Jordan Peterson: You Need to Understand This About Negative Emotions, Anxiety, and Depression
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2024
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Also check out the full lecture here: • 2017 Personality 11: E...
Of all the profound insights I have gained from listening to Jordan Peterson over the years, I think his discourse on the subject of suffering has had the most life-changing impact on me. In particular, his perspective on the universal nature of suffering and its being intrinsic to the human condition - for all who walk the earth - has made my personal daily suffering a far more tolerable - almost welcome - burden to bear. I think the first stirings of true compassion for my fellow man came when I realized that I am not the only one suffering in this world, that my brothers and sisters suffer with me, and I knew their pain and felt it. I am forever grateful to you, J.P.❤
Such a refreshing take in existencialism and human nature. This reminds me of Shadow work👍🏼🤘🏼 thanx for sharing man!
Jordan at his best!
One of the most helpful videos that I have ever seen. Thank you .
He is brilliant!
WHAT A PLACE TO STOP.
Social anxiety disorder off and on since 1992… and you stopped.
EDIT: Link to the lecture is in the description! 😋
I’ve actually heard this lecture before but will be listening again. Ty
“Terror of isolated being” is the primary fear, even overriding the fear of death.
cool
Back when he wasn't a looney bird
Still isn't and never has been, bro.
JP talks at people too much. He has his own lived experience with mental health and crisis. Why not use it to help instill impactful change in others. We get it. You’re very very smart Jordan. Lol Instead of all of this philosophy mumbo jumbo that doesn’t really get to the everyday folks.
This is literally a video of him lecturing students at university. What are you even going on about? He changes his approach when talking to others.
Hi MsPinkFlamingo
I'd Have to disagree with your comment on Jordan Peterson due to the fact that he has absolutely used life experiences, and mental health issues and many other life issues to help enrich his lectures content And connect with people of all types.
I've watched JP a lot over the last few years and he has lifted me along with many others out of dark places and dark times
ThankGod.🙏 Whenever I have a bad day I listen to JP for 10 mins or so and I feel hope.
😢. Love listening to his lectures and how he can articulate his words so well .
I know lots of other people that really appreciate and find comfort and hope in his talks.
So big thanks to Jordan for that💪🙏❤️
. Unfortunately so many people these days feel lost and don't have people to confide in or maybe they just don't want to cause friends family to worry.
.So it's great to turn to Jordan.
Anyway, maybe If you watch some of his later lectures you might find them interesting and connect to some.
I❤🙏❤️