The moment he took his jacket off I knew shit was about to get real.

@countrygal9

3 жыл бұрын

Hahaha! So did I!!! 🤩👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤣

@Living_349

3 жыл бұрын

Lmao

@myles3856

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@myles3856

2 жыл бұрын

Fax

@ComeAlongKay

2 ай бұрын

I thought a\he was gonna cage match one of the students.

“The man who lies to himself and listens to his own lie comes to such a pass that he cannot distinguish the truth within him, or around him, and so loses all respect for himself and for others. And having no respect he ceases to love, and in order to occupy and distract himself without love he gives way to passions and coarse pleasures, and sinks to bestiality in his vices, all from continual lying to other men and to himself.” -Dostoevsky

@FreeAmerica4Ever

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like anyone who attempts to justify any and all abortion.

@mrlovebone4912

4 жыл бұрын

Thirsty4Socialist& CommunistTears2020 How so?

@nickbrennan3389

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome to instagram , tinder and online dating and social media...nearly everyone lying to themselves and others. Creates a cognitive dissonance. It's nearly taken over reality / society. I can see it ( and feel it ) getting worse every year

@hamsam24

4 жыл бұрын

So how do I learn to begin to tell the truth

@thegoodpilgrim1327

4 жыл бұрын

@@hamsam24 stop saying things that you know not to be true

Professor Peterson, I’m a Special Education Teacher. Many years ago, I applied late to teach summer school. The only opening was to teach Severely Impaired High School Students. I needed the money, but was revolted at the prospect of changing diapers on 17 year olds. Within 2 days of my summer school job, my life’s meaning became as clear as Chrystal. To Serve Others. My students only wanted to love the world and everyone in it. I was humbled in knowing I was a fortunate man to serve Human Beings who had never sinned in their lives. My life was full of Joy as they were my teachers. When I witnessed a mute Down’s Syndrome student insist on helping feed a blind quadriplegic girl before he would touch his lunch...Yes, I experienced Heaven on Earth and it completely changed me.

@cherithbrookkraber

Жыл бұрын

❤️Thank you for sharing, that's very powerful.

@JeffMTX

5 ай бұрын

The Lord works in mysterious ways

@teenmagican

Ай бұрын

I had a similar experience working with adults with special needs, it was a great time

I think this is Jordan's most powerful lecture, it's so packed with wisdom you should watch it twice

@mariaelenarodriguez6188

5 жыл бұрын

Jordan, did so.

@rsdebonneville7646

5 жыл бұрын

could not aggree more! What a powerful lecture!!!

@AmareErgoSum

4 жыл бұрын

I've watched all the 2017 lectures (including the biblical) at least twice so far, some of them even more times. Also many of JBP's other interviews and talks. Now I'm going through this 2014 / 2015 series, wondering how much different it's gonna be and your comment makes me even more curious 🙂 I really liked the 2014 Transliminal interview, it felt like the thoughts were kind of in a more raw form, perhaps because he was going through a more narrow field so he didn't need to synthesise (and therefore partly simplify) as much material. So I'm always looking for these higher resolution lectures, because JBP has so much more to offer. What an inspiration he is.

@burry218

4 жыл бұрын

Bout to watch it for the first time now!

@rahul7270

3 жыл бұрын

@@AmareErgoSum Came to know about his Transliminal interviews from your comment, so thanks for that! I've watched most of his 2017 lectures too but very few of the earlier ones. Do you find them significantly different from the 2017 ones, especially the ones with the same titles?

I love his bow at the end; it's not him taking a bow congratulating himself on having just delivered a lecture, but rather a bow in the service of honoring the students' well-being as they go forth into the world.

I used to read lots of self help books during my childhood which made me look at the life in a certain way, though i could not live that way. This become a source of conflict in my head, blaming myself for not living a life the way i think. JP made me realize that those thoughts were not mine, but taken from those books and I was not supposed to live my life according to the thoughts of those writers. This lecture was more than that. It has cleared so many erratic thoughts of mine which were the source of constant conflict in my head and pain for heart. Thankyou JP

@meriemcullen8510

Жыл бұрын

OMG sounds like we experienced the same realisations in two different moments i wanted to live by thoughts and creeds that were not mine , wanted to fit my mind in their confines , but as JP said it , it doesnt take everything into account regarding your whole personality , i really felt it when u said it became a source of conflict in my head , because and as JP said it i can feel this kind of falsehood being that im trying to live up to , sometimes i do something or think in some way or feel something than i cut myself off and say according to what i taught myself to believe " wait a minute im not supposed to do that or feel that , that is not me , that is not me that i agreed with myself to be " lol if thats make any sense to you im sure it does because it has emerged from the same feeling of internal conflict as yours

@Alexander-dg6vf

Жыл бұрын

Well just as those books share ideas, so does Jordan Peterson in his lectures. You incorporating book ideas in to your life or not, is the same as you do with Jordans lectures. Just be wary of the logical fallacy you make in your statements. Nonetheless I like Jordans ideas about life, which is essentially the knowledge of man kind up until now, summarized neatly. Maybe one day when I am ready to liberate my self completely, i'll re-listen to Krishnamurti talks :D.

Yeah, definitely one of the best lectures ever, on any subject. It's life-altering -- there's no other way to put it. We are so fortunate to be here.

@siryoucantdothat9743

7 ай бұрын

😮‍💨

00:00 reviewing PSG and Rogers lectures, 8:15 detaching yourself from thoughts, 14:19 hiding behind other peoples thoughts, 19:00 existentialists ( truth ), 21:45 Solzhenitsyn, 24:08 the existentialists " claim " , 33:00 lies make people sick ( things that make people sick ), 42:08 Pascal, 45:30 the intersection of existentialism and phenomenology, 47:47 free will and morality, 50:40 truth, 56:50 the debate between atheists and religious people about meaning,

@McMurda3c

Жыл бұрын

You are the bossman

@AnushkaPrasadJayasinghe-hgd

Ай бұрын

thank you

This video literally changed my whole perspective on life. I know people say stuff like that very flippantly but it really really did. Probably the most important video I have ever watched. Thank you Dr. Peterson.

@Sophisticlesenergy

3 жыл бұрын

I second that!

@cooperbybee4308

2 жыл бұрын

Has your life reverted to pre-exposure to Peterson levels of meaninglessness? Or what? Did you storm the Capital? Or did you only start making your bed?

@danielmasri8176

2 жыл бұрын

I purchased Man in search of meaning today!!!!!

@paulbryant8403

2 жыл бұрын

Cooper Bybee what are you blithering on about...?

@cooperbybee4308

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulbryant8403 well Paul, I am curious if the life changing event that Robert experienced while watching a KZread video had long lasting effects.

Applause at the end signifies a performance worthy of respect and admiration. Dr. Peterson's immense knowledge, poetic description, insightful embodied realizations are a gift to humanity. His competence of the human pysche and how we behave is Genius level.

These are truly amazing life changing lectures. Can not get enough of them. Thank you Professor Peterson so much for making all these incredible lectures available.

@petroniaskho

7 жыл бұрын

Same here. I've been up every night till 2-3am getting my very own Psych Degree. Ha!

That was one of the best lectures I've ever heard. Thank you for putting this into the public domain.

im just so grateful these lectures are available to average people who are interested about meaning, morality and existentialism. thank you Mr. Peterson for awakening more minds everyday.

Whew, just finished #11. After every lecture in this series I understand more fully why Marxists hate him and attack him with dishonest accusations of Naziism, sexism and other nonsense. it's because he absolutely annihilates their arguments by shining light on them. Bravo, Dr. Peterson. Thank you so much for making all of these great thinkers accessible to people like me.

@WhyCatholicdotCom

2 жыл бұрын

JP said (paraphrasing) in a more recent lecture the reason the Marxists and post-modern types hate him is because he knows exactly what they are up to.

@doompheonix1229

2 жыл бұрын

what marxists hate him ? Its only the modern left, just look at his interactions with Slavoj Zizek

@IrregularPineapples

2 жыл бұрын

@@doompheonix1229 Slavoj isn't Marxist by his own admission.

@guilenator

2 жыл бұрын

Intellectuals don't like him because his words are interspersed with pseudo-facts and conspiracy theories.

@IrregularPineapples

2 жыл бұрын

@@guilenator "Intellectuals"

"It's undermining your ability to live. " This explains why I have abandoned all political ideologies as I have gotten older and gained experience.

I've loved Jordan Peterson for years now. There isn't a day that goes by where i don't listen to him and watch his videos. Jordan is a rare, brilliant, wonderful and good man. I don't even have the words to describe how amazing he is. He is a national treasure and i encourage EVERYONE to listen to his wisdom! Thanks for this video Jordan. Much love from Ontario!💗🇨🇦👏

We're so lucky to have this guy.

Everytime I watch one of Peterson's lectures it makes me think about the dreadful teachers I had in Glasgow and how they made school something I hated, thankfully I read and am self taught but and I hope these kids realise what an absolute gift it is to have a teacher like him who makes the subject come alive. what an awesome teacher.

@Hulgore

3 жыл бұрын

bad teachers make school something you hate, but worst than that they make knowledge something you avoid

@JezaLoki

2 жыл бұрын

My grades dramatically improved in science class when the teacher was changed. I found the new teacher so much more engaging and interesting. The head of the department thought my sudden grade improvement suspicious and accused me of cheating. I began to hate school and my grades across all subjects declined. It confused my parents as they knew I had typically enjoyed learning. They didn't believe me it was the teachers that were the problem.

I love coming to the comments at Jordan Peterson Lectures! YOu find interesting people actually giving their thoughts and not saying dumb things like other channels

@lastminutewonder9602

3 жыл бұрын

So ture its refreshing.

one of the best lectures of Dr Peterson I have seen. thank you

@cameronidk2

2 жыл бұрын

Pp

This is the first time I have ever heard honesty to this degree. What a rare thing

I got chills down my spine form 1:05:57. It seems so true, and even if it isn't, it's a good philosophy to live in.

I absolutely love watching Dr Peterson synthesize on the fly. Synthesizing and communicating ideas gleaned from this subject matter is not for the intellectual lightweight at all! Exquisite!

Thank you, I am a new psychologist and I identity with eixtentialism and thinkers like Rollo May, Frankl, Dostoevsky, Nietszche, Sartre, and Heidegger. Having all of them in this lecture was a delight.

Every student should read Prof. Viktor Frankl’s book!

Only mentions Viktor Frankl once but delivers one of the most powerful lessons in his name. He nails it. I've read Man's search for meaning and this lecture is great for cementing the wisdom.

JP continues to change my life in such an amazing way! His insight has made me soo much stronger and informed! Everytime I "think" I've just finished watching his "best lecture", I then run into yet another lecture of his, that blows my mind! I just can't get enough of JP! I call him a "modern day philosopher"! 😎👍🏽

I’m always taken back by the collective works and brilliants of these lectures. The materials has made a profound impact in my life and I feel lucky to be such a young man and stumble into theses teachings. I feel more rounded because of such.

Maslow, Ramana Maharshi, Eckhart Tolle, Neil Donald Walsch, Oprah, Kant, Dostoevsky, Nietzsche, Jung, Spinoza, Socrates, Plato, Confucius, Shakespeare, Shawshank...the list of sources I've sampled and the hours I've spent is beyond measure. To come back to JP and realize I have missed the best source, myself, is shattering. Here I was attributing mySelf to the contents of my intellect. Sigh! God bless you abundantly, Dr. Peterson.

@shryfee7030

Жыл бұрын

To add to your list, have a look at Jiddu Krishnamurti. Start off with his conversations with david bohm, that's the best introduction in my opinion.

I like that Peterson mentions Solszenicyn so regularly. When I was at the high school, we were taught about his Archipelago Gulag and then only about his "bad" political ideas after the fall of Soviet union

Thank God for your beautiful, honest work! Thank you so much Jordan, please keep it up, we all really need you!

Great lecture; crescendo starts at 1:02 and hits ffff at 1:09. "Societies become carnivorous and pathological in precise proportion to the degree that the individuals who make up that society become deceitful and irresponsible"

Thank you professor for making your lectures available on this platform. I have never had a chance to study anything but I was always seeking for answers for existential questions. Now I can understand better my own life choices.

Dr. Peterson makes more fundamental sense of the world in one hour in this video than most people will realize in a lifetime

This man has been such a blessing, helpful beyond belief!

This guy is just the type of man we need in these tough times.

How wonderful for the students to have had a lecturer of this quality. Superb, Dr Peterson is always a joy to listen to. A brilliant mind like his deserved to be known to a much wider audience, and so it has happened, thanks to his books and lecture tours, online content, TV appearances etc. We are so lucky to have him, he's a beacon of light in a very dark world in which intelligent people are forced to stay silent in order not to offend the woke idiots.

I’ve been subscribed since he had just a few thousand subscribers and coming back to these old videos and looking at the views they have is crazy. Thank you for utilizing all this great content for good everyone ❤️

Ten years ago, this was the first video of Dr. Peterson that I watched. It was a stunning experience. The content as well as his mode of lecturing were magnificent.

Dr. Peterson don't get me wrong I really like the new lecture series, but the hair in the Harvard lectures was way better. Bring back the Canadian Passport!!

So good. 230am and I can't stop watching.

Most University educations aren't worth a dime anymore...unless your lucky enough to get a professor like J.P. - then it's priceless

Amazing lecture, vehemently and passionately articulated thoughts, I'm really amazed!

Just finished the first part of Mans search for Meaning. The last 15 pages or so were amazing

@mbw6785

4 жыл бұрын

Kiza D WhiteHorse I listened to it, while driving. Well worth it, will listen again and recommend to anyone. I think I’ll see if I can find a hard copy for my library

@minasokhangoo7120

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, I just ordered this book, looking forward to it 😃

@Vandematram000

3 жыл бұрын

Me also 😍

@frankfuentes5659

3 жыл бұрын

I just ordered a copy.

@djackson652

2 жыл бұрын

Of the many thousands of books I have read, Victor Frankl's "Man's Search for Meaning" is definitely in my Top 10. A truly life-changing book.

You can tell how much better Mr. Petersons persona is nowadays I’m so happy that you are an accomplished man Mr. Peterson. Even through my phone I can see your growth which is the only inspiration I have to onset my own personal growth. Thank you for following your gut and having the courage and drive to be the most influential individual in modern times. Hats are tipped to you. I cannot praise you enough even though i should be praising you because your are just honoring yourself. But because that’s so rare in modern culture it’s something thats so incomprehensible and rare we are captivated when we see such amazing personal growth. Thanks to Jordan for having the strength that every human that has ever existed has had. He seems to be the only line that has kept that mentality

Some of these sections alone should have millions of views or be their own snippets

I really enjoyed this lecture ! It confirmed a lot of my perceptions.

Professor, this is one of the lectures I have listened to many times. Each additional viewing helps to bring me closer to a sense of self. Very interesting and insightful. Thank you!

Every time I watch this it's like going jogging with a guy who does triathlons.

This is great. I'm glad that I took the time to see this lecture.

Malevolence and deceit make the tragic parts of existence much worse, thanks JP you are a profound thinker.

Listening to his lectures is the only time I ever wish I had gone to college

I just had a moment of synchronicity while watching this video. This is a Jungian term that Prof. Jordan Peterson sometimes refers to. At 23:40 when he's talking about cleaning up your own existential space as a good way to help the world (rather than telling other people what to do), I noticed that the cafe I'm sitting in was playing "Man in the Mirror" by Michael Jackson... :o

@douglasbohanan

7 жыл бұрын

GlobalMates

@martinpaveymusic309

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for this! :) Man in the Mirror is my favourite song from the King! Just had a good listen. I was very uplifted by the experience - thank you.

@sini573rfox7

6 жыл бұрын

Cast the log before the mote.

@SianWinstanley

6 жыл бұрын

If someone could kindly and cleanly separate Jungian 'sychronisity' vs coincidence as could be interpreted in OP's comment

@vengefall

6 жыл бұрын

Synchronicity asserts that seemingly unconnected events are in fact connected by an unknown cause. Our mind connects two events even though it's a logical impossibility that they could be connected. Coincidence implies that there is no connection because there is no causal chain linking them.

This Pathology of Normalcy as Erich Fromm so aptly put it, is so well thought out by Dr. Peterson, it gives me chills. Thank you for your insight!

A wise young girl when asked her opinion once said,- ''How can I know what I think till I see what I say?'' Ideas have people.

“Stop bulking yourself” WOW I’ve never thought about that and how we entertain thoughts that hurts us more than the actual reality of the situation we are in.

@tasneemrabin1303

3 жыл бұрын

Bulling* damn auto correct 🙄

@michaelgrace1298

3 жыл бұрын

@@tasneemrabin1303 bullying? 🤔

Exceptional. Worth to listen on and on. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

Mr Jordan Peterson's teaching talk is not for everyone Thank You.

What a wonderful lecture from the past. I always wonder if those students really appreciate those moments in class with Dr. Peterson. I even envy them sometimes. But I’m grateful to be able to watch and learn them all here, all thanks to Dr. Peterson for making these lectures available online. Can’t wait to start the next one!!

When I first listened to this years ago it blew me away.

16:45 - If you wanna hear this stuff, you’ll have to come to my maps of meaning class Me, out of school for 10 years: You got it, Buddy:)! 👌 👌

" if we don't interact with the world, we cease to exist "....valuable words for this internet / smartphone generation

Love and appreciate your Dr. Peterson Live long and prosper

'the reason you are feeling so terrible could you are inhabiting a pathological perspective' - very good 1 line summary. Enter the 4 noble truths

Dr Peterson is describing at the end of this lecture what madness we are living in today, in 2020. Thank goodness he talked to so many before we hit this point because hopefully we can turn it around, collectively...

“It doesn’t matter what you do because nothing matters, it’s relative” is a belief system created to allow yourself a secondary gain. You believe it because it’s in the best interest of the worst aspects of you to believe it” WOW, WOW, WOW!

These lectures should be on audible. Or written down. I'd buy them.

Thanks Doctor Peterson, for showing me a best way to understand Nietzsche.

Sir, what a privileges to be in your class, man those people was really lucky, the're must've been really wise, by the end of the college, this is only one of his class and it was so many many good thoughts delivered so clear only in one hour ( sorry my lack of better words, can describe it), then imagine attend to every of his class for all of your college time, that would be heaven of mind and soul.

Geez, this is brilliant. And deep, thought provoking.

I hope all people that listen to you will one day get to see this as well.. well done. You can really create the words for my thoughts

his pointing out and dwelling upon on the pitfalls of identifying with the intellect are priceless. A process I have lived through my youth and grew out of gradually. Intellect still possesses me, but only in episodes. Wanting to live a meaningful and moral life was desire drawn from my social background..grateful for it.... and that made me keep searching for an experience beyond the buzz of the mind...............

A man I respect talking about another great man, This is good stuff.

I love the hand gestures that you use. :) They make it easier for me to come from a snip-it of another video on youtube and locate where that video left off in this one. Also helps create a visual story for your ideas and puts the thoughts into movement for if I try to recall the talk later.

I’ve watched this lecture so many times. It’s my safety lecture❤

Such a beautiful lecture. Priceless and timeless!✨

"The structure of existence is setup such that you can't get away with being Immoral."JB Peterson

Love this lecture...no words to describe how therapeutic

I'm crying so hard right now... Why did no one ever tell me these things...

my god the last 10 mins of this video is so precious

The truth that you can not live is not true. This lecture is a tour de force. ♦️ Truth exists only as the individual himself produces it in action. 🌟 Soren Kierkegaard 

@thisisntsergio1352

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck in life, guys. Never stop striving to be somebody you're proud of.

@Hulgore

3 жыл бұрын

An excess of knowledge generates an omission to live

@dherman0001

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hulgore The Amish cease formal education by age 13. The ones I've met seem rich with wisdom.

Profound but relatable, very well formulated ideas - you can tell they come from years of experience and research and deep thought. Phenomenal stuff!

Wonderful. He just makes sense. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. ♥️

Even from a young age upon first learning about what happened in nazi Germany there was always something that didn't make sense to me in regards to how a government could so easily and thoroughly turn its society totalitarian. That was what interested me to learn more about it. But no one ever said what JP is saying about how it happens both from the top and the bottom with a certain sick cooperation from each individual. It now makes perfect sense that this is of course the only way it can happen. And of course this also makes all the more terrifying.

@farfor4611

5 жыл бұрын

Read Hanna Arendt. She explored this topic.

Thanks for putting these videos up!

In a lecture full of insight, I was particularly impressed by the conclusions drawn by Frankl etc as summarised from 01:09:18. Had to listen to that bit a few times!

Damn Jordan! I’ve only watched 18:56 so far of this lecture, and it is invaluable. It is also incredibly synchronistic to current developments in my life. What a treasure!

This is his best lecture. Essential viewing. I’m so glad of the interview with Cathy Newman and the gender pay gap. Actually I could see reason in both points of view. But what It did do is bring his lectures to the world’s attention. This lecture is brilliant. 👍👍

Absolutely amazing!!! How is it that I never became aware of your work and genius!?

"What I like is a really swinging human being" - Alan Watts

Thank you Dr Peterson

As a Marriage and Family Therapy student, it has been more than a real pleasure to watch and learn from Dr. Peterson. He has done what he teaches (except for always keep his room clean ha!), and that includes learning to increase your courage to overcome fear and anxiety. He stated 'Fear is a liar' and that taught me that fear will cost you everything but love is priceless. His genuineness to love and help others become their greatest potential while striving towards self-actualization is something I can only dream to not only achieve to some degree myself, but help others along this journey and be consistent about it. To be the best possible parent to my son and to take on life's greatest responsibilities. To serve the LORD and at the behest of my brothers and sisters. I hope someday I may be afforded the opportunity to meet you Dr. Peterson. God bless and thank you for the difference you've made in this world of madness.

Such a great lecture. 🥰

That was the best of JBP....really got my head round this one....excellent

38:50 he is very insightful almost scary how much so

Thank you for your contribution to humanity Mr. Peterson.

Wonderful lectures, thank you!!

Very meaningful. Thank you.

Jesus, this man just gently assaulted me with words: what you do matters, so you better get your life together. Will do, doc.

This is soul-nourishing