Your Conscience Is Always Telling You The Next Step - Jordan Peterson

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[@SuccessArchive]

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[@rageaxis9777]

PROOF READ YOUR SHIT MATE

[@annamaria1929]

Success Archive the subtitles on this are cringeworthy. Not only that but the visuals are laughable! “LAW”??? Just one example! Get your act together! In the words of JBP “Clean up your life “

[@444ous]

10:47 He says Ayn Rand and not an R.

[@ReEeMixXx96]

3:10 He says "Well that's something to aim for"

[@dlbcomposer]

10:16 what are "heaven nuts?"

[@frogger2513]

This man cares so deeply for humanity. He strives to help you understand all the beauty and pain in this world.

[@blokclok]

And yet the demented leftists try to stop him at every turn...

[@jerrygreene1493]

In one recent lecture on 'the mind of a killer', he says he could kill and torture people. Would that qualify as caring for humanity? I suppose he cares, on the other hand he never has anything smart and useful to say. Change my mind if you can.

[@blokclok]

greene high...don't grab at straws...

[@jerrygreene1493]

@@blokclok Ok lets not grab at straws, rather go after the bigger issue, i.e. is Jordan Peterson a smart guy sharing smart ideas, or is he an arrogant know it all rarely capable of stringing together a single paragraph of useful thought. Here is another example: JORDAN PETERSON BEST MOMENTS 2018: 'There are some profound thinkers.' [Then JP rattles off his list, apparently to illustrate that he knows who the profound thinkers are.] 'You don't get to be an atheist when the people you attack are naïve fundamentalists.' 'We have an ethos that is valuable. You scientist types are casually dismantling it, what the hell are we supposed to do, there is something valuable here. The new atheists wish that everyone will become rational.' [Let's try to make sense of this 'Best Moment'. You don't get to be an atheist? I don't get to not believe in God? Atheist is a belief. Who the heck is going to stop me from believing or not believing in God? Scientist types are dismantling the ethos? WTF does that mean? What is a new atheist? Someone who is an atheist now, or someone who just became an atheist? Atheists want people to be rational? What is wrong with that? My question to Roasted Liberals or any JP fan -- if these are JP's best moments, I hate to see his worst.]

[@blokclok]

One of the great 21st Century Christian thinkers....stopping young men from needing "safe spaces", helping them become real men...

[@soaceba]

The realness in his voice, he has experienced a lot of what he speaks.

[@goldenwolf128hna5]

How very True. A Man with a Heart of gold. ❤❤❤

[@bokim1061]

True. Only those who went hungry know the pain of hunger. Otherwise, it is all just academic.

[@penelopelambson9128]

Michael Max reaches deep into the souls of many.

[@saadzaheer3451]

Felt it right in my heart

[@rodamohamoud236]

Indeed, you can tell...

[@tomb2574]

My Dad died on December 9th of last year. He changed his plans and decided to be buried instead of cremated two days before he died. I live 1350 miles away. He has three sons and one daughter. I am a middle son, but I was the only one of his kids that showed up. I handled it all and spent $9,000 out of my pocket to honor his wishes. It took untilJune 4th, his birthday, before I broke down and cried. I called in sick to work and broke down alone. His headstone got mounted last week. I miss my father so much and there were more than him that made me a man of strength and a man that doesn’t share the pain of doing it all alone. Keep up the good workJordan.

[@JohnDoe-id1es]

I wish you all the strength in the world to help deal with your loss, and to carry on your Dad's legacy. I'm sure he is proud of you. Best wishes...

[@boogyjuggy]

good on you, cheers

[@je7452]

May he rest in peace, Tom. You did very well. He would've been proud of you, I'm sure of it. May God give you strength and bless you. Sending prayers and support ❤❤

[@KingCoCo]

Your strength of character and resolve will carry you through life. You will prevail. Bless you! 💯🙏🏾

[@shoogle8953]

Stay strong know your Dad knows your efforts. You were meant to have done this.Your siblings were not chosen for this part. God bless that you reacted to that still small voice to do what was needed.

[@nastasiaj]

How can people demonize this man? We live in a crazy world.

[@Beecus]

I honestly believe it's because of an almost mass hysteria... (come to think of it, it's almost like The Emperor's New Clothes) It's become almost trendy to demonize him and if you don't you're not part of the hysteria and therefore "the enemy".. if you see what I mean? Also for a lot of... (hmm, how do I put this tactfully?) weaker minded people, it's easier to attack some one who presents your own truth to you rather than accept it yourself.. does that make sense? It does in my head haha.

[@Eva-Libi]

Simon Beech, yes it does to me🙃 thanks sunshine, much love and respect to you and your family. You near perfectly articulated my personal experience with someone very dear to me. Thank you. Being as close to it as I am, there was too much overwhelmed with hurt. So God blessed me to read what you wrote, cheers sunshine🙃

[@BLAZINGINGPHOENIX]

Because hes not ok with ppl chopping off there dicks and then claiming there a man you know cos being able to say that a cat is a dog is now clearly just a choice and not a biological inpossobility

[@jerrygreene1493]

In every interview JP establishes himself as an absolute loon. I am just not sure which to share as a top contender there are so many tying for 1st place. But check this one: IDENTITY POLITICS and the MARXIST LIE 1. 'What has been happening under the subsurface of easily perceptible reality manifest itself at many layers.' 'You need to specify the level of analysis before you can move forward properly.' 2. 'This era of increasing polarization, a serious war of ideas.' 'It is necessary to understand the war of ideas.' 3. 'Some people have more privilege than other people.' 'You cannot throw everything away that runs contrary to your deepest moral instincts.' 4. 'For Marx the world view is a never ending battle between the oppressor and the oppressed. 5. An economic view that people are fundamentally motivated by economic motives. I never did buy that theory.' [Tell me why no one sees through the complete sham of this guy? Let's analyze how much crap he offers in just the first two minutes. 1. His point is that what? You need to think? 2. In another interview he says the US is not more polarized than it has been in the past, thus completely contradicting himself here. An antidote to chaos? The guy is mental chaos incarnate. 3. Some people are more privileged? Gee thanks for updating me on something everyone already knows. 4. How long has Marx been dead? Why does anyone care what he thought. Does JP ever offer a solution to any current world issue? Not that I have noticed. 5. JP does not think that making money is a fundamental motive? A label of absolutely insane and self-deluded fits JP like a glove.]

[@CMO999]

@@jerrygreene1493 hmmm I'm not seeing much substance in your critique, mostly shallow negativity. Why are you so bitter?

[@garrygballard8914]

I'm going to be 68 in another month and I'm not done yet. Retirement is B.S. If you're still able too, keep living, keep moving forward, keep dreaming. As he says here, be who God intended you to be. As long as you keep working at improving yourself, you will keep moving forward. Don't give up on your life. Live it with all your ❤. And you will never die.

[@makaylahollywood3677]

garry G Ballard, 59 and yes, I keep going, keep smiling, keep living with Joy, Love and Peace of mind. I work on this every day. We all have a chance to make a difference in each moment. Wherever you go, light up the world in a small way; a smile, or in a big way and write a book or do stand-up comedy, watch the birds and the sunset...anything you enjoy:-) God Bless everyone. And, thank you Dr. Peterson.

[@NicolaMaxwell]

Absolutely brilliant inspiring mind set!!

[@DarkOne7777]

​@yolanda jerginson You dont have to shove your atheism in everyone their face... Im not a believer myself but its not that hard to respect other people's belief.

[@garrygballard8914]

@@DarkOne7777 thank you. We are all free to believe what ever we wish. That is the prerogative we have. It's our choice. That is what helps me understand the world around me. I've always said - you can't know something until you understand it. Only when you truly understand it can you know it.

[@richardstark4016]

Your right headed Brother of the Sword.GB oh ya i'm 67.68 in feb 2020 Keep doing Right,run the race and do not stop I hear cheers from above sometime and won't let shame or guilt stop me from the finish I ran my race will kept running it with u hay Is that Paul up ahead?That Dude is fast!R

[@WebMedics]

This brought me to tears. When Dad died right in front of me, I realised I have been wasting so much of my life. Nihilism took over, but stoicism and prof Peterson, amongst others, helped me through. Yes, this life could be pointless, but aren’t we all capable of creating good for others (and ourselves?) I found the service of others to be the most rewarding part of life, I hope this can help you in your struggles as it did me. 🙏🏼

[@lesleesimchasimler11]

I was with my father when he died. I found myself wondering as I listened "WAS I the strongest person at his funeral?" He lives on in me and I am SO GRATEFUL for all he taught me that I still walk out. And I'm 63.

[@observerran8136]

WebMedics i have to ask! What did you do to waste your life? And what did you do to Change it? If you don’t answer its okay, thx

[@aisulu___]

Thats the answer i was looking for, thats something to find it in the comment section on KZbin. Thank you 🌼

[@fs4317]

WebMedics very well said

[@WebMedics]

@@lesleesimchasimler11 Thank you for sharing your strength, I feel the same, I was never as grateful for Dad as I am now. I'll have to let others judge as to whether or not I was the strongest at Dad's funeral, but I know I tried. Thank you for reminding me of the importance of gratitude.

[@lindonzama7475]

I've never heard Dr. Jordans By Peterson's voice so broken and full of emotion. It meaningful but carries a lot of load (I'm heart broken)

[@micktyson1]

i feel like crying...

[@annamaria1929]

Listen to the chapter in 12 rules (Audible), do what is meaningful not what is expedient, at the end of the chapter, when he describes meaning, he is very upset!

[@douca1]

Mr. Peterson truly believes what he says. He's an amazing man.

[@Tim28345]

It amazes how people can attack the character of Jordan Peterson and try to politicize him and put labels on him like "alt right" and all that crap. This man is truly brilliant. Intelligent. So eloquent. I wish the leaders of our world could follow his message and wisdom.

[@arikaGME]

Tim Cullison I believe he is the CS Lewis of this generation

[@Tim28345]

@@arikaGME CS Lewis was great. One of my favorite quotes by him "Do not by any means destroy yourself, for if you live you may yet have good fortune, but all the dead are dead like"

[@yavrum22]

There’s someone who does and she’s running for president. I invite you to visit her site.MARIANNE2020.com. Upraising the human consciousness.

[@RichardHarlos]

@@yavrum22 , your comment here is exploitative. You apparently thought it was a 'good idea' to politicize a video that has nothing to do with elevating partisan values. While you may indeed be sincere in your belief in your candidate, a little discernment on your part would go a long way.

[@Thegooob95]

We elect our leaders, they’re a reflection of us so we as a society must incorporate what he’s saying and then the leadership will follow. That’s the goal

[@noted_insolence1894]

He gets so emotional when he talks about getting young men to actualize into adult men. It shows how deeply he feels this problem is afflicting so many. And yet he isn't blaming anyone. You can tell he is deeply troubled and saddened by the current situation for young men (and young women) and how difficult it has become to find a path for yourself and really become a good man or a good woman. He really is like a guardian for this generation, at least the few who will stumble upon and truly hear him

[@JonnyBeoulve]

He's a very compassionate person, which makes me even more disgusted that mainstream media and many on the left demonize him.

[@Mel-cc9vr]

Beautifully stated. I’m 32, just finishing a pro basketball career and have struggled to give my new life meaning and responsibility. But the last minute of this video gave me Hope.

[@KingCoCo]

Jamelle Cornley got get it homie, the world needs you.

[@Mel-cc9vr]

Dirty Needlez I appreciate this message from you. Truly. I’m on my way.

[@jerrygreene1493]

Sure he acts emotional, I am just not aware of anything smart he has said anywhere. Can you point to something?

[@7times7seas]

I think I'm gonna watch this a gazillion times, during this lifetime. Anybody else? ;)

[@boogyjuggy]

yep

[@margaretmcgarry7796]

Wim Bruynseels yes definitely

[@grldchee]

I started a JP watch again playlist for myself, starting with this video

[@annamaria1929]

Yes but I’m going to record the audio (minus the annoying ad interruption) I listen to 12 rules every day in my car

[@victoriannecastle]

@@annamaria1929 now you make me want to reread it

[@rokpodlogar6062]

i can't but notice in his voice, this is a self reflection.

[@feliscuragi4779]

You feel that he feels you, we, I can be better, magnificent

[@vivieni7920]

He is such an honest, intelligent, and incredible leader- and when his voice broke it was so real. I hope Peterson knows how much we admire him

[@jerrygreene1493]

Can you point to something intelligent he has said? Something you did not know before he said it?

[@Revion91]

​@@jerrygreene1493 Your response feels a little bit like a lure, or a trap, so you can dispute J.P's intelligence. I should remind you that the original comment also listed honesty and leadership, in addition to intellect, as traits Vivien found admirable - so why dispute just the one? If you were truly sceptical about J.P's intelligence, you wouldn't gauge it strictly on what he's said, but rather on what he's written. Go read his academic papers, or his books, if you find yourself undecided on his intellect - I promise it will deliver a far more accurate result than what you would receive from probing the youtube comment section.

[@jerrygreene1493]

@@Revion91 I have listened to dozens of his lectures. I haven't seen him string together a single useful and coherent paragraph anywhere. If you think he is intelligent, point me to something he has said in a YT lecture that you find smart and useful. Thanks. Fans call him a brilliant genius all the time but get annoyed at being tasked to prove it. That of course is the blind sheep phenomena. They love him, they don't know why.

[@aferditapjetra6195]

I love reading the comments of people and all I see in them is gratitude and respect for Jordan Peterson, but I also noticed Jerry Green responding also to some other comments, trying to through poison and dirt to JP figure. How shallow and miserable is your life Jerry, what a parasite mind you have. Its so obvious that you are dead since your birth....!

[@jerrygreene1493]

@@aferditapjetra6195 Clearly people respect JP and worship him as a brilliant genius and one of the finest minds of our times. You guys are not paying attention. The guy is hugely arrogant, spewing loads and loads of useless content, preying on the gullible, sort of like a televangelist. OK he is doing it to make a living, so no criticism of him there, but start paying attention to what he actually says. Soon enough you will see through the emperor's new clothes: JP’s ‘Who Dares Say He Believes in God?’ “What our consciousness seems to be for is to encounter those things that we have not yet encountered. Those things that have not yet been brought into being. For the encounter with potential. To transform the future into the present. You have apprehension about what role your choices might make into transforming that potential into one form of actuality or another. You might make mistakes. You can get out of bed and do the things you are supposed to do..." [Thank you JP for this great wisdom in telling me I can get out of bed and do things.] And from JP FB page: “We, humans, are the only creatures that are aware of our boundaries in space and time. When we discovered time, we discovered the end of our being. That made all the difference when it came to our self-consciousness... We (the sovereign we, the we that has been around since the beginning of life) have lived in a dominance hierarchy for a long time. We were struggling for a position before we had skin, or hands, or lungs, or bones. There is little more natural than culture. Dominance hierarchies are older than trees. The part of our brain that keeps track of our position in the dominance hierarchy is therefore exceptionally ancient and fundamental. It is a master control system, modulating our perceptions, values, emotions, thoughts and actions. It powerfully affects every aspect of our Being, conscious and unconscious alike.” [So a rabbit running from a fox doesn’t understand its boundaries in space and time? So why is it running? And why doesn’t it crash into trees if it is unaware of its boundaries in space? The evolution of my brain is ancient and fundamental? Thank you so much for this credible scientific analysis of what my brain is for. And of what use is it for JP to tell us humans are smarter than animals? Every 2nd grader already knows that.]

[@christopherclewlow6634]

Jordan Petterson, Alan Watts, Carl jung are all the father I never had

[@dunnaredside8460]

Yes. And Terence is the best friend you can talk about literally anything to.

[@azizikasi3671]

True

[@boogyjuggy]

i hear you, cheers

[@ritafernandes7218]

I agree, and I’d add Joseph Campbell...

[@candiceruth10]

What about Wayne Dyer?

[@alcyonae]

How can anyone attempt to slander JP? He speaks the truth like no one else dares or knows how. He tapped on the fundamental nature of human existence.

[@deadair801]

They slandered jesus too. Haters have always been

[@makaylahollywood3677]

I just love this man's message, humble delivery and even his tears; the true sign of God's love.

[@rosariomusumeci3615]

I agree. The emotional state of Peterson is one of the thing that proves to me that his message is not just academic but profoundly human. Thank you.

[@cl759]

The fucking video is nauseating though

[@jerrygreene1493]

Humble delivery? Give me a break, JP is an ego maniac at every turn.

[@makaylahollywood3677]

@@jerrygreene1493 Passionate...I love him. Have a nice day;-)

[@rosariomusumeci3615]

@@cl759 I can understand. Then You should stay away from listen to JP. You probably would enjoy watching something from Bill Clinton or Hillary, or Richard Dawkins o Sam Harris, etcc......

[@Devicca]

This man Jordan Peterson is such a beautiful soul. He has helped me and my son so much. God bless him

[@michaelkay5142]

🌵☦Me too, may God grant him many years!!!☦🌵

[@a32tl]

I wish I could meet with Dr. Peterson one on one every week for a solid year and just pour my heart out to him and listen to his counsel and absorb the genius and goodwill in this great man. I want to be fathered by him.

[@TheMoodyedge]

Me too.... im catastrophically sad. I watch his lectures etc a lot.

[@BitchItsJules]

He would do it. For all of us. That's the weight he carries.

[@foesfly3047]

The world needs more courageous men of character like this one.

[@jerrygreene1493]

Can you point to something smart JP has said in this video?

[@high_carbon]

@@jerrygreene1493 I see that you are (or were two weeks ago) very interested in extracting "something smart" that Mr. Peterson had said from the minds of his observers. I most likely won't be responding to this thread again because I have seen how you interacted with other commenters like myself and have no interest whatsoever in arguing pointlessly until one or both of us is irritated. With that being said however, I would like to state my thoughts briefly and ask for your explanation of why you feel so strongly about him and why it matters so much in five concise points -so that I can understand your point of view with as little detritus to sift through as possible. In my opinion, which is based off of observation of my environment, I think that he has been able to impact so many people positively because he seems to take interest in digging up old and deeply rooted things and then does his best to understand them better. Most people have some basic concept of everything he is talking about (per your 4th graders quip) but have not taken the time to understand the reasons for those things in themselves and in the world. I think that he comes from a place of having done his best to understand the simple fundamentals of society and human thinking as a whole, and then states them as clearly as he can so that everyone who has not taken the time and trouble to deeply investigate these things can have them articulated for them and apply them to the best of their ability -thus causing better self awareness and sensitivity to responsibility and consequences. I think you may be expecting him to be more concerned with scientific things rather than conceptual things? Is this correct? Also, have I said what I meant well or was I not clear and you would like me to clarify some thing that I was trying to say?

[@jerrygreene1493]

@@high_carbon There are two issues; JP giving stand up straight advice to people who can't figure that out for themselves, and apparently helping some people get their lives together. That is all fine. The other issue is him trying to act like a know it all intellect in politics, science, and philosophy. In those he is an embarrassment, absolutely chaotic reasoning and delusional grandeur. I would suggest the APA divest themselves from him as he fairly effectively implicates psychology as sham of fake science masquerading as an undeserving spot in academia. Here is just one sample from his new FB page, if you find anything about it useful or insightful, please clarify: "We, humans, are the only creatures that are aware of our boundaries in space and time. When we discovered time, we discovered the end of our being. That made all the difference when it came to our self-consciousness... We (the sovereign we, the we that has been around since the beginning of life) have lived in a dominance hierarchy for a long time. We were struggling for a position before we had skin, or hands, or lungs, or bones. There is little more natural than culture. Dominance hierarchies are older than trees. The part of our brain that keeps track of our position in the dominance hierarchy is therefore exceptionally ancient and fundamental. It is a master control system, modulating our perceptions, values, emotions, thoughts and actions. It powerfully affects every aspect of our Being, conscious and unconscious alike." [I appreciate your willingness to dig deeper into this issue and in a polite manner, however just briefly on the above paragraph. Only humans are aware of their boundaries in space and time? I guess he is stating here that humans are smarter than animals. That of course is completely pointless and useless and every second grader already knows it. Add to that it is wrong. Animals don't run in to trees or run off cliffs because of course, they know their limits in space and time. And that is just the first sentence. The rest is pure junk also. Add to that that he is so arrogant and self absorbed in every lecture, I personally cannot think of any current public figure that even remotely rivals him in being annoying. The emperor's new clothes analogy fits him pretty well.]

[@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006]

@@jerrygreene1493 1. Are you serious. 2. You need to give a good reason why he's all the adjectives you're calling him. Otherwise, you sound like just another basher with nothing better to do. 2. Your comment is mostly just insults about JP. What are you even fighting for here. 3. The only thing you said that wasn't an insult is the animal bit. Which wasn't even mentioned in JP's message. 4. Again, what are you even fighting for here? 5. I suggest you clean your room, you lobster. 😉

[@jerrygreene1493]

@@weneedmoreconsideratepeopl4006 Yes I am serious. Find any smart thing by JP in this or any other video. All I find is nonsense, e.g.: "The point of free speech is not so you can say whatever you want, the point of free speech is so you can think your way through life without running into a brick wall, you don't go from what you don't know to fully articulated knowledge in one bloody leap, the objectively real elements of things are the most real elements, a tree is extraordinarily real, you can get out of bed and do things, there is something to us, Caucasians should not revert to being white, being Catholic is as sane as you can get, our consciousness is more complex than we realize, logic is structured in a logical way, when something you do causes you pain you tend to not repeat it, we can't look at someone and see their molecular structure, you listen to arguments with your mind".

[@boanerges6886]

"To violate conscience is neither right nor safe" ~Martin Luther~

[@kyrlics6515]

Sex

[@Hammett175]

Neither is hereay.

[@zachfoor]

Hammett175 he cannot and will not recant.

[@someonesomeone25]

My conscience mostly just tells me to drink ...

[@rosariomusumeci3615]

I can't never get enough of the wisdom from Jordan Peterson. Thank you.

[@NicolaMaxwell]

Love this what an inspiration his book is great

[@tonygram5414]

He's always seemed real to me. If you like him or not, he always is the same, his messages to us is to help us. I think he suffers knowing we suffer. Just a authentic human being. Some hate him because he brings out the brokenness in them. They don't want to really know who they are in the mirror, and JP reminds them of their reflection.

[@CloveHitchJack]

I can say unequivocally that I was one of the weakest people at my father's funeral, I was 17 and had no clue what was going on, I never shed a tear until the middle of the ceremony when I just exploded. as a fairly stony and emotionally secretive guy that really shocked me. All I can say is that when the day comes that my mother dies, I will be front and center for her memory.

[@carlosiumanzor9340]

I'm proud of you brother.

[@thorhbar1255]

I carried my mum in. It was the music that got me, but i was more together than the rest of my family - especially my dad, he was (and still is) broken. It's a tough fact of life, death. Peace be with you.

[@sandywhat2429]

He is struggling for sure. Facing the darkness of life as he speaks. Im a fan for sure. He's the parents voice that many of us never had.

[@jessewallace12able]

My favorite thinker of our time. He has done the academic work, the labor at an incredible rate. I can’t believe how well read he is and how he has synthesized western thought into pragmatism. It was my aim to be the strongest person at my mother’s funeral, and I was and I was with her for the last year of her life until the very end. It broke me to watch her die, to be alone with her (I’m an only child), and then to be alone. But Peterson is right, it this immense suffering I have been through that has given meaning to my life. I will live my life forward in her honor. Her name was Ann.

[@jessenelson3936]

I swear it never fails. Someone finally comes out with original ideas, a new perspective and something different from the ages old liberal b.s weve been hearing for too long and people hate on the man. Jordan peterson is offering something besides "if it feels good than do it" and people cant take it.

[@makaylahollywood3677]

Exactly. Keep following the intelligent, hard working believers. Dr. Jordan Peterson is my hero.

[@MsDebbiepolak]

This evil thinking and acting world doesn’t want people to be independent, strong people with better morals, values and character!

[@maulekuul]

As Alan Watts would say, people have a very strange reaction to a holy (fully integrated) person. They can't tell whether they are a saint or a devil. Jordan Peterson is fairly close to divine.

[@MACoote108]

In my opinion this man has come along at just the right moment! You’re amazing Dr Peterson ❤️

[@lyndsieannette957]

What a beautiful, emotionally intelligent man. I hope I meet and marry someone like Dr. Peterson some day.

[@dankonesovic8437]

Dr Peterson is a great person. Everybody should listen to his words of wisdom.

[@chachatruth3534]

AMEN!

[@harrisonrutledge5]

Embrace and endure the suffering. That’s it. And in that suffering, find joy, happiness :)

[@candiceruth10]

He never meant that.

[@greggeverman5578]

I needed that. Thanks a lot.

[@sid9947]

This man utters gold from his mouth ❤️👏🏻

[@Channel-rm8yh]

Jordan is the BEST FRIEND everyone needs.

[@3L3CTR0static]

The emotions he's feeling communicating his message which is soley aimed at making humans better people...no actor could ever imitate this. How can people hate this man, we are crazy beings...

[@mikemarthaller8789]

Along my journey I found being able to separate the pain of "GUILT" and understand the joy of "RESPONSIBILITY" lessened my periods of darkness.

[@soulywomen305]

Could you elaborate on this... I feel like you just spoke to me...

[@mikemarthaller8789]

@@soulywomen305 It is part of my process around Religion and spirituality Religion as I saw it used GUILT in various forms to frighten us into submission. That GUILT sets off a negative, justification blocking self protection process. As I let that fear of judgement emotional pain go I am better able to ask how can I learn from this mistake rather than the negative shaming I'm better able to ask SELF how can I do better next time. I'm better able to look at my own underlying issues. I can recognize YES Old programming attacks but usually those who laid that guilt at a tough age too were doing the best they could with the tools available. They were often reacting from a fear based, survival mode. Not right or wrong just the way it was. I now have a choice to act rather than react. Peace However that looks to you

[@soulywomen305]

@@mikemarthaller8789 That's so inspiring! And what a wonderful way to look at it. Just the determination and wherewithal to take a deeper look at responsibility for yourself and choosing how you react and respond to what life throws at you. Getting real with ourselves is a hard thing to do, and to strip away all of the erroneous pre-programming takes a lot of self awareness and courage. Thanks for that!!🙏

[@jacopolatilla6952]

Happiness descends upon me often when I confess my sins. Hope becomes accessible again.

[@leahlove3775]

I’ve dodged the bullet on two potential relationships during different times in my life because I’ve listened to my consciousness. I’m so grateful to be able to use my brain as a receiver. When I allowed my light to shine from within the messages started coming and I’ve been protected from people who have turned out to be toxic. Stillness is powerful, it’s how you’re able to hear the still small voice opposed to the one that tempts is.

[@susandoerr3896]

Thank you for your brave messages Mr. Peterson . you are one of my favorite speakers.

[@brettpeters8444]

If I ever see him in person. I'm going to hug the life out of him.

[@brentbarker3233]

Thank you Canada for this man of grace - he touches many.

[@pritpalsingh3609]

My dad died when I was 16. It was November 13 and it's gonna be 7 years. It was so sudden I didn't know how to react. I didn't cry but this physical pain that built inside me was huge. I'm a sikh so we burn the body, and when two days later I burnt the body in the burial site with all the ritual, I broke down in front of hundreds of people. I wanted to be strong. But this guilt inside me rushed out in forms of tears that I was unable to pay him back what he did for me. It's hard to be strong when you lose your parent and that too at the tender age of 16. It's not logical. I wanted to be the strongest in my family at his death, but I couldn't. That single day made me mature in ways I couldn't imagine.

[@lisbethquintero8832]

Pritpal Singh proud of you bro , hope you heal

[@totadol]

"In a musical piece everything has its proper place at every level,, that speaks of heaven"

[@jessewallace12able]

Be grateful for everything. Eliminate the shame and guilt by any means necessary.

[@lightbender5605]

Hang in there Jordan. Many people are praying for you!

[@jgiza8888]

Looking back in 2010, number 10 of 13, her 3rd daughter, I was the strongest person at my mother's funeral. I understand why they come to me now... Thanks Jordan.

[@grldchee]

This man speaks directly to me, or at least it feels that way. He is able to articulate feelings and intuition that I have but have not been able to define or voice. Thank you Jordan Peterson for adding value to my life.

[@S1MPLECAVEMAN]

This Dr. Oz interview is a must watch in its entirety.

[@donaglosser4272]

What a beautiful man he is

[@christophershreiner5114]

I appreciate that he says we have regrets. I've always felt that anyone claiming that they have no regrets is either lying or incredibly narcissistic. I've always regretting what I've done when I stubbed my toe. 😖😩🤯😭

[@BE-ht2ql]

When everything’s a vibration and your enlightened so you know

[@jenniferklopman2557]

Take care of yourself so that you can properly and effectively care for others. Biblical truth. Love your neighbor as you love yourself. You must first love yourself to show love to your neighbor

[@naomigates30]

I love Jordan Peterson....I can feel the pain in his voice...I'm crying..

[@thesteezylifeofdrew]

“I am indebted to my father for living and to my teacher for living well” Marcus Aurelius. Thank you, Jordan Peterson, for being our teacher.

[@mikeltaylor8459]

I love Jordan Petersen - There is so much to take in here. My wife developed cancer in June of 2018 It’s been quite an experience. I’ve spent my life in self improvement. Always Starving for more enlightenment. Nothing can compare to my own struggles and journey through life in gaining wisdom. It’s been such a blessing to have this time with her. I’ve been a sponge, in that I am enjoying every moment I have with her. Married at 17 in 1980 it’s been nearly 40 years. I’ve found there is a bitter sweet living this experience, however the bitter is wrapped in the pure essence of love. Where is the sorrow in this? The sorrow is in the potential departure which is also wrapped in an all encompassing Love for another. Reading these posts bring me joy to see the heart felt empathy and compassion that is being displayed for each other. Even though we seem as strangers we are completely connected. We are one. Every act or lack of effects the one that we are. Who can hurt another with this perspective. Love is all there is. Anything else is a resistance to it and from where you came from. My presuppositions to life: Everything happens for a reason. It’s all for my good. I chose, choose, this to experience and to expand. When I attempt to control, stress enters in. I now only let go and allow. I am amazed at the perfect order in all things. The miracles that unfold daily, as a lotus flower opening, a pedal at a time, throughout each day. Men are that they may have joy. A simple shift in perspective allows it to be so.

[@ahmedhamma7455]

I wish I could find the words to describe how accurate and important this speech is ...thank you doctor jordon

[@Politicallyhomeless957]

This is so F’ing powerful. God bless and thank you Dr. P

[@kyrlics6515]

_Homeless to homelessness in the political realm instead, you are_ *hmm*

[@Ksingh24]

The most necessary and iconic man of the modern era. Absolute legend.

[@hotwireman49]

I wish that these words were written somewhere so that I could share them with someone I know could benefit from them. I thank God for Jordan Peterson. His teachings are immeasurably helpful!

[@tonymorelli1571]

Joy is not the absence of pain.

[@amosfulks4297]

They really need someone to check their subtitles for accuracy, the man said loss, not law 🤦‍♂️

[@annedykstra]

Not just in the subtitles, there's even an image that says law instead of loss..

[@chrystaljenkins5622]

Drives me crazy too. They need to hire me! Or proofread.

[@sebastienringuet8952]

He knows the power of the WORD. 🙏 he’s phenomenal.

[@parabarra6519]

Thank you Dr.Peterson you saved my life. God bless you and your family.

[@sungkono1]

Happiness comes from within. Not from outside.

[@allkindzofgainz]

Going through a lot right now and this brought me to tears. Thank you Dr. Peterson

[@shawnathacker56]

So much love for you Jordan Peterson! 😭❤️ God bless you and all of your family 🙏❤️

[@Mothercow1]

Especially the last 2 minutes help me out every time. Accountability. Thank you for sharing

[@victorortiz193]

Prof. Peterson cares. You can't be more real than that.

[@BiGPiSH]

When his voice shakes and he gets choked up my heart hurts....o god...i cant'

[@arlenepanos1622]

He is so passionate! You can hear it in his voice! I look up to him so much and so disappointed i just found him awhile ago! Wish I knew about him a long time ago instead!!

[@matovuhamza9640]

I am 21 years old from Uganda I am transforming myself everyday because I started using my time usefully by listening to J. Peterson

[@fredheimuli5913]

Dr Peterson, Thank You.

[@simiremubalamaofeimu8166]

Love love it so deep and powerful ❤️🦋🕊🙌🏾❤️

[@lachlanbell8390]

That' what she said! *Ba dum TSSSS*

[@samuelborgeson3897]

This man is incredible. He speaks so powerfully and truthfully. You can hear it in the way he pauses and thinks over every word he utters. He's one of humanity s best and i don't care what your politics or race or Creed is you cannot deny this. Just look at his psychology speeches.

[@gaildonley8990]

What makes him so special to me is that beauty and truth make him cry. Profound truths are spiritually activating. And tears are for more than sorrow. He wants the best for each and every one of us and is trying to make the world a better place and the idea of that moves him to tears. Now THAT is profound! Do your best and see what happens.

[@Trrippy_Shades]

Would love to see how jordan was raised and how his father was

[@angelaj7229]

I love listening to Jordan Peterson. It is difficult with the music though.

[@yolandayoung6519]

Jordan Peterson, one of the best gifts 🎁 from God to humanity. This man is Sacred 😎❤️❤️❤️

[@marsha1310]

So much empathy and compassion in this man. His heart and mind are golden. Reminds me of my own father.

[@lamagiduneinstant76]

~ ..”THATS SOMETHING TO AIM FOR” (best person at -the Funeral) BEEN MY LIFE MISSION, ALWAYS BEING/BECOMING THE BEST I CAN BE. 🌈

[@mushylog]

4:17 I believe Jordan peterson said "that's a payoff to some degree for the LOSS* " and not "the law"

[@alsimmons1650]

Jordan Peterson is what we need in the world today there are so many people that are lost & no guidance.

[@frederiquebakker1299]

Well I was not the strongest person when my father died as young adult. But now 30 years later and many loved ones I have lost, I managed not to fall in pieces this year after the death of my very loved husband, my brother in law and four days later my sister of 50. It is the love for my mother and my children that keeps me going. And the accepting that in the end we will lose everything. We only have today, not the past and not the future.

[@d.gosset4745]

I fucking Love this man. He will bring strength back to the family. to move mountains we must start by picking up stones.

[@carlosiumanzor9340]

Love your message brother. God bless you and your family. We will be what brings man back from the brink.

[@alfredburgos1619]

Right on point! Plan to listen to this over and over and over...

[@ReLLaKaT316]

Fairly young man here. Feels good to feel cared about

[@joisagirlsname]

I was the strongest person at my father's funeral. I wrote and delivered a eulogy which did him justice, and I'm very proud of being able to get up and speak on his behalf, to evoke his life, character, values and spirit on that day without faltering into tears, I didn't even notice my fear of public speaking that day, and I hold onto a sense that I did that right. It helps. 2 years later and I can tell you that is a very VERY worthwhile goal in life. I was alone with him when he died as well. Heads up, be the strongest person on that day. Just FFS, don't be all alone with no support in the middle of the night when your hero dies in front of you. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

[@Bea-ed8db]

Thank you for the video! Loved it

[@fordandrus6879]

Tremendous message of hope. We can be better for ourselves, our families and our community. Go with honor. Return with honor. Somewhere on the journey you will fall on your face, maybe a few times. Never give up, never surrender and follow your heart. Thanks JP !

[@billgibson6495]

HE IS A SPECIAL HUMAN BEING WITH KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR NONE OTHER POSSESS. HE CAN SEE BEYOND YOUR VAIL..THOSE ARE SUPER POWERS THAT SHOULD BE RESPECTED, APPRECIATED, AND APPLIED.

[@slixlix7303]

His voice, cadence, and the experience behind his words is almost hypnotizing.

[@chrishart584]

Spot on ! Refreshingly real in a sea of delusion ana pain that just keeps coming. Character building charecter being the focas and being strong someone who proves to be relied on during a catastrophe ♡ All bs aside this man is spot on! Thank you for cutting out all the bs. Ans diving to the truths .❤

[@NGH99999]

To the person who signed off on the captioning in this video: Clean your room.

[@grittygoddess]

William Hastings lol

[@maulekuul]

I noticed those too. Some very nonsensical errors. But wonderful video nonetheless.

[@DelavarPix]

I had to scroll to see if someone had already commented on it. Then I came across your quote and realized it is hard to imagine a better quip. Well played sir; well played.

[@imakrewitatl]

When he says certain things it almost sounds like his voice is breaking, like hes about to cry. This man is a great person

[@psychcowboy1]

Great person or cheesy faux emotional platitudes. You should be grateful for happiness? Why is this statement of any value to any person in any situation?

[@imakrewitatl]

The Molecule FX boulder What are you on about? I dont understand

[@psychcowboy1]

@@imakrewitatl You said he is a great person. If he has said anything smart or useful in this or any other video, please let me know.

[@psychcowboy1]

@Julio Salazar If you find something smart he says in this lecture, point it out to me.

[@imakrewitatl]

The Molecule FX boulder are you just being argumentative?

[@cherryliang5117]

The right attitude towards Jordan Peterson is you thank God that he exists and listen to everything the man has to say

[@gaileenkern3240]

I needed to hear this. 🧘🏻‍♀️

[@gardenboundbylove2193]

Inspiring video, this was a great presentation and motivator for anyone looking for the proper aim.

[@user-cm9cb1jv9g]

Wow! I never tire of listening to this man, his understanding of the mind & world is truly unique.

[@jhonatanjacinto]

This is one of the most amazing video I've seen this year so far. Jordan's ideas are amazing. Great man!

[@osse1n]

*Listen always to your inner voice, the consciousness, and plan rationally that next of yours.* Body and mind have to be team players for you to reach your potential.

[@rosariomusumeci3615]

well said O'SSEIN

[@InfiniteTriztan1111]

As always, well said 👍

[@iCockaine]

seguido te veo en los comentarios, Dios.

[@geoffroyfalot3583]

You everywhere O'SSEIN, manosphere, now JP ahah good to see you

[@CyberdyneSystems435]

Love this man

[@desireecoad7557]

One of the best gifts my daughter gave me was telling me about Dr. Jordan Peterson. Thank you 🙏 Sam!