Its crazy how millions of people in the West and abroad are so interested in these conversations. I think its very positive; that many people in the world want to be genuinely good and understand our historical moral understandings can assist us with that. Modernity has brought us so much but it was built on things we have somewhat neglected

@chefboiardeeznutz9881

Жыл бұрын

I'd say more in the West because a lot of us have lost sight of the things that are important in life. Living day in and day out almost on autopilot going nowhere. That's how I feel with my life, for sure.

@joenichols3901

Жыл бұрын

@@chefboiardeeznutz9881 Well, maybe, but I try not to view the negative as degenerate. I spent a year living in Ecuador... there are things that go on in developing countries that lets just say were outlawed here in the 1860s. I've seen it with my own eyes. I am of the opinion this type of information, in the past, was mainly reserved for the highly educated/priveleged classes of a country. That for most of history, the vast majority of people lived terrible, sad, depressing, anxious and overall poor lives. It is now finally being made available to the masses.

@healthamongstus710

Жыл бұрын

Here hear. I was born-and-raised in the West, but I'm in the East now, and in general I prefer the East now.

@healthamongstus710

Жыл бұрын

:3 I remember this. hehe. :3 The great Russell Brand! :3 Now ever more important, ever more popular! :3

@healthamongstus710

Жыл бұрын

A copy-and-paste from two messages I made some minutes ago in a Discord group chat: I mostly just use Discord for business. Some people chat about non-gaming things in Discord, but it's mostly for gaming. I haven't been gaming much at all since I left the States. I prefer mostly campaigns, offline. But even then, multiplayer, I play games online with chats built-in. I don't find much a reason for Discord other than sharing I guess images and videos and links. You can do voice and text chat in pretty much all online games. Plus, there is a lot of ageism in Discord. Whereas the average gamer is older than 35 y/o. A lot of young kids think they own gaming, when their parents didn't even fuck yet, or their dad didn't donate sperm to a sperm bank yet, to even exist in the body they temporarily inhabit. A lot of them think you're supposed to die inside after your 20s or something (go figure with how society general is, especially America these days getting worse and worse). Some say late 20s is too old for Discord. I'm mostly here for the money. I also like to spread good information around, and some engage, but the average person I don't think cares. Some lurk, and I said that to some person who said to me that no one is reading your messages mf in Vitality server. Someone replied to him with wine emoji and crying laughing, and another said I am. It's up to people to read it or not. Not everyone replies. Not everything in life needs a reply. Even if they don't necessarily agree with it now, they may look for that info later as the info settled in their subconscious. A lot of these people, like a ton of Reddit users (very known for being a toxic platform), are hormonal teenagers who aren't too bright, have a lot of anger issues, and aren't that educated. That's just the reality. Part of me knows Buddhism, Stoicism, and that it is what it is. They say in near-death experiences that we're shared consciousness, and to treat each other kindly. Yeah, to some extent. But here on Earth, we have literal enemies, we have people ready to try to take you down. People who mock, drug addicts (legal or illegal), gangs, rapists, vegans and non-vegans, the Spanish Inquisition that forced Christianity on much of the world (making Christianity so large today), etc. Like that clip of Rocky giving that motivational speech to his son, that Piers Morgan showed when doing that interview recently with Jordan Peterson (great interview by the way). Gotta keep on moving. Gotta realize that plenty are lazy, misery loves company, and if you're achieving better than the average person, you really are better than average. Average isn't a compliment, it's an insult. Why? Average person is doing pretty shitty, especially in America. Someone tells you around the lines of, "Oh, you're just average.", um yeah, not a compliment. Lol. If society was so upheld in high standards, average would be a compliment, a good thing. I find what is average, and I pursue myself to be better than that. I'm definitely not perfect. Everyone is capable of demonstrable acts. Even many of the Nazis weren't forced to stay around for hours, but plenty felt they were not patriotic if they left their men alone. A lot of them hated what they did, but got used to it, Jordan Peterson has said, and others have said. Supposedly 80% or so of Nazis didn't even know my people and the others were in camps. Average means different things in different situations, but it's usually not much. Average isn't rich, and poor is the minority. No, it's the other way around. About 85% of people make less than $30/day the say. Hell to the fuck no. I'm not gonna be average, the majority. The average American is fat. Hell to the fuck no again, ain't going down like that. The average person isn't vegan, the average person is religious, the average person follows puppet politics as if there's a choice and general good in it, and so forth. Average is an insult to the human species at this point. Liberal and Conservative are insulting words. Liberal meant free, to breach conservative values, and progress. Now it means the opposite of liberal, censorship, mob mentality, etc. I had to just stop calling myself a Liberal. I felt like a fucking retard calling myself a Liberal. I didn't go 180 degrees into the other retard yard, Conservatism, but just kept more towards the middle as I typically have been, Centrist. I prefer being healthy, using my brain, thriving instead of just surviving financially, and not being dependent on corrupt government to live. That's very well opposite of being average. 💀

The only true form of freedom is through self limitation. It is not the privilege of choosing everything you want in your life,but rather,choosing what you will give up in your life.This is not only real freedom, this is the only freedom.Diversions come and go.Pleasure never lasts.Variety looses it's meaning.But you will always be able to choose what you are willing to sacrifice,what you are willing to give up.

@lifecamerakaran

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful.

@joblakelisbon

Жыл бұрын

There's a balance which Peterson never seems to be able to address, possibly because he is an extremely unbalanced person. There's nothing wrong with pleasure and enjoyment alongside responsibility and diligence. If you don't have both aspects your life quickly becomes unbalanced.

@mr.highminded5357

Жыл бұрын

One of the best comments i have ever read.

@maureenclement2553

Жыл бұрын

I’ll agree with one caveat… choosing what you sacrifice is a freedom right up until everything is taken away.

This is a great example of a mindful, meaningful conversation

@akudowells869

Жыл бұрын

this convo is amazing

@Leprutz

Жыл бұрын

I am actually fascinated by their discussion and the way they conversate. It's like a ping pong game, bothe say something, not too long, not too short, and the interruptions weren't deteriorating but more constructive and giving in this case. Much to learn hear from their behavior, respect and what they have to say.

2 people that can vocalize what I think.

@tjwoosta

Жыл бұрын

Thats exactly why they're each gaining such a following. They both have this uncanny ability to vocalize the things everyone knows deep down but is unable to articulate. It reaffirms and solidifies peoples foundation.

@YourLocalOverlord

Жыл бұрын

Right?! Like if your spirit and your intellect were incarnate and having a conversation about everything.. awesome

@NickNicometi

Жыл бұрын

@@tjwoosta Because they got a good education outside the failed American public school system.

@judahmatende3769

Жыл бұрын

SO TRUE!!!

@Pusfilth

Жыл бұрын

They make us think we’re smarter than we are which helps us feel better 💕

I don't know what is with this conversation but every sentence sends me on a thought journey. I have listened to this clip 10 times and I'm at 1:38. The talk of sacrifice, journey, and the destination is a lot. The combination of these two people is so special to me.

@josevanreyes

Жыл бұрын

Synchronicity

@healthamongstus710

Жыл бұрын

:3 I remember this. hehe. :3 The great Russell Brand! :3 Now ever more important, ever more popular! :3

@healthamongstus710

Жыл бұрын

:3 A copy-and-paste from two messages I made some minutes ago in a Discord group chat: I mostly just use Discord for business. Some people chat about non-gaming things in Discord, but it's mostly for gaming. I haven't been gaming much at all since I left the States. I prefer mostly campaigns, offline. But even then, multiplayer, I play games online with chats built-in. I don't find much a reason for Discord other than sharing I guess images and videos and links. You can do voice and text chat in pretty much all online games. Plus, there is a lot of ageism in Discord. Whereas the average gamer is older than 35 y/o. A lot of young kids think they own gaming, when their parents didn't even fuck yet, or their dad didn't donate sperm to a sperm bank yet, to even exist in the body they temporarily inhabit. A lot of them think you're supposed to die inside after your 20s or something (go figure with how society general is, especially America these days getting worse and worse). Some say late 20s is too old for Discord. I'm mostly here for the money. I also like to spread good information around, and some engage, but the average person I don't think cares. Some lurk, and I said that to some person who said to me that no one is reading your messages mf in Vitality server. Someone replied to him with wine emoji and crying laughing, and another said I am. It's up to people to read it or not. Not everyone replies. Not everything in life needs a reply. Even if they don't necessarily agree with it now, they may look for that info later as the info settled in their subconscious. A lot of these people, like a ton of Reddit users (very known for being a toxic platform), are hormonal teenagers who aren't too bright, have a lot of anger issues, and aren't that educated. That's just the reality. Part of me knows Buddhism, Stoicism, and that it is what it is. They say in near-death experiences that we're shared consciousness, and to treat each other kindly. Yeah, to some extent. But here on Earth, we have literal enemies, we have people ready to try to take you down. People who mock, drug addicts (legal or illegal), gangs, rapists, vegans and non-vegans, the Spanish Inquisition that forced Christianity on much of the world (making Christianity so large today), etc. Like that clip of Rocky giving that motivational speech to his son, that Piers Morgan showed when doing that interview recently with Jordan Peterson (great interview by the way). Gotta keep on moving. Gotta realize that plenty are lazy, misery loves company, and if you're achieving better than the average person, you really are better than average. Average isn't a compliment, it's an insult. Why? Average person is doing pretty shitty, especially in America. Someone tells you around the lines of, "Oh, you're just average.", um yeah, not a compliment. Lol. If society was so upheld in high standards, average would be a compliment, a good thing. I find what is average, and I pursue myself to be better than that. I'm definitely not perfect. Everyone is capable of demonstrable acts. Even many of the Nazis weren't forced to stay around for hours, but plenty felt they were not patriotic if they left their men alone. A lot of them hated what they did, but got used to it, Jordan Peterson has said, and others have said. Supposedly 80% or so of Nazis didn't even know my people and the others were in camps. Average means different things in different situations, but it's usually not much. Average isn't rich, and poor is the minority. No, it's the other way around. About 85% of people make less than $30/day the say. Hell to the fuck no. I'm not gonna be average, the majority. The average American is fat. Hell to the fuck no again, ain't going down like that. The average person isn't vegan, the average person is religious, the average person follows puppet politics as if there's a choice and general good in it, and so forth. Average is an insult to the human species at this point. Liberal and Conservative are insulting words. Liberal meant free, to breach conservative values, and progress. Now it means the opposite of liberal, censorship, mob mentality, etc. I had to just stop calling myself a Liberal. I felt like a fucking retard calling myself a Liberal. I didn't go 180 degrees into the other retard yard, Conservatism, but just kept more towards the middle as I typically have been, Centrist. I prefer being healthy, using my brain, thriving instead of just surviving financially, and not being dependent on corrupt government to live. That's very well opposite of being average. 💀

@healthamongstus710

Жыл бұрын

:p Tom Brady and divorce, and my response: People shouldn't marry anyways. It's mostly ending in divorce, and it's a bad system in itself. I'm thankfully never married, and anti-marriage. Kinda giggle to all the divorces. In most cases people choose to marry. A lot of American society (where I come from as plenty know) has a lot of individuals laughing at people who don't marry, or who get divorced. Funny thing is, most of them get a divorce. So then, who's laughing now. Lololol. Some people get multiple divorces. grinsweat_smilejoy_catskullskull Trump has had like 3 divorces. You can tell they just marry him for the money, especially when his current wife gave faces and statements of discomfort in public appearances when he was puppet, I mean president. The internet is a beautiful place, for it allows people to leave their small little bubbles of information and chatting. People get to explore new ideas, especially with social media. No longer are we subjected to paid for propagandaville on the TV, limited books or seeking banned books, and other limited ways of information. Like when the Romans burned the most important library of them all, The Library of Alexandria. Also, the Spanish destroyed almost all information of the Philippines pre-Spanish.

@OneWithTheAllinAll

Жыл бұрын

its because the words are speaking to your soul rather than your mind. chase that spark within you & learn as much about it as you can

"Habitualized thinking is prohibitive" - my god this blew my mind

@justinwalker2460

Жыл бұрын

Yeah its better known as ruminating and probably means you have anxiety

I would love to see these two talk again and hopefully soon.

What a wonderful world, a world where Jordan and Russell are intellectual equals and polite sparing partners. Thank you both for carrying this important message!

@Leprutz

Жыл бұрын

The thing I have exactly been thinking about. I am as much impressed by the way they do conduct the conversation and what they have to say through that conversation. Top thing to learn from here.

@suburbanindie

Жыл бұрын

Russell is far more intelligent than Jordan

@alexanderhayward8505

Жыл бұрын

@@suburbanindie oof. XD

Thanks to both of you.💜

Thankyou Russell and Jordan for sharing your wee insightfull discussion.💜

I love these two!!

Just beautiful! Great conversation to enlight all of us.

I’ve sacrificed practically everything but am living as Job; however, despite this I know that mitigated immense suffering is better than non-mitigated hell. Lest we all at some point touch the grave in our sorrow and dwell in its decay. I gained 35lbs in muscle in 3months, started working at a law firm, moved into a skyscraper on my own, started at a top university and did whatever it took to better who am as a person. I did this all in less than a year. Despite this I have lost much of family to sudden death or terminal illness. Others nearly dying. I received chronic physical health problems that should cripple me if it isn’t for will. I’ve been rejected constantly and despite all of it still can’t achieve my main goal of a relationship. However had I done none of what I did, my family would have kept dying, illnesses still inflicting, and I wrecked in lowly state of meekness. I say this not for pitty’s sake, but to demonstrate that sometimes the best of the worst lot is the only option and that this is certainly preferable to that of pure hell. Noting that hell is made in the image of man’s fallenness, and what is man’s fallenness but a placation of responsibility in favor of self-destructive malevolence?

@09nkd

Жыл бұрын

Humans cant gain 35lbs of muscle in 3 months

@lamibrahim9202

Жыл бұрын

😂 and you call it (I sacrificed everything) don't make me laugh

@sirellyn

Жыл бұрын

I wish you the best in the utterly corrupted universities, but from what you've written it seems you've chosen right. There's no perfect options, but we get to good (and better) by seeking the best paths we individually can at the time. I'm sorry to hear about your family and those near you as well.

@jholts6769

Жыл бұрын

@@sirellyn thank you. I have been navigating my classes carefully there is certainly a lot of Marxist propaganda everywhere. I appreciate the advice and thank you tremendously for the condolences

@joemac84

Жыл бұрын

That is very difficult, I prayed for you. Looking backwards, I found there is a hidden gift in pain and suffering which is perhaps the greatest of all, the opportunity to expand your soul in love, peace, and joy which surpass all understanding. When we allow that to wash over us, and continue in our love, we remain, not as we were but as something entirely new, reborn. God bless you

Screen shot this straight away. Will be listening to this over and over again. Amazing

@pablopeleikis7110

Жыл бұрын

You can also safe it to watch later

The last 30 seconds of this was just great. Truth bomb after truth bomb.

Russell Brand is a very intelligent/articulate person, underrated in my opinion.

I love those 2 I would love to see a trio with Wim Hof, but Jordan Peterson is such a goldmine for getting sufficient in life. Not many celebrities can be a positive influence in young people's lifes. I am so glad that I found you 3 years ago Jordan Peterson, because the mindset you provide gives reasons to live your life to your full potential even if you are suffering. Thank you so much👍

@TheLozeszkur

Жыл бұрын

trio with Tate would be something

@lifecamerakaran

Жыл бұрын

Well - Jordan always was a psychological and teacher first - he got famous later.

God bless you both ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

How these names suddenly showed on my phone I DO not know. It's been good to hear the videos I have found and to read the responses. This is not the sort of thing I am ready for right now but I have seriously missed the talk my family and classroom engaged in. Good to see all your names again. Poking my head in on occasion will be nice.

@iantheellison4635

Жыл бұрын

Wisdom is knowing that you’re not ready for This type of discourse. Good for you 🤍

I miss this era of Peterson.. these kind of conversations are why I fell so in love with him to begin with.

@DigitalJuggernaut

Жыл бұрын

How has he changed ?

Best person on Earth.

russel brand is a legend

It’s true. All of it. Ones person reach mature age he/she is able to understand the dialog. Mature person lived trough all that. He/she knows from experience it is all true.

Two amazing men.

Two brilliant articulate men having a discussion.... If politicians aspire to half of that, we would be so better off...

@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489

Жыл бұрын

one brilliant articulate man having a discussion doesn't seem better to me

@alexisalliel73

Жыл бұрын

@@nicewhenearnedrudemostlyel489 what about two halfway brilliant men ?

I’ve been waiting almost 7 years for these two to record a conversation! 🎉

@MrBlodhund

Жыл бұрын

They made this 4 years ago :)

@BenchmarkRadio

Жыл бұрын

@@MrBlodhund good! Then I was in the right path: and the algorithm actually fucked me for ad dollars.

Very interesting!

By the way, my view of the world, how it came to be and how mankind behaves in it has changed a great deal so the videos clinked a few cogs. Have a blessed rest of the week.

A copy-and-paste from two messages I made some minutes ago in a Discord group chat: I mostly just use Discord for business. Some people chat about non-gaming things in Discord, but it's mostly for gaming. I haven't been gaming much at all since I left the States. I prefer mostly campaigns, offline. But even then, multiplayer, I play games online with chats built-in. I don't find much a reason for Discord other than sharing I guess images and videos and links. You can do voice and text chat in pretty much all online games. Plus, there is a lot of ageism in Discord. Whereas the average gamer is older than 35 y/o. A lot of young kids think they own gaming, when their parents didn't even fuck yet, or their dad didn't donate sperm to a sperm bank yet, to even exist in the body they temporarily inhabit. A lot of them think you're supposed to die inside after your 20s or something (go figure with how society general is, especially America these days getting worse and worse). Some say late 20s is too old for Discord. I'm mostly here for the money. I also like to spread good information around, and some engage, but the average person I don't think cares. Some lurk, and I said that to some person who said to me that no one is reading your messages mf in Vitality server. Someone replied to him with wine emoji and crying laughing, and another said I am. It's up to people to read it or not. Not everyone replies. Not everything in life needs a reply. Even if they don't necessarily agree with it now, they may look for that info later as the info settled in their subconscious. A lot of these people, like a ton of Reddit users (very known for being a toxic platform), are hormonal teenagers who aren't too bright, have a lot of anger issues, and aren't that educated. That's just the reality. Part of me knows Buddhism, Stoicism, and that it is what it is. They say in near-death experiences that we're shared consciousness, and to treat each other kindly. Yeah, to some extent. But here on Earth, we have literal enemies, we have people ready to try to take you down. People who mock, drug addicts (legal or illegal), gangs, rapists, vegans and non-vegans, the Spanish Inquisition that forced Christianity on much of the world (making Christianity so large today), etc. Like that clip of Rocky giving that motivational speech to his son, that Piers Morgan showed when doing that interview recently with Jordan Peterson (great interview by the way). Gotta keep on moving. Gotta realize that plenty are lazy, misery loves company, and if you're achieving better than the average person, you really are better than average. Average isn't a compliment, it's an insult. Why? Average person is doing pretty shitty, especially in America. Someone tells you around the lines of, "Oh, you're just average.", um yeah, not a compliment. Lol. If society was so upheld in high standards, average would be a compliment, a good thing. I find what is average, and I pursue myself to be better than that. I'm definitely not perfect. Everyone is capable of demonstrable acts. Even many of the Nazis weren't forced to stay around for hours, but plenty felt they were not patriotic if they left their men alone. A lot of them hated what they did, but got used to it, Jordan Peterson has said, and others have said. Supposedly 80% or so of Nazis didn't even know my people and the others were in camps. Average means different things in different situations, but it's usually not much. Average isn't rich, and poor is the minority. No, it's the other way around. About 85% of people make less than $30/day the say. Hell to the fuck no. I'm not gonna be average, the majority. The average American is fat. Hell to the fuck no again, ain't going down like that. The average person isn't vegan, the average person is religious, the average person follows puppet politics as if there's a choice and general good in it, and so forth. Average is an insult to the human species at this point. Liberal and Conservative are insulting words. Liberal meant free, to breach conservative values, and progress. Now it means the opposite of liberal, censorship, mob mentality, etc. I had to just stop calling myself a Liberal. I felt like a fucking retard calling myself a Liberal. I didn't go 180 degrees into the other retard yard, Conservatism, but just kept more towards the middle as I typically have been, Centrist. I prefer being healthy, using my brain, thriving instead of just surviving financially, and not being dependent on corrupt government to live. That's very well opposite of being average. 💀 :p

I didn't understood the end of the conversation, like what to do do with the things that are regrettable? I learnt to carry my mistakes with me to remind me of my weaknesses, but I agree with mister Peterson that it is hard to stay lowing towards one self that way

@kippmiller4139

Жыл бұрын

I think the way forward is to accept your mistakes and focus on understanding the lessons they gave you as much as possible, and then let them go. Instead of carrying the weakness around with you, you can grow from your weakness and become better. Read lots of books and build new habits

Russell looks great.

Willing to sacrifice own and others family to achieve what I want.

These boys love communicating with their hands

Very interesting

LIFE.

If one is standing on the edge of a cliff, moving forward isn’t the best idea. One has to go deeper. Jess.🌹

i like the way russell says "Yyyess"

For those who don't know. RB is talking about the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.

The first link in the description isnt leading to the full conversation with Russel Brand :)

Where can i watxh this full interview? Seems like the link in the description is incorrect

The link in description doesn't lead to the correct video for full convo

The full episode link directs to the interview on Flagrant podcast 🤨

wrong link for the full conversation JP

Hey mate, the link in description for the full convo is actually for Flagrant with Andrew Schultz just FYI

🤯 more please teachers more!!

Jordan peterson and behalits!

Which episode is this? When I click on the "watch the full episode" link it takes me to a completely different conversation

„Fourthly, I believe in Islam as it does not seek to crush my natural desires but guides them along right channels. It does not, by altogether crushing my desires, reduce me to a stone; nor does it, by leaving them uncontrolled and unrestrained, reduce me to an animal, but, like an expert irrigation engineer who harnesses uncontrolled waters and makes them run into irrigation channels, thereby bringing prosperity to waste areas, it converts my natural desires by proper control and guidance into high moral qualities.” It does not say to me: God has given you a loving heart but forbids you to select a life companion, or that He has endowed you with the sense of taste and the capacity to appreciate good food, but has forbidden you to eat such food. On the contrary, it teaches me to love in a pure and proper way which would ensure through my progeny the perpetuation of all my good resolves. It permits me to use good food, but within proper limits, lest I should eat my fill and my neighbor should go hungry. By thus converting my natural desires into high moral qualities, it satisfies my humanity.“ (Mirza Bashirudin Mahmood Ahmad, Why I believe in Islam)

Wrong link to full video in description

Where were these clips when I was subscribed? I want to resubscribe but I'm ngl u put out better videos when I'm not subscribed lol

Russel and Jordan are 2 people we look up to thr most. Both idols

The link in the description is taking me to JPs appearance on Andrew Shultz’s show, not Russell Brand’s

I remember this. hehe. :3 The great Russell Brand! :3 Now ever more important, ever more popular! :3

The link to watch full episode leads to the Andrew Shultz's interview, not Russel Brand's.

did the link to full talk wrong?

What book of course are they talking about?

i agree too much of anything blocks enlightenment and focus

FYI, the link in the description points to your Andrew Schulz interview.

OK, this wasn't too bad! Thanks to Russell Brand who used non-offensive language to make his points!

The link to the 'full conversation' in the description is Andrew Schulz, not Russell Brand

Hey, the link is wrong. It does not go to full conversation with Russel

audio delay?

Peterson is doing interview him

Sloth - scrolling through KZread ;-)

@alchemyseal9400

Жыл бұрын

Lol !!! Nah…, you’re actively and “cyberly” 😜 being Educated 😉

you have linked the wrong episode in your description

I know he's done a few interviews w Russell and I know he's in the UK right now. Is this a clip from a new interview ? As in last few months or is this a clip from an old interview

It might be friends, family members, pets, events etc your old self 👌🏼

Link in comments is wrong

With unbridled passion intrinsically linked to vices, it's sadly no surprise that artists often succumb to the stress of success and the ease of excess.

Wrong interview linked! =]

Jordan sacrificed his actual experience and love for his parents and himself. He did so because his parents were not offering their children a relationship with human beings. Jordan had to lie as part of a strategy to avoid reminding his parents of the actual human experiences and love that Jordan's parents were deprived of with their parents. Jordan became a reaction to Walt's reaction to his father. Jordan's ego (as an authentic mediator between the self/observer and meanings) died and was reborn many times as decisions to identify as meanings, thereby splitting Jordan's mind into an identity and shadow. Its purpose is to rescue his father, Walt, from responsibility. As Jordan's identity developed, its purpose became more sophisticated; it would have to absolve of responsibility, the coercive collective force of authority and abuse of power that had created it. And that had created his father's and mother's (dysfunctional) identities. Jordan felt he had to suppress a boy's natural experience of his father into a shadow. Because when Walt saw a boy's natural experience in his son that he did not have with his father, he felt unbearably emotionally overwhelmed and triggered into a rage. Jordan had to create an identity that would behave in a way that would not trigger Walt's internal and unintegrated conflict with Walt's severely emotionally dysfunctional father. Subsequent to this process of introjection and codependency, Jordan's identity feels emotionally compelled to hide and change the past. Jordan's identity hides and changes the past to make its misinterpretations and false dichotomies appear to be proper and superior. The strategies of Jordan's identity have to appear superior to the actual experiences and primary emotional feedback that he "sacrificed" and is in actuality, suppressing and repressing into a shadow.

@yomomma4261

Жыл бұрын

Where did this story come from? I have heard a little about his father but can't remember this part.

@Mike_Lennox

Жыл бұрын

@@yomomma4261 this is a description put into story form that puts together Jordan's persistent and recurring actual discourse and the cause of his discourse.

@flashwashington2735

3 ай бұрын

@@Mike_Lennox A story like I'm alibi, lie, fabrication. Learn to truthfully tell your story, then perhaps you can tell another's. What is your story. Truth or bullshit version, what do you say of yourself?

@Mike_Lennox

3 ай бұрын

@@flashwashington2735 I have consciously re-experienced and emotionally adjusted to every distressing incident that caused me to hide. I used a variety of methods including consciously distinguishing defense mechanisms and methods that bypass the unconscious forces of denial.

please date these!

wrong episode link in the description

Link to original video is wrong.

The full episode goes to the wrong episode folks. It goes to Andrew Schultz podcast.

Jordan and Russell will be blown away when they learn the impact this all has on the body and how it’s the basis of enlightenment, religion and spirituality. Chakras are the 7 sins.

What are these 7 steps that they are talking about?

Wrong interview in the link.

The link in the description box that says to listen to the full conversation.... links to a conversation with andrew schulz, another good person to have a conversation with... but not the conversation I was expecting...

what steps is he talking about?

If you want power in this world, and I mean REAL power. You most certainly will pay an equal price to achieve great heights.

I have sacrificed way too much and I've already moved forward I don't need anybody's permission to move forward in my life at least not any human now God on the other hand that's a different story totally God bless carry on as you were

THE LINK IN THE DISCRIPTION IS DIRECTING ME TO Jordan Peterson Shares The Best Major To Get You Laid | Flagrant U with Andrew Schulz

19 If we could renounce our sageness and discard our wisdom, it would be better for the people a hundredfold. If we could renounce our benevolence and discard our righteousness, the people would again become filial and kindly. If we could renounce our artful contrivances and discard our (scheming for) gain, there would be no thieves nor robbers. Those three methods (of government) Thought olden ways in elegance did fail And made these names their want of worth to veil; But simple views, and courses plain and true Would selfish ends and many lusts eschew.

You linked to Schulz

To this day I still don’t know why I have never heard Jordan use the word schadenfreude which is the opposite of the deadly sin of envy and actually worse

@py_a_thon

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Taking pleasure in the misery of others is a straight line into Sadism. (Ie: feeling or being actually sadistic) The feeling is very human if understood, yet very dangerous if indulged in. Envy or Jealousy is not exactly required for one to feel that way. Sadism is a vestigial tail of the human evolution process. Sadly. We really are still monkeys. Smart monkeys, yet monkeys nonetheless.

Most people don't understand the nuances of the seven deadly sins. Lust has just as much to do with self indulgence as it does anything else not to mention perfectionism. Greed has just as much to do with narcissism as anything else. Wrath has nuances of dominance and superiority in my opinion. Gluttony has a lot to do with chasing self centered ambition that only serves yourself.

The link in the description doesn’t lead to the full video with Russell, it goes to the one with Andrew Schultz

@borokymusic

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It is just as you say!

Alcohol. Its only been 2 months and I'm doing more overtime, making more money being better at my job and working out regularly again. Not to bore, just to share :)

@py_a_thon

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Good for you bro. For real. That is incredibly respectable and gives me some hope. I am considering trying to heavily reduce my consumption of all vices. I am currently failing at the moment yet I still think I perhaps have a bit more strength I have not yet tapped into. I am managing myself temporarily, as a drug councilor would probably say.

@jamesgilmartin8485

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@@py_a_thon I've been there as well, I wish you all the best because the truth is I had no idea how bad a behavioral spiral I was in with drugs, alcohol and negative friends. At the time I just considered it edgy fun... Looking back I can't believe how much it wasn't the real me and it extremely dangerous and could have ended tragically. You definitely have the strength. Distraction, and something passive to look forward to... That was my way out.

@py_a_thon

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@@jamesgilmartin8485 Behaviourally, I think I am as alright as I can be at the moment. The physical toll of smoking and drinking is what concerns me. My life has fallen out of balance very heavily. I am self medicating my depression, anxiety and past traumas. That cannot continue forever. This is a temporary solution. Thank you though for your time and setting a form of an example that perhaps I am ready to follow.

@jamesgilmartin8485

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@@py_a_thon Great to hear! All the best on the journey. It's the best decision you'll make. Be the guy that made it out the other side 👊 No better feeling!

@py_a_thon

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@@jamesgilmartin8485 I just wish a few of my friends were still alive. Alcohol did not kill them though. They got messed up by the war on drugs and opiate crisis. They say everyone dies twice. And the last moment is when no one ever thinks about you again. My friends from the past still travel with me. They have not died twice.

2:43

I want to also see Jordan Peterson with Sadhguru.

@alyssawoodman

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Woah!!! This would be EPIC!!!

wrong "full conversation" link guys! it's linked to the Andrew Schulz episode Here's the RIGHT ONE: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pGaHl5qreJO2cdo.html

Dr. Peterson, the link on this video goes to Andrew Schulz's interview and not @RusselBrand!

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Thats the wrong link I think to the full interview

There are industries built on nonsense. It'll be hard to correct the direction we've thrown ourselves.

@heyokaoverdashelly2kangel945

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Just like the Yin Yang my friend ☯️✨

0:48 - 7 deadly sins

One day Yin and Yang sat down to chat.

thumbnail is behelits?

Nothing I m ik thank u