The True Meaning Of 'Beyond Order' | EP 258

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  • Опубліковано 1 чер 2022
  • In this compilation, we are showcasing clips from Dr. Peterson being interviewed about his latest book, Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life. These excerpts from @timferriss, @TomBilyeu, and @RubinReport served as a great platform for Dr. Peterson to extrapolate on the thoughts behind the companion volume to 12 Rules for Life: an Antidote to Chaos. Please enjoy.
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  • @shea5542
    @shea5542 Рік тому +143

    Jordan Peterson literally changed my life. Brought me from a point in my depression where I had lost nearly every thing and could barely get out of bed and would cry in the shower and didn’t enjoy life at all….to having an apartment, having a job, getting an even better job, staying close to my friends, mending family relationships and putting my own life in order. Thank you, Jordan. ❤️all love and blessings and goodness to you.

    • @CK-dp6je
      @CK-dp6je Рік тому +2

      Well done! Good for you, keep up the good work!

    • @mrx4814
      @mrx4814 Рік тому

      I frequently see comments like these, and it got me curious how exactly did he help you? what do you know know that you didn't know before?, what exactly changed within you that brought this positive outcome ? I'm curious to know.

    • @martinczechowski7893
      @martinczechowski7893 Рік тому +1

      you did it too, and he, and the ideas that permeated you all :D

    • @MithraSemiramis
      @MithraSemiramis Рік тому +5

      @@mrx4814 I feel like Jordan Peterson has helped me, in 2 basic ways. one way is with insight into understanding my mother's unhealthy behavior that has hurt me deeply. in fact, it was his symbolic interpretation of Sleeping Beauty that really gave me a framework for specifically pinpointing the unhealthy parenting that I needed to learn how to overcome the consequences of for growth. he has also helped me make sense of the chaos my life was left in by an ego death that resulted from a traumatic betrayal I experienced with her as an adult. even being able to define my experience that way really benefited me. it left me in shock and then confused disorder from the derealization and depersonalization of a shattered identity. I didn't even know where to begin in rebuilding my sense of self and developing the healthy behaviors I didn't learn as a child. I think Jordan Peterson can serve as a kind of surrogate father for people who are lost and need guidance in learning how to organize themselves, draw boundaries, and learn healthy behaviors that support taking responsibility for oneself in the real world. I find his pragmatism refreshing and helpful as someone who tends more towards the left than he does. I don't agree with him on everything but I do respect him a lot and that's uncommon to find nowadays with how far people go off the deep end in extremes. his advice has practical value for overcoming the obstacle of disordered psychological patterns in building a meaningful life.

    • @grzegorzzielinski3990
      @grzegorzzielinski3990 Рік тому +1

      @@MithraSemiramis good man

  • @nicolascalvente2903
    @nicolascalvente2903 Рік тому +135

    This week I had to write an essay for one of my classes. I study Engineering, so that's not something we do often. I tried to do the best I could, and I also tried to write about something that I found meaningful. Yesterday, my professor told me that it was the best of the class. :)

  • @xxARAtaixx
    @xxARAtaixx Рік тому +32

    In a world going completely insane and celebrating it, you, Dr. Peterson, have remained one of the very few voices of sanity, and brave enough to speak out and reassure a whole lot of us who refuse to go along with that insanity, that we aren't alone.
    Thank you sir.

  • @Milestonemonger
    @Milestonemonger Рік тому +80

    "if you don't tell the truth, the world falls apart". My God, that's so true. I ended a long friendship because I couldn't ignore the silly and unnecessary lying. Ironically, I was lying to myself about being ok with it.

  • @remo5234
    @remo5234 Рік тому +164

    Jordan Peterson makes me think down more different paths than anything or anyone I’ve ever encountered.

    • @larrysmith2123
      @larrysmith2123 Рік тому

      even yo mama?

    • @captainradio5894
      @captainradio5894 Рік тому

      @@larrysmith2123 owned

    • @destructorzz7197
      @destructorzz7197 Рік тому +5

      @@Rocksteady246 the majority of doctors aren't aware of the potential dangers of a lot of drugs. The fact that you spend your time floating through JBP videos just typing comments trying to take him down says more about you than it does about him.
      Psychologists are NOT MEDICALLY TRAINED. A clinical psychologist has about as much training in medicine as you or I. He is a PSYCHOLOGIST not a PSYCHIATRISTA

    • @lessmore444
      @lessmore444 Рік тому

      Simultaneously his blessing & curse. His tendency to over think life & take it far too seriously has undoubtedly contributed to his health struggles. Man would do himself a favour to back off a bit, maybe read a ittle more Alan Watts & try a few more psychedelic explorations.
      He's helped a great many people, but it's costing him dearly.

    • @destructorzz7197
      @destructorzz7197 Рік тому +3

      @@Rocksteady246 I'm familiar with both, only after having read around them. I was also on them for a long time, and NO ONE TOLD ME THEY WERE DANGEROUS. Your assumptions betray a poor understanding of the world. Just because information is available doesn't mean everyone everywhere is aware of it immediately.
      I will say that I don't care about your comment. This man helped me, and his ignorance of benzodiazepines does not detract from the fact that because of his advice, I am a better person than I was 5 years ago. I am no longer depressed, I have a job, I am out of prison and bettering myself. People like you wish to take away from that, and it's sad to be honest. All you want to do is tear people down and take away from the world. What use are you?

  • @sbg4ever120
    @sbg4ever120 Рік тому +15

    I’m glad our comments comfort you! Jordan you have helped me realize at 52 that I didn’t ever give myself enough credit for my intellect. I am beyond sad that you felt you had to give up teaching. You are truly a gift to humanity and you would have been hands down my favorite professor if I’d gone to university. I love listening to your interviews and I have learned so much. Keep up your great work! You truly do make a difference! God bless you and your family ❤️🇨🇦🙏

  • @jaaa3274
    @jaaa3274 Рік тому +253

    I love this man, he genuinely cares about people. For the fatherless he’s a great substitute, grateful for his words of wisdom 🙏

    • @freeda4100
      @freeda4100 Рік тому +5

      @@Rocksteady246 where’s your evidence on these defamatory comments. I think YOU and your type who make sweeping unfounded comments can be quite dangerous to mental health. Also please attempt to stay on topic.

    • @juniorvonclaire3576
      @juniorvonclaire3576 Рік тому +4

      @@Rocksteady246
      Jordan Peterson is a clinical
      psychologist/professor who did a
      thesis on alcoholism, yet claimed that
      he wasn't aware of the well known
      dangers of benzodiazepines..
      [RETORT: “well-known” dangers is incorrect, as the long term (NOW considered 2-4 weeks) use of benzos is very new and many doctors are still unaware. Long-term use revelations are largely in the past 5-10 years, not 20-30. He experienced a paradoxical reaction to abrupt cessation, which is rare and a separate topic.]
      Jordan Peterson also stated himself
      that he "adamantly" tried to get a
      client to take pharmaceuticals.
      [RETORT: “pharmaceuticals” is an extremely broad term and covers medications which have helped treat suicidal ideation. Also covered is every other medication available OTC or by prescription, which deserve more gratitude than condemnation… yet demonizing “big pharma” is popular, unlike gratitude. Accountability is for both credit and blame. I give with both hands.]
      A clinical psychologist who isn't aware of the well known dangers of
      benzodiazepines, yet pushes
      pharmaceuticals onto others, has
      questionable competency at the very
      least; can you grasp how dangerous
      this type of incompetence is within the mental health world?
      [RETORT: it’s obvious the effort is attacking the man, hence the lack of knowledge on both him and benzos not deterring.]
      I criticize everyone, including him, but your comment is unjust.

    • @juniorvonclaire3576
      @juniorvonclaire3576 Рік тому +2

      @@Rocksteady246 Or perhaps I simply disagree and also believe you’re being arrogant and dismissive? You’re asking a loaded question. Example, “Do you know you’re elitist?”

    • @juniorvonclaire3576
      @juniorvonclaire3576 Рік тому

      @@Rocksteady246 You’re wrong without my agreement, yes. Perhaps the type of incompetence that you’ve been demonstrating in judging a mental health professional and professor is dangerous. Hugs and kisses!

    • @nicholasatom4563
      @nicholasatom4563 Рік тому +1

      It's not doing us the best service to view him as a father figure, although this is not unreasonable. We have to see him as a brother and a comrade

  • @Imam__AlMahdi
    @Imam__AlMahdi Рік тому +97

    “the love of all beings flourish” well said.
    everyday prayers are based on this

    • @bitnev
      @bitnev Рік тому +3

      Sounds like "I wish happiness to everyone", famous mantra.

    • @brownboi5139
      @brownboi5139 Рік тому

      Salam, examples? 👍

    • @djonfonsteen6331
      @djonfonsteen6331 Рік тому

      Unfortunately these simple humanities drown in the oceans of divisional media outlets owned by parasites.

    • @oksanaml9279
      @oksanaml9279 Рік тому +3

      That was actually his definition of love - wanting all things to flourish

    • @djonfonsteen6331
      @djonfonsteen6331 Рік тому +3

      @@oksanaml9279 exactly why my two dad's are Sadhguru and Dr Peterson 🤗💚🌎

  • @Srsbzns_5150
    @Srsbzns_5150 Рік тому +9

    Anything Jordan puts out will make you a better human 💯

  • @michaelthomasshields
    @michaelthomasshields Рік тому +6

    You are a brother to all men, and we are all made stronger by your efforts. Thank you.

  • @nuaria2
    @nuaria2 Рік тому +61

    20:52 'Practice love.' That's incredible, powerful advice. Thank you, Jordan.
    Find a value in things... in people, situations, struggles, failures... and act accordingly. Learn to embrace everything with love, and you will become invincible.

    • @ryanhoffman5477
      @ryanhoffman5477 Рік тому +4

      He also talks about the problem of interpretation. So the issue is what interpretation of love? If you are to look at it from religious language: a Christian ethos, Satan offers a version of love and than there's the love Christ offers.
      "Truth is in service of love" Jordan Peterson.

    • @djonfonsteen6331
      @djonfonsteen6331 Рік тому +3

      Embrace everything with love. Please, I'm far from religious though I would expect this is the root message of The Bible. So, why are we allowing a monopoly of media outlets to profit and thrive from Loves complete reversal!? Makes me ill

    • @ryanhoffman5477
      @ryanhoffman5477 Рік тому +3

      @@djonfonsteen6331 This can be looked at outside of a religious context as well. Who's version of love is the correct mode of being? Who's version of compassion is the best for a successful hierarchy? How do you know if it's love or something else without a transcendent model of love? Love can be a corrupt force without a collective agreement of what interpretation of love is of the utmost highest. If a hierarchy has to many interpretations of love, the the hierarchy is doomed to collapse.

    • @nuaria2
      @nuaria2 Рік тому +2

      @@ryanhoffman5477 For me 'practice love' means to acquire a certain affirmative approach towards life. When it comes to compassion, loving, caring - how do we know if our actions were correct? If our interpretation was accurate? Well, there is no recipe for an easy life, but we can recognize the good when we see it. If an action driven by love bared fruits which are better, than we know... that was a good love. A love that makes things flourish.

    • @ryanhoffman5477
      @ryanhoffman5477 Рік тому +3

      @@nuaria2
      I know It may seem as if I am trying to be disagreeable or annoying. But I have been meditating on love and the many interpretations of love. So just pushing it a little for more philosophical thoughts. Thanks for the interaction.

  • @leedyp
    @leedyp Рік тому +8

    We are blessed to have him !

  • @deadcarnivora8648
    @deadcarnivora8648 Рік тому +58

    Apparently you hear this all the time but I hope you see this. I follow your channel and you've changed my life you made me WANT to tell the truth and know change is possible. My life is so much better and you have given me what I needed to get better and better and better
    Thank you so much God loves you and your family never stop performing miracles ❤️❤️❤️

    • @the300XM8
      @the300XM8 Рік тому +3

      The fact that he hears that all the time means he impacted thousands and thousands of people in a profound way. Talk about a power of individual...

    • @kasperkappe9066
      @kasperkappe9066 Рік тому +1

      Lol people are starting to feel bad for telling him he saved their live

    • @alvareo92
      @alvareo92 Рік тому

      22:21 "it's comforting to me to read through my youtube comments"

    • @westganton
      @westganton Рік тому

      Keep setting a great example, our youth deserve better role models

    • @destructorzz7197
      @destructorzz7197 Рік тому +1

      @@Rocksteady246 1: your copypasta is lazy and boring.
      2: how are you able to look at someone saying "this man's advice saved my life" and just go ahead and comment something like this. Does his advice affect you? Why do you care about him? Your attention seeking is obvious.

  • @rules4life337
    @rules4life337 Рік тому +53

    My IQ goes up every time I listen to Jordan Peterson. I seriously learn something or learn a new way to think. He's a role model.

    • @martinczechowski7893
      @martinczechowski7893 Рік тому +7

      with all due respect, if you listened to his lectures related to IQ, you'd know yours doesn't go "up" :P but nonetheless, i agree the man is certainly inspiring!

  • @knowthyself99
    @knowthyself99 Рік тому +1

    Jordan Peterson has changed a lot of people's lives, including mine. we are so grateful for this guy.

  • @amyjobernoski1024
    @amyjobernoski1024 Рік тому +3

    Jordan is a man who has truly and deeply affected the world at large!! And that's no easy feat!!! What a loving, genuine, thoughtful, insightful man he is!!! And his level of care and concern is unmatched!!!

  • @almostoast9015
    @almostoast9015 Рік тому +1

    Damn Sir.
    You are truly one of the all time greats.
    Pulling an entire generation of young men from the pile of lies we've been telling ourselves.
    Bravo. Let's keep up the show

  • @thegaulbegaul
    @thegaulbegaul Рік тому +5

    I'm very glad to have discovered Dr. Peterson. He hears it all the time but I would like to tell him how much I appreciate him. One big thing I've recently taken from his discussions is to make me think in ways I've never thought before. I think that's a big message of his. I work on personal responsibility everyday now and try to get just a little bit better everyday, and just try to be a good husband, father, and just a decent man. I can hold my back and head up straighter now because of it.

  • @michaeltrivette1728
    @michaeltrivette1728 Рік тому +14

    Thank you most sincerely for your sacrifice Dr. Peterson.
    I don't know if it was worth it to you, but it has been everything for me.

    • @benghiz9905
      @benghiz9905 Рік тому +2

      Sacrifice???
      It was/is worth it for him,it made/making him rich and famous😉🤭

    • @martinczechowski7893
      @martinczechowski7893 Рік тому

      sacrifice and sacred have a lot in common, in which case, his sacrifice is sacred, and therefore definitely valuable to him :D

  • @SamirOrujovZ
    @SamirOrujovZ Рік тому +11

    Professor, thanks for being the way you are

  • @c.o.2836
    @c.o.2836 Рік тому +7

    Thank you Dr. Peterson for your work. I wouldn't be where I am now without it. I don't know if I would be here. As a young man, you have been a positive figure, a role model for me. I had lost a job, a career path, was lonely, very anxious and depressed. Didn't know where to go in life and what to look for in the future. I now understand way better the world around me, the people around me, myself. I've started a new career path that seems to fit me better and where I can be useful. As someone really agreeable, I'm trying to say what I really think. I'm trying to mend my relationships with my family. It's hard. But what you said about Truth being in service of Love really resonates with me. Something completely changed when I realized I had the responsibility to become a good person. Now, what motivates me the most is aiming to build a family someday and become a good father.

  • @astrogeek4061
    @astrogeek4061 Рік тому +37

    Chaos is a state of not knowing the "rules" of the game in any particular situation you find yourself in life. where the actions you take don't produce the expected results and you are left confused and feel powerless and anxious. Wow Jorden Peterson is a genius at breaking down the workings of the human psyche!

    • @astrogeek4061
      @astrogeek4061 Рік тому +1

      @@psychcowboy1 i know crazy right?

    • @astrogeek4061
      @astrogeek4061 Рік тому

      @@Rocksteady246 i don't say "game" to trivialize life in any way. and when i say rules i don't mean society's rules or anyone else's. i mean the rules of interaction between you and life itself.. and that is different for every individual. its a trial and error process you could say to become aware of what those rules are..

    • @astrogeek4061
      @astrogeek4061 Рік тому

      @@robertholland7558 i don't say "game" to trivialize life in any way. and when i say rules i don't mean society's rules or anyone else's. i mean the rules of interaction between you and life itself.. and that is different for every individual. its a trial and error process you could say to become aware of what those rules are..

    • @astrogeek4061
      @astrogeek4061 Рік тому

      @@Rocksteady246 i don't agree with a lot of things he says but he does have profound insights into human behavior..
      he's not right about everything.. no one is..

    • @astrogeek4061
      @astrogeek4061 Рік тому

      @@Rocksteady246 no. its my way of saying that i can make my own decision on what to accept as truth or not from any individual.. be it jorden peterson.. or any other individual i can find truth in some things he says and untruth in other things he says..

  • @JuanFRojasA
    @JuanFRojasA Рік тому +88

    I wish when I was a teenager knew the name of this incredible man, so I wouldn't waste so much time in codependent tendencies and getting along better with my family while I was younger, but definitely I can't deny that since I've found his work my life it's been much way better and progressively getting better without question, without his lectures it would take me years to get to that sort of conclusions. Professor Peterson I thank you for all of what you do.

    • @FaithfulPhilosophy
      @FaithfulPhilosophy Рік тому +3

      It found you when it was meant to.

    • @CarlosMartinez-ux7ly
      @CarlosMartinez-ux7ly Рік тому +1

      @Maozna Bruszing you are

    • @CarlosMartinez-ux7ly
      @CarlosMartinez-ux7ly Рік тому

      @Maozna Bruszing you are l

    • @arete7884
      @arete7884 Рік тому +1

      @@dn1697 The old egyptians had an interesting framework, Egyptian gods were not inconceivable and distant deities that required to be worshipped and appeased. They rather represented archetype-like divine principles - "states of soul" - that humans pass through. Perhaps the classic example of human identification with divinity in ancient Egypt is the way in which people became united with the god Osiris. This was a pious wish in New Kingdom Egypt, for all who passed over to the otherworld. Osiris was the god who died in this life to be born anew in the otherworld. It was a pious wish, but it was also a necessity if one was to undergo the transformational experiences involved. And so we often see people portrayed as Osiris, and we read their names in The Book of the Dead conjoined to that of Osiris. This same Osiris, it should be said, governed the cycles of death and regeneration throughout the natural world. (6)
      [Osiris] presides over and facilitates this rite of passage from one mode of existence or awareness to another.
      So to get out of depression you would need to go death and rebirth transformation process within your psyche

  • @douglaschuhran7263
    @douglaschuhran7263 Рік тому +24

    Unconditional love, the desire for everyone to flourish no matter what, fed by truth is an enhancement to my way of thinking. Thank you Jordan.

    • @iamjust1normalgirlfromindi446
      @iamjust1normalgirlfromindi446 Рік тому

      I couldn't understand "fed by truth" 😅 can you explain it in simpler words

    • @douglaschuhran7263
      @douglaschuhran7263 Рік тому +1

      "Fed by truth" means truth, versus lies, are what helps nourish our souls. Believing lies, and not questioning everything to find the truth, helps to destroy by starving your soul.

    • @iamjust1normalgirlfromindi446
      @iamjust1normalgirlfromindi446 Рік тому +1

      @@douglaschuhran7263 ohk... Thanks!

  • @seanfleming8280
    @seanfleming8280 Рік тому +84

    Jordan , you changed my life! At 29 a girlfriend of mine I dated for three months called me and said I had a son and she never told me and that he was six months old at the time…needless to say I was shocked but somehow I saw your first book on audible and it taught me how to be a man. I now am 33 and I have half custody of my four year old son named Luke and I appreciate it very much I didn’t make a different decision about him when I easily could of considering the circumstances. Best decision of my life and your book played a big role. Thank you again sir.

    • @keshakellogg5995
      @keshakellogg5995 Рік тому +8

      Wonderful story, sir. Thank you for sharing it and choosing to step up to the unexpected task. The world is better off because of men like you. 🙏

    • @ButtersLStotch
      @ButtersLStotch Рік тому +2

      @@Rocksteady246 why are you here?

    • @TheRealDealDominic
      @TheRealDealDominic Рік тому +4

      Well done! So much of our society wants us to forgo responsible and act as immature children until we die. Pain and suffering, selfless acts are condemned. It's the complete opposite of what human society needs.
      You made the best decision youll probably ever make

    • @ButtersLStotch
      @ButtersLStotch Рік тому +2

      @@Rocksteady246 I think we both know it’s not that simple

    • @ButtersLStotch
      @ButtersLStotch Рік тому +4

      @@Rocksteady246 you’re spreading biased doubt and negativity as if you’re doing people a favor.

  • @pedroh.g.9865
    @pedroh.g.9865 Рік тому +3

    Thank God Jordan decided to share his knowledge with the world ❤️.

  • @therealWowThatsAwesome
    @therealWowThatsAwesome Рік тому +1

    Thank you for your thoughts and also for keeping conversation diverse, intelligent and creative

  • @artfulaspie9775
    @artfulaspie9775 Рік тому +23

    Only a person like Jordan B Peterson, who feels deeply and honestly can talk and describe value so well.

    • @NowioART
      @NowioART Рік тому

      court letter due to unpaid payments can do the same in shoter timeframe.

    • @artfulaspie9775
      @artfulaspie9775 Рік тому

      @@NowioART Hello, I reported that spam reply you responded too, had nothing to do with Professor Peterson, he is a spammer. I see you do artwork - interesting

  • @garrettgardner2263
    @garrettgardner2263 Рік тому +6

    It has been about a year and a half since the last time I really gave Jordan my attention. Jordan has the most genuine concern for humanity. The courage he has, to continually face chaos for the well being of others, is truly remarkable. He has given me the courage to face life head on. For the first time in my life I can say that I am making progress. I bought his book and began to read it. However, I only made it through the first chapter before I stopped. I knew what I needed to do. I got away from my home and got a job with an honorable organization that has taken care of me. I have a girlfriend I adore. And I have been working with a therapist and psychologist for 7-8 months. I have come from a mental state of pure resent and frustration to a state of acceptance, awareness, hope, and action. I have only scraped the surface of progress and still suffer from mental health issues. But I have found some order in my environment and in my mind. I am healing, slowly but surely. And I have developed a sense of self-worth. Jordan, thank you for your work. I hope you are well. -Garrett

  • @The_Blind_Spot
    @The_Blind_Spot Рік тому +3

    Thank you Dr. Peterson. I have studied every book, video, and lecture you have put out and I am always amazed. You speak in such a way that brings humanity together. I have learned to think critically and logically through you. You have inspired me to become the best version of myself. I have the deepest respect for your work and your mind.

  • @xersexav2195
    @xersexav2195 Рік тому +9

    "We dont just perceive the world,but our actions manifest in to reality as per our desires.."
    ADVAIT philosophy !!👏👏👏👏

  • @3ZEBRA
    @3ZEBRA Рік тому +14

    Maps of Meaning was the best of his books by far.

  • @hannahlinn5556
    @hannahlinn5556 Рік тому +10

    Love hearing you speak, even if I don’t fully understand or agree, you’re always so respectful that it’s easy to learn from you-thank you!!!

  • @emiliek4002
    @emiliek4002 Рік тому +2

    What a wonderful conversation ❤️ Thank you Dr. Peterson for giving us true knowledge .

  • @ann-christinberg886
    @ann-christinberg886 Рік тому +2

    Dear Jordan; Greatly looking forward to hearing you in Spektrum, Oslo later today! It is a surprise present to my 22 year old son, as I want give him something of value for life. Not quite sure whether he will appreciate it, actually, - but I sure will!

  • @abadsiddiqui8303
    @abadsiddiqui8303 Рік тому +3

    Best book in 2021 I have read was....
    1. 12 Rules For Life.
    2. Beyond Order.
    Both book have completely transformed my perception and seeing the world. Thank you So much Sir for your best contribution to the world.❤

  • @neilsmith1145
    @neilsmith1145 Рік тому

    Jordan Peterson leading us into the age of wisdom. I am so thankful for your efforts.

  • @dianafrancisco9689
    @dianafrancisco9689 Рік тому +1

    So blessed by your teachings JORDAN 🙏💕

  • @nicknatuzzi2652
    @nicknatuzzi2652 Рік тому

    Dr. JP,
    Please tell us you are in good health. The World and we all personally need you in our lives!

  • @NeuroPulse
    @NeuroPulse Рік тому +2

    Glad to see you spoke with Tom Bilyeau. He is one of my favorite people and has helped me change my life more than any other.

  • @AlixPrappas
    @AlixPrappas Рік тому +2

    Jordan, thank you for thinking so thoroughly upon these most fundamental ideas and choosing to share them publicly. Your exposition on them-and your analysis of Scripture-has allowed me to build a very robust model of the world that makes sense of so much of my experience.
    May the Lord bless you and your family. May he keep you physically healthy and strong.

  • @ashannaarthur5444
    @ashannaarthur5444 Рік тому +3

    Love you so much Jordan !!! Thanks for your work !! 😊❤😊

  • @Dylanthestudent
    @Dylanthestudent Рік тому +23

    I just finished Beyond Order today, I’ve read Maps of Meaning a couple years ago and I’ve still to read 12 rules for life but I thoroughly enjoyed Beyond Order, the layout of the chapters and the focus on each theme within a chapter made it comprehensible and easy to pickup and read even after putting it down for a day or two as the themes are hit home so effectively that everything registers much more easily than in maps of meaning for sure. Although I know that’s the work from which the other volumes derive their content and that is clearly what Peterson was going for making them accessible and practical to follow. I have been going through a rough period of late and the last chapter; ‘be grateful in spite of your suffering’ resonated so profoundly with me that I was attentive to each word printed on the page. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in self help as it pertains to psychology, anthropology, philosophy and even spirituality. Thanks for writing the book in a trying time in your life Dr Peterson as I know it must’ve been hard. It has payed off tremendously I assume as I imagine it has helped not only me but many others to navigate their lives in trying times. The fact that you wrote it in such circumstances testifies to the resilience of the empowering messages throughout the book as it concerns the development of the individual.

    • @rustlecompton
      @rustlecompton Рік тому

      Its a heavy read - i could only do chapter at a time, then i needed a break to think about what i just read...

    • @Dylanthestudent
      @Dylanthestudent Рік тому

      @@dn1697 hi, would you be able to elaborate on that thought and how you thought of it in relation to my comment? I’m just a bit confused but intrigued.

  • @Allplussomeminus
    @Allplussomeminus Рік тому +10

    The same things Dr. Peterson is saying about abandoning your isolated self to become part of the functioning unit is so spot on what I went through. I was consciously doing that while not 100% abandoning my Self. There has to be an "averaging out" of some type of socially normative behavior that everyone follows to maintain some type of homostasis... A "touchstone" to always return to when life gets to crazy.

  • @Bnbakr552
    @Bnbakr552 Рік тому +2

    He knows so much that whatever he says is just knowledge!😍 A fan from Nigeria☺

    • @Bnbakr552
      @Bnbakr552 Рік тому

      @@change9255 Thank you.

  • @Cinderella227
    @Cinderella227 Рік тому +1

    You are such a beautiful and caring person. Thank you Jordan ✝️❤️

  • @Observo.
    @Observo. Рік тому

    How can you listen to this guy and not be capivated, moved and enlightened.
    Like many others i truly believe Jordan is saving my soul. I have the 12 rules on my wall and practice them in my time of need. Thank you Dr.

  • @jahanmoh
    @jahanmoh Рік тому +2

    genuine person searching for the truth and is willing to change if needed and can rationalise it while doing it, that is human curiosity at its best. Thank You

  • @jamesbluth5308
    @jamesbluth5308 Рік тому +1

    Dear Dr. Peterson
    Thankyou! I have told my children, that if western culture avoids the
    iceberg it looks headed for, in large part it will be thanks to your prophetic love and courage. Our will to live our best lives and encourage others to do the same are encouraged by you. Thankyou!

  • @matthewmasotti792
    @matthewmasotti792 Рік тому

    Dr. Peterson is a clinical philosopher, if you will, of the highest caliber. Godspeed.

  • @lauropaiva8938
    @lauropaiva8938 Рік тому +12

    Thanks for your help. It made a great difference in my life.

  • @JoshRosh-dz1ux
    @JoshRosh-dz1ux Рік тому +1

    Just Thank You! So much! I was trying to bounce back from relapsing on a really bad habit of mine. And this was the best way to just calm myself down and focus and take a listen and learn something from you. Thank you for your wisdom Jordan Peterson! Like Thanks a bunch!!

  • @nicolaslivacic5468
    @nicolaslivacic5468 Рік тому

    Doctor Peterson
    I had the honor to shake your hand yesterday in Zagreb. I did not have words to thank you enough for what you have done for so many. I’m really glad of seeing you recuperated and along your wife. I whish you all the best and good health for you and family.

  • @danvalentine2072
    @danvalentine2072 Рік тому +3

    Thank you Dr. Peterson. This video really helped me understand why I'm struggling in life. I now realize that I never fully integrated in our culture. I always felt like an outsider never really fitting in. I'd convinced myself that the problem was with others, now I understand that my attitude of non-conformism has been hindering me from having positive relationships and making my life chaotic. My temperament is liberal and I am predisposed to negative emotion. Not a productive combination. Eventhough I changed my outlook on reality to be more can-do and optimistic it didnt have the results I expected because I never established an identity that satisfactorily conforms to society. So I've been living in a feed back loop without knowing it. Clarity, its beautiful feeling.

  • @HopingTree
    @HopingTree Рік тому

    Jordan Peterson, you seriously changed the trajectory of my life and put me on a path of higher meaning. Thank you.

  • @Gin0827
    @Gin0827 Рік тому

    God bless you Dr. Peterson. In this culture of broken families you truly are a voice needed today. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏❤️

  • @chakravarthivrangarajan9616

    Saint Dr Peterson, in his advocacy of the compelling need to practice TRUTH

  • @gaslampnation735
    @gaslampnation735 Рік тому

    I love you. We love you. Keep on writing. Keep on speaking. We will bring the love. You bring the truth. We will learn to advance toward balance sooner in our lives due to your incredible and hard work. Bless you.

  • @miketan373
    @miketan373 Рік тому +3

    Mr Peterson, thank you for sharing your knowledge. You make me think about life, people, society, because you can bring under words, what I actually often already know, exists as a background noice. It is so interesting, I am not even capable of, knowing me, how do I function and why, yeah how to put it , you really help me think as an individual, very many loving thanks for that & keep up going and let the world think about what is doing

  • @tomn53
    @tomn53 Рік тому

    There is only one word needed to describe Dr.Jordan Peterson and it is : Brilliant

  • @sentinel5484
    @sentinel5484 Рік тому +1

    Thanks from France.
    Always a pleasure to listen to you, thank you for your enlightening words in these troubled times.
    Thanks too to the people who did the subtitles!

  • @catherinesigurdson4189
    @catherinesigurdson4189 Рік тому +10

    I have ADD and BPD. I get what your saying. So I have my brain on 2 and trying to sponge up more info.
    I'm 57. Bringing out my inner gifts. I do accomplish things as soon as I speak it into existence. May take 5 years but i do as say.
    I learn from failure. I love it sometimes because around the corner is better.

    • @zer0bankoe
      @zer0bankoe Рік тому

      I think BPD is your brain not liking to be commanded. Is it true that you didn’t have anybody to tell you what to do or how to do things ? Because i had ADD when I was young and that meant that I didn’t liked it to listen to authorities. When I became older I became wiser and realized that my dad wasn’t around to push me on the right direction. My mom is bitter and does not have a good sense of disciplined dominance. She a typical angry Russian mom that doesn’t use logic, my dad is a typical modern African dad who left my mom because he just didn’t care ( he has many kids by different wife’s). The Gov. told me I had ADHD too, they recommended weird pills but lucky me that I never took them. It’s my best strength, I only pay attention (very focused) to things I’m interested in or to important things. Explore your mind and learn to know yourself better than any outside observer ever could. Have a nice day 😄✌🏽

    • @zer0bankoe
      @zer0bankoe Рік тому +1

      @@mik569 Did you even read the whole comment? 😅 I said that ADHD is my greatest strength. People with ADHD are quickly distracted when things are boring or when things aren’t that important. But when someone with ADHD is interested into something they are laze focused and will find out everything or learn everything about the subject until they are satisfied. But ma’am… I strongly recommend trying to quit medication. Just try and if it doesn’t help start taking it again. You have a nice day too!😄

  • @ChristopherRyans
    @ChristopherRyans Рік тому +2

    I'm one of those people that you helped. it was nice to be educated about my shadow and understanding archetypes. I became a real man. responsibility is the meaning to life

  • @mirkalorinc7090
    @mirkalorinc7090 Рік тому

    it is amazing to see someone talking with so much passion and compassion about sensitive and important topics

  • @noliferetiree1354
    @noliferetiree1354 11 місяців тому

    It’s good to know his positive effect on people brings him comfort. He has his battles, and I’m thankful for everything he has done. When I first saw Peterson I was an overweight anxiety ridden kid lacking a father figure. I binged every one of his college lectures, interviews, etc, before he even wrote his first book. And it radically changed my life. With his influence, and a few others, I shredded my weight, developed a profound, more positive outlook on life. I became a coach, a trainer, played basketball in college. I obtained my dreams. I’m now in the army, stationed in Hawaii, and am engaged to the best woman I’ve ever known. This man’s influence took a scared, overweight kid from nothing, and helped mold him into a dude jumping out of black hawks. Thank you, JP.

  • @Mark-zd5bd
    @Mark-zd5bd Рік тому

    Jordan, you are my guide in dark times. I hope you will someday read this. Thank you so much, from the bottom of my hearth.

  • @StyleViewStudio
    @StyleViewStudio Рік тому

    Dr. Peterson - you are on a mission.... a mission to open everyday people's eyes - a hero's mission , that is being fulfilled in a grand scale. You make people think - you introduce a wake up call in some and a revision of their own belief system a d/ or thought process in others.Thank you for that. You managed to do the impossible - the take peoples focus of victim mentality when it comes to order - and put responsibility in their own thinking , acceptance and choices. A massive turn around...❤️🙏

  • @reflectionofself570
    @reflectionofself570 Рік тому +2

    The knowledge and understanding I got of the universe and the depth of life and psychology from this man is immeasurable for me. Listening him was the only time that I made sense of what the f was going on in my life and how to manage through it. Or at least that it's worth giving sorting it out a try.

  • @johnbowles3561
    @johnbowles3561 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Jordan Peterson. You help me be a better person. For real...thank you

  • @ryanreynolds8251
    @ryanreynolds8251 Рік тому

    You are a beautiful soul Jordan Peterson, I am rooting for you buddy

  • @coldbluewater9025
    @coldbluewater9025 Рік тому +29

    Only Jordan can articulate the particular preponderance of such malevolent ideological hierarchies !! Or in the very least made us google search the meanings of so many words!!

    • @jacquizbak
      @jacquizbak Рік тому +3

      It's like living with a thesaurus...or a need to!?!!

  • @Hutchy45445
    @Hutchy45445 Рік тому

    I wish UA-cam would have a heart ❤️ feature. I’m certain you already know, but you have had a positive impact on probably millions of lives and I would go on a limb stating, that many of whom are probably alive today, because of you. Thank you for making these videos and sharing them with us. 👍

  • @shadowmomochiuchiha6839
    @shadowmomochiuchiha6839 Рік тому +1

    this man is a legend

  • @bryandaniel2856
    @bryandaniel2856 Рік тому +1

    Have to get my daily dose of Jordan Peterson.

  • @ianjwatson1874
    @ianjwatson1874 Рік тому

    Jordan Peterson should be MANDATORY listening for everyone on the planet. Only GOOD can come from it. Inspirational is a word that nearly describes him and his want to share his knowledge.

  • @JoJo-jc1bu
    @JoJo-jc1bu Рік тому +1

    I love his humor hehe❤ gifted by the most high.

  • @bywriterm.k.8397
    @bywriterm.k.8397 Рік тому +1

    Gifted Teacher.

  • @sibusiso_ashley
    @sibusiso_ashley Рік тому +2

    I appreciate the way the interview is done, Less interjections, more time given to develop thoughts fully.
    -- I'm learning how to interview in the process, and how to listen.

  • @mr.c2485
    @mr.c2485 Рік тому +1

    This is why a structured subjective nihilistic approach to what defines hope, meaning, and purpose is so important.

  • @tullythebully5539
    @tullythebully5539 Рік тому

    Mr. Peterson's mind is a miracle.

  • @LilaSilk
    @LilaSilk Рік тому

    I finally found an explanation for the meaning of "love" The wish for anyone to flourish! OMG!!! That makes sense! Thank you Dr Peterson.

  • @cliffchampion5501
    @cliffchampion5501 Рік тому

    I’m so glad this man was born to teach us. I can listen to this guy talk forever. Hope he can come to NYC some day.

  • @chertify
    @chertify Рік тому

    I feel smarter everytime I listen to Jordan Peterson. My world is not falling apart because I'm telling the truth 😛

  • @AB-ps4ob
    @AB-ps4ob Рік тому +1

    You're a very very special smart beautiful individual and I wish you all all the best, honestly 💚

  • @sunitabhardwaj9871
    @sunitabhardwaj9871 Рік тому +1

    Dear Mr. Peterson, you are the reason I could survive a trauma that has been terrorizing my mind for a long time.....its a miracle I am even alive today.

  • @hunghnguyen6257
    @hunghnguyen6257 Рік тому

    i watch and listen to J B P everytime i hike the Poconos and need to get back on sea level real fast...this is positive compliment in every aspect...

  • @truthispresent5730
    @truthispresent5730 Рік тому

    Jp have so much Love inside of him. He is trying to show it in everything he say... An amazing amazing person!

  • @oz-ska-fest4580
    @oz-ska-fest4580 Рік тому +1

    Yes Jordan , You have helped me grow a lot over the past few years . I do feel in a much better place . A friend put me onto you in 2018 with some podcasts and then I found you on youtube . Thank you.

  • @SisterMinnie
    @SisterMinnie Рік тому

    I got your book on audible can't wait to hear it! Your fellow Muslim sis ❤❤

  • @Milestonemonger
    @Milestonemonger Рік тому +1

    I am a better person, wife and mother because of you, Dr. Peterson.

  • @chriswyrick2076
    @chriswyrick2076 Рік тому

    So crazy how this exact video comes up at this exact moment! Man it's powerful

  • @believe722
    @believe722 Рік тому +2

    You have truly helped awaken my soul, to put me on the path to enlightenment, my intention is to find my true self and help others do the same. Thank you so very much.

    • @martinczechowski7893
      @martinczechowski7893 Рік тому

      respectfully, be careful being open to the search for your true self. there are many things just waiting around for opportunities like that :P to fill the power vacuum, so to speak...

    • @believe722
      @believe722 Рік тому

      @@martinczechowski7893 Yes, good advice. I am not looking to join a cult, or base my life around one man or one group's opinions. But Dr Peterson has Open the eyes of many people.

  • @ingridarvidsson7597
    @ingridarvidsson7597 Рік тому

    Thank you Jordan for the truth.

  • @mscir
    @mscir Рік тому

    Your videos are an inspiration, I find myself quoting you at times, things I've learned from you come in really handy personally, and as supporting arguments. Thank you for all that you do. All we can do is fight the good fight.

  • @morethannerd1196
    @morethannerd1196 Рік тому

    Thanks Peter for always sharing your ideas and insights! I get strengths from you like always~ Please keep up the great work!

  • @mariagarced1013
    @mariagarced1013 Рік тому +1

    Pescador de Hombres, thanks so much. There's only one problem that I had reading your books, and listening to you- I BELIEVE YOU, and if I believe you, that means that I AM RESPONSIBLE. That means that I'm in control, although I control nothing. I'm so grateful for you. Thanks so much! Dios te bendiga!

  • @vinayMIGHTY
    @vinayMIGHTY Рік тому

    Just listening to you has changed my life in so many ways for good. Thanks a ton! ❤️

  • @jreynoldssroberts8581
    @jreynoldssroberts8581 Рік тому

    JP makes me want to be better in life.take on more responsibility. Help people who need help. Just listening to him makes me smarter. Thank you for all the content that you put out I've never listened to many lectures before I listen as much as I can to you thank you again

  • @BestHKisDLM
    @BestHKisDLM Рік тому

    Can’t wait to see and meet Mr. Peterson in Budapest this Saturday.

  • @Runt1meerror
    @Runt1meerror Рік тому

    Thanks for your Perspectiv Mr. Peterson