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Our beliefs and reactions to what is happening in the world around us (the unknown) has been shaped by centuries of myths that effect the culture around us. This book is a mix between developmental psychology, philosophy, anthropology, and sociology. His political opinions have been formed not out of personal agenda, rather from deep philosophical understanding of how we as humans come to the beliefs we do. Peterson thinks at a higher level than most people. Listening to this book, you begin to realize that Dr. I've seen videos with people utterly dismissing his ideas because they are of another political view. His detractors would dismiss him and his views and just assume he's just another unintelligent right wing fear mongerer. Peterson has come into his own and to the attention of the general public with his beliefs which resonates with many conservatives. Why not redraw the artwork with high resolution images?

#12 rules for life audiobook in hebrew pdf#

The Audible reading is well performed by the author, but a major problem with the Audible presentation is the poor quality of the accompanying pdf diagrams, many of which contain text or detail which is simply not legible.

For most readers who are not students of arcane mythology and theology, much of the middle part of the book is a tedious academic treatment that beats the dead horse of the author's well proven thesis, but the author should be excused for the unrelenting assault in this magnum opus as the concepts he presents are scientifically and philosophically revolutionary and 'extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence'. It explains how the underlying 'animal' brain of homo sapiens has become the vessel for human cognition as we now understand it and how culture and values, even unstated and not understood by those who carry them, are transmitted and disseminated from mind to mind, across society, and through time in the evolution of culture. Maps of meaning is a seminal work that for the first time integrates modern scientific reasoning with the worlds of mythology, religion, psychology, neurology, and philosophy. It encourages me to more boldly seek to help build faith in the people around me.Д«rilliant Seminal Work (Figures Unreadable) It reaffirms the power of transcendent faith, which faith helps people grow and change for the better. It articulates the timeless value of ancient stories.

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This book is full of wonderful things to know. It will take courage and the cost will be high, but it can make the order whole again. Sometimes a system of order can get too rigid or tyranical, but a hero can give up his comfort and go find a way to help heal the system. Life is going to be painful, but we can do things that make pain worthwhile or easier to bear for ourselves and others. Religious observance is wise, not foolish. Religion teaches us the best wisdom of the ancients, and helps us find meaningful inner peace. Our actions can be meaningful and can decrease the misery in the world, and bring comfort to others. Some people become so consumed with despair and and arrogance that they hurt others and themselves, but there is an antidote to that. It's contains some things that are comforting. This is a long book that took time to get through, because I wanted to understand it. Helped me understand why people do bad things If he would narrate those works here on Audible, I'd probably buy all of those books, knowing I would get a great understanding of the works through listening to Peterson as narrator. He has a real knack for that, I think because he really understands those works and therefore knows which words to emphasize, where to sound appalled or angry, where to raise or lower his volume, etc. I find him one of the best narrators for serious works of literature I know, judging from his reading quotes from The Gulag Archipelago, the works of Dostoyevski, Orwell, and several others. He reads with the same passion he lectures with, and probably writes with too. If you want to get what he's thinking and saying, watch the Maps of Meaning lecture series, all of them, and skip this book. I mean, 11 hours for one chapter for the audio version at least more chapters would have been helpful. It's too verbose, has no coherent structure (unlike the lectures) and the chapters are ridiculously long. Nothing could be further from the truth, alas. I liked all of them, so I thought this book might inspire me even more.

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Peterson, plus most of his lecture series on Personality I also listened to his Twelve Rules of Life audiobook. I've watched all of the Maps of Meaning lectures of Dr.