You Must Integrate Your Shadow! (or you will stay weak & naive forever) - Jordan Peterson Motivation

You Must Integrate Your Shadow! (or you will stay weak & naive forever) - Jordan Peterson Motivation
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A story with no conflict is boring and useless. Overcoming the problem is the most interesting aspect.

[@justind6871]

I no longer follow Peterson's teachings. In Christian thought, true strength is often seen not in one’s capacity to harm (or deter harm through the threat of reciprocal action), but in one's capacity to do good in the face of evil, to forgive, and to show grace. This is considered not naive, but a profound understanding of God's will and a deeper reflection of God's character, as shown in Romans 12:21: "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good."

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The fact that he values Jung's wisdom more than the Bible says a lot about him.

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