Jordan Peterson *NEW* The Meaning of Life

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[@mariajuanesta3319]

Because of Peterson I have, in one year, Fixed my whole life. First, I cleaned my room... Then I cleaned my whole home, then my 4 kids rooms and then kept it clean. Taught them to keep it clean. Then I cleaned up myself, and started working out(lost 30lbs and got strong). Then I fixed my schedule. A few weeks later I stopped smoking. Stopped drinking. I read his book again. 6 months in I enrolled at University of Arizona online to finish my degree...I finished last semeter with straight A's. (Something I have never ever done) and above all I like myself. In 1 year I fixed everything. I cant believe how much better I feel. If you feel like shit... Read his book then clean your room. 👍 hope you do good.

[@DiogenesNephew]

Hey that's awesome!

[@Mezagodplays]

Hope and luck has nothing to do with it, your built this castle now enjoy its comfort and use your time to ponder yourself and others.

[@dakoderii4221]

Don't let those around you see your success. They will try their best to destroy you in the name of love. And they have "the system" as a vast pool of resources to abuse.

[@lucaschad]

Good on you man!

[@kathleenlynch1961]

Awesome....You are amazingly incredible:)

[@kaizer9455]

This guy is literally the reason I didn't commit suicide last year due to trauma I'm dealing with. I want to meet and thank him one day.

[@openyoureyes3113]

Sky Taylor I was on the verge myself overthinking asking too many questions! Going through the pain and suffering a 35 year relationship Ending!

[@maryelizabeth2788]

Sky Taylor 🙏❤

[@theekklesiaoftheinnermind9314]

I came like this comment enough. Tears bubble. Dude is doing a good work, even if he's frequently wrong

[@xeropunt5749]

Men of rarified knowledge report "It's the same on the other side". Solve it here w/o making it worse... tell yourself: "This too shall pass".

[@kensmith6572]

@@theekklesiaoftheinnermind9314 What issue do you think he's wrong on? Just curious, not trying to start a flame war or anything.

[@davidb2856]

That last part at 19:50 broke my heart, where he stops, looks down a bit, and starts with "hey kid...". God it was like he pulled that out of the depths of his being, giving us a glimpse of what it was like when his daughter was suffering so horribly.

[@MariletSanders]

David B it makes sense to me his daughter was extremely sick as a child.

[@dabartos4713]

yeah I concur. When I listen to JP talk about children I always feel with him man, it's hard

[@williamdiaz2645]

Wouldn't a good question to ask Jordan be "why would god let a child suffer"?

[@daledavenport9948]

First KZbin view I have ever shed a tear for. Powerful message.

[@matthewmiles6637]

Bill Diaz Watch some more of his videos. He's talked about that many times.

[@humbeNch]

Jordan Peterson videos was the greatest discovery I had last year, I’m eternally thankful to him.

[@abitoffblacksmithing9985]

Humberto A Perez l Me as well ! It's nice to see so many being helped

[@RS-chino]

Me too... Me too.

[@sookiebyun4260]

Humberto A Perez I feel the same way!

[@Sanctified57]

MrPippinsays Does time exist in the realm of eternity?

[@matthewtaylor4453]

Same

[@chrisg3258]

I reckon the reason Jordan Peterson resonates with so many people is he takes stuff that we actually know, deep down in our souls and through his articulate way of speaking brings them out into the light. Like gold and gems brought up from the deep dark places of the earth, and laid out to see for all who would look.

[@ranavisnja]

Chris, G. Exactly what I thought. Many things he said I thought myself but he has articulated it so beautifully. With me, it is kind of a brief flesh of insight. With Peterson, it is a whole lecture. It is his job to expand on it, I guess, and he does it really well. A very intelligent man.

[@zacharymentz2949]

perfect metaphor

[@carolwolf9614]

Beautifully put. My daughter said something similar about Dr. Peterson. He also liberated so many people from the prison of political correctness fear. He really is a unique and great man.

[@TheDatabaseDude]

You just did a Jordan Peterson! You articulated very well why so many people can't adequately explain why they like JP. Well done.

[@rosedcosta5745]

JP had told us this during the hilarious Cathy Newman interview! This isn't your observation it is infact what he himself said in answering her question about why he resonates with people.

[@tobein123]

If humanity survives another 50-100 years, this guy is going to go down as a legend

[@Lemme-sniff-ya]

yes

[@r.c4914]

Blasphemes dont you know ,that Jesus is the vine without him you can't do nothing ?

[@hal7ter]

@@r.c4914 As a Christian, I used to be jealous on behalf of God - like you - but don't you know that God gave the gift of insight that Peterson has. And, God gave it so people like you could listen and learn from him.

[@roar40s]

@@oliviacadena2036 Yes. I agree. That is an old post. I don't think it is Godly anymore but it 100% isn't manmade either. I still don't think our existence is without consequence.

[@bryanwrandall]

What are you talking about? 50-100 years?! Of course its going to survive way longer than that. You have to be egoistically naive to think that.

[@lenniehuynh8123]

'meaning is what makes the suffering worthwhile'- Jordan peterson

[@unstoppablezone4980]

Lennie Huynh Suffering is the result of adding meaning to pain and chaos. Suffering is never “worthwhile.” Pain can be accepted as a part of living, it cannot be escaped. Suffering is when you make up a story that “this pain “shouldn’t be happening, is wrong, etc. “ Thus Pain is mandatory but suffering is optional. Animals experience pain but they have no story about it. Only humans suffer.

[@boris9047]

@@unstoppablezone4980 How do you try to improve your life to have less pain in it if you don't label pain as something bad? Btw, if you've ever observed an animal in pain you know that they do suffer. Suffering is nothing else than prolonged pain.

[@texuztweety]

Excellent comment @Lennie Huynh

[@BlargeMan]

Reminds me of what Samwise Gamgy said to Frodo at Osgiliath, after nearly being captured by Ringwraiths and almost killed. Frodo: "What are we holding on to Sam?" Sam: "That there's some good in this world, Mr. Frodo. And it's worth fighting for."

[@davidkleyn6120]

Is God Almighty that ultimate meaning?

[@dymoman7]

I agree with Rafael. Jordan Peterson is probably the greatest intellectual thinker of our time! And what makes him so extraordinary, is that he has the rare ability to articulate very complex subjects in a way that is very clear and meaningful to everyone listening! He is incredible! Also, like most of the worlds great thinkers, he is unbelievably courageous.

[@johnanonuevo5125]

As Albert Einstein said, If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it-- goes to show how smart Jordan is

[@gokuson4238]

@@johnanonuevo5125 agreed! God Bless! Stay strong, stay safe and take care of yourselves! Wishing everyone the best! 😇

[@UrbanKizBeast]

I watch Dr Peterson every night. I'm addicted. He's incredibly articulate. His material is always new

[@LilaHart]

George S ditto

[@paulgoudreau1781]

George S ihearing

[@cmntkxp]

Me too i am.spiralling into it

[@palmettobouy1]

New but timeless

[@michaelweber5702]

GEORGE - JBP is a wonder . He has the ability to help you realize significant things which we either knew and had forgotten or did not know but realize that we need to know... Oddly I think that his material is not new quite often... It can be irritating , yet he is 'only human' . I wish him well indeed 'cause I hope he can mentor or/and inspire more people...

[@DrdrGames]

In just 20 minutes, Jordan Peterson can identify, explain, and provide an antidote to the Devil himself.

[@bartbengal]

20 minutes and 40 years

[@bibibernardi1570]

He´s an angel.

[@leifsinclair9368]

What a 20 minutes, wow 😯

[@stevensalfelder7219]

Yes :)

[@redavenger5094]

Jordan Peterson says "I don't believe in God but I'm afraid he might exist." Not good enough to save himself on Judgment Day. All atheists have taken life for granted without thanking their Creator: messiahjesusbible.com "Those who know don't talk, and those who talk don't know." (Lao Tzu) The U of T email address for him is fake, comes back 'no such address', maybe it's a typo but his talks are rubbish unless you need a daddy to sooth you with platitudes and 19th century moralizing.

[@kycai8548]

This man woke me up and got my ass moving. I'm grateful.

[@vesnadjordjevic28]

I m trying..all I see is- i like his attitude, I might try to reinforce my attitude into his

[@gokuson4238]

Good for you! More power to you, friend! Hope things continually get better! 😃 God Bless! Stay strong, stay safe and take care of yourselves! Wishing everyone the best! 😇

[@powersdustin709]

My dad says he’s a Buddhist but really throughout my life he’s been a meditating nihilist with a proclivity for depression coupled with of irrational bursts of passive rage. By about the 5:00 mark, Jordan had me tearing up because I remember what it was like growing up with this person as my father. Imagine trying to form an idea of a self and purpose as a young boy, and having a father who at every turn told you the ultimate reality is completely without you to begin with. I’m 27 now and I’m only just starting to dissociate myself from my family. I’ve been listening to Jordan’s lectures for 3 years, I can’t put into words what he’s done for me. I’m not trying to share a sad story or play the victim, I just wanted to share.

[@josephdesouza4128]

Never too late to change brother. God bless you

[@judithurry1860]

DJP, Thank you for sharing your story. I admire you for using the truth and wisdom of Dr. Peterson to find hope and put into action the principles he teaches to build a better life. I greatly respect Dr. Peterson for dedicating his uncommon abilities to showing how so we can rescue ourselves.

[@davidhawley1132]

I honestly can't see the ideas in Buddhism being a comfort to anyone.

[@karaharrison7501]

I think a high percentage of all of us on earth have been brought up in a dysfunctional family in one way or the other . Never forget there will always be someone who had it worse

[@octaneartllc]

You dont get to choose your family... But you do choose to out grow them...

[@misteroz]

As a nihilist, I believe life is essentially meaningless and futile - I am the ‘10 million year’ guy. Thanks to Jordan Peterson, I am determined to prove myself wrong, and to try and embrace my next forty years with the vigour and passion that I should have embraced during the first forty.

[@temporarythoughts]

Wow thank you for sharing this!

[@garyrunforstefun6028]

I which you the best of luck on your Journey. Thanks for sharing

[@jmar5785]

misteroz well that’s good enough. May God Bless.

[@nakano9153]

To be human is not to know.

[@TheSombersound]

You aren't a nihilist, you're an optimist.

[@sidneymayer4054]

Usually I sit down at 9pm and tell myself "Let's sleep'' and end up watching 'the sounds of a bald shave' at 4am. This time, I am sitting here. Close to tears, and realizing mistakes I've done in the past. Finally able to grasp what I have to do in my life, in order to really help other people. Eventhough you, mr. Peterson, propably will never read this... Thank you for motivating an entire generation Thank you for making an entire generation understand, what is necessary in order to be 'good' and have a meaningful existence. Thank you.

[@stevonico]

“He’s like a stepfather who moves in and actually cares about your mom” -Theo Von

[@blackfordoblique1965]

lol -your mom laughed for a long time at this

[@bluhfer1445]

Jordan Peterson: "ah thats good enough." Me: Perfect Speech. Great Man.

[@lindonnikprelaj5403]

lmfaoooooo

[@xblackcatx1312]

He's a wise man, and I very much appreciate him. He's a father that I never had.

[@walleyeguy2443]

I am a youtube junkie, admittedly. If there was only one thing I could ever watch 1 more time on youtube, this would be it! Thank God for Jordan Peterson. A bright light and a beacon of hope in a world of suffering.

[@judithcarter2706]

I'm addicted to Jordan Peterson. It's like getting university lectures for free.What a wonderful and generous gift he gives to share all his hard earned wisdom with the world. Thank you very much.

[@User-un7so]

He’s just so wonderful. Sometimes I felt bad socially just being a mom, being limited with chronic pain not working. Now this guy makes me feel like a champion cuz I applied already most of what he says and I raised indépendant sensitive strong children with good values and they are thankful, respectful but also rebellious and ready to fight injustice. What seemed to pass like normalcy and ordinary is now throughout my understanding of his social analyse, well he makes me feel like a very important human being.

[@raewynurwin4256]

Kia ora from New Zealand Valerie, you have learnt well. Discovered meaning in your suffering on a societal level you have added more to the future collective by raising children who are thinkers not followers , bravo I salute your pathway.

[@fenris8179]

"He makes me feel like a very important human being" Well, you are. Et si tu poses la question à tes enfants, tu es sûrement l'être humain le plus important qui ait jamais existé.

[@odalisque111]

Your words in reply touch me deeply. Perhaps moreso than the words of peterson himself. You really get it, and like all the sages that smile in response to adversity, I applaud your wisdom. Very moving, very compassionate, in the best way that we are capable. Thankyou

[@amandal4419]

You are a very important human being. ✨

[@mauriciomalpica8757]

"Meaning is what makes suffering worthwhile" such a powerful message

[@Mikeanderson77SB]

This is one of my favorite JBP talks. The end resonates so much with me when my younger brother was dying from cancer at the age of 34...”Hey Bro, I’m here with you. I’m here beside you.”

[@aristotle736]

There’s no denying that professor Peterson puts a lot of his heart into his talks, book, and I bet parenting style. I love this magnificent Canadian bastard.😀

[@joe6498]

Somehow I believe, Jordan Peterson realized that the world needed help. I really think he's trying to save as many souls as possible. I can tell he has spent many nights awake thinking. He sure has a brilliant sense of consciousness. It's amazing how much he seems to know people need a reminder of a meaning to their lives. Even at 56 I've been motivated by him to do something more important than I have. He's that hero that's come along to change the world ( Jordan Peterson)

[@rae-michellel6878]

I watched this. And then immediately watched it again. Tears in my eyes....so good. ❤️

[@dannymathis7275]

"That's good enough". Yes Sir it is! Dr. Peterson is a treasure!

[@pegasusofdark3768]

I teared up when he said "Hey kid... I'm here with you. I'm here beside you. Matters what is happening to you... and we will do everything we possibly can to get through this TOGETHER!"

[@csv8944]

He's a different kind of intellectual that ties profound emotion and meaning together with experience and academic prowess. Its speaks to me on another level man

[@cain2kill]

His response to living hour to hour reminded me so much of Marcus Aurelius

[@SmeagolTheBeagle]

Jordan Peterson makes me weep uncontrollably

[@chrissygbysea8074]

Ezra Nixon Glad to hear I'm not the only one ☺

[@Marimilitarybrat]

Is it because he validates the unspoken visceral truths of life? I think he talks about things that, for generations past were just woven through our lives by the stories of parents, grandparents and great grandparents. We all seem to be wandering around unattended and unattached now.

[@frankdobbs7862]

Ezra Nixon well.. okay

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

Congratulations to the editors or the webmaster who put this up. "And now we welcome Doctor Peterson" is exactly the right amount of introduction for a KZbin video.

[@mattiOTX]

I'm trans and he has helped me so much I get teary eyed think about how much Hell I was in before hearing JBP

[@jesse3105]

I spent half this video watching the man in the red sweater's thoughtful engagement.

[@sparta117corza]

Its a kinda awkward camera angle.

[@centurionguards3819]

Thats William Lane Craig a top Christian Apologist.

[@davidschwartz5127]

He's preparing his head on the fly for his presentation maybe coming up next.

[@stephenjay2209]

William Lane Craig. He's a thoughtful intellect anyway, but yes, he was clearly taking it all in and processing it.

[@welcometoskrabaczmanorvlog4418]

Jesse W the look on that guys face & 3:54!!!😂

[@amaiwright]

18 months ago I found this video and changed my life forever, thank you for posting it. This man is my true hero and I love him for dedicating his whole life to helping people like me understand very deep and complicated things in a manageable way and find true meaning. I hope to meet him one day.

[@xandjay]

A lot of people hate this guy. I understand. I've heard abrasive things come out of his mouth that have made me step back and question his thinking. Instead of leaving I listened through. I have meet the same question of "what's the point? Everything will be nothing one day." and I couldn't give an answer. I remember when I first heard Jordan Peterson speaking I couldn't comprehend what he was saying. I now believe he is speaking the obscure truth. Truth that most people such as me don't want to come to terms with. I don't always have to agree with him. I have gained a great benefit from listening.

[@xbrando7]

"What difference is it going to make in a million years? That's the devil himself speaking." Really resonated with me.

[@stephengreico2810]

I wish he had elaborated more on that

[@jaywilley955]

There are incredible speakers & then there is Jordan Peterson. Nay, he’s not just a speaker. I feel his truth & his quest for truth in my very being. GBJP. 🙏

[@BrianRobben]

This guy is crazy smart, I respect his thoughts.

[@Foodude]

Brian Robben He's not only intelligent but also very wise

[@wolfmata4511]

Jordan Peterson thank you.... you came to all of us at the right time..... I'm not giving up

[@aezelleque9463]

I just discovered Jordan Peterson this year 2020 and this guy has changed my life! God bless him and his family.

[@arcad1an292]

Oh man. JBP opens up your mind to what you already, inherently felt and knew from the beginning, but you forgot. At least, that’s how his talks have affected me.

[@latestunique2175]

You can see Peterson's heart pouring out at 20:00, because he is talking about what his daughter went through and how hard it was for him and her, but they got through it and they learned from it.

[@umangshrestha9825]

19:49 I am speachless. Something I wish someone would have told me. Jordan Peterson single handedly broke my nihilistic view of world. I will remember what he said for Someone who might need it.

[@seankhan12345]

Every Jordan Peterson talk where u can tell he is guiding your subconscious to the logos is such a powerful empathetic experience. His journey of oratory expression is like a symphony to the soul. God bless you, for you have saved my life countless occasion from addiction and nihilism and so many more neurotic experiences I was probably not even consciously aware of.

[@memeswereablessingfromthel3942]

3 minutes in and I cannot fathom how brilliant this man is.

[@ladyellensings3666]

He is 'simply wonderful',!!!

[@marktourtellotte1336]

Character is destiny...Jordan teaches how to develop yours

[@vesnadjordjevic28]

Good point..

[@ingolfleiblle6661]

And that is what makes him a primary hate object for the woke lot!

[@colelupo2100]

One of my first introductions to a novel line of thought that has done more to enrich my understanding of the world and myself, in it, than near most other intellectuals I’ve encountered. I’m grateful to have found this at the right time before I lost too much hope on there being something out there that could provide the meaning in my life I was so lacking.

[@j.huffhumble4281]

This video blew me away !!! The last 4-5 minutes on music and meaning and being is some of the greatest analogy I’ve ever heard in my life !!!!

[@danball4410]

Agreed, about ultimate meaning of pain and the benevolence of choosing to be there through the suffering with others. God Himself chose to come down and bear our suffering. He suffered cruel death by crucifixion, which is the most public and painful experience that humanity knew how to inflict. After rising from the dead, He Himself says, "I will never leave you nor forsake you". But He doesn't force this on anyone. He gives us each the choice to receive or reject His complete kindness. We can decide to not love God and not love others, to miss the symphony orchestra of life, and to choose anxiety and pain all the time because we refuse to let our Creator and Redeemer share with us His perfect redemptive benevolence.

[@cmntkxp]

Take your cross and follow me ..Life is not that joyfulthing itself ..As christ says rejoice in god..The relationship with god is the true source of happiness ..Materialistic pleasure doomed to be depressive in the end .

[@virvisquevir3320]

Dan Ball - Amen.

[@jasonjones1800]

He's a prophet

[@leifsinclair9368]

Jason Jones prophet I feel is a bit much.

[@marty51100]

I don't think he would be very pleased to hear that. I know I wouldn't.

[@shamanjeronimo]

God definitely acts through him...

[@vesnadjordjevic28]

Prophet of what? Fkdup society..? He plays a lot with his ring(probably wedding) may be he doesn't wear it constantly,or he just can't get use to a marriage, limitations of being married

[@ingolfleiblle6661]

Jordan Petersen might not accept the title of a prophet. Too humble.

[@aamnauzma8428]

I wish he was my therapist

[@bnjmnwst]

I don't have a therapist. Never have. But if JBP was available, I'd make an appointment IMMEDIATELY!

[@edwardhlavka5843]

He is.

[@edwardhlavka5843]

At some point, most of us will ask for help understanding ourselves, only to find that it was the passage of time more than the wisdom of the Guru that helped us through a patch of particularly rough water. When I first heard Mr.Peterson I actually wept, spontaneously, the result of one well organized sentence. Some of you know, it’s hard to describe, maybe a sudden overwhelming realization that suffering might be pushed back, an epiphany that he and now we suddenly have sharp weapons of absolute truth to fight back the idiocy. This Man eases suffering in huge swaths as he goes along.

[@snap-off5383]

Jordan Peterson is the Einstein of the psychology field.

[@kellyfj]

Peterson is the Einstein (crazy smart) plus Richard Feynman (incredibly eloquent)

[@Medietos]

Snap-off: Yes, a light version. Rudolf Steiner is the Einstein. But JBP is folkly and reaches more ppl.than RS, which is a good thing. He would make a good anthroposophist ;= scholar of the soul and spirit science and practice.

[@eliosanciolo1743]

JP is an amazing man. What he has been able to achieve in terms of personal consciousness is beautiful.

[@mattborg333]

Being a Christian, I have to believe, in a sense, in a time component to meaning. I wouldn't ask what difference will it make one million years form now, but I would and do consider there to be eternal consequence to some activities. Sure, much of what we spend our time on will be burned up at some point. Living a meaningful life is about finding and participating in those things that have eternal value; it seems to me there can be no meaning without eternity. I currently believe (this is a developing thought) that there are two aspects to meaning: hope and relationship; without hope there is only despair, and we were created for the purpose of relationship, both amongst each other and with our creator. So what do you say to the terminally suffering child - I'm with you, and this life is not the end.

[@virvisquevir3320]

Matt Borg - Eternity is NOW. Eternity is not only in the past and in the future horizontally, eternity is also perpendicularly NOW. We are where they cross. What you do NOW matters in eternity. The main point is that there is a hierarchy of values NOW. There is better and worse, there is going up and going down, there is more beautiful and more ugly, there is right and wrong, there is good and evil. There is a reward NOW staying true to good and not going along with evil for expediency. That's the Postmodernism Jordan often rails against: Postmodernists posit a flat nihilism because they claim we cannot find a substance of absolute, unchanging value for everyone at all times, so all is the same value. The point is, it's not a substance, it's a process, a process that transcends any scientific or any other model, the ongoing growth of consciousness, ever improving, a divine process that continues even after the earth is gobbled up by an expanding sun in a billion years.... Cheers!

[@nelsonandres9163]

Vir Quisque Vir I'm a Christian and I totally and completely agree with you fundamentally

[@themask706]

He dedicated the last 5 minutes to the crucifixion and it got to him. Imagine offering your life to save every life that has ever been, even the lives ot those about to take yours. Thats a life worth living. The magnitude of that love makes you cry in its beauty.

[@permaculturedandfree2448]

20 years of anxiety ridden existence and I am going to be doing another 20 with out complaint.... kids are the reason why I justify being alive. Seriously my parental urge forced me to go above what is normal.(I was 17 year old lad Dad) I am now 39. This bloke helps if you let him.

[@darcythegreat0077]

The absolute voice of truth and reason. I just love Jordan Peterson. Thank you 10/10

[@rr965]

Dr Jordan Peterson is a gift from God (and, incidentally, an Über-rational agnostic who has found God.....🙏🏻)

[@lisbethfaldetta8006]

That's exactly how I think ! God bless J.B.Peterson

[@chris432t6]

This is the JP video to watch after crying from watching a previous JP video. It begins with humor and JP's tone is calming. It awakes the true spirit in my soul every time I hear him speak. * I was wrong, this one brought on some tears as well.

[@marilynbarker8255]

Another amazing, insightful lecture by Genius Peterson!!

[@gogalaurentiu1]

A great man, humanity is lucky to have him. Respect !

[@flatten1682]

I went down the rabbit hole and had PSD say had!! its now processed and I can talk about it ,or think about it and not fall to bits..Jordan is where I go when I wobble!

[@Robmancan1987]

When he said meaning is something that makes the suffering worth it and the only response to the child in suffering is, I'm right here with you. I immediately thought of how that connects with Jesus.

[@millard4303]

I love this man more every day

[@lb19830]

The guy in the background either was thinking hard or just saw my internet search history.

[@bobbob-sv4mk]

Luke Brennan lololo

[@customislandtours]

William Lane Craig is looking for something to say against Jordan Peterson in the debate, however while William Lane Craig is playing Checkers, Jordan Peterson is playing 3D Chess.

[@reggietheroman]

@@customislandtours Thanks, really wanted to know what his name and problem was hahaha

[@inglestopia]

I think this is my favorite video of Jordan Peterson from the hundreds I've watched, great speech.

[@charlo7518]

I love how he speaks in front of his peers... literally! Watching their reactions to his words speaks volumes!

[@mv2768]

I shed a few tears when he spoke at the end of the right answer to a child suffering. As a father, this moved me deeply.

[@winniethepooh7176]

Genuinely, there's so much wisdom in this....

[@cmntkxp]

Just curious how old are you ..Just want to know what age range is here and follows his talk . If a youngster at early 20s listen this he or she will succeed in life

[@MsButtabean]

pinto xavier I am 55, female, and wish I could have listened to him in my earlier years. My 14 year son likes listening to him and will continue

[@DARKNIGHTMM]

"Meaning to life is doing something meaningful to make the suffering doing it worth while" - Jordan Peterson.

[@TheCaliRhino]

17:45 "Meaning is what makes the suffering worthwhile" & the other 3 he is sharing the stage with start jotting down notes! This man is so much more than I ever expected.

[@Cepheidvariable]

I think it would actually be beneficial for school kids to have “Jordan Peterson studies” as a class.

[@christopherprim1973]

That may be the first time I ever heard someone interpret the famous Decartes quote correctly: in the context of his statement. Just like the 'God is dead' quote from Nietzsche. Makes me wonder how many other famous sayings have been passed down and passed off as de-dimensionalized caricatures of what they actually were? And who besides JP is going to tell us about it?

[@diamondcover]

Check out Ravi Zacharias youtubes.

[@christopherprim1973]

@@diamondcover Seems like a preacher. I'm not into the God stuff.

[@scottyfab]

...for some reason, I started thinking that the people in the background were solving crosswords or really hard sudokus ... now I can't unsee ... :(

[@rscottlewis1]

By far, his best explanation on the meaning of life. Wow. Thanks for all you do Dr. Peterson.

[@doanieroll428]

This talk is incredible. The approach and scope is so important. Thank you for bringing this out

[@ChannelSurfiing]

He held the glass of water for exactly 5:00 minutes. Roughly 4:55 of not drinking water, then its a water drinking party. Oh, and he's saying some great stuff as well.

[@chestertonlewis2867]

This speech broke me down.

[@chestertonlewis2867]

I think it's because deep down I have been longing for an authentic and articulated humanitarian. Every word of Peterson in this video strikes my heart.

[@chuggns]

manwing leung yes, this. We're all here with you

[@flamingsword777]

@@PragmaticEntertainment as a woman, i am GRATEFUL beyond measure for that too!

[@adelinas.7335]

I needed this message so much today. Sometimes he goes so deep in thought it’s tough for me to keep up, but in the end I feel my mind expand. Today’s new word from JBP to remember: ameliorate. To make better or more tolerable. That is the choice we have each day, moment by moment. To ameliorate our daily lives. The rest is beyond our control.

[@christianlibertarian5488]

This is fantastic, and new from Jordan Peterson. He has literally developed a meaning for life from an indisputable core. I've watched Peterson for years, and absorbed much of what he says. He began to repeat, as would be expected. But this is new, and foundational. One can actually build one's entire philosophy of living on this.

[@ArtNetwork100]

Wow! What a beautiful talk!! Thanks JP!!

[@marym897]

Really hit home Mr. Peterson.

[@obelixco1148]

This speech was incredible I mean I cannot express the difference this has made to my life 2 minutes after watching I really can't believe this 20 minute video can be so staggering just incredible and this wonderful man doesn't even know the extent of his goodness because he can't possibly witness the positivity he brings to each individual his words effect

[@josephtuttle1470]

A truth must be beneficially uplifting no matter when or where or who it is applied too. This is a great part of measuring truth; it takes it beyond just a few of the facts that we often get hung up on. I am very glad he is talking about this. Folks struggle to find a meaning to life often because they are looking for a meaning that comes from an overlord of some kind. We have a hard time finding meaning from this because meaning is so very personal. What do you persnally find meaningful? What a journey to experience and persue. What is a default to how to live to couple with that? Know that no matter when or who or the circumstance we are in we always have before us the power to help the weaker and to receive help from the stronger; persue with that whatever gives uplifting meaning to you personally.

[@dena180]

20:43 "well that's good enough" no Jordan, that wasn't merely "good enough." that was marvelous

[@davidk349]

To me he kind of rambles a lot, but I think what he does is give people a sense of their own worth, which is something really needed by lots of people who have been shamed by parents or schools, or just life in general.

[@SB-tc8nn]

Every single day I ask myself; why I am still here.Tired of one tragedy after another 😥😥🙏

[@vumba1331]

Tragedy is the start of the learning process from which we grow. When we experience tragedy the question to ask is always 'why?'. Why did it happen, why did it happen to me, was it random or did I perhaps contribute to it occurring? If the former, then there is nothing I can do about it and should move on, if the latter then that is very different and that is when we undertake some soul searching to see why it happened and do I wish as a person to change that habit so that it doesn't happen again, or perhaps not so badly. This is what Jordan Peterson means when he says to clean up your own room first, get your own life together before trying to run someone else's. Been there, done that, helluva experience, meant I needed to unlearn years of parental programming and start to do things the way I really wanted to. Took me a few years to get it done but it was worth it. Sometimes get some flashbacks but know how to handle them now. Start as soon as possible, remember a thousand mile journey starts with just one small step, and be kind with yourself. Good luck.

[@lynnelanguedoc4049]

I love you Jordan Peterson where you all my life so breath taking listening to speak im learning so much.thank you Jordan . Tony from Canada 🇨🇦

[@desikanjer]

Jordan Peterson one of the best speakers just love him.

[@merryarttoonesakamarysusan559]

Second time listening to this one ...love i..

[@davidhunka2594]

For those who don't know, the man in the red sweater is one of the most prominent Christian apologist of our time. P.S Apologist is someone who defends the Christian faith using logic, reason and science; by utilising these avenues to formulate arguments.

[@kyrisgeorgiou9197]

His dialectical technique is superb. It's very refreshing to see an intellectual who is not self-serving and authoritarian in attitude.

[@glennstull7250]

Devine Wisdom is the greatest gift a man can be given. It generally comes after suffering and fearful life experience. I personally believe a person is better off getting lots of worldly wisdom from others, education, then hopefully living a good life. Support our foundation J.P. Thanks

[@Amano_uy]

"malevolence" JP's favorite word

[@bryanjordan8876]

That was powerful. Had my eyes watering in the end.

[@cleanuphouse4574]

Thank you, you shed so much light in today where I was questioning why would so much of the suffering came from labeling and they were trying to mean, in that suffering I realized the process was incredibly simple called bullying and I felted the hard spirit inside of me incredible wanting to return them, but trying to repress them to the point I was to the verge of suicide. Thank you for addressing something that can help me to forgive myself for not knowing what they were. Thank you for bringing me home.

[@tuck-brainwks-eutent-hidva1098]

Very good example of massively expanding timeframes of reference (in diminishing the meaning of pain) as an absurd, essentially sadomasochistic (my term, not Dr. P's!) approach to the question of meaning. However, there is an inverse use of timeframes that is just the opposite.... For those of us who tend toward perfectionism & perseveration or worry & fear, it can be a helpful practice to approach our disproportionate (and therefore distressing) compulsions with a new habit: asking how much this thing before us will matter -- next year, next month, next week, or even tomorrow. I have found this a helpful sorting mechanism for prioritizing -- both for myself and others....

[@holymolar2]

JBP is the bomb, rock on.

[@colettewalsh8578]

Always be in the moment you are because you learn from it.

[@LilaHart]

This was incredible. Thank you for sharing