"They are guided by their intuition", Jordan Peterson "if they are real artists."

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[@TheArchangel911]

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[@eline1072]

Sad thing is, this society does not understand this. To all artists out there, you are very important, you are seen, you don’t need to be like others, your sensitivity is your superpower. Keep on doing what you are here to do ❤️

[@JustAGiirrl]

Thank you❤

[@linnmusic]

[@louisem9710]

"A real piece of art is a window into the transcendent"

[@advocate1563]

Bach, the greatsst exponent of this experience.

[@simplenough]

@@advocate1563 care to list some pieces one should hear?

[@maynardcast]

@@simplenough The Goldberg Variations, Ode to Joy, Beethoven's 5th (the whole thing), Mozart symphony 121, Chopin's nocturne's are good.

[@Nikoloz511]

@@simplenough Mahler symphony - n.5 Beethoven - Symphony n.7 Grieg - Per Gunt Suite Schumann- Piano Quartet op.47 Liszt - Sonata in b minor Bach - Piano concerto in g minor, f minor Prokofiev - Sonata n.7 Also, look for Debussy, Ravel

[@simplenough]

@@Nikoloz511 Much appreciated! I love all classical with a consistent mood

[@mikidomeny1677]

"the worst thing for creative people is to not be creative because they just die."

[@lastfirst3512]

its all we have, but its also all we need.

[@mikidomeny1677]

@@lastfirst3512 In other words: inspiration.

[@lastfirst3512]

@@mikidomeny1677 inspiration is the fuel to the fire. may it continue to spread, always

[@mikidomeny1677]

@@lastfirst3512 may the force be with you, always.

[@lastfirst3512]

@@mikidomeny1677 now that shit just got deep

[@lokisfriend]

He is an artist as well, he paints pictures with his words and his passion clearly shines through.

[@x15Lovex]

Please don’t distort the definition of an artist to be so inclusive, otherwise the word loses its meaning. He’s a clinical psychologist, a professor but not an artist. An artist by its philosophical definition is someone that is original and creates new meanings, cultures, and discourses that is grounded on preceding artists.

[@marctono1]

@@x15Lovex as he originates a distillation of complex meanings and puts it on a platform for, otherwise, lost folk to engage in. He provides a vast articulated and intellectual lens for common people to use. What was only once used by few wealthy people who could afford to study and practice cognition. He bridges the gap as language and meaning infinitely evolve. He is an artist because he serves subjects creatively using his speech.

[@veerlon5507]

@@marctono1 word.

[@Philover]

@@joshthompson9390 but intelligence is also creativity

[@aboodabulaban2867]

@@Philover wrong. intelligence and creativity is two different things. you can be intelligent but low in openness (which is creativity).

[@pennysmith6657]

Took a friend to the opera Madame Butterfly. It's in Italian. She doesn't speak Italian. Half way through, she grabbed me, sobbing, saying "it's so sad, oh God, it's so sad!" That's great art. Listening to Peterson describe the painting, I started crying too. He took me there, to that moment when our mortality touches the immortal, the eternal just beyond reach-so beautiful.

[@garyreams8123]

Thank you.

[@JoeyCap.]

This is a brilliant interpretation of the artist's plight, Jordan's ability to grasp, comprehend, articulate these abstract concepts surrounding existence the human experience and one's souls is a very very rare gift...he is a treasure

[@lesleyelalami2562]

The way he weaves in every discipline as well is fascinating. Like a kaleidescope of rope weaving.... a strand of psychology, Philosophy, one of religion, art, children's stories, sociology, history, politics, everyday humanity issues of existence etc etc. What an artist he is himself. Absolutely amazing life's legacy... and he gives away all of his most personal thoughts, vulnerabilities and understandings. How courageous to stand on the world stage and be so open and vulnerable, combined with wisdom and strength. A life well lived and sharing it without a thought for any gain. Truly inspirational speaker.

[@jamesmonroe3043]

If Mr. Peterson was any more cringe, he'd literally burst into flames!!!! That is a FACT!!!!

[@ToughVato]

He is a gift from god if you are even lucky enough to even understand what it means to invoke god

[@salpalo92]

I’ve never seen Jordan Peterson be so vulnerable; it felt like he was talking to his wife or best friend.

[@lesleyelalami2562]

Speaks from his open heart for all the world to see. Very courageous man and what a lifetime's legacy. He deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for the Divine Light he's opened up to the world for free, bless him.

[@crypsisjim]

When I watch him talk and ask myself the question "who is he talking to?" I think the answer is: himself.

[@agosesco7134]

I've always, since I was really little (and I'm 15), engaged with art and was perplexed and mesmerised by art, especially artworks and animation. I always found meaning in the unknown. When a mystery presents whether is in school, internet, the streets, etc I get this feeling of wanting to know more and engage with it as much as possible. I love the process of discovering mystery and the journey it takes to know, understand and articulate it to get to the truth. Hearing Jordan talk about this motivates me to follow a creative career. Idk I just wanted to rant a little about my life, potential and future. I get really anxious and scared of the future but I also look forward to it, It's a strange feeling. Sorry for any grammar errors, English isn't my first language. Also its 3am woops

[@josephbrandenburg4373]

You should check out Blender. It's a free and open source 3D art/animation app. I started in high school, when I was 16, and I've been using it for 6 years now.

[@AustrianEconomist]

I really identify with your comment. Hope you're doing well, friend. Hope you're on your way to finding your path (:

[@dasociety129113]

Youre a smart kid keep working hard !

[@fkdgndgjndfjinhd]

Your comment was articulated very well for English not being your first language!!! Also you have a very bright mind, it seems you have a gift of writing!

[@Rowdeekid]

Growing up sucks bad, enjoy your childish glee while it lasts.

[@ChrishBlake]

This is true. One of the worst things I've EVER done is not buy this incredible painting I once saw. I said to myself it was out of my price range because I was pushing on broke and depressed, but it was actually affordable considering the priceless, eerie, transcendental feeling I got from looking at it - I literally almost cried. $100 repays itself quickly in some cases. The image of it still haunts me to this day. It is literally burned in my mind for eternity. DON'T DO THAT!

[@TheGiantMidget]

Pink floyd has this effect on people. That music really takes people to another dimension

[@normcorecowboy6863]

100% agree. Pink Floyd, Hendrix’s univibe solos, and Tool have a transcendent quality that I haven’t experienced in other music. Maybe I just like the particular places those artists take me, but that numinous “vibe” is what I want in my own music...if I could only learn to follow my intuition, bc that’s what makes the sounds sound.

[@HodsBroo]

Those who don't understand what it's like to be facing the unknown, it's truly a dark lonely place yet you're in a busy world of people who can't even begin to comprehend it.

[@ShawnStack1]

“Beauty is one pathway toward God.” Yes. The danger is believing that the beauty is always symmetrical, because it tends toward repetition of the same. We must change to become beautiful, or to even apprehend it’s idea.

[@goodtogo2876]

another danger is making things ugly, thinking that youre on a way to discover more or a deeper beauty, while actually staying nothing but ugly. Communists that hate their own culture and the cultures history of art do that. Picasso for examble.

[@rhythmnblues9195]

This is a man that is truly interested in people. You can tell how passionate he is about the human mind...

[@misterparadise9542]

Absolutely brilliant - and well titled. They are guided by intuition if they are artists and not propagandists.

[@AntiheroYouth]

Thank you man, thank you for taking the time to upload all these. You are appreciated heavily, these are helping so much.

[@m3staken983]

right!! the clips are perfect cause it's hard for me to find time for the full lectures unless I think its crucial info.

[@Balthazar2242]

I've been trying to do this in my own life. You find something that interests you, and you may not understand why it interests you, but it just does. So you pursue that and embody it and see where it takes you. Act out your intuition creatively and see what you create. Like, when you're creating a song, don't think, "I want to create a sad song about ___" just unleash yourself to write whatever sounds interesting to you and whatever sounds and words you like, and that intuition can guide you.

[@PaperKitty99]

I’m an artist and totally agree.

[@dyllicarray2266]

I appreciate Peterson's realization of the Divine in art 🙏🏵️🌅✝️

[@cesarheck1993]

I LOVE Jordan's passion about the things he can grasp with his very guts. I really admire people who cant only understand things at a rational level but at the symbolic level too. Wonderfull.

[@clarkey661]

Wow. Yet again. Mind blown. Modern philosophy at its finest. Watching him go into his own mind and verbally interpret endless wonders like that is an experience in itself.

[@user-su8rr3cr7k]

well said

[@ScottVeggies]

Without knowing it, thats exactly how i see him too. In fact i feel like a modern day philosopher as well but just havent had my chance to reflect to an audience. My mind is chaotic. I feel connected to every thing and every one. I feel emotions when i walk into a room. I have felt my whole life like i was meant to change the world or inspire the change in one way or another. But tonight i feel as if it will never happen. As if i will die inside trying to make ends meet. Kinda unloaded in the comments but philosophy is an art lost on this generation and when you mentioned philosophers it clicked in my head that Jordan is exactly that

[@clarkey661]

@@ScottVeggies The divide has happened, evoloution is upon us. Evoloution accelerates under pressure, use the negative to motivate and then direct the change. Negativity can be the wind in your sails but you're still at the helm. You are never alone.

[@obsideonyx7604]

Going to confirm this with local punk rockers. Wish me luck and pray I don't get stabbed.

[@BigBuddhaTV]

Did it worked?

[@OcculticTrendsXV]

@@BigBuddhaTV nah he definitely got stabbed up

[@veerlon5507]

R.I.P.

[@SpongeBath_ShitPants]

You're statistically way more likely to get stabbed at a rap show lol.

[@casualhoosier2813]

F

[@sLOMO_77]

Of everything said here "they're guided by their intuition, if they're real artists, otherwise they're just propagandists..." was, to me, the most profound and farthest reaching. That sentence comes through my head multiple times a week in multiple scenarios and lines of thought, most often definitely in doing work and in meeting new people, in coming to know who they are and then who they think they are. what ideas of themselves they suffer under. or that i do.

[@coolstorybro6076]

* As an artist who paints 1 million gallon giant water tanks in the scorching deserts of Las Cruces, New Mexico.... I truly appreciate this man's message!

[@ivywild628]

I brought poetry into my life, Ted Hughes in particular. And Wow...its a go to for me if I'm down, stressed, need to take my mind off anything, if I'm bored, and if I want inspiration. The process of working his poems out to me is a journey indeed. I go off on a tangent and learn all sorts of things to do with absolutely anything. His stories are so in me when I'm reading them I'm almost there inside them. When you find that - Hold on to it and it will take you everywhere.

[@mammadingo9165]

He has helped me in more ways than I ever fathomed possible ...as a lost artist I must create art never knew what I was creating ...after loss and tragedy I looked back at my art ...and my conscience knew what I needed to know

[@mikebliss3153]

The ending of this is great.

[@mikebliss3153]

@@BonRain8734 I might be mistaken, but isn't it a scene from the Princess Bride? I was referring more to the Punk Rock Observation.

[@MatterIsNotSolid]

I've been wondering where the people like Einstein, Beethoven, Jung, Newton, Tesla..... are in today's society. It seems like we've had these savants, these people who far exceed the general population to a greater extent in the past than we do today. Where are all of our great thinkers? I'm really beginning to believe that Mr. Peterson represents one of those people. If for no other reason than he can bring the combination of the things that he's read and studied into a context and description that the general population can understand and benefit from.

[@AustrianEconomist]

@Daniel Kopland That's exactly right. People like Elon Musk or Tobias Lutke (CEO of Shopify). Then there's Jordan Peterson in psychology and religion, Bob Murphy in economics, Stephan Kinsella in legal theory, Stephen Hawkings in physics... we have our fair share of legendary thinkers lol

[@chowcollection]

Hi there, regarding artists, I thought you might enjoy my documentary, it's about art patronage today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZTaeHmCrsaUopY

[@eastern8699]

cursed with the necessity of putting a foot out in the unknown and trying to make sense of it. absolutely

[@brianlaborde4536]

It took me 43 years to accept that I'm an artist and I truly love what I do.. My medium used has always been the different businesses that I create. I've always had a sense of guilt because work isn't supposed to be fun right? Also I see a lot of entrepreneurs get vilified for becoming rich. Could you image society shaming an artist for selling a painting for 10m? Lol

[@razielwald6344]

Brilliant. Every word you said in this lecture speaks to me in so many levels I cannot even describe this. I also get massive frissions(an inner strong emotional bound that comes like waves on the body, eargasem if one wonna call) from music, and I started engage more and more in art too and that the most meaningful thing I did in my life. Thank you in your brilliant observant of the transcend and I wish all this complex mix of paradoxical things called life I would gather things from there

[@Selrisitai]

I think you meant _frisson._

[@mosaic.emom1234]

God is The Artist,The Poet,The Creator....u name it

[@spiralsun1]

He is speaking with the words I said so long ago. When I first met him. The cathedral thing. I used it as an analogy with science in my book. It’s good to see that people do listen sometimes and the suffering of my life was not for nothing. I know it wasn’t for me. In the eons I have traveled through I have seen and learned much. That’s why I want to help humans evolve. In a cathedral, the singular light pours through the windows in multicolored fragments which reflect the singular light and meaning of all life. Reason enough for me to build and learn. ❤️🌈👁 To stare into the sun and not be blind, to stand with the creator in glory. Reason enough for all pain. To love the pain which motivates the fulfillment of the destiny of the soul. This is awesome 😎

[@0neangrypanda]

Im a Artist, even studying it in a University in germany and Jordan is right: a real Artist is guided by his Intuition.

[@fluid77prescience24]

"...we gaze at them (great works of art worth a billion dollars) in ignorance and wonder...the unknown shines through them at us...well that's the role of art..and artists...they are contending with the unknown." Dr Peterson, illustrating "being a monster at powerful articulation and speaking the truth". Thank you.

[@yeye3999]

As an artist that has been chasing craftsmanship and disregarding my intuitive part, I now after a long time regret it. I've always thought people have stories to tell in their heads and that mine are shit. That anyone can draw from imagination and that I should focus on developing my skill to be a better draftsman and that there's no such thing as drawing from imagination but drawing from memory. I'm not sure that's true, I've always drawn and written from intuition, I think Stephen king would say that I've always worked as a gardener, gardeners don't think, they react to their environment. Instead I find myself being less able to rely on my intuitive ability the less I trust myself, people who need rules to create do not have the ability, but they're trying to aquire it. It's almost as if I've loathed myself for not being able to create the same thing twice, how hard I've tried to draw like Steve Huston or Glenn vilppu has just made me grow sick of making art. I think I'm finally understanding what I should do. How bleak view of the world we have today, we need to revitalize belief in the unknown. **rant over**

[@mikidomeny1677]

"real piece of art is a window into the transcendent." brilliant

[@SetMeFree]

I’ve never heard anyone speak about artists this highly. My weight fluctuates throughout each year because I have to traverse between Heaven and Hell in order to top my latest pieces. I know I have to stay up all night, indulge in substances that activate different parts of my brain, isolate myself, and have a crap diet in order to go a little further into Hell. Once I honor my visions, I immediately get disciplined with fitness, diet, and cut off substances cold turkey. I’ll voluntarily go through the withdrawal stage because I feel like my destiny depends on me returning to optimal health. Depending on if I’m possessed by a creative vision, I’ll either weigh 180 pounds at 6’3, or 205 and jacked. I’ll fluctuate about 2-3 times a year. I have no choice when the visions come and I know I’ll suffer more if I fail to finish the piece.

[@GVSHvids]

sounds intense

[@chrisfazio9934]

Why do you need to have a crap diet?

[@NaNa-re3wc]

True artists don’t need drugs and alcohol to create something original or to induce creativity. Their own natural eccentricities and unfiltered perceptions are enough to create something unique and thought provoking that has exceptional depth and potential to change the world. It’s dependent on who they are and how they see the world, not what chemicals they decide to put in their body.

[@NaNa-re3wc]

@SørenCast Z Just keep in mind that just because someone is mentally ill, that doesn’t make them an artist either. Not all crazy is creative, sometimes they’re just crazy. I feel like you’d like the book Hidden Habits of Genius though. Great book.

[@kennethazor]

I understand.

[@geoffreycurrie5949]

Hi Jordan. I am from Toronto. I took a trip to Europe in 1999 and I realised I had to live elsewhere in order to grow creatively. I've lived in Asia, colombia, England and Spain. You are spot on about transcendence. Art, image and colour are connecting us to the underlying unseen forces which push and pull our bodies minds and souls. Moreover, they are manipulating them on a basic level. There is so much more for humans to learn. We don't know what we don't know.........

[@normcorecowboy6863]

I saw a glass of water in a display case titled “Oak Tree” in the Moma in London on a high school study abroad trip in 2005. It made me cynical towards capital A Art for a long time, until I discovered JBP and Pageau. Being raised catholic in the rural south, I have a receptor for the experience of being awash in the grandiose sacredness of liturgical art but I also identify with the humble protestant farmer energy. Mixed into that is the thirst I still have for the raw emotional power inside the black holiness churches I went to a few times as a kid with my nanny. I don’t know what art is but i know a glass of water with a clever title ain’t it. 🤠

[@jonaswunderkind4580]

Basically two year MA program delivered in 11 min. :) God bless this man.

[@noreenpurple645]

Wow....that was so emotionally encouraging.❤️🌹

[@matthewsawczyn6592]

"We gaze at them in ignorance and wonder."

[@TheArtbdw]

This has to be the best explanation of art and about artists that I’ve ever heard.

[@reyinfante7779]

Peace & Prosperity

[@goldbluetears]

this felt like I was listening to him for a hour. So much, in so little time!

[@smashypeople]

he always motivates me to get back to my art.

[@CalledForSuchA7imeAs7his]

I cried. Well said

[@user-vv4lo5yz3h]

Brilliant! ending Is perfect 🙏

[@keedeecodiac9231]

Never heard anyone describe art this way.

[@angelinemarsland]

Yes

[@wormsnake1]

This man is a blessing.🙏♥️.x

[@carolineharnish5633]

superb communication with a very clear use of humour!

[@jenniferdehner2108]

I love the passion he has

[@jfish032]

The man's a genius.

[@madison_drew]

What amazing jewels 💎 of pure wisdom

[@Ieueseuei]

“Every human is an artist. The dream of your life is to make beautiful art.”-Don Miguel Ruiz “ 'Learning' will cease and Reality will become known when it comes to pass that every human being is an Artist”-Austin Osman Spare

[@anondoggo]

In this video Dr. P explains how concepts from the unknown are brought into articulation-- through embodied response, imaginative representation, exploration, and articulation. He highlights the critical role of art in facilitating this process and stresses the importance of making a connection with art and beauty. "A real piece of art is a window into the transcendant. You need that in your life because you are finite and limited and bounded by your ignorance and lack your of knowing. Unless you can make a connection with the transcendant you don't have the strength to prevail" "Beauty is a pathway towards God"

[@blanchegreco7201]

This was a great summary 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Joefest99]

Wow! 😲

[@izawaniek2568]

I love this Man’s heart and mind! :-)

[@imasciencegeek]

Best JBP video.

[@theyra]

🔥🔥🔥

[@gizahgin1]

As a strong intuitive when I write or paint I find myself ...my spirit ...is living the moment of the written story or the painting ... the horse which is alive on canvas in the moment each brush stroke. I am undoctrirnated artist...raw gifted talent. This intuition guides my earthly being daily walking among the people.

[@cuckoo61]

The unknown shines through them at us... Chills

[@johnmoser9731]

I'm artistic and I haven't been as artistic as I should be lately. I need to be more artistic.

[@bradmontgomery5575]

Sometimes you have to give yourself permission to be bad at something in order to start.

[@TheAflix]

It's rare to see a person talking with so much passion and audacity, and being creative and articulate at the same time. He's giving everything he has for that talk!!

[@zigzag4987]

Cuz that's what they have to do! I do believe the good doctor has just amused himself.. priceless. xP

[@isaacy.3227]

As a punk rock/ deathcore/ metalcore kid, I love this. I find musical cathedrals in various albums; Songs, or certain parts of songs, contain both harsh, brutal and angry-sounding evil, chaotic elements and beautiful, clean and clear, soothing and calm elements. It's like the clean and calm is the light of God shining into the forest of worldly chaos of the harsh and angry parts (like Jordan's description of gothic cathedrals), and some artists nail that down so perfectly I just throw my headphones down and want to cry. I play violin, mostly bluegrass fiddle but I can and have done a lot of classical. Likewise I sing, I can and have done musicals, hymns and contemporary Christian songs. At the same time, though, I get behind my drum kit and double pedal-blast beat-breakdown my way forward aided by my harsh china cymbal stack, and I develop my low, open growls and high, shrill frye screams to the metalcore and deathcore chaotic rhythm. It's the balance between light and dark, the grey. It's Jordan's expose on knowing both how to be good and how to be evil, how true gentleness comes from knowing how and having the ability to be bad and overpowering, yet voluntarily choosing to be civil and safe, but in musical form. Still not sure how my new interest in rappers like J Cole and Vince Staples fits into this lol.

[@clintcalvert9250]

Passion is art.

[@KayFlowidity]

2:55 Unknown to Known 4:30 Rule of Art👌👌👌 5:08 Curse of Creatives 7:50 Art imitates Life

[@sandywinnnerman2156]

I’m moved by his passion as much as his ideas.

[@masoudmaani]

This is perfect

[@user-su8rr3cr7k]

vitality

[@jaklegend3]

This was near unbearable for me to watch. So much passion. I loved it.

[@artyougladweallsuffer2490]

Loss of self guides intuition, to recognize these characteristics that emerge through desires or lack there of and watch how they dance on our perception and experience is truly embodied in any true artistic outward expression manifesting a perceptional transfer of emotional experience, art can be so simple that everyone gets it or embodies everybody while no one understands, c'est la vie

[@MrJamberee]

No idea what you're talking about. I don't think you know, either.

[@artyougladweallsuffer2490]

@@MrJamberee thanks for the constructive criticism, I have difficulty articulating things in a more palatable manner because I forget not everybody comprehends what they are perceiving. Your life is a song are either playing along with it or you're trying to find another tune, true artist see this and try to express it without actually saying so that's the nature of intuition his to know your purpose in place and also adapt to anything that arises, sort of like jazz if you're so inclined

[@migueis007]

Wow

[@BUGZYLUCKS]

true

[@WesleyCookChannel]

I'm just satisfied I finally heard him say "fuck" lol

[@paulhelliwell9748]

Passion iis an art and art is a passion

[@taylorjohnson4943]

The entire world and everything in it to be equated to the beauty, just any one particular place.

[@overplayed3553]

make the right choices

[@ondanomada]

I love this man. I wish he was happier, I wish he could at least laugh and smile more often in public, although he's under too much preasure for that. Anyways, I owe him tones. Thanks Sir

[@amyjkr]

That is where I am right now, having been awakened to the reality of my narcissistic and sadistic husband after 15 years, and then spending another 4 trying to understand before I finally got to the end of my rope. During that suffering, I started doing art again, and writing again. But I still can't get an image or a sentence to explain the reality. I will keep trying though. It is the only way to understand. It is the only thing that might save me.

[@s4bes191]

what are you doing now?

[@Kinghassz]

You probably already have, but look into Narcissistic abuse and Codependency.

[@jonathanalpart7812]

Guided By Voices.

[@mattherbig5956]

A perfect thumbnail

[@kimonryu1]

the last part about the punk rocker is gold.

[@mysticradha832]

8:26 window into the Transcendence, word. Thank you for explaining what I do as a Mystic artist. It's funny and beautiful how us humans help each other out on our path, I don't always know what to call what I do or how to analyze it. But I just keep doing it I explore the vast world the intuitive and every day I strive to show people what the art can bring forth. Again thank you

[@AR-mu4zq]

Where can I see your work?

[@gabehunter1502]

I would love to hear Mr. Peterson lecture on the meaning of an axis- mundi.

[@danilotroncoso9170]

Finally, a satisfactory explanation of art.

[@thedolphin5428]

This guy just channels. Sometimes he knows he is, consciously -- sometimes he just does, unconsciously. Such a gem.

[@egs9700]

Life is all about skill

[@andres.alegre]

What a pastor

[@hans1187]

"..and they don't know what they are doing exactly" - I don't know what it's like in other countries, but here in Germany, if you create something as an "Artist", you always have to attach some kind of explanation as to WHY you did what you did. Especially if you want to get some funding. It's really horrible. Maybe that's one of the reasons why today Germany is so poor, not economically, but culturally. It's run by a horde of utilitarists who have no clue about the process.

[@chowcollection]

Hi Hans, I thought you might enjoy my documentary, it's about art patronage today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZTaeHmCrsaUopY

[@danielbuege1]

This one speaks to me. You can tell he gets a little emotional towards the end when he's talking about how art is a pathway to God

[@rcredmon]

Art is the physical manifestation of one's thoughts upon the real world.

[@hannahmartin9056]

10:38 Bellatrix Lestrange is a Jordan Peterson fan apparently...I guess everybody has their secrets.

[@OneManCanStopTheMotorOfWorld]

As a former musician that used to tour warped tour with bands like Sum-41 I approve this message 🤙

[@evans2267]

sum 41 is shit

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

one of my favorite movies

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

i was one the best salesmen in my time. .my first year out of college i sold 100 million, doubled my companies business my freshman year... .nuke sales.. my customers didnt want zig ziglar, or how to influence your friends and enemies,.. my customers wanted the truth..everyone else was trying to gladhand and friend customers with junk.. i told the truth and didnt sugar coat it.. the good bad and ugly.. i hate salesmen..i buy now

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

GOD tries to tell you the truth

[@shannonarchie3681]

art is a window into a transcendent

[@VonSolo5]

🙌⚡️🙌