The first lecture has over 1M views The last lecture has roughly 200k If you're reading this you are a Top Lobster

@robinharrison3899

4 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah, I listened to all of them in a couple weeks at the same time as taking 17 credits in architecture school.

@rexleereid3592

3 жыл бұрын

Sad but true we will in a fast food world no wonder there are so many fools

@jugadoraaa

3 жыл бұрын

I like to believe that those that didn't make here just started cleaning their rooms before getting to this lecture.

@samwallaceart288

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not a lobster. I’m the lonely cocaine rat. Through and through.

@CEHoffman

3 жыл бұрын

Fingers crossed!

When it comes to Jordan Peterson I firmly believe that a lecture a day keeps the dragons at bay.

@IncredibleMet

6 жыл бұрын

Luke Hanaike surely we are encouraged to face these dragons, slay them and give the lost eye to our blind father which we have now rescued?? And let’s not forget the gold...

@14crusader88

5 жыл бұрын

Lol what a cancerous comment ahhahahahah got me laughing for a minute straight

@leejacobus5305

5 жыл бұрын

Luke Hanaike yeah ! Hooked !

@jsmyth024

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but. . . . that dragon hiding in your room.

@johnk4934

4 жыл бұрын

@@jsmyth024 ...clean it out of my room?

"Hoist up your goddamn privilege and go out there and do something in the world" Top 10 most emotional anime endings

@14crusader88

5 жыл бұрын

Empire of Autism hahahahahah only a guy named empire of autism could make such a comment ahhaha 😂

@jovaransguplar3019

4 жыл бұрын

Lol hey man I choked up a little bit dude I fucking believe in myself after I listen to Jordan Peterson

@gabrielvalerio3906

3 жыл бұрын

The reference to the eternally late archetypal girl is awesome too

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

Why are there only like 3 comments. Get me in CONTACT WITH DR. JORDAN B. PETERSON

Room cleaned. Dragon slayed. Operating at 91% efficiency. Eternal gratitude to Jordan Professor.

@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026

Жыл бұрын

Room fluctuating from acceptable to a complete mess. Dragon engaged and has burned me more than I've stabbed it, so far. Operating at about 21% efficiency, up from 2%, but also down from 40% at one time. Here's to getting to 92% and 22% asap. Life's an obstacle course, learn the obstacles and get better at maneuvering them.

@LeadershipVirtue

Жыл бұрын

simple powerful things 😀🏊🏊

@Kal-EL_Volta

2 ай бұрын

How do you calculate efficiency?

Although I wasn't in the classroom, I felt a part of the class having followed the lectures online. The farewell was touching.

@DumTron

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, seriously!

@sebsebseb1905

4 жыл бұрын

short and meaningful

This lecture series has actually changed my life. I have an interview tomorrow for my dream job, and I wouldn't have even dreamt of applying for the position had it not been for Dr Peterson. Greatness lies ahead for all of us.

@maxkohl1989

7 жыл бұрын

Kat Good luck for yor interview! Let us know how it went.

@kathleenh3104

7 жыл бұрын

Getting that vote of confidence from you has moved me to tears. Thank you so much for everything you've done. I was floating in a sea of nihilism for so long that I didn't even know there was another way to live. Discovering you breathed purpose into my life, and I am utterly transformed. I can only repay you by trying every day to speak the truth, and by living bravely and honestly.

@user-vd6ec7kx8x

7 жыл бұрын

Kat You got this :) Peace and Kekings be upon you my sister.

@danielmulholland5869

7 жыл бұрын

Kat me too Kat! Peterson made me realize that experience doesn't exist independent of action, a lesson I sorely needed (given my affinity for daydreaming and my resulting tendency to allow things around me to become stagnant as I build up internal worlds for myself). So now I've applied for a job in my favorite city, hoping it goes well! Good luck on your interview!

@calbaking

7 жыл бұрын

The Lord JBP (KBUH) will have mercy on you and guide you to room Most Clean.

With this I've finally exhausted JBP's content. From 12 Rules For Life and Maps of Meaning, to the Biblical Series and post modernism/philosophical lectures, to this personality course. This man has changed my life, showed me the eternal light of the sun on consciousness and hope, and the eternal journey of taking responsibility and accepting my cross, he reminded me about my divine essence and the divinity of meaning found between chaos and order, he brought me back and reconciled my belief structure with God, the Bible and mythology. He empowered me to take on the dragons of life, to voluntary descend into the underworld, to rescue my father's legacy and to always keep true to my consciousness and the world. I was rescued from the belly of the whale by a mythological hero, and that is a debt of gratitude that i can only pay by doing the same thing to other's. Thank you, Dr. Peterson, greetings from Brazil!

@TheMountainBeyondTheWoods

3 жыл бұрын

Boa.

@lucasvalmotta

2 жыл бұрын

Este homem também mudou a minha vida e a minha alma, irmão! Estamos juntos

@dapperking

2 жыл бұрын

Now, go clean your room 😉

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

GET ME IN CONTACT WITH HIM AND YOU’ll achieve the answer that is in your heart

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

🐍 no bueno

Thank god for the internet, I cannot afford college and I am not dumb enough to get student loans but I want to learn. So I go to my bookshelf or I turn here, and I am extremely thankful for finding a man like Peterson by complete accident. If only the rest of the world used such an amazing tool wisely, it is sad to watch it be squandered like it is..

@freedom_thirtyfive1753

4 жыл бұрын

Go to trade school

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@LeadershipVirtue

Жыл бұрын

this is amazing high quality content for free, unbeliavable

Time to get baptised in the Jordan once again.

@jab1persianprincess923

7 жыл бұрын

good one!

@user-vd6ec7kx8x

7 жыл бұрын

gratuitous1 care to offer an alternative or are you just a Dragon tempting us to slay you?

@gratuitous1

7 жыл бұрын

How about you slay the Jewish god and pray to you own?

@trynachill

4 жыл бұрын

this is the best comment i've ever seen on a jbp vid

@AlphaCrucis

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a born-again Jordan.

I'll be sure to teach my future children the things I've learnt from you Dr. Peterson. Thank you for being a beacon of truth and integrity. You give young men like me a lot to think about, and a lot more to strive towards.

@gratuitous1

7 жыл бұрын

I don't think it's appropriate to teach children fables about the Jewish war God Yaweh and his retarded spawn

@user-vd6ec7kx8x

7 жыл бұрын

gratuitous1 then don't. but they will be missing the historical context of our evolutionary ancestors.

@Pppeeepppiii

7 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way, Dr J.P. has transcended incarnation

@Okayand33

7 жыл бұрын

..'Daddy McNuggets'..

@niharikajoseph3807

2 жыл бұрын

also women :)

I've learned more from Jordan Peterson over the past year than I learned during my entire school career.

@darraghosullivan2366

7 жыл бұрын

why do you think that is so?

@ossi1018

7 жыл бұрын

But is your room clear?

@chemicalimbalance7030

7 жыл бұрын

Snarkki guys stahp

@ossi1018

7 жыл бұрын

Well i was half serious aka have you actually put what you have learned in practise or not? :)

@migueldias191

7 жыл бұрын

salazar....you have portuguese family?

From all corners of our society we get bombarded by "Get more pleasure - become happy!', but we just know that is bs. Jordan Peterson says: "Embrace your pain and capacity for evil - become a better human by fighting them", and we just know that is REAL.

@costascostas1760

7 жыл бұрын

SK He is the glasses from the movie They Live :-)

I think the message at the end is critically underrated. In just those few words it feels as though Mr.Peterson summed up what he knew life to be about. It’s crucial at times like these for us to really let it sink in for a moment. I for one, will remember this for the rest of my life: “Be what you can be. God, you let the world around you dissolve otherwise. That’s not a good thing. You got something that everyone needs man, including yourself. That’s why, let it out, that’s where everything you want is. It’s the case for every single one of you. So, hoist up your goddamn privilege and go out there and do something in the world.”

I still haven't watched this and I already feel nostalgic

@wildrootproductions3919

7 жыл бұрын

I know! I loved this series so much

25:10 "That's like the snout of a dragon peaking out from a cave. And you might say 'Well it's just a snout, man!' But it's not cause dragon snouts tend to be attached to the whole damn dragon." I absolutely love your way with metaphors. So many complex ideas being accurately described in language that tends to not be anywhere else other than children's storybooks is amazing, and really point to the fact that our ancestors knew so much more than we give them credit for.

@costascostas1760

7 жыл бұрын

greed Theron Yep. And we dont give credit to our contemporaries either. worst, some dont give credit to themselves...

You know it's a good day when you haven't even finished cleaning your room and Jordan B Peterson already uploaded a video.

I know others wrote the same, but putting a thumbs up on it is just not personal enough and it kinda devalues what I feel. Thank you.

@attrix09

7 жыл бұрын

Grat...you are resentful and withering in the belly of the beast. I wish you better.

@attrix09

7 жыл бұрын

And it's Dr. not Mr..

@gratuitous1

7 жыл бұрын

Yes Mr. Peterson. Thank you for reintroducing the Jewish war god Yaweh to a generation of young men who were close to getting away from ancient superstitions and mind control operations. Because of you the Jews can continue to rule over us and soldiers can die for the Greater Israel Project. Hail Zion! Let's all bow to the Jews and their king..whoop whoop.

@gratuitous1

7 жыл бұрын

I care very little about his doctorate. He's lucky I referred to him as Mr. because I assume Peterson is ignorant rather than complicit.

@detrean

7 жыл бұрын

gratuitous1 is the cost of encouraging a free speech community.

That ending. Literally sums up that mans heart and mission 😎🌎🙏 What a legend

Does anyone else get a serious case of moisty-eyes at the conclusion of these big JP lecture series? No? Just me? Aaaaaaalrighty then.

@paulwintermute1495

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@isaacc3307

4 жыл бұрын

As a woman something definitely gets moist. But it's not my eyes.

@juniorvonclaire3576

3 жыл бұрын

Srt-10 Mopar 😳🙆🏻‍♂️

@balancedout6501

3 жыл бұрын

@@isaacc3307 that's because you're too agreeable man!

@Stefluxuries

7 ай бұрын

I get a huge amount of anxiety from my past mistakes but I’m praying 🙏🏻 to God that he help me not to solve all my problems, but the big one I’m facing right now! So yeah, a mix of sorry and hope feeling… tears can’t help much but they are present!

The amount of high quality content on this channel is amazing

@BadButNotSad

6 жыл бұрын

F i s h Holy shit, never expected you here! Love your music btw S O R T E D

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

Who are you guys? I understand

@LeadershipVirtue

Жыл бұрын

It's unbeliavable that its for free

that ending, I teared up a little bit... and then I cleaned my room!

@juibumgeilheit718

5 жыл бұрын

good job!

When I get a notification that a new JBP video is up I feel like I got a present.

@georgemargaris

7 жыл бұрын

for me it's more like I get a new list of 10 things I have to clean up in my life... sigh... I try to look at it as a present... alas!

I have already been the tough guy at the funeral. Brought the whole event into a cathartic unity. Laughed like mad when it came up in the lecture. Wasn't listening for validation but I damn well got a pinch of it there. Thanks, Doctor P

"Do not sacrifice the person you could become for who you are right now" and "know which parts of you you need to burn off in order for the new you could emerge". Bombs dropped buckos, and that's that! Sorted out squad, assemble!

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

🥰

J.B.Peterson is the type of guy to stay after the party to clean the place

@georgemargaris

7 жыл бұрын

I think he would party hard and clean up everything when he wakes up.

Here are some bullet points I took away from this lecture (fell free to add): 1.) The world is not made up of matter, it's made up of 'what matters' (27:30) 2.) Use the least amount of harshness when dealing with mishaps - whether they be social, academic, or in relationships. 3.) Carefully watch people around you. When they do something you like 1.) Notice 2.)TELL THEM! 4.) Gold can be extracted from your dragons. 5.) Life is suffering. Okay, so what do you do about it? Well, try to rise above your suffering by acting in a way that decreases it.

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Westchester it's astounding isn't it? It hits me right in the fuckin chest...every time. He mentioned in the series something about a sortof 2nd brain in the solar plexus...maybe something to that

@leejacobus5305

5 жыл бұрын

His “ 2 brains in 1” explanation tells me what I experienced once : After handing a “ needy “ stranger my cell phone at my door, then sending him off, I realized 20 mins later, having left in haste - being delayed by him, when my right brain “ spoke up” - almost a clear voice - “ you’re being robbed !”. It was crisp; clear; positive ! I ran back to my car n sped home n yes ! That fast ! My left brain was stuck, focused on process, getting out the door n to my appointment, while my right focused on this dude’s slimy look n lizard eyes - Not to mention his demonic look, the likes of which remind one of Chrls Manson. Obvious to my right- Oblivious to my busy left.

@loganmcdowelldrummer

2 жыл бұрын

Crazy, right. Imagine watching this everyday and trying to learn something new

@Kal-EL_Volta

2 ай бұрын

​@leejacobus5305 what does the right and left do? Right deals with predator representation?

I firmly believe in a few decades Peterson will be regarded as one of the greatest. Furthermore, the first to give psychology to the masses. Thank you Dr. 🙏

Never have I learned so much about life in so little time, through these lectures. I have true admiration for JBP.

That this can be available for free is a miracle. Transformative indeed.

I feel kind of sad that the course finished, roughly speaking... I learned so much and feel so grateful. Lucky me, I still got Maps of Meaning to watch and learn. Thank you!

Jordan Peterson, I started watching your lectures about 4 months ago and I can't express enough how much I needed to hear this stuff. It has completely changed my perception of the world, and more importantly myself. I am slowly piecing together an understanding of my childhood which I have been trying to do for the passed 20 years. Thank you. And for the record, I was a D student all throughout my education and would find any excuse to not attend a lecture like this in college. So that says a lot.

49:15 I have to say this part scared the shit out of me This is hands down one of the best lectures of the whole Personality course, thank you Dr Peterson

Man, just finished all 22 lectures, my god proffesor your incredible!

Does anyone else wanna just give Jordan a hug and thank him for his dedication and making this free and accessible?

I never ever commented on a video but I had to do it for this series. It was an amazing experience listening to these lectures. Such a fatherly ending Dr. Peterson did for this course. It changed how I see the world and I will surely like to read some of the great psychologists Freud, Jung and Jean Piaget whom you have mentioned in these lectures.

Lost my mother a few days ago. The part about being the most useful person at the funeral is really helping me deal with this situation. Thank you so much JBP.

"Thats the two halves of the DNA molecule but I can't tell you how I know that" Clearly you discovered this while tripping

@chaincells

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha

@Gitbrenna

4 жыл бұрын

This.

@lachlanbell8390

4 жыл бұрын

Look up a book called "the cosmic serpent: DNA and the origins of knowledge" by Jeremy Narby. He came up with his own theory about this, largely inspired by his experiences with ayahuasca. This isn't an idea that's uniquely Peterson's.

@mattf2219

4 жыл бұрын

This is pretty much that 1%-2% of Peterson that I feel falls just short of perfection as an educator and scholar. Immeasurably grateful of just about everything else though :)

@tiagorodrigues515

4 жыл бұрын

@@mattf2219 What do you mean?

By far my favorite lecture of this series. This should be mandatory viewing fo highschool students to help develop critical thinking.

@keylinlarson108

7 ай бұрын

I agree

Thank you, Doctor. I started watching the personality lectures a year ago, and today, after a year of trying to balance my life between univerity, work, family and friends, I finally managed to watch this last one - better late than never, right? Amazing, amazing lectures. I've learned so much from them. This past year I've grown so much as a person and it's safe to say your work has significantly contributed to my journey, and will keep contributing to it in the future. So again, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for your work.

@rzr_9114

2 жыл бұрын

thanks for sharing i was looking for comments like these who have gone through the series to get some motivation

I am so grateful of being able to watch this course for free sitting at home in Moscow and seeing how my bad habits starting to fall away gradually. Since I started watching it two weeks ago I stopped get to bed late, keeping my flat clean and organized, doing fitness excersises every second day, restoring contact with old friends I respect and planning improvement of my professional skills. As if something switched in my head, something I don't understand fully, but it seems to work good for now.

Outline of this lecture: 0:30 Don't sacrifice who you could be for who you are. 3:32 Bad is fine, persistent is what you need to be [ about improving ] 3:58 Science and morality 5:58 You need direction 6:42 Postmodernists :) Argument against moral relativity. 8:58 Pragmatism 11:42 Collection of sub-personalities 12:45 Stack of constraints 13:33 Postmodernists again :) 15:56 Infants require social interaction vitally 16:57 Integration of primary needs and micro-routines into higher abstractions 20:08 Improving personality - one way: learn to do things that are foreign to your personality 23:17 Functioning of emotions 23:56 Clinical practice: Freudian slips 27:38 Meaning of failure. Example: bad grade 33:10 Ultimate character test: dealing with messages of error 34:36 Argument in a relationship 36:00 Back to dealing with a mistake: assume that you are the least amount of ignorant and reprehensible 37:25 Stand up for yourself but don't make unnecessary enemies 37:50 Minimal necessary intervention 39:07 Watch the people around you. They do something good - you tell them. 41:27 Don't make life unnecessarily miserable 45:23 clinging too hard to a single plan 47:53 Death of a family member 49:13 Unconditional love is wrong 50:58 Healthy relationship with parents 52:34 A way of looking at the world 55:10 Elaboration of scheme above 55:53 PTSD. Integrating monster within. 58:05 Safety or adventure ? 1:02:06 Rising from chaos 1:03:04 Giving up negative parts of your personality 1:04:04 Ancient symbolism

@jazui5580

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for the detailed outline!

@meat981

Жыл бұрын

So much packed into 1 hour wut

@hungryutkarsh

8 ай бұрын

Underrated comment

This content is gold dust. It’s probably basic stuff to a psychologist, but to an average person without this type of education, it can really help to orient oneself. Thank you Jordan Peterson for sharing this content

Thank you very much for posting these lectures online for free Dr. Peterson

I can only begin to describe how thankful I am to have had access to these lectures. Thank you, Dr. Peterson. You are a true hero.

Such an amazing series of lectures to be given out for free. Thank you Dr. Peterson for making this information publicly available to anyone with the wherewithal to seek it out.

I am really happy that I got to listen to Dr. Jordan Peterson. I have listened to Personality lectures till this day and I noticed that this is the end of the lectures. 1 lecture per day yet I learned more than 10 years of going to school. I may be the only one in my entire country who knows Dr. Jordan Peterson and have listened to him. I migrated to another country and here I found people on KZread who have taught me immeasurably and I am lucky that I have learned a lot when I am 19 years old. I really love listening to this individual ( Dr.Jordan Peterson) and really enjoy what he says. I cannot express my gratitude in words to this man. He is the best teacher I have ever had.

I’ve finally watched them all. Hundreds of hours of the same two classes and yet each time you get something new. Can’t thank you enough for upload all of these videos for free. Literally life changing thank you so much

This man is my hero

Professor...do you realise that I get no sleep because you can't leave your channel alone for one damn day? How am I supposed to clean my room if you keep me up all the time? You are my favourite monster.

@jab1persianprincess923

7 жыл бұрын

omg same!

@henkiedebomb

7 жыл бұрын

Leeloo Dallas 1.5x speed option 🤗

@seanpottenger7747

7 жыл бұрын

you just changed my life

@mattxXx13

7 жыл бұрын

henkiedebomb Been on 2x speed for a year and a half. McKenna + Watts + Peterson. So woke I've gone crazy.

@henkiedebomb

7 жыл бұрын

I can't handle 2x speed myself, probably because english isn't my first language, but 1.5 works well too :D

“Be what you can be.” I’ve been listening to these lectures and this one came up automatically so I didn’t realise that it was the last one until the end. The last seconds just brought a tear to my eye. Best teacher ever. This guy has done so much for me and I will never be able to put into words how grateful I am.

Big thanks to Dr. Peterson. His content has helped me find real meaning, and truly sort myself out. Because of all this, I now have better relationships with everyone around me, I'm taking on more responsibility, and even getting a better, more well paying job. I feel useful. Thank you.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY in advance DR PETERSON! You are a gift to humanity and we all love you for your dedication and strength, not to mention your talent, which is astounding. If the world is a room, you are definitely on your way to making it spotless. Stay strong and best wishes!

Powerful... What can I say? I discovered you on your first appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast back in December. I have since then gone through your Maps of Meaning course, your Personality course, TONS of clips from these lectures that are circulating on youtube and various interviews, podcasts and now the biblical series. It's just invaluable the information that i have recieved from you! I have questioned my habits and surroundings before but not with these tools. This time it's with a more extensive understanding on how and why things work the way they do and that gives me WAY more motivation to put what I've learned into practice so that I can become a better person. It seems less likely I can become willfully blind towards a potential demise of my being so how could I not be motived towards striving towards the good of life? I will keep watching everything you do and I also plan to do all of the self authoring programs. I feel more hopeful than I've been in a long time. For all the years I've been down in chaos and hell from the causes of family problems, personal loses, addiction, martyrdom, resentment, broken heart, trust issues, depression and fear all bundled up in a clusterfuck of a traumatic and nihalistic state of mind I now feel I can put that wisdom to better use. I know what I have to do, I know what tools to sharpen even further and I am goddamn ready to grab life and its opportunities by the nutsack. Jordan Peterson, I can't thank you enough!

@selfsorter983

7 жыл бұрын

Great comment. Best of luck continuing to sort yourself out bucko!

@marcanta

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate!

@92AlexanderS

6 жыл бұрын

so.. how you're doing marcanta?

@ThinkingAboutChannel

4 жыл бұрын

Go on mate, you"re great 💪🏼

@meat981

Жыл бұрын

@@marcanta you can say a lot apparently

I got teary eyed after blasting all lectures (this course) over 4-5 days, the ending. Jordan, you're a pinnacle of our times, never stop.

The ending was so real, it really feels like he speaks from his core and with genuine motivation, like he really wants to bring forth good to the world. It's amazing that these lectures are here for the world to see, because it's having a great positive impact on me and countless of others. I'm looking forward to spreading that impact to those around me. Thanks JP

I have watched many of his lectures and listened as intently as I can. I feel like I am actually in his class and absorbing lots of it.

stranded in a train station waiting for trains to start running, perfect time to watch a new JBP video.

Started on 4 December 2020 ending at 6 march 2021 more then 24 hours of listening learned more then past 18 year of my life in this 1 day time. I think only few are who will listen every single minute but I'm one of them. thanks for every single word kings of lobster mr.jordam Peterson.

I sound like a broken record with Dr Peterson, but HOW GOOD are these academic lectures…..even if you aren’t a fan of his views on other issues it is unquestionable his talent and ability as a communicator 🔥😀

And that's that ! Jordan Peterson will E N H A N C E your life as he has mine. Thankyou Jordan.

Wow. Awesome series. Now it's time to watch it again, but taking notes this time...

I'm not big on TV but I've binge watched this entire series. Damn! Unbelievably educational. I already want to watch it again.

This has changed my life. It will change my son his life. It will change the world.

Teared up a little at the end. Coming across this lecture series was one of the best things that happened in my life.

This and the conscientiousness video are the examples I point people to who claim to be against Peterson (for whatever litany of sins they place on him). This is the kind of lecturer I hope to be some day.

Felt the need to put down a comment of gratitude after watching this series. I can already feel I`m on a better path than the one I was previously stumbling down. Thank you Dr. Peterson for giving me the sword to fight the dragons in my life!

Thank you for another great lecture. You have taught me more than my parents and all of my teachers combined.

I love Jordan Peterson!

thank you dr. peterson for this semester and helping me to make myself great again

My God, I love this space in youtube. It's an understatement to mention how useful these lectures by Dr Peterson are. But along with that, people in the comments section from all over the world sharing their postive take aways from the lecture is even more amazing. Wow.

A lot of Days, after work i sit on my laptop and writing...writing...writing and watching your lectures. You are helping me a lot to set my goals for work, for my life. And I'm happy and thankful, that i was already on the right path. I hope to make the most out of my life. Aim up!

Dang, I got so much to think through. Gotta sort my room oot big time, by any stretch of the imagination.

Thank you for uploadng your classes, Prof. Peterson. Have a good summer!

Finishing this series gives you the same feeling you get when finishing a really good TV show. The bitter sweet feeling in which your happy that you were able to watch and experience such a wonderful thing but your sad that it's ending and don't know what to do about that.

The last lecture, I can't thank you enough ,God bless you.

I have an odd habit I've noticed. When I do something good out of the ordinary, I feel good about it and want to do it again up until I receive praise from my Mom. Once she notices it, and comments positively on it, I want to throw it away, scrap it, deface it. I'm not exactly sure why, but it has shaped a lot of my behavior. The opposite isn't true, if I act badly, and she notices and comments, I don't double down to spite her, or cease to please her; her opinion doesn't matter. I think it may be that I don't want her to feel a sense of accomplishment from my accomplishments because I feel I've accomplished this thing in spite of her, not because of her. So I guess this means I see my mother as an antagonist, which makes sense. When I was a child, my brother was a fiend and a sadist towards me. Most nights I was afraid to sleep, believing he might feel like ending my life while I was helpless. But I understood, even though my brother was a monster, my mother enabled, even rewarded his behavior, so who was the bigger threat?

@beliasphyre3497

7 жыл бұрын

Only as I wrote the comment. Thank you, Dr. Peterson, for all the work you do.

@krool1648

7 жыл бұрын

Have you watched Parag Khanna's videos?

@beliasphyre3497

7 жыл бұрын

No, sch-9000, I haven't watched Parag Khanna's videos. Who are they and why should I care?

@selfsorter983

7 жыл бұрын

Instances like these can not be undervalued! Nowhere else on KZread will something as personally profound as this happen. Nowhere!

@anotherlover6954

6 жыл бұрын

Sounds like hell my dude. Write that autobiography or even write just about that one thing, or one or several of those experiences with your brother, eh? All the best.

I have pretty much an architypal oedipal mother, as a child she literally fed me to be a blob and just smiled about it, like the Hansel and Gretel-story. She didn't let me out of her sight and wanted to do everything for me. And my sister was/is pretty much a monster who mocked me for every good thing I tried to do. I'll have another beer....

@aakkoin

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Mr. Peterson! I've gotten way better in the last 5 years, but still have work to do. Feels like I alone have to fix everything.

Jordan Peterson is like a detailed and accurate projection of my thoughts and philosophical thoughts. I am happy that I first met a like-minded person! I see myself in it as a reflection. I am paralyzed as far as I understand it well despite the translation into my native language. I want to ask hundreds of questions that excites my mind. Joradn you are the best teacher in my life, you inspire me, thanks for all my friend.

Civil engineering graduate from Texas here - thank you for putting this online I never knew I cared about psychology until I heard your lectures.

smoking joints and listening to Jordan. That's a sorted morning.

@mauiciogonzalez5623

7 жыл бұрын

only if you first clean your room.

@mehrabnury3976

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Thanks Professor!

Maps of Meaning, Biblical Series and this genius collection of lectures. Thank you! 🙏☯

Thank you for making and sharing this. My mom died of cancer in June last year, diagnosed in March. I saw this shortly after her diagnosis and you were so right. I consciously decided to become the monster. You articulated something I’ve been doing for years in relation to her and my wider family but it was done more on instinct. It was bloody hard, hard, hard but I’m standing on the other side of this now but at the time I knew I had to face it, running away for me just was not an option. I chose to stand and be the strength in that situation. When you said you need to be the “monster” I understood that immediately. I was with her right the way through and helped her face the end of her life. I was the monster at the funeral. I’m still that monster now dealing with family issues that everyone else has unsuccessfully tried to bury. I am being the monster to stop this shit in its tracks and deal with it so that it doesn’t go on to contaminate another generation. I can’t thank you enough. Your words gave me clarity. You helped me to realise I had, and have a responsibility to slay these dragons. These experiences have taught me that I am stronger than I thought and I am well able.

after hearing the call from JP, another lost boy is coming home to roost

I LOVE when Jordan endorses being "a monster". It gets me all enthusiastic and excited. Nothing feels better than going into that mental space where you are just swatting down other people and their desires and opinions while you ride your horse to victory. He's so right: it is a hatred of being. But that hatred is very motivational to me.

@nicf1555

7 жыл бұрын

Goad Said Just avoid seeing yourself as something tyrannical

@goadsaid3335

7 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure I understand entirely what you are implying. One wouldn't attempt to be a weak monster - or a weak anything. And a strong monster almost seems to = tyrannical. As in tyrannical is a good adjective for a strong monster.

@user-vd6ec7kx8x

7 жыл бұрын

Goad Said tyrannical has it's own definition. being a monster doesn't mean forcing your will on other people, it just means you have the capacity to if needed. A civilized monster can operate in such a way that tyrrany is a last resort not the first.

@r4inr4ingoaway

7 жыл бұрын

Peterson always talks about being familiar with the monster / shadow, having the capability to use it in doses, but never fully surrendering to it. It is for sure a very powerful state, but I don't think he would ever endorse "hatred of being" as any standard modus operandi. That's when you see yourself becoming the tyrant and NOT the hero.

@georgemargaris

7 жыл бұрын

Goad Said , it's about controlling the monster so that its strength can be used to defeat the ACTUAL monsters (dragons). You sound like you are letting the monster control you instead , which will have devastating consequences. You are deliberately adding suffering instead of rising above it by reducing it. You are doing it wrong, kid.

He has changed my life! Thank God, for you Mr. Peterson!

I've just finished watching all these lectures ... I have learnt so much in such a short amount of time, it's unbelievable!!!! I am re watching. Thank you so much for this.

First time after watching a youtube video , I felt like attending the last day of my school.

I watched Maps of Meaning first and thought that it couldn't get any better. Jordan, your work is calling all of us frogs out from beneath the surface, watch out world.

@Dixon_Cider

6 жыл бұрын

Sorting Myself Out ribbit ribbit

@RickDelmonico

5 жыл бұрын

Systems are nested hierarchies, the more understanding you have, the better able you are to address the issues that will matter most. Evolution of belief systems and issues of control? If something is worth believing in, it is timeless. The heart is more important than the head when it comes to achieving greatness. For the average task, only the intellect is needed but a great challenge will require heart and soul. Imagination is the connecting of disparate things in novel ways. It is not the job of the intellect to tame the passions of the heart, that is the job of the spirit. The intellect is best managed by the heart, without this connection you get the psychopath. The heart is best managed by the spirit, without this connection, you get the horrors of war. I do not give much consideration to the ideas of a man that doesn't believe in God, the reason, God is not an intellectual issue. Our reality is constructed in such a way that there is a nested hierarchy of meaning. In terms of information, it is meaning that gives the information value. In terms of consciousness, emotion is higher up in the hierarchy than intellect. Spiritual is higher than emotional. #1; What we understand. #2; What we value. #3; What we do about it. A material expression is the result of this process. The actionable consequences of distilled expectation arise, in part, from the intentional field of implicate order. The reason I believe that emotion is a higher state of processing than intellect is because chess computers don't enjoy winning. What is spiritual faith? It is trust, but this trust is based on a foundational understanding rooted in intellectual experience, emotional maturity and a spiritual relationship. Intellect; practice, practice, practice. Emotion; respond, connect, share. Spirit; become, love, unify. Principles or laws that govern the affairs of men: Men are driven by intellectual pursuits to a lesser degree and by emotional factors to a greater degree. For the most part, there are no checks and balances in place to correct the turbulence or disruption to the system and when you factor in the spiritual component (belief systems and values, etc) things really get complicated. The result of all this chaos is that men begin killing each other and the main reasons are the lack of practical wisdom and no moral compass. The most intelligent left brained dogmatist can be reduced to an idiot by an unfounded belief system or a strong emotion. This brings up a flaw in Gene Roddenberry's concept of the character Spock (Vulcans). Spock would not be without emotion, more likely, he would have a very finely tuned, useful, and well regulated emotional state that would, in fact, be quite strong at the right moment, if he were to be a superior intellectual creature. Think about the dimensions involved in appreciating something of great beauty. Your five senses may play a role but when your emotional state is engaged, that is when the real magic happens. The intellectual realm is usually not too difficult to navigate. Most people find their niche and naturally fall into an area where they can do pretty well. The emotional realm is deeper and much more nuanced, behaviors ripple out into the landscape in ways we would never imagine. It takes a very long time to perfect the kind of emotional intelligence that creates win-win scenarios as a general course of action. The spiritual realm is so nuanced and so deep that few navigate this landscape without upsets, wrong turns, misunderstandings and a sense of one's own hypocrisy. There are very few superstars in the arena of spirituality. I would also guess that being spiritual, for the most part, is not highly valued in our society, also there is little consensus on what constitutes spirituality. As I have stated it is a deeply nuanced realm that does not give up its secrets easily. You have to want it, you have to work at it and most importantly, you have to care. The intellectual realm is usually not too difficult to navigate. Most people find their niche and naturally fall into an area where they can do pretty well. The emotional realm is deeper and much more nuanced, behaviors ripple out into the landscape in ways we would never imagine. It takes a very long time to perfect the kind of emotional intelligence that creates win-win scenarios as a general course of action. The spiritual realm is so nuanced and so deep that few navigate this landscape without upsets, wrong turns, misunderstandings and a sense of one's own hypocrisy. There are very few superstars in the arena of spirituality. I would also guess that being spiritual, for the most part, is not highly valued in our society, also there is little consensus on what constitutes spirituality. As I have stated it is a deeply nuanced realm that does not give up its secrets easily. You have to want it, you have to work at it and most importantly, you have to care. Latent consciousness is the idea that a system needs devices in the environment to sense the world around it. The more it can sense the environment the more conscious it is. Self awareness is knowing your position in state space, in a manner that includes emotional and spiritual components. In the hierarchy of maturity you must first master your intellect through doing, then you must master your emotions through serving, only then are you ready to take on the things of the spirit. I suspect that this would be an act of full surrender.

@Santoshkumar-lh2dh

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, Sorting Myself Out . I am from India, who is trying really hard to get my act together for the last one year. I viewed your channel hence i have a sense that you can answer my question. English is not my first language so i hope you get my point. My question to you. Until now, i've finished, All "Jordan peterson & Joe rogan podcasts" and "Maps of Meaning" series, I am just going through the comment section of this playlist to see whether this "Personality lectures" are good. I will be happy, if you could advice me which should I watch next? "Biblical series" or "Personality series"?. Which will be more helpful to get my act together? I can watch both "Biblical series" and "Personality series" but unfortunately i don't have that much time right now(since english is not my first language, i spend lot of time in dictionary to understand Jordan Peterson's words, To complete a video i take a long time as well). I will watch one of this series now, then maybe after one year the other one. So which would you recommend, "Biblical series" or "Personality series"??, If you prefer any other videos or playlists better than these two or there is a must watch video, please suggest that as well. Please answer me.

@Santoshkumar-lh2dh

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, carlotapuig , Read my above comment. I will be happy to hear your suggestion as well.

"You can't derive from the facts what to do with the facts"

Dear God, Thank you for Jordan Peterson, Amen.

Your work is of unspeakable value, Dr Peterson. I am now in psychology grad school because of you. Love from Australia

can't wait to watch this!

Here’s an example of a personal journey I go through while watching these videos.. Around (1:07:00) “Snakes. Two halves of the same dna molecule” Jordan lives in the world of pattern and loosely defined words to allow for his own self affirming story to manifest. His a priori structures are filtered wired for interest in fantasy, All nested within the deeper motivation of subconscious drives to power. In essence, his message and impact is merely the natural pattern of molecules to assemble power to their own purpose. The stupidity of the snake idea would only capture the interest of those who also are wired to be interested in fantasy. -a cynical thought manifests in me But what’s the underlying motivation for an idea like that to manifest within me? What am I compensating for? What in the world am I ignoring? Perhaps, my comment was aimed at cutting my ideal at the knees, because why not? My ideal is to be like Jordan, but I clearly have a lot of work to do. if we use Jordan’s definition of truth pragmatic in the sense that the intention of action in relation to my ideal is the marker of its truthfulness, then my commentary about Jordan is contradictory with my highest ideal So now I should stop myself from identifying with those types of thoughts and reframe them: Jordan’s has been able to notice and articulate the deepest patterns of human behavior, and has developed a following not just as a result of self affirimation and hunger for power, but with the intention to help others manifest the ideal of God within us. -a positive reframe of the snake idea Hope you all enjoyed reading this. I wanted to create a personal account and want to see if others relate

@thereisnospoon9059

5 жыл бұрын

It was an interesting insight into your thoughts and sub -personalities. It was a good read. Do you often write down your thoughts and analyse them? I do. One thing i noticed when listening to him is that I am aiming for a very similar thing he is, but he is much further ahead of me in terms of organising his thinking and understanding the world, and this causes me to feel uneasy. More precisely I want to figure out the truth myself rather than have someone hand it down to me, this is a prevalent feeling during my whole life, exactly the same when my parents tried to teach me, pretty much since I was about 5. There is a practical side to this approach, I'm quite safe from brainwashing, and I am less prone to not questioning mostly correct but partially flawed theories. But that is not the source of it, it's just a side effect. I feel like my purpose would be stolen if someone gave me all the answers. Then again we should rely on each other and cooperate and learn from each other, so I'm not certain what to do about this. What's the right balance of doing things myself Vs asking for help.

@NickBultman

5 жыл бұрын

@Corleone Interesting, what do you mean by efficient at suffering? Are you saying that he's able to recover from suffering faster than most, leaving more energy for him to utilize his strengths?

I am in awe from these lectures. You've changed my life and my perception of life. There was something in me that you have awaken. And it's good. Thank you so much for that!

I've enjoyed numerous Dr. Peterson videos over the past few years and this one is by far the best and the soundest practical good advice for life video ever. Everyone at every stage in life could benefit immensely from watching this video! Start around minute 25.

broke 300k subs a few days ago, now at 304k. at 1 million jbp ascends to supersaiyan.

@jakem1273

4 жыл бұрын

Now it's 2 million....

Thank you.

Funny how a random meme posted on 9gag (the now famous "so you're saying"), lead me to find out about prof. Peterson. I started watching the clips and interviews and ended up virtually attending all 22 lectures from "Personality and its transformations". It has been an amazing (and often a punch-in-the-gut brutal) experience but it has helped me understand a lot about myself. Thank you for sharing the content online. Next on the list: "Map of meanings", I already know it will be a fantastic ride as well.

everything about my life is turning around lately, in large part because of Peterson's lessons and wisdom. he's the kind of wise elder our society needs, and i'm glad i'm not the only one so profoundly impacted by his words.