Dearest Mrs. Peterson, I was so happy for you when Dr. Peterson mentioned on a podcast that you had an opportunity to study art in Florence. I hope you have the most amazing time and learn so so much that is a blessing to you. I’m so unbelievably happy for Mikhaila and Jordan. You and Dr. Peterson must be over the moon with delight. With Ruth Anne’s love
Raising a child is the most important job in the world.. us Mothers don’t value ourselves and one another for the gifts we share. Instead we compete w a gender that is wired much different. I would give anything to go back 18 yrs and endure motherhood from this lens. Gender roles are there for a reason. I’ve always been very stubbornly independent and that didn’t always weather well for all
Thank you, Tammy & Ella, for having this interview. This subject is raw & real for me, as a SAHM of six and dormant artist/illustrator. I could pour my heart into a wall of text.... but I'm just too tired. Wish I could have one or both of you as a mentor/friend. Thank you again. ❤️🩹
Thank you, so personal to me as an artist and mother. I remember going to set up my wall at an art fair with my newborn and not being able to enter to set up with the baby because of health and safety... but on the night I wore her on me and everyone said she was my best piece of art. It made up for the earlier troubles. And now I’m pregnant with my fourth, so sick and tired and I just look at the beauty around me and wonder how I am ever going to share that... I’m also passionate about my children’s education and am home educating them because I know I can do a better job than any school around. Ah well, I refuse to give up, I still make time for my art, my husband says I’m his retirement plan. I’m looking forward to it. 🎉❤
The great evil, in my humble opinion, which haunts our human enterprise, is relativism. And what is relativism? It's the idea that there is no distinction between Shit and Shinola, that all ideas are somehow operating on equal footing. and we have been taught that political correctness demands that we treat all these things with equal weight. Because we have no mathematical ability, no logical ability, we don't know how to ask the questions that expose some positions as preposterous, trivial, insulting to the intelligence, and unworthy of repetition. We have perfected politeness, we have perfected the ability to listen to damn foolishness, I think it's time to refine our mind skills, learn to think straight, and not be afraid to denounce the pernicious forms of foolishness, which are destroying all we know as sacred, fundamental and vital for our existence! there is nothing, not even crime, more opposed to poetry, to art, to life itself, than this incessant business we live in, and business comes with political correctness and the ability to listen to foolishness. nothing is genuine anymore!
From the book " To Save a Thousand of Souls" by fr Brett Brannen However, I would argue that, in a sense, every young person who has grown up in the U.S. since the 1960s has been sexually abused-visually and emotionally-simply by living in this sexually disordered culture. Many, if not most, young people have been robbed of their sexual latency period, that beautiful time of life when a little child is simply unaware that he or she is a sexual creature. They are most often robbed by seeing some explicit sexual act on television, the internet, or in print. I do not say that every young person has been sexually abused in this way to encourage a “victim mentality,” but only to say that for a man trying to live a holy and pure life, it can be very challenging to reverse the sexual disintegration caused by the culture. This is true for all men,
Dearest Mrs. Peterson, I was so happy for you when Dr. Peterson mentioned on a podcast that you had an opportunity to study art in Florence. I hope you have the most amazing time and learn so so much that is a blessing to you.
I’m so unbelievably happy for Mikhaila and Jordan. You and Dr. Peterson must be over the moon with delight.
With Ruth Anne’s love
Yes, sounds awesome I would love to hear more about the Florence experience. Have dreams of studying there.
A great intergenerational conversation between intelligent and articulate women talking about theory and real life - thanks
Raising a child is the most important job in the world.. us Mothers don’t value ourselves and one another for the gifts we share. Instead we compete w a gender that is wired much different. I would give anything to go back 18 yrs and endure motherhood from this lens. Gender roles are there for a reason. I’ve always been very stubbornly independent and that didn’t always weather well for all
Well said! 100% agree
Can you tell me the differences in detail?
@@kurisey8020 The differences of which part
@@eawil-sunart how we're wired differently and in what ways we are wired.
Thank you, Tammy & Ella, for having this interview. This subject is raw & real for me, as a SAHM of six and dormant artist/illustrator. I could pour my heart into a wall of text.... but I'm just too tired. Wish I could have one or both of you as a mentor/friend. Thank you again. ❤️🩹
Loved your Rosary testimony, Tammy ❤️
What an incredible and inspiring conversation. Thank you both.
Some fascinating ideas and discussion points here. Very thought provoking
Loving this conversation
Thank you, so personal to me as an artist and mother. I remember going to set up my wall at an art fair with my newborn and not being able to enter to set up with the baby because of health and safety... but on the night I wore her on me and everyone said she was my best piece of art. It made up for the earlier troubles.
And now I’m pregnant with my fourth, so sick and tired and I just look at the beauty around me and wonder how I am ever going to share that...
I’m also passionate about my children’s education and am home educating them because I know I can do a better job than any school around.
Ah well, I refuse to give up, I still make time for my art, my husband says I’m his retirement plan. I’m looking forward to it. 🎉❤
Fascinating conversation!
This was so beautiful. Thank you so much.
Despicable for the government to treat her and other people who need help like this
Well Tammy, I am glad to see you are doing well.
The great evil, in my humble opinion, which haunts our human enterprise, is relativism. And what is relativism? It's the idea that there is no distinction between Shit and Shinola, that all ideas are somehow operating on equal footing.
and we have been taught that political correctness demands that we treat all these things with equal weight. Because we have no mathematical ability, no logical ability, we don't know how to ask the questions that expose some positions as preposterous, trivial, insulting to the intelligence, and unworthy of repetition.
We have perfected politeness, we have perfected the ability to listen to damn foolishness,
I think it's time to refine our mind skills, learn to think straight, and not be afraid to denounce the pernicious forms of foolishness, which are destroying all we know as sacred, fundamental and vital for our existence!
there is nothing, not even crime, more opposed to poetry, to art, to life itself, than this incessant business we live in, and business comes with political correctness and the ability to listen to foolishness.
nothing is genuine anymore!
The contemt 😊
Contempt?
@@TammyPetersonPodcastthe content- I think. 😊
From the book " To Save a Thousand of Souls" by fr Brett Brannen
However, I would argue that, in a sense, every young person who has grown up in the U.S. since the 1960s has been sexually abused-visually and emotionally-simply by living in this sexually disordered culture. Many, if not most, young people have been robbed of their sexual latency period, that beautiful time of life when a little child is simply unaware that he or she is a sexual creature. They are most often robbed by seeing some explicit sexual act on television, the internet, or in print. I do not say that every young person has been sexually abused in this way to encourage a “victim mentality,” but only to say that for a man trying to live a holy and pure life, it can be very challenging to reverse the sexual disintegration caused by the culture. This is true for all men,