@deathedit777]

Fake laugh

[@GrowLLLTigeRRR]

To me it sounds disingenuous as if it is done for effect only and not really felt.

[@keatonsmith5669]

Reminded of the Gospel of Thomas, "When you make the male and the female into one whole, then you will attain the kingdom of heaven."

[@danien37]

VACUOUS.

[@benhowell5790]

I think I'll identify as a female wombat today.

[@gaileenkern3240]

Jack Snow lmfao 🤣

[@Sammasambuddha]

um...that's Shiva.

[@Sammasambuddha]

Check out exact similarities in other religions.

[@tylermohr25]

I love this channel, so much eye opening material here.

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

All people that speak in a soft theatrical voice make me bring up barriers since it all looks like performance and them wanting to sell me something. No thanks.

[@christianriddler5063]

So if the truth came to you in this form you would rather live in ignorance?

[@christianriddler5063]

If you percieve the truth as your truth it is no longer the truth but your own view of reality tainted by your own biases and memories. The truth must stand seperate from you entierly, only then will it be the truth. Following a dogma is not all bad, there are absolute rules and laws in the natural world that we cannot erase, such as gravity. Other such laws exist in human nature and there are certain things about humans that you will never be able to change, such as irrationality. So instead of spinning our tires in the mud trying to escape these truths we instead create a dogma around them in order to prosper under the laws of nature.

[@christianriddler5063]

By following the laws of nature, by living in symbiosis with the truth we embrace it.

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

I don't disagree, i'm just saying each person has his own truth since you can not separate the ego from the persons viewpoint, so each person see's the truth in his own way no matter what. I don't think you understood what i meant. I was talking specifically about dogmatic views of people that follow certain religions and sects and such. Obviously reality is reality so i don't really understand what you mean.

[@FreeSilio]

"One dogma replacing another just to be edgy" I agree that such things happen very often. People understand that the dogmas they formerly accepted are wrong and then change their dogmas with different ones instead of changing their dogmatic mindset.

[@m.k.styllinski2452]

What a great interview. Thank you for this.

[@joeroganjosh9333]

Next week, a Diesel Mechanic talks about Jordan Peterson.

[@RatatRatR]

Why wait till next week when we have that very thing in the comment section...

[@alexcaskie6054]

Diesel mechanics understand timing and compression. Which is partly Zen in of itself.

[@dianneb2224]

Hahahahahahaha!

[@mattspin5285]

The diesel mechanic might be very good. I look forward to it :-)

[@johncaash7868]

richard brewster - Very funny

[@greatmomentsofopera7170]

It’s weird that he says he sees things and then won’t share them. Perhaps he thinks people will misunderstand or it is too painful to bear, but then why say that you have the knowledge?

[@melindabar]

It comes off as manipulative or suspect.

[@GMATTOEFLSATGRECOACH]

What he sees is like having an Alien encounter. You have met an Alien, but there is no way to show him to the others because he left after the encounter. Would you talk about the Alien to ordinary people, without being able to show him, a conclusive evidence to support your argument??? Of course not! You would be considered nuts!!!

[@matthewbaumann630]

He probably doesn't see anything.

[@NeverNedDead]

@@GMATTOEFLSATGRECOACH Yeah But I see something that he isn't seeing! But he wouldn't understand it, because it is like an Alien I have seen in space.

[@123lebornjames]

Man i can Thank the zen master enough but also interviewer with such great authenticity and kindness. I see the spark too in his eyes. Keep at it 🙏🏿❤️

[@niallofloinn1881]

When a Chinese politician was asked what he thought of the industrial revolution he answered " It's much too early to tell"

[@criss5405]

He was an envious commie.

[@edwardpaterson1957]

I too have been drawn to Jung, Cambell, Eliade. I am on the same path. But my main source is the bible. when this guy says he'd rather not say where this all is leading us, I totally understand. but the bible has a lot to say about this very thing. deep divisions within families and the lack of love in general will increase dramatically, which in turn divides the very self that we rely on for perception. feed this into an insecure and restless global stage, and I think the rest may be self evident

[@retardno002]

Think in terms of action / reaction. That is how civilization works, much like the homeostasis in your body. We will keep separating until we become so separate that we realize how separate we are, and start connecting intentionally, on purpose, in stead of out of tradition or norm.

[@BeyondSideshow]

The bible indeed has a lot to say about this, that and the other...

[@G_Ozare]

Edward I agree. This is why I believe I found his insight somewhat terrifying. Although my knowledge into Jumg1 and others is extremely limited, I have studied the holy scriptures deeply since my early childhood. When he speaks about what he sees, yet doesn't reveal it, makes me think of The Great Tribulation and ultimately Armageddon. We cannot fathom what is to come. "Everything else is an illusion". We know the system or matrix, is constructed and controled by satan and a realm of spiritual entities that we are at war with. If it isn't for God shortening the last days , all flesh would be wiped off the planet by evil.

[@G_Ozare]

Peterson is amazing, yet I agree with this master when he says Peterson sees it but doesn't really see it. Peterson has said in numerous times when he's asked if he believes in God, that he acts as if God exists. But he never answers the question directly. I get the sense that he avoids deep spiritual truth seeking instead finds the psychological reasoning and value behind the Bible and it's stories and archetypes.

[@skipskiperton4992]

“Nobody sees what I see “ What is it? “I’d rather not say”. 🙄

[@ModernTruthRevelation]

Most of the truth cannot be expressed by words. Words are stationary, world is not. This is the thought behind his this act I suppose.

[@harrymears1623]

@@ModernTruthRevelation the Tao that can be trodden ..

[@talastra]

Lowest point int he interview.

[@cxa011500]

It's a very zen thing to say

[@heroicjourney2508]

🤣🤣🤣

[@micheleparadis2808]

I'm sure Jordan Petersen has compassion for them. But I think he intuitively feels that the ONLY way to get some message to them is to be fatherly (not grandfatherly). Sometimes you need a 'kick in the butt'. You need to be told "Enough of this nonsense, get your act together"...

[@christianriddler5063]

I agree with that. It might very well be that Jordan Peterson would think that seeing as how intelligent he is. Pluss, a father figure is far more confrontational and I believe that is what is needed.

[@jsab0]

Gotta know your audience and what the situation calls for. Dictators don't respond to niceties and will respect you even less if that's your tactic. Also, some of the ancient Zen Masters would physically hit, swat and beat students out of complacency.

[@micheleparadis2808]

jsab0 I'm a hippie anti-establishment babyboomer, can't help myself. The worst thing you can do is coddle and even encourage complacency. When a millenial calls me 'Boomer' with a sneer, I get nauseous.

[@NellSmith]

Jordan Peterson needs a kick in the butt. But I doubt those who put him where he is will allow much of THAT... ;)

[@micheleparadis2808]

Nell Smith Typical Millenial Snowflake: when someone tells you something REMOTELY different than "you're special" you don't react well, to use an euphemism

[@jenniferdavidson-davidsonh1037]

I have been waiting for Doshin to show up in this conversation! Thanks so much for having him on. A wonderful, brilliant, insightful conversation!

[@lydiarowe491]

So much joy derived from this interaction..so open and very refreshing..beautiful timing for many to reminded ..fogetting can bring such a sense of frustration...being reminded..eases these symptoms..thankyou so much🌳

[@muchmiller2980]

prejudice against prejudice, zero tolerance of intolerance.... one of the ironies of the post modern "enlightenment"!!!!!

[@edblair5253]

This zen master read all of Carl's work by 24 years old. Hahha. He is was very proud to tell us this. Did you see his face? Neither did he. Hahahha. Just another egotistical human like the rest of us

[@poetsrear]

@@edblair5253 Shouldn't you make a difference then, if you so well percieve this? Why repeat the mistake you seem to point out?

[@slimdusty6328]

So it still remains that our existence is not perfect. Therefore human are still left to enter into discussion and to make decision in this way.This Zen master claims that nobodies been telling the truth, and that's the truth. So the same problem still remain,why the hell should we have reason to believe him then? This is the problem with this idea of gaining answer, from "something greater than ourselves" . We still require to "use ourselves", so as to supposedly gain access to this so called "greater knowledge" . At the end of the day we will still need to place faith and trust, in a human No real way of escaping it is there. Never is Therefore this whole argument seems baseless. Like splitting hairs. Make me wonder if its just that wannabe guru, are perhaps more so feeling afraid that their own position of power, might be fading?.

[@JanganMeninggalkanSejarah]

That "one hand clapping" stuff, just blew my mind.

[@AnthonyL0401]

Me too

[@Tschinka7]

I didn't get it, what's there to be blown away from? Help? 🙈

[@ethanhammond7615]

Was cringey

[@ethanhammond7615]

One hand clap my big ass .

[@primitiveways7183]

Brilliant .thank you for the interview.

[@cspace1234nz]

This guy, brilliant, what an actor. Sure beats working for a living !

[@SP-ny1fk]

We're all actors. Some recognise it.

[@matthiasamaderro6102]

@@SP-ny1fk Just what I thought, thank you! :D

[@AndresGarcia-wu6oi]

People complain about the Zen masters laughter. I kinda like it cause I really think he is laughing about himself and things that crop in his mind. Watch it again and see what he could find it funny. Maybe its my sense of humour but I saw my self giggling at his second meanings and laughter. Giggles...

[@amart0051]

Andres Garcia, I completely agree. He’s laughing in joy as opposed to be laughing at anything/anyone. It looks different but is absolutely genuine!

[@louisdackombe]

True 😆

[@ckahlquist2129]

He sees the absurdity of it all.

[@beholdthesupergirl]

Reminds me of the Dalai Lama when he laughs while addressing an audience, or answering questions. It just warms your heart because it is pure light, touching the light within you without judgement or ego or agenda. It heals. :)

[@curfuffle7420]

I got the same impression. Felt to me like what he said reminded him of something he experienced and it tickled him.

[@CarmenSmithStuder]

I kept waiting for grace in this. Where’s the gentle wisdom.....expectant beauty? I find it a bit scary that this man is considered a master to be highlighted. He said... “No one sees what I see”!????!!! (Well, no one sees what someone else sees, but as a master I can’t imagine his teachers would agree with him saying that he is the only one that sees and Jordan Peterson only gets whiffs of it). If he was a journalist or psychiatrist I would have no problem with this, but he is a zen master...And when asked what he sees, he says “I’d rather not say (interject his non compassionate laughing)”. Then eludes later to complete destruction of the world. “People fighting with sticks and stones”. As long as he argues about the illusion and predicts only the dire isn’t he is a part of it? Shouldn’t an elder sit in patience for the rest of the world to grow mentally and spiritually.....and be a place people come to when they are ready to hear? Why not answer? Why elude to it but not be straight. It’s like the people he complained about that are prejudice but not owning it. I know this type of zen master is taught to expect a death on the battlefield at any moment. Perhaps this is the undertone I feel doesn’t serve the modern collective. Don’t get me wrong, death shouldn’t be feared and needs to be accepted with peace, but the average person hasn’t done that. Perhaps because I “spotted”so much, I have lots of work to do in being a master. I’m open to that. I do believe we can all easily overcome our shadows. That there is great hope for the collective and that people here to challenge others would bless the collective to do so with grace. If grace is a feminine energy perhaps we all need more of it!

[@CarmenSmithStuder]

I meant this type of zen master teaches samurai to expect death.

[@johnhandshake4460]

"nobody sees what I see" "what do you see" "I'd rather not say". #triggered

[@johnhandshake4460]

please clarify

[@akompsupport]

You can't handle the truth and don't want it enough to obtain it.

[@johnhandshake4460]

Emanuel Fernán you talking to me?

[@akompsupport]

yup

[@johnhandshake4460]

that seems rather general, useless, and inaccurate. are you interested in explaining it more?

[@OldBillOverHill]

Having actually built the hardware of the internet, I have to say we felt the potential of the technology to lead us into a "new Age". Now to see it unfolding is awesome. I see only the labor pains and smell the fear. What we have gestated and how it will manifest is fluid. We stand looking into the abyss with our backs to the cliff. A bridge can be seen at our feet receding into the veil, what lies below is shrouded in fog. I feel the fear of falling that must be overcome. Collectively we will either take the steps to start the journey into the unknown or fall into the abyss. Either path leads to the future.

[@Orthodoxi]

OldBillOverHill beautiful prose.

[@MichaelRyanEpley]

Any journey is begun with a first step. Groups do not take individual steps. You can only change the world by changing within. Then you hope your example spreads.

[@permaculturedandfree2448]

We cant stop it now...A.I is here to stay

[@MichaelRyanEpley]

@@permaculturedandfree2448 Ain't nothing settled. Never was. Never will be. Not until you make it so.

[@permaculturedandfree2448]

@@MichaelRyanEpley Artificial intelligence

[@sagesingh]

His way of speaking is very pleasant which makes it easy to follow thank you!

[@jenwilcher1354]

Doshin Nelson Roshi reminds me of the Roshi of the Rinzai Zen community I used to be a part of (only left because the practices were becoming more like a chore than something I hungered for). Didn't get a creepy vibe at all, but I can understand why some might feel that way. It's not easy having your own shit reflected back at you, especially if you'd rather not deal with it.

[@mieszkomieszko]

Would not the extinguishing of all life be the end of Samsara?

[@garagavia]

Mieszko Manijak No, that would be missing the point. That is like saying everyone dying ends wars.

[@mieszkomieszko]

Exactly. Which would imply that the end of Samsara is not the sole ultimate goal.

[@jenwilcher1354]

Wouldn't the ultimate goal be to see it for what it is and not get so attached that it eslaves you?

[@mieszkomieszko]

OK, that is the end of individual samsara. Why talk then?

[@briankirwan6958]

Didnt trust this fella till he began to curse. Then it was all good.

[@fredheimuli5913]

me too...I was like, ok ok. He's one of us hahaha

[@plutosprincess]

Lol that’s funny

[@User0resU-1]

Don't fall for it.

[@chriskane5901]

Lol

[@thelantern9075]

I like this guy, but don’t let that win you over. People who know they might seem stuffy will make it a point to be the blunt of a joke to lighten the mood.

[@matthewarmington4960]

This guy is awesome. First time listening/seeing him... love it!

[@j.h252]

Jordan is a hero, fighting the postmodern sneakiness No one should downplay the fatal effects postmodern ideas have inside the brains of our youth. This poisonous mindset was mainly invented by Derrida, Sartre and Foucault, to camouflage the disaster their beloved marxism created all over the world and in the same time they were envious enough to weaken the 'winners' in west, by the heads of their youth with nihilism and relativism. Postmodernism does not deserve any credit, first, we live in a dualistic world, every child finds out relativism by recognizing warmer and colder water. The left was abusing this old wisdom, getting toxic, when guruished by the three snobs above, by applying it so extreme, only out of opportunistic reasons. So, only ignorant people thought, even since the presocratics, there can be an absolute truth inside a dual and therefore relativistic world, maybe in exception to believers of all sorts. 2° kelvin is relatively warm, but truly 100% deadly. Postmodernism brought these hyper-relativistic arguments only in, to downplay the failing of their leftist ideas in real life, to escape cowardly into nihilism, eagerly degrading the more successful system of the west by installing excessive relativism to everything, the winning and the losing, putting so both on the same relativistic level. No, a lie can never be true except for hypocrites.

[@j.h252]

Johnny G An other text of mine is titled, he is no saint yet, but a hero. Have you seen the video of nectarine about his speech for Raif Batawi 'Jordan Peterson Discusses Free Speech and Raif Badawi', this work is from a saint, but he sure has some weak spots, for me the most stupid ideas he has on climate change, where he argues, the forests are growing, so the problem is salved, I commented harshly, but besides this, he is my hero, being a very critical person who has rejected all gurus, like Siddhartha of Hesse did not follow the great buddha, knowing he has to become one himself, a very important book for me, so I'm not a follower of JBP, but a profound admirer of his courage and wisdom. About psychedelics, he also said, citing Jung, taking these drugs is often harvesting unearned wisdom, a dangerous enterprise, and he is right, too many of the lazy types want to take a fast train to liberation of hard work, most budhists are also of that kind, just wanting to escape the wheels of rebirth, not shearing their uniqueness with the whole, but suppressing it. Anyway, we are lucky to have such a strong voice to show the public the insane mindset within academia today, it did mostly not know about.

[@j.h252]

thalia garcia JBP hammes all facts within variety, PM's remain in the fog Well, the good thing with PM is, not closing all windows in the beginning, letting the light come in from all sides, even the presocratics knew this, earning reason with open minds. The poison of the sneaky three snobs, is not choosing the better from the worst, only to defend the disasters of their ideology. The one who is not on relativistic paths in the beginning of learning is stupid, in magnitudes more stupid are the ones who remain and hide inside the postmodern fog to obscure their rotten insides. JBP is the hammerer of the variety inside the beginning, to find the most accuracy of condensed wisdom in the end, the main purpose of thinking anyway, as the old greeks did a long time ago, not as trick, but as guidance to light and not to hell, like the three snobs of the left. And your paternalistic look at JBP admires, seeing them as ignorant only overplays your own, very difficult to detect from a PM ideologue in the fog, hence, there is no sight and even nonsense is looking bright.

[@j.h252]

Again, reading is not enough, one has to understand these 3 snobs in your ideological way, well you show the typical arrogance and superiority posing, also of the 3, especially Derrida. I read all 3, though I must admit their ideas were so much stinking, I could only read them with open windows, but the left likes them, clean washing all their disasters within the last 150 years, by relativism.

[@j.h252]

Not too scary, but too stupid are the 3 fog releasers! And speaking of the devil, he has surely lots of fun with their support for his kingdom, by blurring everything to a diffuse nothing. Entonces, es mi ultima respuesta. Con mucho gusto y esperanza, que la luz de sabidura entrara en tu vida Thaila;)

[@j.h252]

Si, seguro, dios es todo, el omni de los omnis, el alpha y omega, el bien y el mal, el relativo y el distinto, la fuente y el ocian. Y el todo hice la dualidad, el relativismo representado con el divisor, el ego, que es el maestro de la niebla de dispersión, cegando los ojos, para que el ego-diablo podría sobrevivir en la obscuridad del caos de falta de dirección, inventado de sus 3 combatantes snobistas del PM. Que te vayas bien!

[@afterthesmash]

15:00 I brag about my (nearly) unlimited access to my trillion dollar library of all the greatest thought in recorded history to everyone I know, most of whom somehow didn't seem to get the same memo that I got. What did _they_ get instead? For many of them, an invitation to a permanent front-row seat at a pan-galactic shouting match. We seem to enter the same building through the same door, but our experience on the inside is worlds apart.

[@ramonbril]

Haha nice and agreed. It's a bit bizarre.

[@tylerquiet8687]

Lol, love it.

[@ben300ethos4]

Fantastic Interview. Thank you.

[@heroicjourney2508]

Always sceptical when someone is referred to as MASTER 🤣🤣

[@Bruva_Ayamhyt]

There's a significant difference between being a master of a person and master of a skill. Are you skeptical of the legitimacy of a master of martial arts or chess? Also, he has the humility to refer himself as a "so-called" master.

[@heroicjourney2508]

@@Bruva_Ayamhyt Personally, I prefer expert, professional, virtuoso any of them would be fine. However, if you are genuinely asking for a response to my earlier comment, here goes. Primarily, any genuine practitioner of the martial arts, seeks to abandon ego and desire; they seek to empty the mind - so I am sure any “genuine master” (something that is not as common as we are led to believe) would be repulsed by such references, just as the famous Bruce Lee was dissatisfied when labelled a “super-star” as he realised the vacuous, contradictory connotations attached to such a moniker, and appreciated how ridiculous it was to consider any “human being” a super-star, particularly with regards to how he viewed the world through his own philosophical perspective. I doubt he would have approved of “master” either, based on the above evidence, and by his own assertion, that “the human being is constantly developing, growing and changing, as learning is boundless” It was for this reason that he was against the martial arts traditional system of grading. When I think of Bruce, for those reasons, I don’t see a master, or even a professional, I just see a genuine human being, that did his best in everything he set out to achieve, and that’s good enough for me. The rest is history as they say. Further - I do not have a personal dislike for the use of the word “master” however, I just feel people should be very careful with these labels that they so ignorantly fling about, especially for fear of diminishing the meaning or the power of the original intention of the word - for a TIC example: Eminem, Naz, Biggie, Jay Z, all have been referred to as a “genius!” Last I checked they were rappers, and their beats (music) computer generated. Superb entertainers and clearly intelligent and articulate…but…genius? Comparable to Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler, Paganini, Puccini, Mascagni? Comparable to Shakespeare, Blake, Michelangelo, Davinci? Hardly…they just have a great talent for making words rhyme. Also…. Chess master? That is a fair one I guess…purely by virtue of the fact that Chess is a game requiring strategy and subterfuge, and the chess master does not claim to be a “master” of consciousness or a master on the secrets of existential conditions, or a master of mind etc. I can buy that you could be a master of a game, a game governed by the parameters of rules. That, does not hold any supercilious, self-righteous implications for me because its tangible, provable, in a sense its empirical. My point is, let’s be more careful with our beautiful language. And start calling apples for apples.

[@trippstephens6934]

Only because the tangibility of it is less apparent. Mental illness was (some still do) viewed in the same manner throughout history. Humanity’s skeptical nature has difficulty reconciling the less apparent. A broken leg is obvious; Bipolar disease is less obvious. The same premise can be applied to the other end of the spectrum. Mental advantages are doubted more than mental illnesses. Almost all people have at least a hint of an inferiority complex or that the fact that someone “Special or gifted” falls so far out of their perception of reality, they are scared or intimidated. People, especially somewhat intelligence that are on the low side of agreeableness and high side of conscientiousness refuse to believe that they can be extremely wrong on a topic that they were confident prior to the introduction of novel ideas.

[@philindeblanc]

Title of "great thinkers" is often presented by the ruler that gains from their ideology, and hence presented as such..."great thinkers" or "masters"

[@darkwand8800]

sounds like someone has authority issues...

[@breft3416]

I really admire people who can carve out a niche of doing absolutely nothing and make it pay.

[@MCGeddelti]

you suppose that there is something to do in life apart from being

[@LeonardoLazarteAMVcreator]

"What do you see?" "...I'd rather not say" Me: "Holy mother of god... just how f%cked up are we?"

[@punkfudboop2854]

Mabie it’s are responsibility to find out for our selfs.

[@tylerquiet8687]

It's very wise to not say. If one turns left twice, they land in the same spot.

[@trashstratum]

None of this guy's metaphors land for me. I get his references, I know his namedrops, and I hear his words (much easier at 1.5x), but he leaves me feeling empty, and not in a Zen way. Maybe it's his tone, maybe I'm lacking some kind of shared foundation, but without it I am sorry to say he strikes me as inauthentic.

[@EthosAnanda]

"maybe I'm lacking some kind of shared foundation" - I think that's it, you seem correct. For me, I have no experience in "Zen", but, everything he says hits home for me BIG TIME, much like Peterson. So it's experiential it seems. I have a lot of Eastern experience, maybe that's it.

[@mr.c2485]

Dude loves names and titles...definitely disingenuous.

[@kennethpryde966]

Inauthentic is the same vibe he gives me. I turned the video off half way through.

[@HarrySBallz]

How can you feel emty when you're so full of yourself?!

[@elcangridelanime]

You can't be serious. It's incredibly childish and superficial to value something only because of the way it makes you feel.

[@acnudus]

next interview a ninja master about Peterson

[@RebelWisdom]

Might be a bit muffled

[@dexstewart2450]

It happened - you didn't see it...

[@bigfletch8]

@@thaliagarcia9684 Better to see Buddah "AS" the road and of course, the road is within.

[@bigfletch8]

@@thaliagarcia9684 In Zen , there is no " thats what it means" Your comment implies that my comments should be as "someone else" feels like. Without is the observation, within, the observer/projector. Satouri includes observing without projecting. Of course you will interpret this in tune with your current level of consciousness.

[@TheAncientOneOfDays]

Ahahaha! I'm glad I'll see a Ninja speak, because for the past 10 years I tried attending the yearly Ninja parade in town, but so far they went unnoticed... Can't wait!

[@hamzeroofthesouth1749]

This man switched from humor to seriousness so fast

[@CliffordStarks1]

Nice interview! My belief we are similar to moving plants. Our environment plays a critical role into how we perceive the world and how we act on our perception. The best type of peace is inner peace. The best way to change the world is to look within. With that said I will continue to look within and continue do my best to be my best 👍

[@akompsupport]

Top comment!

[@CliffordStarks1]

@@akompsupport Thank you Emanuel👍

[@transferdatathreewally24]

Clifford Starks well said fellow, Iain w in glasgow uk

[@CliffordStarks1]

@@transferdatathreewally24 Thank you friend 👍

[@transferdatathreewally24]

Clifford Starks you are welcome. I haven't listened to the clip yet but Peterson is an interesting man. I have not come across any commentators who delve into Carl Jung in any meaningful way and I think jung has much value. I also like alan watts ( plenty on KZbin) who has an appreciation of physics and spirituality. We live in strange times with much change. We need to nourish our minds and spirits with care as we would our bodies with food in the event of illness and infection. I wish you well

[@martinr2040]

This "Zen Master" is clearly in a teacher - student role. Kinda suspicious already, isnt it? But is his ego inflated?. He was asked about his background. He stated at which time he read Jung. Is that bragging? The difference between arrogance and confidence is hard to tell.. Later he said: it could be this or it could be that - or something i dont see. Admitting the possibility of error is a sign of healthy ego, isnt it? Also about the "id rather not tell" part: he is already creeping the shit outta some people, so it might be wise to keep some things for oneself. Though if he said smth along the lines of "i am not able to articulate it in a way that is beneficial to you" - i would be less suspicious then. He seems to play a bit with the mysterious Zen Master thing there and he seems to enjoy it. Going through the words he used makes me feel unsure, but just judging from my intuition it feels like he is a genuine person. It might just be that i dont like the master - student setting he is working in.

[@Bleilock1]

Wow you are woke af

[@GoldieTamamo]

I'm sorry, Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle just kicked in when I began tasting vaguely-urine-flavored molecules of what might be self-congratulatory passive-aggressive piss-taking disguised as deconstruction, radiating off your post. We're gonna need at least a bus-worth of physicists to figure this one out.

[@edblair5253]

This zen master read all of Carl's work by 24 years old. Hahha. He is was very proud to tell us this. Did you see his face? Neither did he. Hahahha. Just another egotistical human like the rest of us

[@derpatrizier]

Judging and chattering is making me more suspicious. Are you some kind of wanna-be inquisition?

[@deborahrose8621]

I love the mazes that lead me to these videos.

[@artstanley8120]

OK so he makes some good points but that voice was cultivated. Also he could use a little humility.

[@arielambrose2225]

Same exact thought. Yeah...sounds like he's reading an audio book lol.

[@dude_homie]

Who's voice isn't cultivated?

[@trickysubject8563]

If one can master Zen, then his interests would be far beyond this level of pettiness, concerned not with the words, but the ways in which the words will alter the state of the outcome. Zen has no need to shave its head, no need for a specific dress code, no need to speak in this vicar type manner. Zen cannot be mastered because it is only a possibility. This is called being patient and calm, nothing more, nothing less, full of metaphors and anecdotes. Master is not a word that should be used here, there’s logic here, but the lines a blurred.

[@themindmuscle4141]

Ohh myy goddd, Tricky over here thinks he more Zen than the master up here

[@trickysubject8563]

The Mind Muscle It was never imagined that I was anywhere close to Zen, instead, much knowledge and research of the teachings in Taoism and other such philosophic texts point out the real art of Zen. You should read a little and then maybe bring your judgment back to the table? Or you could simply troll me in an attempt to mock! 🇬🇧👁

[@themindmuscle4141]

Im the mind muscle for a reason.

[@trickysubject8563]

The Mind Muscle Then kudos to you sir.🤓

[@themindmuscle4141]

I dont like seein people trying to steal others thunder

[@StevenSisler]

I love this guy. Period. I have been involved in the people business for over 30 years and the last 15 as a behavioral analyst and profiler. This guy exudes authentic selflessness and honesty. Love his thinking. Spot on.

[@He.knows.nothing]

Jung is intense. I'm halfway through the archetypes and collective unconscious and he has literally rewired my understanding of how I think. I was a devout Christian for 20 years and I realized that religion is an identity. It only exists as a concept within our ego that we use for practical purposes, but ultimately it leads to an over-identification that consequentially gives rise to nationalism and tribalism. It's not us vs them. We are all in this together. I urge you to explore the archetypes that are used to communicate this through stories. Moana, the star wars sequels (7-9), and the matrix are some good starting points. This lesson is being communicated, but we are too ignorant to understand. We need to start with education, so that people are smart enough to comprehend what is truly being said.

[@An123Observer]

Great movie list btw. I have studied those. I will just say that Christianity, like most religions, has profound depth if you have eyes to see and ears to hear and you don't follow the blind (which is tragically rare). I learn from many religions including Jediism, but I don't form my identity around my membership in them. If you are liking Carl Jung on religion, I highly suggest you check out the Red Book by Jung. It is one of the most profound books I have ever read, and I have spent over a year so far on just the first 300 pages. Anyway... Namaste fellow traveler of the path. May the Force be with you 🙏

[@thisiswhatilike54]

The Sequels are shite.

[@An123Observer]

@@thisiswhatilike54 but halariously so... I love laughing at how bad they are. I just look at them as a non canon example of the Zeitgeist, so they are funny and interesting. I refuse to consider them canon. MARA JADE TIMELINE FOREVER! 😏😁 P. S. If your name refers to Monty Python I tip my hat to you... 🕊️

[@He.knows.nothing]

@@thisiswhatilike54 I know man. I think they would've been better if they just stuck to the same director but nooo. Disney failed us big-time with it but I think theyre going to take it to the next level with Mandalorian. That being said, the sequels explore the idea of the force more deeply and they had multiple savior archetypes, one being a villain which is analogous to vader in the first set of films, but enhancing it through the idea of his values being reincarnated in Kylo Ren. it also explores that the morality is not divided between good and evil, but that good and evil both exist together and there must be a balance. I think burning the ancient Jedi texts was the most powerful scene in any star wars film this far.

[@He.knows.nothing]

@@An123Observer I'm actually planning on it! I just want to get a good understanding of his ideas and values prior to his dissent into madness. I have heard so many good things about it, just gotta get there intellectually

[@SweetOceanSkies]

I see a few people in the comments questioning the authenticity of this Zen Master's belief in what he's saying. I noticed, because I also questioned this authenticity. This thought nags me too. But, I still think whether authentic or not, everyone has things to teach. "If you spot it, you got it." Am I authentic all of the time? Sometimes, I have an important message to deliver. But I don't "feel it." That doesn't mean the message is B.S. So, in the end, I can conclude anything I want about what goes on in this Zen Master's heart and mind. But, that doesn't change the fact that I can either learn from the best parts or shut down, just because I believe he's not "feeling it." He may even have a sinister agenda. Still, that doesn't change the fact that I can use my own heart and mind to take whatever intellectual nutrients are available and synthesize them for good. I doubt he has a sinister agenda. The strongest of thoughts that came to me was 'maybe he just doesn't have all the answers.' Still he could admit that right? I don't know if that would do any good. Isn't that something all of us know anyway? To constantly say, I don't know, would detract from actually getting somewhere. "If you spot it you got it." I don't have all the answers. I just like to figure it out. Another thought comes to mind. What if people who fixate on his authenticity only do so because they question their own authenticity? Hmmm. "If you spot it you got it."

[@existentialhangover1124]

SweetOceanSkies One of the chapters in Jordan's book states: "You should assume the person you are talking to (in this case listening) knows something you don't". I'm positive this man knows things I don't, but his delivery is a bit off putting. Not enough so for me to dismiss him entirely, though.

[@existentialhangover1124]

SweetOceanSkies One of the chapters in Jordan's book states: "You should assume the person you are talking to (in this case listening) knows something you don't". I'm positive this man knows things I don't, but his delivery is a bit off putting. Not enough so for me to dismiss him entirely, though.

[@michaelprice3795]

Thank you both.

[@b.c.7741]

"Jordan Peterson smells it I suspect" "But i see it" "no one else sees what I see" What do you see? "I'd rather not say" = he dont see shit.

[@HerrTikTok]

A standard zen response: he who knows does not say and he who says does not know . . . sort of a tradition that isn't easily tossed off I guess.

[@benhackl6956]

This Zen Master loves to hear himself talk. But if you can put that aside, it's an interesting conversation never the less. We gotta cut Zen Masters some slack, they're just humans after all :) Great channel and superb questions from the interviewer! Thank you

[@lotusstar347]

I agree. A perfect performance as a Zen master. Pretentious. "I don't want to tell you what I see." Oh my...

[@frequentlycynical642]

Good lord. It's an interview. He is asked questions, he answers them. Why are you unclear on the concept?

[@maryrose811]

very interesting and insightful. both the questions and the answers.

[@VajraHeartNorthStar]

I hear performative contradictions and overgeneralizations in his communication too. This is a common challenge, for all of us human beings, whether 'post-modern,' 'Integral' or whatever. I wish Integral Thinkers would express as much upset with regressive dominance hierarchy, unchecked greed, inhumanity/cruelty, and environmental degradation as they do about the problems with 'post-modernism.' These are great threats to life on this planet and future generations. Regressive Orange present today is as much a part of 'culture wars' as any expression of Green. We are certainly facing extraordinary and complex challenges. May love, compassion, empathy and wisdom prevail. ♡

[@tonicanabate6232]

I think there's room for different people to worry about different things at different times. Perhaps you could start your own path to becoming a integral thinker and, when you feel you are close, decide to worry about those issues you are so concerned about, or maybe about others as you see them then

[@alkhemiegypt]

Thank goodness someone on this thread is saying this. This channel is way too regressive for my taste.

[@Uelander]

I saw this as a reflection of the audience with whom he is speaking. He is teaching to an audience that has attached to the truth of the destructive elements Peterson sees. He adds to the perspective of Peterson, moving to more a integral perspective with the very gentle pivot to Wilber and a "slightly more evolved" perspective (his words). Is recognition of the present danger in PC-Authoritarianism a denial of dominance hierarchy, unchecked greed, inhumanity/cruelty and environmental degradation? Could this be a necessary recognition of the collateral damage we except or ignore in pursuit of our all-important truths (shadow work)? Peterson sees the shadow of P-M green culture, the P-M folks see the shadow of Peterson's position. Neither sees their own shit. Just consider the possibility that "regressive dominance hierarchy, unchecked greed, inhumanity/cruelty, and environmental degradation " are the collateral damage that has been excepted or ignored (not intended) by societies pursuing their own "noble truths" - like : love and protection of own culture, economic growth and security, personal responsibility, technological advancement .... on and on... The opposite sins are at least as destructive and we do not need to accept them as the medicine for the damage caused by myopic orange. In fact we must not, in his opinion, because the consequences may apparently be more dramatic. Is this guy regressive orange or part of the emergence of yellow?