Lecture: Biblical Series XI: Sodom and Gomorrah

Watch Exodus available exclusively on DailyWire+: bit.ly/3UgQLe6
Often interpreted as an injunction against homosexuality (particularly by those simultaneously claiming identity as Christians and opposed to that orientation), the stories of the angels who visit Abraham, bless him, and then rain destruction on Sodom and Gomorrah are more truly a warning against mistreatment of the stranger and impulsive, dysregulated, sybaritic conduct.
Abraham opens his heart and hearth to the stranger. The denizens of Lot’s soon-to-be lost cities threaten them with violent rape. God exacts a terrible retribution. The warning is clear.
Producer Credit and thanks to the following $200/month Patreon supporters. Without such support, this series would not have happened: Adam Clarke, Alexander Meckhai’el Beraeros, Andy Baker, Arden C. Armstrong, Badr Amari, BC, Ben Baker, Benjamin Cracknell, Brandon Yates, Chad Grills, Chris Martakis, Christopher Ballew, Craig Morrison, Daljeet Singh, Damian Fink, Dan Gaylinn, Daren Connel, David Johnson, David Tien, Donald Mitchell, Eleftheria Libertatem, Enrico Lejaru, George Diaz, GeorgeB, Holly Lindquist, Ian Trick, James Bradley, James N. Daniel, III, Jan Schanek, Jason R. Ferenc, Jesse Michalak, Joe Cairns, Joel Kurth, John Woolley, Johnny Vinje, Julie Byrne, Keith Jones, Kevin Fallon, Kevin Patrick McSurdy, Kevin Van Eekeren, Kristina Ripka, Louise Parberry, Matt Karamazov, Matt Sattler, Mayor Berkowitz , Michael Thiele, Nathan Claus, Nick Swenson , Patricia Newman, Robb Kelley, Robin Otto, Ryan Kane, Sabish Balan, Salman Alsabah, Scott Carter, Sean C., Sean Magin, Sebastian Thaci, Shiqi Hu, Soheil Daftarian, Srdan Pavlovic, Starting Ideas, Too Analytical, Trey McLemore, William Wilkinson, Yazz Troche, Zachary Vader
-- SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL --
Direct Support: www.jordanbpeterson.com/donate
Merchandise: teespring.com/stores/jordanbp...
-- BOOKS --
12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos: jordanbpeterson.com/12-rules-...
Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief: jordanbpeterson.com/maps-of-m...
-- LINKS --
Website: jordanbpeterson.com/
12 Rules for Life Tour: jordanbpeterson.com/events/
Blog: jordanbpeterson.com/blog/
Podcast: jordanbpeterson.com/podcast/
Reading List: jordanbpeterson.com/great-books/
Twitter: / jordanbpeterson
Instagram: / jordan.b.peterson
Facebook: / drjordanpeterson
-- PRODUCTS --
Personality Course: www.jordanbpeterson.com/perso...
Self Authoring Suite: selfauthoring.com/
Understand Myself personality test: understandmyself.com/
Merchandise: teespring.com/stores/jordanbp...

[@jacobkiefer3828]

This man is largely responsible for me accepting Jesus Christ as my lord and savior.

[@b.v.9864]

amen!

[@jonahlemmon1591]

That's great!

[@phairplaigh]

Welcome to the family my brother. Living a God fearing life on this earth is the hardest thing we try to do BUT there isn't a single thing that can't be done with God. 1 GOD ~ 1 LOVE ~ 1 WAY

[@dontcallmepeanut]

@@phairplaigh can i eat babies with god

[@hobodawg9364]

@@dontcallmepeanut Shhhh, only Catholic priests are allowed to do that one :D

[@KCYON]

“When you leave somewhere terrible, do not look back. There’s no nostalgia.” That hit hard, man.

[@kevinlyon1099]

Kwame Mintah Me too my friend, me too!

[@michaelnewman6936]

@in777sight and that's why men need to rule Nations.. Because at some point, the loving bleeding hearted liberal emotionality of the female is a liability to the community

[@michaelnewman6936]

@in777sight first of all, many of the rulers in question were part of Kingdoms that fell.. And women who are good in war and super aggressive are the exception, not the rule. Statistically speaking. I believe the numbers are only women in the 85th percentile of aggressiveness and disagreeable attitudes would overlap with men in the 50 percentile range.. so every single individual at the most aggressive and most disagreeable end of the Spectrum, which is the precise attitude a war leader would need to take, are all men without exception. That's simply statistics. Biology. Evolution

[@michaelnewman6936]

@in777sight give me the tldr summary

[@michaelnewman6936]

@in777sight of course there are tons of numericals in the biblical scriptures.. Not the least of which is the age of Abraham when he left home, or when he died.. Or the amount of cubits that measures the breadth of Heaven itself.. You are either being deceptive, or you are ignorant of the true stories..

[@williambenson8641]

Please God grant this man a full recovery. Amen.

[@jeaninemcgee9353]

And Amen

[@Inviting1word]

Wait what happened?

[@jeaninemcgee9353]

@@Inviting1word Amen

[@jeaninemcgee9353]

@@Mikemikemike13579 am grateful for his openly sharing his experience accurately and with hope that hearing his description,another may benefit and avoid same suffering and loss. Such a courageous man and family. Christlikeness. Sharing it All. No holdback.

[@zachpalmero1356]

Bible says to pray in private. Weird.

[@rosea2350]

I used to be a lukewarm Christian and I did not think the Bible was interesting. Then I got saved and now I spend most of my time reading it and studying it. It’s amazing how you change once you surrender to Christ. ❤

[@claudiadickerman4218]

Wonderful Sister! I just hit age 70 and I too spent my life "sleepwalking" as I look back. I never denied God, and when I was in my early teens I was going to an Evangelical church and youth group. I made the decision to ask Jesus to be my Lord and I asked to be baptized. I believe I was saved at that moment. I also believe that because of the times and because I had no discipleship mentors, the demonic powers saw me as an easy target and came swooping that same year before I could really develop or learn to trust the Lord. The next four decades of my life I was totally lost and basically a waste case or train wreck whichever describes that time best. But Jesus is faithful, and when I finally came to my lowest point of despair, I called out to him, he heard, and he lifted me out of that black pit and since that very moment of humility and submission and desperate admissions of failure on my part, all of that wasted time began to heal the wounds of my soul and even mended some broken relationships and also gave me a whole NEW family of true followers of Jesus. It is amazing what individual programs God foreknew each of his human creations were going to live out and how he waits lovingly for us to come to him for the answers and the cleansing of our mistakes and regrets so that we can have peace and joy. In the hyper world which is the present, I don't know if I would choose to stay alive or not, and I can see how some people with no hope and no forgiveness are just overwhelmed at the state of things and choose to end their lives. I pray for anyone in that frame as but for the grace of the Lord, I too would be still lost. I do hope Jordan has had the Holy Spirit ZAP him while he has been studying the bible and being with those who are true believers......he is an intellectual for sure and especially in the fields he took interest in , it must be hard to submit to God.

[@joycarmichael1476]

True and amen

[@crichey56]

​@@claudiadickerman4218interesting and strangely concise. Enjoyed hearing, thank you.

[@agoogler9251]

1:13 and Sarah laughed. I turned 43 and after several miscarriages, threw away all my baby and pregnancy books. I remembered that particular part. About Sarah laughing. I felt just like that at the thought of having a child. But I got pregnant and carried it to term. God's still up to old tricks, it seems.

[@victort2058]

A Googler this is such a nice comment to read. Nice to hear ‘miracles’ still exist in one way or another.

[@logoimotions]

We went through the same. Wife had 5 . The little fellow is going to sleep now beside me.

[@Darnheim]

I can't help but to think about my own mother, she had me when she was 46 to 47, but I can still see some baby books in the shelf tho

[@logoimotions]

@@Darnheim cool Drew. Good to see it worked out so well. 👍

[@logoimotions]

@julian bishop having gone through some thing similar to her it seemed to me that once we resigned to the fact we might not be having a second kid that we could pregnant. I've heard similar tales. Psycholigally thst coukd be equalled to letting it to God. If one chooses to look at it that way. As for the misery of the world it's hardly a gotcha for Christians since they might just point to Jesus. Innocent man tortured and crucified.

[@irinasp3723]

Sorry, I couldn't stay serious about "if it happens 3 times it's you". We have a saying in Russian - if third husband hits you in the face - it's not the husband, it's face

[@RSanchez111]

Irina Sp damn, Russians are brutal and brutally honest.

[@Stratigic_Cheese_Reserve]

Savage, but true

[@robertocommander2153]

Lmaooo that's fucked up

[@usa4287]

It clearly never happened to you

[@rodryalcocer]

That's just stupid. And his point was made in the context of noticing a certaing peculiar attitude or behavior in someone. First you notice it, second time you take it into account(okay that happened, I did not imagined that), third time you say something about it. Now... someone hitting you in the face is not something you 'notice'. You don't say, did I just got hit in the face? Hmm... let's see i'll be more attentive next time maybe that was just a muscle twitch. No. Nobody does that. Stupid.

[@yubin_jo]

I’m not at a really good place lately and sometimes I wake up not knowing why I should get up. Then I watch a lecture and it gives me to strength to keep it moving. This is my daily bread

[@ronaldlollis8895]

I know how you feel, you hang in there, ok? Don’t let the enemy win before you have had a full on fight, we need you. Read 1 Samuel 19:5 2 Samuel 23:8-39 David stood alone in a bean patch, he fought the Philistines off again and again until that soil was soaked in blood 🩸. Ranger Creed: What makes the grass grow? Blood 🩸 Read Ecclesiastes, a time for everything, figure out what time you are in, what you are going through. Psalm 23 Psalm 92 Psalm 144: Draw strength from them. We are in a fight, pull on your armor- Ephesians 6:13 Read James- your tongue. Controlling the destiny of your direction. A small rudder turns a big ship. It also starts large fires. Seek your faith in Jesus, Paul went through a lot to preach the word. Walk THROUGH the Shadow of the Valley of Death. Don’t stop and hang around. Head up, shoulders back, square your load, make the ruck like you own that bitch! Got it? Now go kick ass and make a difference!

[@ronaldlollis8895]

Bean Patch Brothers And Sisters-ok?

[@jean-paulmorin913]

I like where your mind is

[@lindaschillinger5901]

Jordan is a great encourager. The Scriptures of the Bible also make for good daily bread. Try to find friends and family who can help support you. Maybe look for a good church family where people are loving and kind. May you find peace and joy.

[@JordanFourcher]

I hope you are in a better place now.

[@lyndonstucker6710]

We really need to appreciate this man while we have him.

[@rosad538]

Long live Dr Peterson, God bless and protect him and cover him with the precious blood of Jesus.

[@jessebrown3539]

100% agree

[@carycervantes7117]

Agreed 💯

[@deadgamerx]

we should make a religion out of this

[@StavroginNikolay]

No, we cannot make a religion out of this because there is only one God who commands that we must not have other gods. Especially material ones. What we can do is accept his wisdom and try to be better. Also, Jordan will always be in our heats. Besides, no one really dies.

[@crazyjew878]

Dr. Peterson I am completely convinced that history will remember you as one of the most influential representatives of the shaping of western culture. It’s a privilege to be able to follow your career and one of my life’s goals is to someday meet you so I can thank you face to face for your profound effect on my own life.

[@Jamie_Burgert]

I feel so privileged for being in the same time period as him and getting to see this history unfolding in real time.

[@Bennys_yard]

Fully agree with this

[@jossuearias3509]

He will remembered as he who saved western civilization from the consequences of the behaviors of those who follow radical leftists dogma. HE IS THE MESSIAH 😅 kidding kidding.

[@almondeyes6353]

I agree. The first time I heard him speak. I know this....

[@irenedavis6633]

I feel the same way.

[@metad0redenfree528]

Just wanted to thank you for all of your hard work Dr. Peterson. It's appreciated more than you could know.

[@JordanBPeterson]

Thanks Landon. It's a privilege.

[@MojoPin1983]

Ahh, so you are affirming your white privilege? Finally, you come clean. ;-)

[@Aleksandr10450]

I would like to thank you from Peru, Dr. The leftist totalitariam waves take one year to get to south america and your lectures have helped me form an opinion on many matters.

[@Magoover1]

Jordan B Peterson Dr. Peterson, I would so like to have a private conversation some time about "miracles" or paranormal experiences.

[@mihirkumar8832]

What's the point of his hard work Landon, if you're just gonna Forgette all of it?

[@makebritaingreatagain2613]

Just want to point out that over a million views on the 12th video in a series is pretty impressive. People aren't just clicking the link, they are watching the whole series, start to finish.

[@ryanackert1536]

Because this man is perhaps one of the greatest teachers and thinkers of all time.

[@mushroom11g55]

@@ryanackert1536 way behind Jesus of course

[@S10Alexander]

@@mushroom11g55 Well, we have never heard or read anything Jesus has ever said.

[@mushroom11g55]

@@S10Alexander yes we have, read the New Testament. Many times it quotes Jesus. Educate yourself. Read a book, it's the greatest book of all time. From this book stems SO MUCH literature and culture. Life will make alot more sense if you read the bible.

[@S10Alexander]

@@mushroom11g55 We don't even know for sure who wrote the gospels. They were written anonymously. I have read them, however.

[@PassengerFifty7]

When JP says...."God Only Knows". I feel like crying. Such a blessing to have this man on Earth. Cheers!

[@haillobster7154]

Cheers, buddy! 😁

[@billlets5460]

I try to humble myself by realizing as JP says, "God Only Knows" ... what consciousness is. I believe Jordan B. Peterson is conscious while most of humanity is not. He seeks the actual within the elemental and essential etc. He has a gentle Lazer beam insight. We all need him and that is why Life and Love put him here.

[@destroyingangel14]

Woooooo he’s like a savior!

[@destroyingangel14]

Some Jews put him here

[@rick4400]

​@@destroyingangel14 Christians are spiritually Jewish

[@LysolPionex]

I looked up Gulag Archipelago, and Amazon said it was frequently bought with 12 Rules & Maps of Meaning. 😂

[@CovChannel]

Did you buy it? I've read both and my life is not the same as a direct result. It won't make things better for you, but it will give you something to orient yourself to that is steady.

[@francismendiola5057]

@@CovChannel hi ive bought 12 rules for life. And im having a hard time getting lessons? From it? Compared to watching his lectures like this. Is it normal to feel that im reading a research paper when reading 12 rules?

[@victort2058]

francis mendiola yes, the books are dense. Maps of Meaning more so than 12 rules. On my first read-through, I did the audiobook. it can be a bit to digest

[@11Aarman27]

@S T More true today than when you made that comment. The center cannot hold.

[@abasslinelow]

​@S T Aye, but we need to be careful that the resistance to left-wing totalitarianism doesn't degenerate into right-wing totalitarianism. As you said, the Germans were being seriously oppressed - and I know I'm not alone in feeling seriously oppressed by the left-wing right now. We need to be careful not to be reactionary, as the Nazis were.

[@iamtylerhenry]

it is unbelievable how much this man has changed my life. if he has had the same effect on thousands of other people like it seems he has, i cant imagine how much more good this world is because of him. thank you so much JP!

[@LorisTheUntethered]

He merely showed you the door, you were the one to walk through it.

[@yiyoto]

think the same, now you have to share to your close one, thats what im doing

[@alison2161]

Tyler Henry same. He definitely confirmed my thoughts and beliefs. And nails it to a T.

[@abasslinelow]

@@LorisTheUntethered Took me three years, but I finally opened that door myself. Walking through cautiously, but I already know my life can never be the same, and I welcome it. No nostalgia for the past.

[@LorisTheUntethered]

@@abasslinelow Its not the time that it took you to step through that matters. Could have been 10, 20. What matters is that you took the step through that so very few would ever have the will power to do even in a hundred lifetimes. From one stranger to another; the greatest respect and congratulations.

[@bobwebber9351]

Create In me a clean heart and renew a right spirit within me

[@chineduamonu9195]

Amen

[@Perfftety_SHEEES]

It is remarkable that JP seems to be lecturing to himself as well. He is truly investigating the topic in real time. That takes a level of intelligence/competency that I’ll never possess.

[@unclevax8320]

i hope he does the entire bible over the next few years

[@JordanBPeterson]

If I live so long....

[@greggor07]

Jordan B Peterson You should do it like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmenn6ignrt2rdE

[@greggor07]

B N Braughton Yeah, you're right. I've developed a new appreciation of horoscope because of JBP. It's so profound, man. And always true!! 😀

[@SammyCee23]

I think it would be great if Jordan Peterson just focused on the Old Testament. He once mentioned how Nietzsche himself vastly preferred the Old to the New Testament. It would be incredible if Dr. Peterson did one on the Book of Job, or Ecclesiastes, as those two books of the Bible are generally regarded as the most complex, most mysterious, most pessimistic and intellectually challenging books of the entire Bible.

[@alison2161]

uncle vax his own commentary would be awesome

[@AdamEvans416]

Who needs music when ya got JBP lectures in the background while working out :D

[@kargocult]

Excellent idea, my man. Sure beats some degrading lowlife pop music.

[@darthjerh12]

Exactly what I'm doing now. 😁

[@DLee1100s]

If you only have this on in the background your probably missing 90% of it.

[@climbtheladder9440]

There is music out there that reflects some of the stuff he talks about.

[@dizkoteck]

I see you’re a man of culture as well

[@florentinelaura4526]

I'm retiring next month. And I'm a bit nervous about how to keep up with my kids.

[@joshualanchester1747]

You can venture into crypto trading… and make money. The good thing is. You just need a broker to help you. I'm in and I'm making good money.

[@florentinelaura4526]

please what do you mean by trade?

[@joshualanchester1747]

Crypto trading is a digital currency investment that can bring you good profits over time. I would recommend Val J Smith to a real estate agent

[@vivianchloe9932]

I think I came across this name Val J Smith on my way to work on the billboards and as to his effectiveness how can he be contacted please?

[@joshualanchester1747]

✅Val J Smith ii

[@KevinOroszSpeaks]

The messenger of hope, courage, and bravery for the modern dystopian Internet. Thank you JBP.

[@FightingfortheKing]

Dr. Peterson, I've learned more from these Biblical lectures than I have from dozens upon dozens of sermons from modern pastors.

[@greggeverman5578]

Modern sermons....Wow. 1 in a hundred.

[@haliax8149]

That's because he isn't teaching scripture. He's running through it with a literary and archetypal lens, which basically doesn't do you any good spiritually.

[@honkytonkinson9787]

Check out Brian Hardin with the daily audio bible. He frames difficult biblical texts within an intimate relationship between a parent and child. When you question why would such an awful story be in the bible it's because the offender did something rash, without consulting God, or without thinking of the future consequences. Combining that interpretation with Peterson's in very helpful, imo

[@lindaainsworth1784]

Agreed. I never could figure out Cain and Able.

[@debrawehrly9551]

JP appears to approach scriptures as mythology. Like Joseph Campbell

[@MrCubannn]

"[Dostoevsky said] _A human being is not only responsible for everything they do but for everything everyone else does_ .... There's something about it that's true. Because if you were better, the people around you would be less worse than they are. And if you were good enough you don't know how much better the people around you would be."

[@LorisTheUntethered]

We all have a responsibility to each other to be better towards each other, as well as ourselves to be as Good as we can be. Kindness begets Kindness, Respect begets Respect, Compassion begets Compassion, Courage begets Courage. Existence is a shit sandwich and we all have to take a bite, no matter how you slice it. We have the ability to make it smaller for ourselves by making it smaller for those directly next to us. The more who do it compounds the effect exponentially. Empathy and morality are inherently logical for any conscious being.

[@MrPJFurey]

@@LorisTheUntethered Yes, inherently logical however, not inherently obvious or inherently more immediately gratifying physiologically or economically, the world is about immediate gratification, there is evil within it and you. It is not as simple as setting values it would appear.

[@LorisTheUntethered]

Yes! Couldn't have said it better myself. I was hoping someone would come along and add this.

[@TheRedrusso]

Dostoyevsky, the greatest genius ever to walk this earth!!

[@easterPole]

Adding to that, its what you do for yourself and your current state of being, which makes up the largest part of your developing interpretation of others’ actions.

[@De_Bar_Gullibles_Travels]

I’ve been in tears....I’m a 6’3 truck driver...just split with my fiancé and rewatched these talks....got new meaning and am now changing AND taking responsibility for ME....Thank you....❤️🇮🇪

[@MelissaLim89]

✨

[@De_Bar_Gullibles_Travels]

@James Bond I am thank you.... Very good of you to ask....❤️

[@De_Bar_Gullibles_Travels]

@James Bond It’s a mighty feeling to not be fearful anymore.... Luckily myself and fiancé are back on track and we are finally living a life worth living. Glad you found the right stuff with him too....❤️

[@De_Bar_Gullibles_Travels]

@James Bond Could do with a little miracle if you wouldn’t mind putting a little prayer out there.... Both of us off sick since Christmas with Covid,job gone and bills have stacked up...so tonight maybe put an extra candle in the window for us....❤️👍

[@treefrog0826]

Sometimes Barry we have to fall apart to be someone.

[@buffaloman9671]

I deeply wish I was open enough to listen to these messages 3 years ago. I feel so behind in life as if im constantly playing catch-up. Maybe these lectures will help me get there - physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

[@BackyardButcher]

I'm 44 and I STILL feel behind

[@ojberrettaberretta5314]

never too late to work on yourself!

[@kikyamart8749]

You could have not found them =)

[@rkat8326]

I think some of this is just part of life. Aren't we supposed to be continually learning, striving to change & better ourselves? There shouldn't be a time where we are "caught-up," because we should always be moving forward........as there is ALWAYS more that can be explored. One day at a time! xoxoxo

[@robsargent8801]

Never get discouraged each day is a new opportunity to grow...Jesus saved the murderer next to him on the cross he had no time to better or grow himself but he is saved thats all that matters

[@joshuabrowning_music]

As stated by the Apostle Paul: "Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares." Hebrews 13:2

[@addisonroberts2687]

in777sight You had me until the hypocritical anti-semitism at the end

[@Urbanforager]

I like that

[@xGAMER_chimpX]

Apostle paul ? You don’t know the real names of the gospel writers not one Wake up paul deceived you for worldly gains and freedom from the LAW

[@xGAMER_chimpX]

in777sight all that is fine but I wouldn’t go as far to say prophet moses lied he was righteous man His followers after him lied

[@joshuabrowning_music]

Juicebox 01, 2 things: 1) Hebrews isn’t one of the four gospels so that comment makes no sense. 2) Paul spent the last half of his life in prison and was beheaded for his faith in Christ. What worldly gains did he have?

[@ArticulatedHypernova]

This man can single-handedly reinvigorate the humanities.

[@andrefilipe9042]

That would be a miracle.

[@slowfudgeballs9517]

@@andrefilipe9042 Well I'd imagine everybody in his audience and myself are actively trying to make that miracle happen. So I don't think it's quite the miracle anymore, it's reality.

[@andrefilipe9042]

@@slowfudgeballs9517 Well said.

[@MartiniGTGP]

give credit where it's due: God. That's where he gives his credit. Be one in the same

[@stell4r1]

"How about if we refuse to find out" Jordan Peterson is the voice of our generation! He's exactly what we need. He's teaching the Holy Bible and he fears God as we all should. This man doesn't need my respect but he fully has it. He's bringing people to the actual Truth, God bless him.

[@thatguybrooke]

It's Awesome ☺️

[@JaneQPublic]

What’s ironic is that he wasn’t a Christian until after doing these lectures . God is good!

[@hankriseshill1898]

I was honestly holding my breath around 1:30:00 when he said that a few good can stand up to many evil....things feel so hopeless these days and I feel like a lot of us are like tiny boats caught in a horrible storm

[@adversus76]

I feel that

[@jackmoretti7943]

When were things not hopeless?

[@jrm7197]

@@jackmoretti7943 Hank never said that things were never hopeless. Hank just said that things feel so hopeless at the moment. If you opened your eyes you would probably agree!!

[@jackmoretti7943]

@@jrm7197 he said things feel hopeless these days. I'm wonderin when did "these days" begin.

[@jrm7197]

@@jackmoretti7943 Maybe the days he’s living in you idiot

[@edouarddeflandre]

"I think that Good is more powerful than Evil. Naivety isn't, but I think that Good is. And I think that in a place that's corrupt, a minority of people who stand forth against the corruption can prevail" Jordan B. Peterson Powerful

[@luckieluuke131]

I can´t help but thinking that also a minority of people can make the world evil. Such as Hitler and many many others in our history. Do we have more heroes then villains? i´m not so sure....

[@JadestonePony]

Those few people may have been at the head of evil, yes, but it was the addition of everyone else falling into evil/cowardice alongside them that led to those calamities on such a large scale. As Dr. Peterson has said before (paraphrasing since I don't remember word for word), it was the steady moral corruption of every individual in those societies that led to the calamities of the 20th century. Though of course, the more who stand against corruption, the better, which is why we keep cleaning our rooms and slaying our dragons! :)

[@binedelmundo7858]

I wish this was true. But evil and goodness need equal potency on their agency in other to affect the world in the same degree. As in a competent, proficient good person will affect the world positively in the same degree an equally proficient evil person would damage it. Duality has no favourites

[@tetellorens4633]

Evil is a lack of God, like darkness is lack of light, the deep of evil depends on the distance from God, evil doesn't exist on his own, then, evil can't fight against God, only can fight against man in his dreaming life as a separated from God. Finally, evil is too God forgetin himself in the game of knowing his own infinite power.

[@baranbaydar90]

„Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.“

[@christianfarina3056]

I hope people realize that we are witnessing an epochal transformation, thanks to this man.

[@leighann49]

Christian Farina I love the way you say that! I’ll use that again

[@jean-paulmorin913]

I would be surprised if he agreed with you but he has and is helping me like no other

[@moshefabrikant1]

4:10 Sacrifice was necessary to move ahead. 22:40 You don't forget things because its a part of you 30:00 Persuing something. 1:00:00 Wisdom 1:06:00 Getting what you want 1:10:30 Think everyday how can you be better. 1:17:40 Don't let the impossible stop you. Because the beauty of the big goal is the achieve the impossible and do it more. 1:20:00 Don't blame the creator take responsibility of yourself 1:22:30 Stay on your path and do it relentlessly 1:23:50 - 1:28:00 Do video on it. Curroption if nobody stops it. 1:28:00 - 1:28:40 Holocaust 1:33:00 Try to really achieve your goal no matter one 1:41:50 If you are in a bad place - Good for video are you in a place that's so bad that you should leave or when are you in a place that's so bad that you should leave and if you are in a place that's so bad that you should leave then the time to leave is now because there's no time to waste 1:44:00 “When you leave somewhere terrible, do not look back. There’s no nostalgia.” 1:45:00 There is no excuse to give up, as long as you are alive because you live the life, so why make yourself suffer more then you should. 2:13:00 Selling your soul - video 2:17:55 Pick your poison in life 2:24:33 You need to say what you think - video

[@ErenJaeger-kx7wn]

Thank you

[@steveniedowicz8335]

You must've loved the video like I did

[@BIBLE-UNBUTCHERED]

We talk, kind of you

[@valentine572]

When I hear Mr Peterson’s lectures , it’s like I’m eves dropping on his rambling brain and most profound thoughts. I love how it sounds not practiced or rehearsed. Just Truly authentic. Could listen for hours! Thank you 🙏

[@clowndoglen]

Thank You Jordan for helping a 38 year old turn his mental attitude towards life around, and give him the direction and strength to improve the lives of his children, wife through a stronger relationship. Thank you.

[@CryptoMafia]

He changed this 39 year olds life 360 degrees and now I’m 41 best three years of my life.

[@tiffannyranger8134]

@@CryptoMafia Great to hear that from you!

[@laygomahaka5955]

As time goes on, I'm beginning to see that people like Jordan will act as a catalyst that saves the WEST.

[@MrGhengis1]

Lawrence Loan he may very well be a prophet.

[@disruptivetimes8738]

This man is burning for what he does and he speak flames.

[@cheese3416]

And scott adams aka @Scottadamssays on twitter

[@tboned1]

There is no one like him

[@alison2161]

Lawrence Loan Amen I completely agree.

[@jorgeaguilera4329]

This man takes the oldest narratives one has heard so many times and does wonders with them. Dr JP you never cease to amaze me

[@tigerpisces5506]

Dr Peterson said he like personal human antidotes. My brother was never religious far from it. He was a confirmed atheist. His life style from teen age on was rebellious. A Party boy, drugs, alcohol and free sex. He became a punk rocker. He even was a room mate of Courtney Love-Cobain. He continued in his down ward spiral. He was deforced with a child. He depended on alcohol and his parents until he was 42. When they passed way. I told him your on your own. You better figure this out. He was slowly gravitating to Christianity before the parents passed away but still had the alcohol problem. When the passed and gave him the tuff love message he needed. He turned his life around and remarried with my approval. He knew I would not approve if he was going to destroy another woman’s life. Since then he became a minister and pastor of a small congregation. I never gave up hope, prayed for and God answers. Sometimes some people have to hit bedrock or bottom of the abyss to figure out life. The find there is only one way out of the pit. It is to climb up and reach to the heaven for an answer.

[@jakemartens5311]

Honestly I think your brother realised the kingdom of god is before him and your brother answered. Like a doctor realises the kingdom of god is before them so they sacrifice a life in their early 20s and 30s to save the lives of others in the same age group decades later; the doctors answer in this instance not god themself. idk i think the distinction is important because otherwise for all the tradies that occur one could say god didn't answer, which i dont think is the case

[@nothingbutthetruth3227]

What many forget is Jesus didn’t come to save the ones who think they’re righteous or good enough, but to save the ones who know they’re wretched sinners like your brother and myself. As the Bible says, not one is good…NO, NOT EVEN ONE. 🙏❤️

[@JeffMTX]

wow, heck of a story. Christ does not change lives - he RENEWS them :) You were a good steward to your brother.

[@CaptCutler]

As this lecture series goes deeper, the world is getting crazier. This is the time and place for this knowledge. A million thanks to JBP.

[@ryanmcdonnell607]

Flew up from the United States to see this lecture with my pops and can say with confidence it was one of the best travel decisions I've ever made. Keep slayin' those dragons JP

[@kgoldric]

2:21:20 "What happens when Google and the tech monopolies start to censor free speech?" What a good question that unfortunately has now come to fruition.

[@Yaya-cl3tu]

I know JP likely views himself as a teacher but in a lot of ways he is a preacher too. He is literally preaching the gospel in many of his lectures. He has a deep understanding of the Bible and explains many things in ways I had not considered.

[@lamarzimmermanmennonitefar5269]

I think it's done so on purpose

[@SeverianTheLame]

"If there's one thing I've learned about the Biblical stories is that to say that they're psychologically right, doesn't exhaust the ways in which they're right." I was hoping to hear this exact statement in this series because I think it is a very important one to make.

[@Blockhead140]

This man has changed my life. Thank you Dr. Jordan Peterson. You are brightening a dark world my friend.

[@randomperson1048]

as an atheist, these lectures have opened me to seeing truth in the biblical stories at a deeper level

[@logans.butler285]

So you're no longer an atheist?

[@jackmoretti7943]

@@logans.butler285 He is still an atheist.

[@jaimetrevino9244]

Lol

[@kimmiewise1044]

​@@logans.butler285Some one is being a bad Marduck.

[@treycastles]

holy shit i thought it was over after the 10th lecture its like waking up the day after christmas and it's christmas again (but better)

[@s.b.curley5123]

I think the plan was 12 initially probably because of the 12 disciples, but could a Sunday evening end more perfectly than a new unexpected biblical lecture by Dr. Peterson.

[@jab1persianprincess923]

i think he is moving to a monthly on the bible soon - ongoing so you will be sorted for life i guess...

[@Ario347]

yeah he is

[@rampartranger7749]

Trey Castles , Happy Groundhog’s Day

[@greggeverman5578]

A merry boxing day!

[@desmisc9911]

This is why I financially support Dr Peterson.

[@xorqwerty8276]

How can we do that also? I'd send this guy money

[@TheConqueror009]

His patreon is a direct source.

[@TommyTombstone]

@julian bishop I fully expect if you make statements like this, that you spend every cent you don't need to keep the lights on on charity. Otherwise shut up.

[@TommyTombstone]

@julian bishop Jordan Peterson has a wife with exceptionally bad cancer, a daughter with autoimmune issues that neither you nor I can comprehend, and is fighting several medical issues himself at the same time. He has also been out of work for almost all of 2020 because of that. Go donate your money to whoever you think deserves it, and fuck off telling people what to do with theirs.

[@vibratoryuniverse308]

TrapTombstone ❤️

[@JustActNormal]

These lectures have completely rewired the way I think. While also confirming my belief in God

[@Future_looksbright]

I have to remind myself this is a psychological perspective not a theological study. I have been studying theology for few years now and this is something entirely different. However, this is about the best secular understanding from a psychological standpoint that I have ever heard. Jordan is a very unique man and I am grateful to have him in our generation. From a practical standpoint I have learned so much from him and have implemented many of his thoughts into my everyday life and I am better for it, and so are those around me. This cannot be a replacement for theology though and a proper understanding of the Bible. You have to incorporate the two.

[@keithwilliams8342]

I think he is making the case for the psychological significance of tye bible, which is exactly why the bible is valid, deity not with standing. Which one could argue is a proof FOR religion.

[@claudiadickerman4218]

Simple way to state a loving thought and I agree with you. I do love to listen to people who speak intelligently on any subject and I hate the slang and deterioration of good vocabulary that seems to be the norm these days. I love to listen to Jordan, but I am always inviting the discernment of the Holy Spirit to listen with me and keep me safe. I pray Jordan really does find the Lord ....all the way!

[@kimmiewise1044]

Exactly, and this is why an Atheist such as myself and agree with everything Peterson says in these lectures without being converted to the Western religion and why I always facepalm at the fundamentalists in these comments talking about how Peterson is being saved doing these lectures. He doesn't even outwardly identify as a Christian, how doesn't even profess a belief in God or Christ as literal entities. He is doing a psychological analysis of a book. He's done the same for Pinocchio and made some excellent arguments for its cultural significance but you wouldn't say that Peterson believes in and worships the Blue Fairy because he analyzed the psychological significance of Pinocchio. You can agree with the meaning of a text without taking that text literally. It's so sad that most can't understand what Peterson is saying about religion as a psychological phenomena backed up by evolution, evidence and science. This isn't Sunday school, this is academic work and it's far more than what your average preacher does on Sundays.

[@danielsmith969]

If you listened to this lecture 10 times. I dont think It would be enough times. There is so much wisdom in this lecture. The best Ideas win.

[@alison2161]

Daniel Smith layers upon layers upon layers. It’s an onion. Lol

[@deziderious6510]

This is at least watching number 10-12-15 maybe. And i still gets Aha moments. I listen to JP when i paint or carv. And sometimes i just stop and go "Ofcourse! Thats why, it or true" and thats such a nice feeling. Even when i realise something bad.

[@JWu-jt7fz]

This is my 2nd time re-watching this episode

[@nothingbutthetruth3227]

Reading the Bible itself outdoes this talk by 1000 and I’m a huge fan of Jordan! The Bible is the answer to every question and the solution to every problem. 🙏❤️

[@Lastman737]

The bible isn't something I thought I'd be interested in but as an adult I find it enriching. Too bad I didn't have this lust for knowledge earlier in my story. Keep it up Dr JBP

[@renoesmaeilian9489]

... and I came again

[@praise24-72]

L4stman the Bible is multi-dimensional. Amazing! Take the Tanach the Hebrew writing Old Testament, each letter is a numerical ID. Take Paleo Hebrew, like deciphering coded, each letter had deeper insight into the letter and verse. It is insightful and heavens open.

[@anthonyp2024]

Nobody can ever say that JBP talks slow. The speed that he moved through ideas while not losing his main point was impressive. I can't wait for a new set of biblical lectures

[@Cyanid3Child]

I can't wait for the Exodus lectures. I've watched this series so many times.

[@dabrack9350]

The Exodus series is fantastic. I hope Peterson will repeat them for the Gospels.

[@kenr1767]

I started crying during this talk. It brought up so many times I could have taken another path when dealing with people I didn't bother to get to know.

[@kidohchi]

Amen sir - I was tearing when I read your comment.

[@RizztrainingOrder]

"be a light unto the world, instead of a blight" JP

[@kwameowusu8351]

I have listened to this several times and every single time I’m filled with awe at the infinite amount of information in this lecture. This guy is special

[@7wnb]

I love being alive, but I’m not afraid of dying at all!!! I know exactly where I’m going, & that’s the good news of Jesus!!! when you trust in Jesus & what he did for you on that cross, repent of your sins & turn from them - you get a new heart & you’re given the gift of eternal life!!!!

[@tracythejazzlifer4529]

I love him so much. Did anyone else catch , "coughing your lungs out in a hotel bed". Lol, I am sure he meant to say, hospital bed. He is so brilliant.

[@spiralout1277]

your making a real difference Dr Peterson

[@no-gods-no-masters4177]

You’re

[@genesis4k]

@@no-gods-no-masters4177 momomonomonomininininsiehebdhudueeewosjhfr. Rick I I ii. Iciididijjdjjdjdj

[@scubasteve7408]

@@no-gods-no-masters4177 lol with that grammar, he must not be making that big of a difference haha

[@rogermaris5]

5 years ago I watched all these lectures. It got me through a career change and much more. I wrote notes on all of them. Spent over 50 hours watching these lectures. You are the order to chaos in many lives. Thank you. If I can help in any way please let me know.

[@MargaretHarmer]

Listening 6 years later and the comment and question about censorship is so much more real now with medical and health censorship.

[@313BriX]

Discovering this mans existence has had a profound impact on my own existence. I truly thank the highest power for those of his kind!

[@reverendrico5631]

Actually I have a pretty good idea of why lot offered his daughters over a stranger. Hospitality isn't just an idea, a kindness, it's a duty. It is the duty that formed the foundation of all human trade and diplomacy. In most ancient kingdoms, to take someone into your home, under your roof, to feed and shelter them for a night, was a oath. It was an oath none would forgive breaking. It isn't just that the gods won't forgive your breaking of this oath, they will hate you for breaking this oath. In essence, it would be a more forgivable misdeed to allow your family to be harmed than a guest, unless that guest was to try and harm your family. I suspect it is because protecting your family is an expectation, you don't get to brag about it as you are supposed to do it. With a guest, you chose to take on that responsibility.

[@JordanBPeterson]

Now there's a useful addition to the comments section.

[@prolaxbro4474]

Reverend Reko o

[@Daparaus]

That’s a good analysis, and well written

[@beauzxcvb]

Reverend Rico you lucky bugger.

[@nessieb8422]

in777sight Lot must have desired to serve God because God counted him as righteous and worthy to escape the wicked land of Soddom and Gomorrah

[@youlig1]

These Biblical Lectures habe eben extremely valuable, when i watched them first. Watching them a time now, i find that they still offer me more wisdom, than i can incorporate at once. That is the power of archetypal material. It always offers new inspiration. And in connection with Jordans practical formulation and distillation, the wisdom becomes even more concrete and directly usefull.

[@ethanconnelly8794]

That question at the end was superb. He formulated into words what I've been struggling with myself when reading the classics. I think when Carl Jung says "beware of unearned wisdom" and when the Buddha says the only path to the middle way is through experience of unhealthy extremes. It becomes hard to integrate the ideas into your character without feeling like a fraud because you haven't yet experienced the situations in which you deserve to have that wisdom.

[@Huiothesia]

I wouldn't say so much it's a problem of feeling like a fraud, although for some it may, I think what would likely happen (from experience and retrospect of using hallucinogenics for example) is that one builds up a toxic level of arrogance and pride based on something which doesn't even exist. We have 34 year old men and women who walk around calling themselves "old souls" (not that an unspiritual view of the term is incorrect) believeing themselves to even sometimes be thousands of years old and much wiser than the common man. I wonder what that kind of belief does to the inner life of a person? One of the core aspects of their identity (not just the belief of being an old soul but any unearned wisdom) is a toxic fabrication of their mind. We have a person who innately believes by their intrinsic nature they are a more advanced kind of person and opened up to divine revelation without the balance of the true divine (regardless of what your belief system is) to humble them in receiving that impartation. And now how are they going to interact with others and the world around them?

[@obiwankenobi6871]

As a Christian it’s heartening to see a place where people from across the spectrum could sit down and talk and think deep without actually clashing on these things 🙂 #lobstergang

[@peterfallows6802]

Nai Nonrev- yer-but!♡

[@christophersurnname9967]

Yeah lobstergang unite

[@davet9900]

not really. awash with alibis and diluted alternative meanings to the most simple, and important of life's truths.

[@davidmcknight1926]

Enjoying this series immensely , Looking forward to Revelation .

[@jon6car]

He might get there when he's in his mid 80's lol

[@PoliticalWonderland]

“They don’t become less afraid, they become braver” 12:23 wow 🤯♥️

[@thomaspybus8468]

"If you get your words right, and you've got something to say, then there will be an impact. It might not be the impact you would choose." That is pretty strong. Reminds me of a quote from Fern Gulley, "The truth doesn't always win friends, but it certainly influences people." Just wow.

[@chubychops]

2 Timothy 3:7 "Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth."

[@bitsnthings]

1:46:03 "Let the past die. Kill it if you have to." (basically his point)

[@misssarahashplant31]

Yes.

[@no-gods-no-masters4177]

Weird comment to see while everyone is ripping down statues for the past week but hey that’s personal empowerment let’s be real

[@jazzbelly3589]

I needed to read this comment.

[@zbigniew2628]

Yes, but no. It's more like "leave the bad mode of being and DON'T be nostalgic about it" Imaging rapist being nostalgic about rape. His mode od thinking become deeply corupted. You must remeber past to make conclusions from it. When it is fully sorted out, then your mind lets it go and you forget. There is idea that lessons from difrent times can be needed in the futere, when new problems arives. That's why archives of history is crucial. You can see some nostalgia for communism in some people but mostly it's because of nostalgia for young age and times with more social contact without Internet.

[@carlovincetti4538]

The greatest thing I find in Mr. Peterson is his passion for relaying concepts of thinking from different points of reference in a manner that can be understood by all.

[@SAlJar1]

This lecture is an inoculation against nihilism. Thank you, dear Dr. Peterson. Alex from Moscow.

[@johnd8107]

Aren't squirrels sacrificing the present when they store up acorns for the winter? Now there's an animal that's anxiety levels look comparable to mine before I've cleaned my room.

[@brady157]

John Duval I think idea is that of conscious sacrifice of what you love.

[@kailaleegibbons6143]

squirrels are actually considered one of the smartest animals because of this behavior

[@amundbisgaard7295]

Karo Josh Makes sense. In a way, we could argue that animals are naturally saving for the future, they act upon instinct rather than free will. Humans can choose NOT to sacrifice or to do so, even though we are aware of negative consequences.

[@chrisofnottingham]

They are. But they don't know it or choose to do it, they just do it because that is what squirrels do.

[@ObserverDingue]

I had the exact same question at that point in his lecture. I thought two things: 1) it is always possible that Peterson is fallible or that the manner in which he makes a point can be vague as it's done on the hoof to a certain extent. He's human after all so he has his own idea and chooses his own words. If he were making that point in a book he might edit it (as he described his writing process in an earlier lecture in this series) whereas on stage he is, to some extent free-wheeling along. And 2) maybe you and I are being too vague in our response and ignoring some aspect of the context of the squirrels' storage activity. In a spirit of cooperation I'm going with 2 although it's possible that in writing this idea down Peterson would modify his words a bit. So when the squirrels bury some nuts to eat in the future winter are they making a sacrifice? It's possible that they are not (and thus Peterson's statement stands): there are so many nuts in the autumn that the ones the squirrels store away hardly constitute a sacrifice, a denial of eating. They can, and do, stuff themselves with nuts when they are abundant. So the storing away for the future winter is not a sacrifice.... it's a supplemental activity based upon an abundance. You can still argue that the labour of this activity is a sacrifice (they could lie down with their fat bellyful of nuts and have a snooze) but they are not sacrificing today's gratification as they've eaten their fill in any case. Peterson's point was that humans are unique in sacrificing the present for the sake of the future. It's a concept that I'll look out for in other lectures, maybe he returns to it and expands upon it. Everything has its grey areas and fuzzy boundaries. Especially squirrels! How have the intervening 2 years treated you John? Well I hope.

[@coolmike1538]

Thank you Dr Peterson, from the bottom of my heart. You are proof that the right sacrifice can change the world for the better. Your time and effort has changed my personal life for the best and who knows what will happen as that ripples through the human consciousness.

[@MarkDanielMiller]

it breaks my heart to watch his most recent videos. I likewise pray for a full & expedient recovery in all ways!!

[@cynthiafeick]

One of the most profoundly good, personally instructive/ therapeutic and timely lectures to which I've ever had the privilege of listening. Thank you, Jordan Peterson.

[@arochasalangam2150]

Dear Dr. Peterson, today I will start lecture XI, thank you so much for your countless wise- and excellent teaching. Being retired 67 years from the Netherlands, NOT only the young, but also the elderly young people immensely enjoy and learned so much and are still learning from your Maps of Meaning, Rules for Life, YT university lectures, interviews etc. You made me change my retirement plan and speedup do good work !!! Keep on going Dr. Peterson and become Canada’s next president and make these teachings mandatory for all young once but also the elderly young :-)

[@rampartranger7749]

Welcome to grandfatherhood! It’s an amazing experience, and this 70-year old has 12 of them, (high in the grandad hierarchy, lol), I’ve suffered in ways for sure, frustrated at times, recently lost my wife to cancer, but there are things that are so amazingly gratifying, that whatever pains I’ve had are greatly diminished.

[@jossuearias3509]

Eternal life. Mi señor, seras reunido con tu amor en paraiso

[@chris432t6]

These lectures are like great works of art. Timeless treasures that speak to the soul.

[@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person]

2:08:06 this example happened in my family almost exactly as he said. My grand-grandmother was an alcoholic whom beated the crap out of my grandfather and I suspect she might had a bit of a tragic life too. He turned out violent against his wife and kids and even murdered his children's godfather to betray my grandma and lay with the other men's woman. My mother turned into a depressed woman and addicted to benzo for all her life and tried suicide couple of times, my uncle turned into a violent and a tyrant against every single kid of his three marriages and used to beat his wife too and promise his whole life he would murder my grandma if he found her, forcing my mom to always hide her throughout my grandma's life, and both I and my cousins were deeply affected by that. I even had to develop a bit of an Atlas complex when my mom got divorced few years ago, turning into the "patriarch" of the house despite being a third-world teenager in his first job. I try the hardest to not turn the whole situation in my house in an Oedipus' disaster as Jordan described when talking about that Crumb documentary, since my mother is overly-reliant of me, both economically, emotionally and sometimes even physically to the point of crippling quite a bit of her own independence, and I'm too afraid to change this until she finds a good husband whom we can both trust, since she is suicidal and self-destructive. I couldn't stop myself from turning into a bit of a degenerate though, in may aspects of life, and that's why I empathized so much with the Crumb's. I hope our family's sin is forgiven before if befalls in my grand-grandchildren's lives, it must stop on the fourth generation.

[@allycat0508]

My cousin and prayed declaring freedom from what I concluded our family curse. We prayed it stopped with our generation. I pray you and yours are set free from those chains in Jesus name

[@chubbtonihi6941]

You can stop the continuum of generational sin, by like Abraham walk with God and keep his Commandments. And I believe like the paralgetic at the pool, Jesus said to him,," would Thou be healed" Jesus said,,"take up thy bed and walk", by faith he believes and after many many years he casts his fears aside and took up his bed and walked. God wants us to walk like Abraham not without obstacles in our lives. But with purpose and meaning that God's will has a purpose in our lives. For You and Me and our families and friends.

[@cherylr444]

Amen 🙏💜🙏

[@claudiadickerman4218]

Turn it ALL over to the Lord dear one as the kind of mess that has been the story of your family for generations may well be that demonic spirits inhabit your family ancestry . You can stomp it out by getting yourself right with the Lord Jesus and asking for help to evict any and all demonic spirits from your present day family. I know that there are a lot of people who don't have a clue just how bad a mess so many families have been and still are. Satan has targeted families for the express purpose of destroying the unit that God invented to make humans function properly. I pray that you make it out of the mess with your hand in HIS hand, as it sure sounds like you need to flee the snake pit for sure!

[@dustinmckennon]

My cat watched this...he’s a Lion now!

[@Sabrina_Elizabeth]

Cute!

[@deziderious6510]

Damn, that was funny and cute. Thats true. And JP just became a new kind of Chuck Norris! Genius! 😂😂😂

[@user-bk9tz6pw1e]

😂

[@cindylewis6573]

🐱🦁💞

[@jpielemeierpianist]

bravo! JP is actually reiterating what the Bible says itself about Sodom and Gomorrah: Ezekiel 16:49 "Now this was the sin of your sister Sodom: She and her daughters were arrogant, overfed and unconcerned; they did not help the poor and needy." also i am so happy, and it was a personally powerful moment, when he mentioned Magnolia, my favourite film. love this man! keep slaying

[@TheDangerousNate]

Don't forget Ezekiel 16:50: "And they were haughty, and committed abomination before me: therefore I took them away as I saw good."

[@marymanzitti9472]

Dudeist Pianist I

[@robertbowes3118]

I pray for you Jordan, thank you for thinking long and hard about these stories which some take literally, I recommend it, it's quite freeing and full of wonder. I really appreciate that you would take the time to look into these stories deeply and share your thoughts.

[@goldfishi5776]

This one session has the most important set of lessons to keep in life.

[@909One92]

The question he asks at 1:42 “are you in place that you should leave” is what I’m thinking about our continued residence in California.

[@davidcolson5018]

Come to Texas!

[@adampindell]

Stay and help fix it!!

[@clare5687]

And there’s your sign

[@marcomartinez4514]

I left California to Texas. Best choice I've made

[@fortusvictus8297]

Yet another comment thread that aged well

[@hobbsmakescomics]

"Maybe there is no reason to be so God damn hopeless, except that it's easier to be useless." One of the best lines in this entire thing. I love listening to this man.

[@pamkazmaier3753]

Thank you for your lectures on the Bible stories. It's an important book, not easily understood by us. You clarify the principles so well I am able to apply them practically.

[@mattpalillo7569]

Dr. Peterson, Tank you. You've made a huge difference in my life. The world is a better place with you in it.

[@martinlagrange8821]

This has been one of the most moving lectures I have ever heard - and has changed my life for the better, and I express my great gratitude to Dr. Peterson for sharing his insight to the scriptures in a manner that is so refreshing it is wonderful and marvellous.

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Love I can just drop in at any time in any Peterson talks and it's still pure understandable wisdom

[@sourceartists1353]

I have listened to all the series like 3 times in the last month. Movies and music set to the side. Just this.

[@emadaldougleh6927]

"When you leave somewhere that's not good, you wash the dust off your feet" That's a hell of an articulated thing to say...and a truth that needs to be accepted and applied by speech and action... it's like you're not there anymore get the dust you've got from there off your feet and get moving.

[@peperonypeperony7955]

Keep doing what you do, bucko.

[@felixclifford1897]

Except if it doesn't serve your highest potential, then you better look out!

[@bjornfinkelburgensteinski4629]

Tame the Impaler bucko? You're gay.

[@newfiecanadian]

I just can't understand how some people don't like/love Jordan Peterson. It must be only people who haven't really listened to him speak. He's just so sincere, intelligent, insightful, witty, careful but daring, humble but bold. And when he really laughs at something--so endearing. I pray he'll stay on the straight and narrow and come to really believe too, if he doesn't yet.

[@russelldobson1133]

Careful but daring,humble but bold,well put

[@vanessale7293]

So glad to have you back healthy again. Prayers and support from Canada! The world needs you. Canada needs you.

[@michaeljavelin2516]

250 minutes that are pure pleasure fun deep eye opening and so much more. Thank you so much for all your teachings and help as I see millions of people to open their eyes and make them be a better version of themselves assume responsibility and improve the world. God bless you

[@ajellis2891]

I'm starting my first day at an internship tomorrow and I would never feel as collected and realistic about it if I hadn't been watching these lectures. Thanks, Doc Peterson for all the advice and instruction on how to sort myself out. It is the enlightening message I've been looking for.

[@baguiobroom1]

Same effect on me.. helped me face the day..

[@05KawBoy700]

"you need to look where you haven't looked for what you don't have". Thank you Dr. Peterson for taking the time to clearly articulate these messages.

[@sheilaberrigan9736]

I watched this series , didn't want to miss a word, watched Exodus...superb!! Now watching this series again. I love it. Very rewarding. Thankyou so much

[@MsSlim81]

You remind me of my dad. I wish he was still alive so we could listen to this together and discuss. It wish we could both meet you and I could listen to him talk to you.

[@JohnSmith-qs5fg]

When you let go of things that no longer serve you, that space is available for the things that will. If your going to expend the energy to run, do it TOWARD something you want/need, not AWAY from what you don't.