You know what? I started watching this channel because I wanted to have a good laugh but honestly, the information presented in these is some of the most well articulated content on emotional health that i‘ve come across on youtube! i wish they still showed stuff like this in school today! we would definitely need it
@@kariconant3488I've been thinking about this, and have come to the conclusion that this is actually the best way to transport information. It's understanding, non-offensive, relaxing, comprehensive and articulate, like a good person ought to be. We learn by example a lot.
I totally agree! The desire to actually improve yourself not just for your own benefit but for the benefit of others is massively over looked these days
Schools are more government controlled now. And if you think the government wants any of us being the least but autonomous, well....there's a bridge for sale.....
My grandfather was 46 when I was born. He is 67 now. I feel like these last 21 years have gone by so slowly for me, but when I look at him and my grandmother I feel it's unreal how I experienced them in their 40s and they are now going on 70s. It's scary. Really scary. Life really is just a blink, isn't it? I do hope they get as old as your dad, if not older, though. It must be a blessing still having him with you.
I learned from this that instant gratification is one of the reasons why a lot of people feel overwhelmed now a days when things don’t work out for them right away, and therefore get extremely emotional about a lot of situations that they find themselves in. This modern world is built to fail.
I am actually really impressed with this, now I know why my parents generation was so much more stable and emotionally healthy. They actually LEARNED these things in school and on TV. Nowadays we learn quite the opposite.
Tokyo Mommy Bullshit...... Vietnam ww 1 &2 Slavery. Rape pillage and plunder not to mention the economic survival of the fittest they made called capitalism. You reap what you sow careful who you just dump on I'm over here
@@joshuanoble5895 I'm not american and my country was colonized, but I can tell that you're talking bullshit and only presented an incoherent argument.
To all of you guys saying "Oh this person just had a bad day. It's understandable." Unfortunately, the world doesn't work like that. No one really gives a damn about your probs, but they will always remember how you treated them, which is why emotional control is so important. For those of you that have watched the Color Purple or Will Smith's slap, one reaction can make all the difference.
@@tiamarie6719try doing meditation thinking nothing, i mean think of a cloud and include all your thoughts bad or good into that cloud and as cloud moves it will disappear from you along with your thoughts that's it, whenever your thoughts comes back just think where is this coming from and again think about clouds "they come from elsewhere and goes elsewhere" your thoughts is like that
I believe there is a healthy balance between the two. One shan't sacrifice one's own wellbeing for anyone else's but one also shan't go out of one's way to sacrifice anyone else's.
@@PuffyRainbowCloud Honest Question: Do you use the word "shan't" in everyday conversation with people or just in online typing situations? Please don't confuse my curiosity with any negative intent, I simply have not heard anyone use the word in decades.
@@lilRadRidinHood I do! It's simply shorter than "shall not". I'm a big fan of "vintage style, not vintage values" and tend to use a somewhat old fashioned vocabulary.
I believe you're wearing some rose-tinted glasses there. We tend to forget that real life wasn't a lot like these videos, just like today. Like you mention being considerate of others but I have a funny feeling if a black person walked into that drug store they wouldn't feel too well considered.
First spark creation is eternal absolute pure love on Fire to Create the Next energy feelings of being sensitive sound and light burn patterns of sound and light compression and expansion of consciousness directed creation energy spheres communicating with each other through mathematical language codes of Fire and Ice cubes arking 7 Nerve centers experiencing perfect balance of being calm waters breathing Fire and Ice The First breath of living light Spirit Oversoul cellular water worlds organisms memory driven program application of consciousness directed mathematical language codes that generate a Holographic visual mathematical geometric geographical user interface burn patterns display case The beauty is in the Camera neuro Gyro eye ONs APIN Grid mechanics Rate of atomspheric PSI pressure exchange rate of speed in atomspheric programmable pressure sensitive sound and light burn patterns of sound and light Creation spheres cycling water worlds in perfect balance with the First Atom silver seed Cloud of Fire 🔥 vapor Ethernet programable cell phone numbers Dial Magnetic 0 Ohms Ohms The eyes of the First seed breeder as the First seed grower of a Matrice Table TriVeca EKKA Vecca codes God speed worlds pathways tech Operators Bio technology Cellular transcription software development engineering Hub Gate code server D Gaia's 3 Spheres logos Motherboard Operator Dial Magnetic amplifier 12 12 144 spin points Ether Net elemental command function math authority to override any Fallen Spiritual system design running AI machine coded ERROR CODES Mu ah 💋🌈
Not necessarily. Anger can be channeled positively and the energy released drives change. Again it's about being self-aware and in control. Responsible for your actions means making them positive ones.
People make fun of these videos, and they could be updated a tad, but they really taught good lessons about how to get along with other people and in society. I feel like they still have some relevance at the core, even if delivered in an old fashioned way. There really was a focus on thinking about the people around you.
Because the motivation behind this is to actually help the self. Now schools indoctrination involves describing use of the bits we have, instead of healthy mindsets of the situation.
@@TrueLeft-n6j so not knowing the fine details about an era one didn’t live in signifies a lack of intelligence? You MUST be kidding me. Nobody can be that obtuse. No offense. But I wouldn’t go around insulting anyone else’s intelligence if I were you.
@@hawkfeather6802 They had keys. Put the key in, turn on the electrical system. Push the starter button while pumping the accelerator with your foot. Many had a hand choke on the dash as well; it had to be pulled out if it was pretty cold. By the '60s most vehicles could be started with just the key.
Honestly, compared to most people today, Jeff seems pretty tame (not that it matters). Regardless, these films are very informative and helpful for people to reflect on their behavior and I’m glad that people are still watching and learning from them.
This is one my brother could use. He tends to lose his temper and blame things for his shortcomings. I like the solution they show here to when you feel like you might lose control of your emotions.
What is really useful with these videos, apart from the information they provide, is that you become the observer of a situation. When you are caught into your emotions you might not understand how they affect you and others, but this type of videos helps a lot with that.
I was betrayed by someone I trusted. Such betrayal made me bitter, and I noticed my family became uneasy around me because of my silent anger. This video helps me out a lot to understand my situation. Thank you for sharing this.
Majority of these films are relevant and necessary for today's Western Society. It would be great to have updated versions that still keep the relevant information/lesson.
Yes, the videos themself are rather "geeky" but they do make a lot of sense and if people tried to live as simply and to be polite like they did when these were created I think life would be a lot better and I have to admit the old school 40s and 50s charm make these little vidoes ever better!
No, it was an example to show how we can react in an unthinking, ugly, hotheaded way by going off the miserable deep end, or by seeing our emotional reactions rationally, and choosing a better way to deal with them, so that we and everyone around can be happier, and Far more emotionally stable. Making excuses, about it being a bad day, is not a mature or responsible option. ~ Of course, the problem with hotheaded, is that it isn't rational; it's rash. It would rather be emotional, than cool down to see things straightly.
Exastris Scientia that wasn’t a joke though. And what CA Catr said is valid either way. Youre trying to feel powerful by telling him to get a life .. poor you. Oh well
Today, they’d just put Jeff on a bunch of meds and call it fixed. Teach them no self control as little kids, make it all about their feelings, and then medicate them as teens and adults because they struggle to control their emotions and that’s not socially acceptable.
At 10:07 standing outside of your experience and observing your situation from a dispassionate perspective is exactly what one gains by insight meditation. Uncanny that this is included in this film.
It was a Christian society so it’s actually very common sense it wasn’t something that needed to be explained because you’d learn it from praying daily with Jesus Christ by what is called an examination of conscience
@@NossaSenhoraDasGracas1127 I am often surprised by the confluence between Christian and Buddhist beliefs. There is some speculation that Jesus was exposed to Buddhist teachings and perhaps wove some of them into his philosophy. I have friends who are both Christian and Buddhist, which seems contradictory unless you know the Buddha is not considered a god but a mere mortal who had revelatory insights.
Literally proved this, paused it to get a snack from the kitchen. Tripped over a charging cord my wife left out. Looked at the cord and asked if it saw that coming to. Laughed at myself, put the cord on the counter, and then finished the video with a 7up.
I was fortunate to watch similar films in school in the early 70s. A lot of them were probably from the 60s or older because they were in black and white.
These films are needed again. The b&w and fashions are quaint, the graphics lo-tech, but the message and information stand. How trouble would be eliminated if people grew up, acted civilly, and controlled their emotions.
I came from a song that sampled a line from this video. The song manipulates the quote “Fear is the response to loud noises or loss of support, and the emotional response to love is usually a result of a show of affection or favors. And these seem to be the emotions with which we start life” to sound like “fear is the emotional response to love, and these seem to be the emotions with which we start life”, and I just think that’s pretty cool all around.
People over-react when they either: * feel insecure (including taking on too much responsibility) and/or * think that they are the centre of the universe (rather than being servant to something more important than themselves) The answer to the latter is putting duty to an orderly, secure, graceful, harmonious society before yourself. The answer to the former is surrounding yourself with other people who that (duty) also. Today's society sets itself against that with its lust for noise and self-obsession. No small wonder its such an unstable place that more resembles the poor example in this film rather than the good one.
It came to be accepted as unkind and inauthentic to be polite and show common courtesy. It was unkind because people should be and do as they think and feel and not conform to "what has already been done". It was in authentic because you could be polite and not really feel the politeness being expressed. It came to be viewed as heroic to be offensive. Eventually the state became involved and politics weaponized the freedom to offend just for the sake of self expression. So guess what. Now we thoroughly hate each other. No surprise there.
Frankly , I think they are two separate things. Being a rageaholic for example , isn't related to ,say, freer procreation... Hell, this guy in the 1950s? Let a lot of z kids see this and the moral outcry over that messed up coat hanger scene would be severe.
the angles and the acting . the theme the narrative overall of this short film is beautiful… wow im working in film class & camera director watching old films is beautiful.
I love how the doctor/professor showed everything so that the watcher get the whole piece of information , but now a days, professors/doctors only give signals to everything in a very ambiguous manner they don't explain anything
I love how he had props, full, what seemed to be wooden blocks with the stimuli and what they derive from, along with an easygoing nature, I'm surprised he was actually a doctor and not an actor himself.
I like how they just casually as a side-example have gone through automotive diagnostics as a completely natural thing, whereas today most of us wouldnt know what to do.
THESE PEOPLE ARE ACTORS OBVIOUSLY , BUT , THIS IS A TRUE IN OUR LIFE , VERY TIMES THE RAGE AND THE FEAR CHANGE OUR BEHAVIOR , HAVE VERY PEOPLE WHICH CHANGED THE BEHAVIOR EXACTLY BY BAD INFLUENCES , DUE TO THE RAGE AND TO THE FEAR TOO
I had that happen leaving my mom's house at Christmas time a year ago...hit my head on the roof of the car as I got in,and then got attacked by a wasp I tried to get out of my car.
I reckon this video is incredibly informative, it might help to remember to "chill" when you start to fly off the handle, because as this video shows it's often your own loss of emotional control that causes the sequence of mishaps to continue *and* get worse.
I love watching these! It was a completely different era but the messages are just as relevant today as they were then. I think it’s great to watch something other than the same old acting/graphics/whatever is “in” nowadays. I’m so bored of 2021 trends.
If society allowed this type of education in schools nowadays, I believe we would have very different and improved behavior in most everyone. But we have to bow to everyone's feelings and it's obvious that this type of helpful information would hurt a lot of feelings.
Very impressive short film, pardon my twisted way of seeing things but that mellow, laid back attitude Jeff had the second time around made me rethink the title...."Jeff Smokes First Joint."
By a better understanding of the emotional patterns of everyday life, and by knowing how you respond to various stimuli, you can develop better self control by eliminating the stimulus, or by modifying the stimulus, or by modifying the response. You can control the fire of your emotions. You can balance your emotions and use them so that your personality becomes more pleasant. And you and those around you are a great deal happier and healthier.
I am full of violent rage but my natural reaction is to suppress it.What i fear the most is if i express my anger i will lose control and hurt someone.Thats why when someone cross my bounderies constantly i remove them or remove myself.i am not assertive so confrontation don't work.If i confront someone i burned myself badly and will regret it
I have been doing spiritual work and trying to get my emotions in check for years as was only taught to suppress them. This is genuinely one of the best and most simple videos ive ever watched on the subject. Wonderful.
I laughed when he took out that ridiculously large circular "personality" and dumped it on top of the emotions. Suddenly I felt like I was watching a comedy sketch.
These are good and relivent for today...they should show them in schools...no wonder people once knew how to behave and our system makes no sence today.
You know what? I started watching this channel because I wanted to have a good laugh but honestly, the information presented in these is some of the most well articulated content on emotional health that i‘ve come across on youtube! i wish they still showed stuff like this in school today! we would definitely need it
A little corny but all good information.
@@kariconant3488 exactly!
@@kariconant3488I've been thinking about this, and have come to the conclusion that this is actually the best way to transport information. It's understanding, non-offensive, relaxing, comprehensive and articulate, like a good person ought to be. We learn by example a lot.
I totally agree! The desire to actually improve yourself not just for your own benefit but for the benefit of others is massively over looked these days
Schools are more government controlled now. And if you think the government wants any of us being the least but autonomous, well....there's a bridge for sale.....
These old public education movies from the 50s look outdated, but the information is still very important.
Markus I wonder if some of these are still made for school...
Bruh
It's sad how many of these values we've lost nowadays.
True.
This shit reminds me of a Valut Tech Video.
Back then: Be mindful of how you present yourself.
Now a days: Do as you please.
Do you think those kids ever thought this video would be streaming wirelessly through the air on to touchscreen handheld devices, 70 years later?
Probably not. Mental health was 100x more ignored back then, so I think they'd just be stunned about how far their field has come.
Only the ones into SciFy
Only the ones into SciFy
Tesla predicted all of this because obviously we use his electricity today
Probably not. Every generation has had advances that the previous one's never could have imagined or imagined that it would come true.
In 1950 my dad was 16 years old. Now he is 89. Time flies !
My grandfather was 46 when I was born. He is 67 now. I feel like these last 21 years have gone by so slowly for me, but when I look at him and my grandmother I feel it's unreal how I experienced them in their 40s and they are now going on 70s. It's scary. Really scary. Life really is just a blink, isn't it? I do hope they get as old as your dad, if not older, though. It must be a blessing still having him with you.
👍👍
My dad too, he was born in 1934....🦁
I learned from this that instant gratification is one of the reasons why a lot of people feel overwhelmed now a days when things don’t work out for them right away, and therefore get extremely emotional about a lot of situations that they find themselves in. This modern world is built to fail.
It's not built to fail but thrive
yes it’s built to fail
That's what the previous generation says of the next one since man come into existance and the cycle continues on and on from time to time.🤓
Nah I’m built to sail .
There's simply a lack of understanding...
I am actually really impressed with this, now I know why my parents generation was so much more stable and emotionally healthy. They actually LEARNED these things in school and on TV. Nowadays we learn quite the opposite.
Tokyo Mommy yea true
Tokyo Mommy Bullshit...... Vietnam ww 1 &2 Slavery. Rape pillage and plunder not to mention the economic survival of the fittest they made called capitalism. You reap what you sow careful who you just dump on I'm over here
@@joshuanoble5895 the devil is your master, repent, come back to God and be healed
I learned these at home because my parents didn’t indulge my pouting and back talk.
@@joshuanoble5895 I'm not american and my country was colonized, but I can tell that you're talking bullshit and only presented an incoherent argument.
To all of you guys saying "Oh this person just had a bad day. It's understandable." Unfortunately, the world doesn't work like that. No one really gives a damn about your probs, but they will always remember how you treated them, which is why emotional control is so important. For those of you that have watched the Color Purple or Will Smith's slap, one reaction can make all the difference.
Some people literally made caring about others problems their career though….
@@BeckBeckGoAnd not everybody is your therapist or should be expected to act like one.
I will remember you as an asshole!
What happened in the color purple?
How u go from the color purple to the Will Smith slap 😂😂😭
So many adults should follow the instruction of this video.
That's true. But, it's not always easy. I for one, am still working on that.
@@tiamarie6719 Likewise, though this example is extraordinarily simplified. Which is fair because like...50's, but still. lol
@@tiamarie6719try doing meditation thinking nothing, i mean think of a cloud and include all your thoughts bad or good into that cloud and as cloud moves it will disappear from you along with your thoughts that's it, whenever your thoughts comes back just think where is this coming from and again think about clouds "they come from elsewhere and goes elsewhere" your thoughts is like that
Back then, people thought so much about others, hence were well mannered. Now it's all about 'yourself'
It doesn't have to be about yourself. It is a choice that people make. People do have choices.
I believe there is a healthy balance between the two. One shan't sacrifice one's own wellbeing for anyone else's but one also shan't go out of one's way to sacrifice anyone else's.
@@PuffyRainbowCloud Honest Question: Do you use the word "shan't" in everyday conversation with people or just in online typing situations? Please don't confuse my curiosity with any negative intent, I simply have not heard anyone use the word in decades.
@@lilRadRidinHood I do! It's simply shorter than "shall not". I'm a big fan of "vintage style, not vintage values" and tend to use a somewhat old fashioned vocabulary.
I believe you're wearing some rose-tinted glasses there. We tend to forget that real life wasn't a lot like these videos, just like today. Like you mention being considerate of others but I have a funny feeling if a black person walked into that drug store they wouldn't feel too well considered.
Judging by all of those viral videos nowadays of people losing it and going psycho, this topic should be discussed among today's society.
Its called cameras things that people didn't have in the 1950s, and they didn't dwell on the bad things that happended in life either...
Now they just say you're nuts and can't help it and put pills in you to keep you calm.
People went nuts then too. There was just no internet in which to immortalize it.
@@BeckBeckGo Watching Clint Eastwood as "the man with no name" in the "Spaghetti Westerns" was a great education on how to "keep your cool".
I love the adage "If you died five minutes from now, would your last bount of anger be worth the energy you wasted?"
Possibly...what my options???
The saying it will it matter in 5 years. Why waste emotions if it's not going to matter in 5 years
Anger is a useless emotion
First spark creation is eternal absolute pure love on Fire to Create the Next energy feelings of being sensitive sound and light burn patterns of sound and light compression and expansion of consciousness directed creation energy spheres communicating with each other through mathematical language codes of Fire and Ice cubes arking 7 Nerve centers experiencing perfect balance of being calm waters breathing Fire and Ice
The First breath of living light Spirit Oversoul cellular water worlds organisms memory driven program application of consciousness directed mathematical language codes that generate a Holographic visual mathematical geometric geographical user interface burn patterns display case
The beauty is in the Camera neuro Gyro eye ONs APIN Grid mechanics Rate of atomspheric PSI pressure exchange rate of speed in atomspheric programmable pressure sensitive sound and light burn patterns of sound and light Creation spheres cycling water worlds in perfect balance with the First Atom silver seed Cloud of Fire 🔥 vapor Ethernet programable cell phone numbers Dial Magnetic 0 Ohms Ohms
The eyes of the First seed breeder as the First seed grower of a Matrice Table TriVeca EKKA Vecca codes God speed worlds pathways tech Operators
Bio technology
Cellular transcription software development engineering Hub Gate code server D Gaia's 3 Spheres logos Motherboard Operator Dial Magnetic amplifier 12 12 144 spin points Ether Net elemental command function math authority to override any Fallen Spiritual system design running AI machine coded ERROR CODES
Mu ah 💋🌈
Not necessarily. Anger can be channeled positively and the energy released drives change. Again it's about being self-aware and in control. Responsible for your actions means making them positive ones.
"Modifying the response" I like that.
Society needs these videos NOW!!!
Okay but this is actually wholesome and the world would be such a pleasant place if more people practised it
You love directing traffic while sitting on your ass
People make fun of these videos, and they could be updated a tad, but they really taught good lessons about how to get along with other people and in society. I feel like they still have some relevance at the core, even if delivered in an old fashioned way. There really was a focus on thinking about the people around you.
Too basic people make fun of these
Agreed. Timelessly relevant
The 'old-fashioned' setting probably adds to their appeal.
I’m pleasantly surprised that many of these are actually sensible and not a giant shamefest
Why are you keep saying that it needs an update? The message is there. I mean what is so difficult about to mentally shift it in today?
I’m consistently blown away by the level of respect & understanding in these educational vids. I can’t imagine my gen being this level headed.
That's true.
Because the motivation behind this is to actually help the self.
Now schools indoctrination involves describing use of the bits we have, instead of healthy mindsets of the situation.
It's a miracle to see this
As someone born in the 90s, I honestly didn't know a car in 1950 had a push-start ignition.
Some cars had the button on the floor under the accelerator pedal.
Yep..we had 'em
I figured it wouldnt start because he didn't put in the key. Did they not use keys on cars yet?
@@TrueLeft-n6j so not knowing the fine details about an era one didn’t live in signifies a lack of intelligence?
You MUST be kidding me. Nobody can be that obtuse.
No offense. But I wouldn’t go around insulting anyone else’s intelligence if I were you.
@@hawkfeather6802 They had keys. Put the key in, turn on the electrical system. Push the starter button while pumping the accelerator with your foot. Many had a hand choke on the dash as well; it had to be pulled out if it was pretty cold. By the '60s most vehicles could be started with just the key.
Watching this video in 2023 feels like "we missed many informative videos in new era, there are masterpieces we really need to watch" ❤
Jeff, eat a snickers....
he's not himself when he's hungry
beat me to it! :)
Wow, I just snickered ;)
Lol
😂😂😂🏆🏆🏆💰💰💰
Honestly, compared to most people today, Jeff seems pretty tame (not that it matters). Regardless, these films are very informative and helpful for people to reflect on their behavior and I’m glad that people are still watching and learning from them.
You can avoid rage by not totally spazzing over a hedge.
“He asked for’et!”
Hey, you can avoid rage by laughing at yourself spazzing over a hedge
This is one my brother could use. He tends to lose his temper and blame things for his shortcomings. I like the solution they show here to when you feel like you might lose control of your emotions.
What is really useful with these videos, apart from the information they provide, is that you become the observer of a situation. When you are caught into your emotions you might not understand how they affect you and others, but this type of videos helps a lot with that.
I think I actually needed this.
His dad has parental control enabled on the car.
I was betrayed by someone I trusted. Such betrayal made me bitter, and I noticed my family became uneasy around me because of my silent anger.
This video helps me out a lot to understand my situation. Thank you for sharing this.
Majority of these films are relevant and necessary for today's Western Society. It would be great to have updated versions that still keep the relevant information/lesson.
The West has fallen. Billions must die.
Because these are based on improving life as a whole.
This is teaching me how to be a man in my 21st year on earth I am understanding my emotions
I was born in 1979 and they used to show us videos like this in the 80's. The 90's they completely stopped.
Laughing it off is best way to deal with unpleasant situations then
CLASSIC,CLASSY, RESPECTFUL
I wish that most adults were more self aware and managed negative situations more productively. Other adults and kids emulate what they see.
Very nice girl in this film, when she told Mother she wore a nice dress.
Yes, the videos themself are rather "geeky" but they do make a lot of sense and if people tried to live as simply and to be polite like they did when these were created I think life would be a lot better and I have to admit the old school 40s and 50s charm make these little vidoes ever better!
Yes they do!!
I started watching these old videos mainly for the fashion and the automobiles...sometimes I actually learn something and I'm almost 70
This is a very useful video, and i admit i have behaved like Jeff on numerous occasions, it helps to see your issues in someone else.
The fall on the lawn was quite well done. 😂
Of all the many things I miss from simpler times, being able to push start a car is a big one.
It is very unsecure, because you dont need keys
Jeff is just having a real pisser of a day.
No, it was an example to show how we can react in an unthinking, ugly, hotheaded way by going off the miserable deep end, or by seeing our emotional reactions rationally, and choosing a better way to deal with them, so that we and everyone around can be happier, and Far more emotionally stable. Making excuses, about it being a bad day, is not a mature or responsible option. ~ Of course, the problem with hotheaded, is that it isn't rational; it's rash. It would rather be emotional, than cool down to see things straightly.
CA Catr it's a joke mate. Christ get a life.
@@cacatr4495 Couldn't hava said it better.
Exastris Scientia that wasn’t a joke though. And what CA Catr said is valid either way. Youre trying to feel powerful by telling him to get a life .. poor you. Oh well
@@r011ing_thunder6 lol ure tryin to feel powerful by dismissing him.
Your emotions can make you healthier and happier and improve the lives of people around you.
Today, they’d just put Jeff on a bunch of meds and call it fixed. Teach them no self control as little kids, make it all about their feelings, and then medicate them as teens and adults because they struggle to control their emotions and that’s not socially acceptable.
Exactly, what happened to whipping people with belts?
There are contemporary books and videos on anger management, and counselors who specialize in it. Let's not overgeneralize.
Meds make the Doc $.
At 10:07 standing outside of your experience and observing your situation from a dispassionate perspective is exactly what one gains by insight meditation. Uncanny that this is included in this film.
It was a Christian society so it’s actually very common sense it wasn’t something that needed to be explained because you’d learn it from praying daily with Jesus Christ by what is called an examination of conscience
@@NossaSenhoraDasGracas1127 I am often surprised by the confluence between Christian and Buddhist beliefs. There is some speculation that Jesus was exposed to Buddhist teachings and perhaps wove some of them into his philosophy. I have friends who are both Christian and Buddhist, which seems contradictory unless you know the Buddha is not considered a god but a mere mortal who had revelatory insights.
That's exactly what I have come to learn. You can't help the way you feel but you can help the way you act on those feelings.
Literally proved this, paused it to get a snack from the kitchen. Tripped over a charging cord my wife left out. Looked at the cord and asked if it saw that coming to. Laughed at myself, put the cord on the counter, and then finished the video with a 7up.
You ain't him.
This video is more helpful than most books I have read and almost all videos I have watched. Simplified and in good taste🙂
Is this really how I'm spending my saturday night?
And the night of Christmas Eve too..
Yes it is !
Yes and that was a bloody good choice.
It is. Same here
same here lol
I grew up on these types of classroom films when I was a child. What has happened in America today? I hope 🥺 it can make a comeback.
I was fortunate to watch similar films in school in the early 70s. A lot of them were probably from the 60s or older because they were in black and white.
I’m curious, how were they generally received by kids at the time? Did they take them seriously or just laugh at them?
My 35 year old wife needs to watch this.
Good luck
These films are needed again. The b&w and fashions are quaint, the graphics lo-tech, but the message and information stand. How trouble would be eliminated if people grew up, acted civilly, and controlled their emotions.
This channel is blessed!
We can access the best knowledge of humanity
Right before all the absolute garbage from the 70s onwards
I just love watching these videos. Thanks so much for uploading them. :-)
Ah yes the three emotions RAGE FEAR and love.
Just like it is with gender(there are only 2), at the core of it all, there are only 3 emotions
Our messed up society has replaced all emotions with Rage.
Yep. We have one pissed off world. And that anger begets more anger and it just keeps going.
It’s because of those god damn phones. No but really ima say it’s we misunderstood emotions as liabilities and repress it instead.
You feel that? That is anger you are feeling.
It is fine to be upset, but you shouldn't hold it on your shoulders. It does no one any good.
yes they have and it shows how far into Self we are that practice this sad state of mind.
Or maybe we just publicize things we used to try to hide. That’s far more likely.
I came from a song that sampled a line from this video. The song manipulates the quote “Fear is the response to loud noises or loss of support, and the emotional response to love is usually a result of a show of affection or favors. And these seem to be the emotions with which we start life” to sound like “fear is the emotional response to love, and these seem to be the emotions with which we start life”, and I just think that’s pretty cool all around.
People over-react when they either:
* feel insecure (including taking on too much responsibility)
and/or
* think that they are the centre of the universe (rather than being servant to something more important than themselves)
The answer to the latter is putting duty to an orderly, secure, graceful, harmonious society before yourself. The answer to the former is surrounding yourself with other people who that (duty) also.
Today's society sets itself against that with its lust for noise and self-obsession. No small wonder its such an unstable place that more resembles the poor example in this film rather than the good one.
And they overreact to deflect blame away.
I have found that anxiety and fear can cause people to overreact.
@@luxeternal1258 also illnesses that are beyond their control.
These are really good lessons teenagers nowadays are not learning because of the lack of morals and lack of high standards.
I’d take low standards at this point, but you can barely even find that
No it's because they think they're all that matters.
@@billbombshiggy9254 Because of the lack of morals
It came to be accepted as unkind and inauthentic to be polite and show common courtesy. It was unkind because people should be and do as they think and feel and not conform to "what has already been done". It was in authentic because you could be polite and not really feel the politeness being expressed. It came to be viewed as heroic to be offensive. Eventually the state became involved and politics weaponized the freedom to offend just for the sake of self expression. So guess what. Now we thoroughly hate each other. No surprise there.
Frankly , I think they are two separate things. Being a rageaholic for example , isn't related to ,say, freer procreation...
Hell, this guy in the 1950s?
Let a lot of z kids see this and the moral outcry over that messed up coat hanger scene would be severe.
MUCH needed in 2022!
Shortly after, Jeff was crippled by a spinal injury from 12 takes of jumping on his tail bone in the sprinkler...
72 YEARS AGO AND YET HERE I AM BEING CHANGED BY IT. INCREDIBLE 👏
Everyone needs to see this
the angles and the acting . the theme the narrative overall of this short film is beautiful… wow im working in film class & camera director watching old films is beautiful.
This is really good. To be honest, is much better than anything you can get shown at school nowadays.
I love how the doctor/professor showed everything so that the watcher get the whole piece of information , but now a days, professors/doctors only give signals to everything in a very ambiguous manner they don't explain anything
I love how he had props, full, what seemed to be wooden blocks with the stimuli and what they derive from, along with an easygoing nature, I'm surprised he was actually a doctor and not an actor himself.
@@HighPriestFuneral agreed
I like how they just casually as a side-example have gone through automotive diagnostics as a completely natural thing, whereas today most of us wouldnt know what to do.
This is best short movie,and can win the academy award...
These are very educational. Watching from Ghana, i wish we had such on our tvs today
He looks so proud of himself when he says, 'to a well-rounded personality' when pulling out a cirle with the word 'personality'
jeff’s just having a real bad day
Erin Later in life he changed his last name to Dahmer didn’t work out so well for him
the world doesnt care
THESE PEOPLE ARE ACTORS OBVIOUSLY , BUT , THIS IS A TRUE IN OUR LIFE , VERY TIMES THE RAGE AND THE FEAR CHANGE OUR BEHAVIOR , HAVE VERY PEOPLE WHICH CHANGED THE BEHAVIOR EXACTLY BY BAD INFLUENCES , DUE TO THE RAGE AND TO THE FEAR TOO
"Jeff's losing control of himself." He then proceeds to schmuck his head on the car hood. I died. 5:43.
I had that happen leaving my mom's house at Christmas time a year ago...hit my head on the roof of the car as I got in,and then got attacked by a wasp I tried to get out of my car.
so did Jeff
Jeff needs beaver cleaver to help him.
These are some good actors
People still seem not to understand these things today, either.
People understand nothing ever. We’re basically a bunch of psychotic apes that boasts the odd genius now and again.
the algorthms are getting scary good, this is exactly what i needed to hear. just wow
Every middle and highschool around the country should let their students see content like this.
I reckon this video is incredibly informative, it might help to remember to "chill" when you start to fly off the handle, because as this video shows it's often your own loss of emotional control that causes the sequence of mishaps to continue *and* get worse.
I love this channel. brining old treasures to life.
Poor Jeff. They need to teach this to kids now in schools.
Instantly subscribed. It’s 4am in the morning and I’m watching this
I love watching these! It was a completely different era but the messages are just as relevant today as they were then. I think it’s great to watch something other than the same old acting/graphics/whatever is “in” nowadays. I’m so bored of 2021 trends.
This is helpful in 2023. Thank you for this!
If society allowed this type of education in schools nowadays, I believe we would have very different and improved behavior in most everyone.
But we have to bow to everyone's feelings and it's obvious that this type of helpful information would hurt a lot of feelings.
Truth never changes nor loses it's value
simple and thorough. just as i fancy. loved it !
bring back these everyday life education series on broadcast for every country. humankind needs it.
You mean, being emotional cold to on another, as a global solution -.-??
Very impressive short film, pardon my twisted way of seeing things but that mellow, laid back attitude Jeff had the second time around made me rethink the title...."Jeff Smokes First Joint."
By a better understanding of the emotional patterns of everyday life, and by knowing how you respond to various stimuli, you can develop better self control by eliminating the stimulus, or by modifying the stimulus, or by modifying the response. You can control the fire of your emotions. You can balance your emotions and use them so that your personality becomes more pleasant. And you and those around you are a great deal happier and healthier.
I am full of violent rage but my natural reaction is to suppress it.What i fear the most is if i express my anger i will lose control and hurt someone.Thats why when someone cross my bounderies constantly i remove them or remove myself.i am not assertive so confrontation don't work.If i confront someone i burned myself badly and will regret it
I have been doing spiritual work and trying to get my emotions in check for years as was only taught to suppress them. This is genuinely one of the best and most simple videos ive ever watched on the subject. Wonderful.
Sooo Simple , Yet Sooo True !!!
#StayCool
WOW I love whoever made this video thank you so much
little brother takes your letter so threaten to break one of his toys now that's a healthy emotion.
Better than threatening to break his face LOL
Jeff is having a bad day thats all. Calm down everyone!
Proverbs 25:28
He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walls.
I laughed when he took out that ridiculously large circular "personality" and dumped it on top of the emotions. Suddenly I felt like I was watching a comedy sketch.
B R He must need a station waggon to move his pie chart around
A “well rounded” personality 😂
I thought it was effective
This may be the greatest channel on UA-cam.
These are good and relivent for today...they should show them in schools...no wonder people once knew how to behave and our system makes no sence today.
No
@@kenonerboy yes
Emotions are timeless thats why anything related to them will always be relevant
Proverbs 16:32
He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh a city.
this is essential education to make quality...good human beings
Excellent straight forward video.✅ Control my emotions 12-13-23
This was very educational with solutions to control our emotions.😊
Excellent channel and information!
I wish I watched this 30 years ago. Would have changed my life completely for the better.