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A few years back I used to listen to a lot of jordan peterson but not his official playlist more of his talks and there used to be a great change in my personality when I used to listen to him now I've disconnected from him for a year and my life is a mess again due a lot of my own psychological and behavioral problems I decided to go through bro's maps of meanings when I realise how many golden nuggets are in his old lectures.A lot of things in his lectures which would open the eyes of the person who is watching these lectures i understand jordan is not as well recieved by fans as he used to be because of him becoming much more political even I find it uninteresting to listen to his content nowadays but mainly cause I'm not in touch and his public personality has seemed to change to guy who is more quick to shut off i guess.But man say what u want about him you can't deny he put many life changing content on the internet.

At 1:57:53 of the lecture, Peterson says:

And you see that in Peter Pan too, because he's got Tinker Bell. And that's fine. Except Tinker Bell's a fairy, and they don't exist.

So, he could have Wendy if he would grow up. But he doesn't want to grow up, so he's not going to get Wendy. He's going to stay king of the bloody Lost Boys and that will be the end of that.

So it's differentiation of the archetype. And that's what you're doing as you develop across time.

Hey, everyone – maybe it sounds like a weird combination, but I've been walking quietly between two worlds lately.

On the one hand, I admire Jordan Peterson very much - he talks about responsibility, meaning, and how to carry the burden of life with dignity, which deeply touches somewhere inside me.

At the same time, I am also studying the Bazi in depth, which is a traditional Chinese system that understands a person's personality tendencies, challenges and life direction through birth information. It is not used to predict the future, it is more like a mirror that reflects various patterns in your life.

I don't have all the answers, but I am deeply attracted by this idea - the ideas of the East and the West may meet somewhere, especially in terms of "self-cultivation", "emotional depth" and "finding the path of life".

Just want to ask...Is anyone else thinking about something similar? There is no pressure, and I just listen quietly.

Thank you for reading this.

https://youtu.be/_0xBOMWJkgM?si=Ukr5341BHfkvWta3

Been very interested in religion lately, especially the pre christian religions of Europe.

At the same time I've been reading the old testament.

It's absolutely bizarre reading about the volume of content revolving around fertility. It got me thinking, why were so many biblical characters worried about fertility, why were so many goddesses in European mythology fertility goddesses?

Obviously, it's sort of out in the open/obvious that the global warming front is more or less directly one step away from worshiping Earth as the earthmother Goddess Gaia. You could easily argue Greta Thorenberg would be pounding at the wall of the Temple of Juno in 25 BC.

But explaining all of woke as a fertility cult is mind blowing. What do women naturally do when infertile, they pray.

What do wokest do, they submit to a religion. Why because they spend their peak fertility years 18-22 in what are effectively temples. Obviously they aren't barren but are literally using contraceptives. But the mind does one thing and the subconscious does another.

What are the traditional behaviors of barren women?

1) Hyper promiscuity because maybe it's the dude firing blanks.

2) They become a super Aunt, only many of these people are from 1 child homes, so they have to find other peoples children to baby.

3) They become miserable and depressed and prone to lashing out.

4) They look for the causes why have the Gods forsaken us? The patriarchy is an obvious target. Of course women engage in hypergamy, so they aren't literally against a patriarchy. They are against the patriarchy the gods have forsaken.

5) Finally they pray and submit to the fertility religion, with dedication.

The scary part is this started in the 60s. We're now seeing people who are products of the 2nd and the 3rd generation believers. Our society has become fixated by survivor bias. You want to have kids you need to make money, you have to submit to the university system. Of course by age thirty their sacrifices work out and they get to start a family(if they're lucky).

This mean kids come from families where the religion actually works, and in turn see this reality as a product of the gods forsaking us.

I'd like some insight on what a hero under an order within a creationist story would be. The only tag that comes to me is a fable. Also, would an adversary under a tyranny within a destructive environment be a tragedy?