Thoughts on Thinking

7 сағат бұрын

How Carl Jung Predicted Today's Mental Health Crisis!

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@akinroponwuga9671Сағат бұрын

This is beautiful and I appreciate this 💓

@Laotzu.GoldbugСағат бұрын

This seems to imply, from a point of idealized metaphysics, that the highest type of man, or at least the man most able to reach toward the highest type, would be situated in the most balanced and well proportioned body. Maybe in a literal sense the arterial, nervous, and muscular structures derived thereof would create the healthiest mentality or at least the grounds for it.

@aries89952 сағат бұрын

They didn't sacrifice their "own children" they sacrificed Christian children just as they do today.

@user-nf7pr8ls4i5 сағат бұрын

Always 🎉

@mw0029512 сағат бұрын

I'm super skinny, tall and introverted, but also work out now. Everyone always told me that my low voice doesn't match with my body type. I personally used to feel insecure and anxious about being the way I am, but now I use my traits to my advantage, and work on improving my personality, instead of changing it. I'm in my head most of the time, but people love it when you think about them, ask them questions, so they can talk and spill their thoughts and emotions to you. If you are in your head a lot, you can use this time to imagine the perspective of the other person. A lot of women love it when I let them talk about themselves, I don't have to open up a lot, so I like it.

@ThoughtsonThinking12 сағат бұрын

At the end of the day if you are living up to being the ideal version of yourself that you want to be then that is all that matters 🙏 I respect that

@ThoughtsonThinking14 сағат бұрын

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@robertbergeron3243Күн бұрын

Satans way is anything goes beside gods way...

@markraftisКүн бұрын

I find this very helpful even at 64 years.

@ThoughtsonThinkingКүн бұрын

Thats great to hear!

@LeAndreWatts2 күн бұрын

HG WELLS favorite book was Plato’s Republic 😉

@bastadimasta2 күн бұрын

Indeed. Having virtue is the only thing worth living for.

@farrider33393 күн бұрын

Emission of opinions. No Self. New agers cry. But The Pig Other is there to guide you first, into, secondly through misery without ever overcoming it. Hitler made the same gesture with his fist downward as to put emphasis to his words. Very beliebt gesture anyway.

@TheTimeRocket3 күн бұрын

2001: A Space Odyssey, is based on the poetry of William Blake.

@allourvice3 күн бұрын

Was thoroughly impressed by the ideas, philosophy, and insights discussed in this video. Thank you.

@PRAR19663 күн бұрын

@WhatifAltHist Tagged you because I think this is a direction or rather an influence/perspective that leads to a better "cure" than portrayed by JBP.

@toohak27823 күн бұрын

Whatifalthist barely does his work and leaves thing half hung, he just got called out too by his videos being not as decisively good. Just a young guy with no expert knowledge sharing his armchair knowledge. Be careful who you watch for your content too, be aware

@toohak27823 күн бұрын

And Jordan Peterson is a grifter

@flyingscotsman68353 күн бұрын

I think you have some points but like whatifalthist Africa video on colonization is just wrong but I think some of his psychology videos are correct

@ThoughtsonThinking3 күн бұрын

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@freespiritpearl893 күн бұрын

If I had children I be sacrificing myself for them. They had it backwards.

@gracieb.30544 күн бұрын

Talk to me when you're 50. You're so young. You have much to learn.

@alchemicalfire4 күн бұрын

Give him a chance, His content is actually good. He's only speaking about the utility of prayer or any other similar technique to find solace or to reframe your thoughts when in doubt.

@ThoughtsonThinking3 күн бұрын

Give him a chance to watch my other 400+ videos haha

@alchemicalfire3 күн бұрын

@@ThoughtsonThinking haha you're very prolific dude. Personally, I still need to get comfortable with the camera 😭

@PetraKann5 күн бұрын

What point are you trying to make with the title of your video? Hitler was a Christian. All US and British presidents/PMs believed in God, yet are responsible for the bulk of the war crimes and atrocities that have occurred on the planet over the past few centuries. Ultimately it is WHAT you do and how you interact with people that matters. To dismiss everything a person has done in their lives because they dont accept your definition and version of what God is, is the height of arrogance, and to be frank, evil ignorance. (I am not an atheist by the way. I just value people on the quality of their character and how they interact with me and others. Some of them have strong faith and believe in variety of deities, some are agnostics, some are atheists)

@Nonprophetelias5 күн бұрын

To reply to your initial point about the truths of Christianity and the teachings of Jesus Christ, I would ask you ‘where do you get these teachings from?’ Many of these “additions” that you bring up are part of the church that Christ established at Pentecost. Perhaps I am misrepresenting you, but I am partial to the eastern orthodox position. Eastern orthodox also venerate Mary, have a priesthood, the episcopacy, and church tradition alongside scripture. Also, christ is not beyond good and evil, like some universal platonic good. Christ is good. God is good. Christ is God. I am glad that you are moving away from the occult and into Christian thought and hopefully into the church. The idea that one can just come across the right interpretation without a body of authority to help them interpret thousands of years of theology, leads to the endless schism present in the protestant and neo protestant churches. I respect the fact that you are going after Nas‘s take on Christianity, but a lot of the things he had issues with are core aspects to Christianity. Submission to authority is a main one, and his present in the eastern north Orthodox Church..

@RealRoknRollr31085 күн бұрын

But when no one at all in life gives you positive affirmation and everyone scoffs and ridicules then it must be you who's worthless and they are right

@tarapayne49457 күн бұрын

Spot on and PERFECT timing ❤

@ScientificGenius7 күн бұрын

Thank you

@SleptDeadA97 күн бұрын

I like that you say the word "stuck", like it's OK to listen to the inner critic sometimes.

@SleptDeadA97 күн бұрын

I love this! I'm discovering new topics that I thought were all blended together. It's fascinating to me when someone's able to identify and define all 'elements' involved... like a doctor knows the "shoulder" is actually full of named ligaments, tissues and other in-depth terminology, but the average man just thinks it's all blended into one simple word.. "shoulder"

@DR---7 күн бұрын

The reason you're inner critic won't shut up is because you're inner critic exist to help you survive and achieve your goals. Instead of silencing your inner critic you should try to understand what it's telling you and think about whether what it's saying makes sense or not. When you actually process what it's saying it can help you (even though it will sometimes be wrong). Silencing your inner critic is like going through life wearing a blind fold.

@ThoughtsonThinking7 күн бұрын

It is the oppressive force of the superego holding people down from being able to achieve their goals and desires. If you had emotionally abusive parents and had intrusive thoughts regarding your sense of self-worth all the time, where do you think that originated and is steming from? People need to work through their inner critic by understanding its origins so that they can move on with their lives. You silence it forever by understanding yourself better and your potential as a human being.