Aim for the Highest and Embrace Life's Mysteries

Dr. Peterson explores the concept of being properly oriented in life and the importance of aiming for the highest good. He highlights the significance of aligning your spirit and values to a high-order goal, which guides you in the right direction. Treating everyone, including yourself, with value and respect becomes paramount in this pursuit.

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[mufalmewww]

Jordan peterson is a sublime genius, its our privilege and honor to witness him and his work.

[geitekop]

I was there in Rotterdam! This was absolutely breathtaking. During this part of his talk, I asked myself: why haven't I met my calling yet? Immediately I understood that it was the wrong question; I then asked: 'has there been anything that's been presenting itself to me, and deliberately pushed it away every single time?' I saw a picture in my mind, like bang! I was overwhelmed. I already feel different; even my friends say I look more serious. I know exactly what I have to do. This is seriously shaping a new path in my life!

Best therapeutical session I've ever had! Thanks J.P.!

[BucsFan]

not only a psychologist, but a philosopher

[antileft]

Dr. Peterson (the Master), has motivated me to be the absolute best I can be. Period. This great Prophet changed my life toward successes and riches (by any and all definitions) beyond my limited capacity to dream. Thank you, Dr. Peterson.

[MTCatholic]

I was here for this lecture which was an absolute blessing. I have been blessed enough to say that I have two parents that have worked through a lot of the topics Jordan covers with my sisters and I growing up and since we all have grown up and began our journey as adults it has been so refreshing hearing these things from Jordan at such depth that it has lit a fire in me. Daily my dad would sit us down when everyone got home from school and we would bond as a family and as a family we would work through issues we faced from life and the focus was always on bettering our character, a selfless version of ourselves in a positive manner. What Jordan has done for me is allow me to reflect more honestly with who I am and tighten up and remind me what is most important in life on a little deeper and more articulate level and I am so thankful he is bringing these messages back for us. He is the definition of what a leader is.

[saracowgill]

I wanted to learn cello at age 32. My mother said why bother learning cello now, you’re too old to ever be the best- and you kinda started with that. I finally bought myself a cello at age 50, and I’m 60 now, and I still have this hesitation from this feeling that I don’t deserve to play badly.
It sucks.
I think it’s okay to just do something- finger paints, ceramics, cello, tango, without needing to imagine ever being the best. What a farce- the best.

[nrazlive]

Highly accurate. My wife and myself (and we believe all of us can be) are living examples of those blessing words. She’s from Canada and I’m originally from Brazil. We met each other because both of us decided to live our highest adventure and our mysterious God choose Canada to be the geography (in this lifetime) for our most important achievement. Find our true selves and build our life upon a firm ground. Thank you Dr Jordan Peterson for bringing precise words of awareness 🤟🏾🔥

[DNS]

Mr. Peterson his messages, stamina and eloquent style filled in the gabs between what my (wonderful!) parents taught me and what I needed to learn. I can never express deeply enough how important Mr. Peterson has been and still is for me. My interest and biggest skills are being loved and love back, making things more beautiful, listening to people and asking the right questions. My problem is vocalizing efficiently what I want to say. Mr. Peterson inspires me to solve this problem. What a great seminar!

[akashdavid]

He is one of the wise men I have ever seen. ❤ God bless him

[duleonshio]

'If addressing the problem calls you to the person you could be, then the problem is an opportunity too'

[Stillman]

I enjoyed getting to listen to this whole lecture in person. Thanks for coming to Montana! It was definitely worth the couple hours drive to hear.

[unclesamsniece]

It seems there are more negative or odd comments on this upload than usual. It is too bad Mr. Peterson’s words in this bit weren’t heard by the humans that post the crappy comments. Other than that, this clip is filled with great ideas & wisdom to get people to think deeper. Well done, once again, Mr. J.P.! Thank you.

[digzat]

This is my thought. I believe in God the Father Almighty, I believe that he wants us to love ourselves and one another. So simple, yet the message gets misunderstood so easily. Love to all and peace of mind is what I pray for❤

[joshuamak]

I'm a young lad about to go on a solo trip overseas and boyo boy is it good to hear encouraging words from the archetypal father himself!
Makes me feel like I can handle anything that comes my way with a grin from ear to ear 😁

[ashleygatewood]

"...it's a living form...and it's on fire. And that's a strange paradox because obviously a tree that's on fire would burn into ashes and trees don't just stand there and burn - although actually they do because living things are on fire, they oxidize and they transform and everything that is living is like that. So everything living is a combination of being and becoming; it is what it is and it is what it is going to be." Ahhh, I love this:) So much goodness in one delivery, wow. Loving this whole clip.

What would happen if this Holy Fire, that does not consume, were to light the autonomous, conscious man on fire? 

If God’s word through an unconscious bush could so ignite a shepherd's heart as to free an entire nation from evil, what could a man on fire do if he allowed God’s word to speak through him?

Acceleration: The Holy Spirit taps the potential of what a thing ‘is going to be'. He’s the spark that ignites the flame. (Here’s one example of the Holy Spirit tapping the human’s potential: Mark 1.10) The four gospels are an account of the fire that ensued, burning upon a man’s life, but not consuming him. In fact, the fire was so purifying and relentless that it not only didn’t consume, it reversed the effects of entropy and brought dead cells back to life, one healing at a time, one disease at a time, one possession at a time, one blind man one mute man one epileptic boy at a time, until fully transforming the entire human body from death into life, culminating in the ultimate resurrection of the human being into a new creation.

Let me just go ahead and stop right there….sip my coffee, lean back in my chair that's on the floor, that's in the earth.

“God created the human heart as a fireplace for the Holy Spirit.” -Reinhard Bonnke

[emmanuelmulilo]

Something shines forth when when you find something beautiful❤🎉

[c.w.]

Just yesterday I encountered „my“ problem. I needed to hear this today. Thank you! ❤

[Publius-]

"The good enough is often the enemy of the best, when the best is available."
Unknown

[theadvocatespodcast]

I used to be faithless; I was miserable. Now I have it. I am now not so miserable... Actually quite amazing.

[NobleSifrid]

Words of the fountain shall not bestow youth, but a much more precious innocence... truth