Jordan Peterson _ Some interesting books

[petegriffin]

As someone who was never enrolled to go to school, I started working early at the age of 13 and never found myself at a disadvantage in regards to intelligence and Witt, I thought I was quite clever, however now I realise that infact it really was a disadvantage as I now often wonder what I could have achieved had I been given the same opportunity of education, I don't live with regret but I am sure that I'd have at least chased my dreams so now at 48 I've decided to not continue wasting time, I've enrolled for next year to begin my journey into academia, I just want to expose myself not with the learning tools, I can do that online, it's surrounding myself with greater minds that draws me in.

[qweewq-hp]

Many people don’t like ”Master and Margarita”.
Bulgakov pointed on the fact, that the worst evil and cruel being is not the Devil himself. Nor any other outer force.
It is always a man himself.
Very recommend. There is a great series too, very book based.

[Pedro_Le_Chef]

Nikos Kazantzakis, one of the most well known writers in Greece.
On Peterson's site, he suggests the book "The Fratricides" by Nikos.

[jctbay]

This guy is Tops! Him, Goggins and Huberman have changed my life these past few months.

[anniebutter]

The Master and Margarita, my current read and I agree with JP.

[snowcycle]

Getting a shoutout from JP as an author must be a huge honor

[mariakk]

As a Greek I approve this message! Nikos Kazatzakis speaks to the heart!

[apsarasangreal]

Thanks for the recommendation
Mr. Peterson !! It's even available for free on YouTube audiobooks.

[davidjohnbonnett]

I've read Master and Margarita twice. It made my brain ache every time, but I love it though.

[alexb]

Yes M&M is a book for life. Read it once every 5 years n ull rediscover it like u never read this book before

[mortanafidler]

Wow!! Master and Margarita!! I love it so much, I read it 6 times and will re-read, definitely.

[metalmachine]

Master and Margarita is a once in a century creation. It's story is great for being unique

[Anna-ggwp]

The dark knight of the soul...made me cry

[georgempoliaris]

Nikos Kazantzakis is a great writer man!

[lukewalker]

The humility of this brilliant man....

[xp]

Thanks Jordan i complete reading the master and margarita is deep as fuck so good

[gazman]

I love this but theres not a chance all be reading these books. Any chance you could explain it. In one youtube video cheers 👍

[quentcoff]

When you get good enough at disposing of someone else completely you don't make your own wood bend, you're about to come alive

[dhss]

I've read both. The Russian was sent to the Gulag; the Cretan wrote a great novel on the struggle against the Ottoman Turks. Also : Of Time & the River Thomas Wolfe. Dance to the Music of Time Anthony Powell.

[mikhabef]

l am reading the gulag archipelago. because jordan always talks about it. it is the most brutal thing i have ever read