Memento mori | Jordan Peterson

"Memento te mortalem esse."

WARNING: This video will give you existential dread. You've been warned. Watch till the end, subscribe and leave a like

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Video source:
12 Rules for Life Tour - Sydney, Australia.

[bondalemecovillage]

Memento Mori once understood and grasped in one's everyday thoughts, keeps one grounded and humble....

[thewise]

The mans a genius. Momento Mori a Stoic philosphy. I read two Marcus Aurelius quotes and they changed my life instantly.

"We suffer more in imagination than in reality"

"Today I escaped anxiety. Or no, I discarded it, because it was within me, in my own perceptions - not outside"

Marcus Aurelius

[unitedwithbritian]

"Not happy with the part you played in generating your own misery" Thats hilarious, classic. Dr. Peterson is great!!

[juliestewart]

Three minutes, 39 seconds and you’ll replay it in your head on and off for a week. And after the exhausting, exhilarating experience, you’ll relisten to it with the hope (or vanity?) that you’ve understood…perfectly heavy. And it’s FREE?! Just tune in…we are lucky to live on the same planet with Dr. Peterson.

[vincentdimitri]

Life is a game you get to play once, so play it to the best of your ability and give it 100% every day to the point where you go to bed exhausted.

[DUXRZ]

memento mori is tatted on my chest right in the center as a daily reminder to myself. i don’t regret it at all.

[elmarciano]

Dr. Peterson comes off so passionate because he has gone through it himself thatd why he is always reaching out

[modernlunacy]

I am on the path of revenge. The majority of my life consists of suffering. I've came close to escaping constant misery a few times, but I can only blame me and my self-destructive nature for ruining what I consider progress. Memento Mori has helped me find humor and acceptance in this ridiculous game that we are all forced to play. At least I am still willing to

[monocyte]

Jordan can you get Ryan Holiday in your show next time?

[MrArthoz]

Memento mori philosophy is trying to find ground or reason to exist upon this world. It is all just an idea how we try to place logical understanding of our perception of this world. I follow another truth.

“THERE IS NO JUSTICE" said Death "JUST ME” ― Terry Pratchett

Death is the ultimate truth. The one thing beyond all argument that is undeniable. Even the stars themselves would one day blink away. I am on my path in life...it is a long walk, stroll, jogging, running...no matter what manner I move, I will always be on that path going forward and never turning back.

Death will be there...perhaps it is the end, oblivion and nothing more...perhaps just another check point to evolve into another form of existence...who knows. You may change your path: the long winding one, a rocky path, into razor thorn, a scenic park or just a short trip...but in the end nothing is eternal, we will all meet Death.

Will you greet him as a long awaited friend? Or struggle, quarrel, fight and deny like an irreconcilable adversary? All our life we have done so much: love, accomplishments, successes, failures, hatred, envy, jealousy, friendship, enemies, bad health, sickness, etc...upon death, does it matter?

All your wealth, power, greatness, fame...upon death, is worth it?

Will you die with regret and unwillingness to let go, grudging of endless desire or unfinished business or unfulfilled dreams? Worrying of those whom we leave behind and of loved ones we wish not to let go?

Or will you go with happiness and smile at Death, our long awaiting friend...telling him "it was a life well lived" and joyfully continue beyond be it oblivion or eternity?

[conorsaintlouis]

Went to school for art. Momento mori is something ill never forget. You can find it everywhere

[improvedguy]

Sooner or later we all have to take a dirt nap

[mindfulkayaker]

Exactly the same as the concept of impermanence in Buddhism

[stevennguyen]

I remember the concept from Lemony Snicket's "Series of Unfortunate Events".

"Remember that you MUST die."

[ApostolosKatsioulas]

You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.

[dmtdreamz]

Just sit there to contemplate it all after you come back because you're gonna see such
crazy and radical things in these trips. That when you come back you're gonna be like what the fuck was that? And you're gonna spend a week just in the shower, what the fuck was that? Cooking your food, what the fuck was that? Driving to work, what the fuck was that? Sitting at work doing your work, what the fuck was that? Thinking that. Trying to wrap your mind around it. Try to remember and trying to figure it out and that's a very valuable process. 😂

[Josuegurrola]

After that tenebris style appeared. Good will be triumphant

[joontaratravels]

I want to grab a beer and go on a stage like that and mumble my thoughts out!

[straightcirclee]

Anyone with link with full video or sermon on this???

[Overtheocean]

If you think that live is trouble, you are trouble. Haha