Five Human Needs | The Sane Society by Erich Fromm Part 1

Summary of The Sane Society by Erich Fromm.
The Sane Society is a work by the German psychologist Erich Fromm, published in 1955. Fromm was a Jewish German who fled Germany in 1934 to settle in the US. The work examines the psychological, social, and economic factors that contribute to the collective insanity that he believed to be prevalent in modern society and offers insights into how we can possibly obtain sanity and well-being.
00:00 Introduction
02:45 Human Need 1
07:23 Human Need 2
11:09 Human Need 3
16:23 Human Need 4
18:49 Human Need 5
24:09 Conclusion
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[@PhilosophyStudio]

"Man as he appears in any given culture is always a manifestation of human nature, a manifestation, however, which in its specific outcome is determined by the social arrangements under which he lives." -Erich Fromm

[@AudioPervert1]

the image of a water fall, that too in slow motion, is supposed to depict a sane society? Instead of the insane one, which is ours, and running at the double the speed, as of now?

[@goodnatureart]

Thanks for this video. I grew up when Fromm was rockin in the free world. Great teacher. On human needs, I shorthand when I'm coaching or teaching by saying we all want safety, mattering and belonging. Great distinction on transcendence. Especially in this age of genetic manipulation, AI and nuclear bombs that threaten to destroy us. Shift: I recommend Anthony De Mello's "The Way To Love" to help people understand the way attachments block happiness and love. De Mello says that if I have an idea about you I can't really love you. I think that is true. Test out Fromm's needs and whether De Mello is right about loving.

[@PhilosophyStudio]

Thank you for your support. I have heard great things about De Mello’s work, but have yet to study it. It’s definitely on my long list!

[@AmanKumarSingh123]

Thank you 😊

[@PhilosophyStudio]

Thank you for your support

[@thiziriii]

That's a really good question " how does our society promote insanity in individuals ? " I am looking forward to find out while you explore this theme .

[@PhilosophyStudio]

See you in the next video !

[@Uhfffyeah]

School systems that create robot work slaves, religion (shame/self-hate/fear), social norms (shame/self-hate/fear), social media (shame, self-hate, inferiority, greed, lust, envy, fear, hate), modern psychology (intellectual masturbation, made up mental illnesses that are compiled of random symptoms that seem to go together, telling people they have borderline p. D. Which is according to them uncurable and a livelong disease, absurd use of antidepressants and medication, etc.) Rising prises, reducing value of money, using indoctrination techniques to influence the unconscious of the people). Doctors prescribing pain medication or other medication instead of finding out the cause of the problems. In all areas general treatment of symptoms instead of causes (even in politics and war). Greedy politicians, pėdophile cults to gain control over everybody involved and use blackmailing to form a global super power that can act from the shadows. Spamming peoples brains with ads and news. Using gmo's, glyphosate, roundup, sugar, vegetable oils, plastic and others to make the people sick enough so they will only care for their own health. Creating training centers, special schools and uni's to indoctrinate intellectuals the way they want to use them for havoc and personal gains. And tbh i could go on and on and sometimes it gets really depressing and lonely. Anyways, some kind of hero or a group of heros will need to step up, the population is so weakened and robbed of their will, i don't think we can hope any assistance in a coup t'etat (i have no clue how that is written) or in forming any opposition against the governments. I see a wave of change happening on the internet, waves of love and individuality and individual thinking are starting to appear but I really wonder if that will be enough and if these people will actually stand up for the people. I will try my best to change something but i wonder how much I can actually do as an individual and if I can find someone who will fight with me. The only way i see for a peaceful solution, is if humans stop using and abusing eachothers and start searching for a way of acceptance and harmony of the virtous and a condemnation of , emotional supression, revenge and hateful actions. Anyways, have a nice day

[@marianhunt8899]

Malignant greed and endless competition ieba dog eat dog society with little love or cooperation.

[@thiziriii]

Keep doing this great work and I wish you could explore other philosophies . Thank you.

[@PhilosophyStudio]

Thank you for your support

[@peterbenyamen7614]

Deeeeeep insights

[@xxxdftkkhgdrujj]

Thank for the playbook on how to make someone go insane - I always wondered where the 'theys' got their playbook

[@PhilosophyStudio]

Thank you for watching.

[@JeffRebornNow]

I didn't think anyone but I read Fromm.

[@PhilosophyStudio]

Luckily, there are others, but not enough of us.

[@santosd6065]

I would love to listen to this, but the music is absolutely unbearable. Do you think you could maybe re-uploaded but without that tremendously irritating soundtrack?

[@PhilosophyStudio]

I appreciate the feedback. I will definitely consider it.

[@ingridinwonder1218]

I have CPTSS and just lòve Fromm, however I cannot listen to your video due to the annoying and evocative music..my brain cannot handle both a voice and some totally unrelated and unnecessary music. Such a shame.

[@Reymundodonsayo]

Just mute it:)

[@davejohnston1054]

Choose who you particularly want to hate. Man will always love and hate. He is both good and evil.

[@PhilosophyStudio]

🤔

[@tmking7483]

If you create prisonsfor others u build your own prison for yourself_ if u hate u build hate_ if u snuff out the flame of another _ you snuff out your own flame _ these are the Laws of Jesus - summarized _if u build phiosophy model or social midel that judges anither _ well_ you get to be in your model_ u become your model_ judgey ur blues away and then u turn blue or more like green with envy.

[@tmking7483]

Too bad Fromm didnt believe in God. So many people treat each other like creatures as they climb over the dead bodies they killed. Its more of an observation _ its a betrayal to watch parents abuse their childern _ never to teach the parent _ He was looking for opportunity to judge someone a Golem. Im german and I've been called Golem to my face in the workplace with a jew boss _ i wonder how they gossip about the golems issues. Escape from FROMm.

[@REGjr]

Well that's probably because he could figure out that there's no need for guaranteed third-party forgiveness in an imaginary next life unless you're remorseless about unforgivable shit you're doing in this one. He might've also been able to figure out that any woman who concealed her infidelity with a story about getting knocked up by an angel would have induced her kid to a messianic delusion. Or maybe he just realized some people don't know the difference between a grave robbery and a resurrection. And that having had a front row seat to all of that might have been a position from which the ashkeNAZIm and sephardim could put themselves forth as the so-called "chosen people" of their made-up god. And possibly also that because their descendants became a tradition of agnostic entitlement to exploit the goyim they would have almost certainly cruelly excluded young Adolf h as a quarterbreed in childhood. Since that's certainly the most plausible psychogenesis of a painful master race obsession someone's compulsion to steal their act would actively repress to their unconscious. So yeah, it's really too bad he didn't believe in fairytales

[@standowner6979]

Why should he have believed in a deity?

[@mik823]

Is this an audio book?