The Dissociated Mind | Jordan Peterson

The Dissociated Mind | Jordan Peterson

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[AcousticJuice]

I spent a year in a job I absolutely detested on every level but stayed because I had no other options, and the whole thing felt like it didn't even happen because I was dissociated the entire time. After I quit and returned to baseline after a few weeks everything began to feel real again. I'd love to see what was happening to my brain in that entire year. Because it didn't even feel like it happened.

[masterbman]

you can really feel the greatness in his thoughts

[jossal]

Unbelievable at explaining to understand to the fullest. What he saying is so true.

[Funkywallot]

Thats why we have the gift of Buddhism. First you are aware of your mind and thoughts troubling your perceptions that triggers your mind into reactions, in this case you severe the connection between mind and suffering and see it as a false connection. At least 99% of the suffering just dissipate into thin air.

[Dorothyinstead]

Capgras Syndrome is quite prevalent in those suffering with dementia. Dementia is the mind trying to avoid associations...a type of ptsd.

[muddywitch]

Maybe off topic here but as a MASSIVE cat lover I am horrified by these experiments on cats.

[Dragonfruits_]

It’s weird. People who feel disassociated eat high calorie stuff don’t feel themselves but I feel the opposite

[thecultleadersthoughts]

Jordan B Peterson for president. Everyone knows this man would make the morally right decisions every time and everyone knows he is smart enough and capable enough to learn the job and do what you need to do this man could be our president and things could change

[Cepheidvariable]

What are you all writing positions for here?

[andrewclemons]

I wonder why Jordan plays both side of the fence with creation and evolution theory.

[ThisIsSparta]

10th idc I just gained another infinity stone 😈

[mykimikimiky]

HAHAHA AN indian introduction of an English speaking video