Aww i missed it... will watch now when going to bed ❤
@larrytolson41352 күн бұрын
Note that every edition of the DSM gets BIGGER. Eventually, EVERYTHING is going to be classified as a “personality disorder”. More and more, the “social order” gets twisted and distorted. At what point does “ordered” and “disordered” personalities switch places? Look around and tell me what “normal” is…
@MindMastery2 күн бұрын
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@Tripsqueak4 күн бұрын
i am the fool dude
@-SteampunkTraveler-9 күн бұрын
Most helpful advice I have ever heard. Everyone is all about "smart" goals especially in school. Even tho they are useless. Especially for me because I am not enjoying it and I think oh this was just some bullshit goal I chose three months ago. Honestly this helps a lot. Thank you
@Troca.9 күн бұрын
Live chat wasnt working once you stopped the exercise </3, I still got a bit of vid left though.
@Troca.9 күн бұрын
you can't imagine how much of a fan I am... <3
12 күн бұрын
The two may have overlapping causes and symptoms but I think that there are too many differences to start to think that they are the same thing.
14 күн бұрын
Couldn't find where to comment on the video about radical honesty. I usually find your videos enlightening but have a problem with this one. If I was honest with everyone, every time it would destroy me. I hide too much of myself in an effort to protect others. For instance, my wife might text me several times during my shift. I keep my notifications turned off so have no reminders to remember her or even think about her. I'm 100% at work. Possibly object relations issues? I lie and tell her I was extremely busy and didn't get a chance to check my phone. There are many similar situations. "White lies". But maybe you are talking about something else when you use the term "radical honesty". I hope so.
@jayce001515 күн бұрын
INTJ and I think I have SPD.
@kinderlich15 күн бұрын
You are so healthy here!
@Lukas-nk3fn16 күн бұрын
Recommend looking up Shinzen Young and his framework for lots of knowledge and various options/techniques to practice.
@SchizoidAngst16 күн бұрын
😊
@MindMastery16 күн бұрын
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@MikePlacer18 күн бұрын
Iv been a fool my whole life
@tommodeski863721 күн бұрын
I will still laugh when hearing something funny, I smile but its completely empty
@Crown-pv4li21 күн бұрын
im the completest fool for Chris every the court jester of heaven. Jesus showed me over 40 pages of jokes in the bible
@meadowswta865721 күн бұрын
sometimes I wish my thoughts an corresponding actions could be more consistent, minds desire to trying alternate methods of thought and actions to arrive at tje same point can really get in the way of productivity, especially at work when doing repetitive tasks and my hands refuses to do the task in the best known way, always changing so my mind can see what happens as there is no interest in the task at all, but how I move my arms while doing the task now that interests me deeply.
@hellucination990522 күн бұрын
I like to live in the vast schizoid desert, but sometimes I travel to the city for a day or two.
@Lychhh788723 күн бұрын
Fool is basically an actor or entertainer
@hellucination990524 күн бұрын
Exile is my home.
@davidelliott966125 күн бұрын
Everything changes.
@snejpu250826 күн бұрын
The video is great and helps to understand myself a lot. I can relate to all the parts mentioned in the video. Nevertheless, I do not quite understand or, I disagree with some of the explanations. From my point of view, the Master is not seductive or intrusive. The Betrayer cannot be aggressive or dangerous. From my perspective, schizoids can not be like that, as they do not want to deal with other people in situations that generate emiotional charge. At least, it is not an actual description of what happens in reality, but only in ones' mind. You can safely imagine yourself as aggressive or seductive, but nothing like this will ever happen. So, it is worth mentioning, that the descriptions relate to state of mind rather than what schizoids perform or how they behave in reality. The same thing with the Slave. It is difficult to express that you are sorry, ask for help with solving a problem as it requires the emiotional charge you do not really want. It is difficult to perform accordingly to your state of mind and that's the key. The Master and the Exile are much easier and more comfortable to experience. I would add one more ''self'' to the list, I would call it the Observer or Analyser and this is exactly what happens in reality. It occurs especially when you are in a new situation in life. New place, new people, new challanges... You do not know what to expect and how to act properly and, simultaneously, you do not have the initiative to socialise/be in charge, so you just observe/analyze, not feeling anything at all. One of your ''selves'' will surely appear soon, but you haven't decided yet, which one it would be. Other people have some sort of initiative here to affect your ''choice''. Quotation mark though, as sometimes it is not really your choice.
@LizMitchell-dp9bw27 күн бұрын
I emailed her about a long-standing problem I'm experiencing. She's gracious, kind, highly intelligent, and, most of all, patient.
@lukepower594528 күн бұрын
Thanks, what you've said makes sense, and gives me hope. I have a friend who fits the descriptions I've heard. However he is more extreme. He couldn't hold a conversation like this. He would be talking about nano-light in electricity and it's impact on the universe. Or some other non-relatable imaginative story. His view of reality is different to mine, but I know he has a heart, despite how little time he wants to spend with anyone. He may care about strange things he has made or collected, but they are valid feelings. Being open to our differences, rather than fearing them and avoiding or changing, will help everyone have space on the planet.
@kavishkhamesra3582Ай бұрын
Very interesting point of view #11
@bluwngАй бұрын
She is a cutie pie
@davidwilson6577Ай бұрын
_If I'd half the space_ _Of half a day,_ _I'm ashamed of half the things I say._ _I'm ashamed to have turned out this way,_ _And I desire to make amends._ _But it don't make no difference, now,_ _And no-one's listening anyhow,_ _And lists of sins, and solemn vows,_ _Won't make you any friends._ Better to listen to the whole song, though. Joanna Newsom's -The things I say._
@davidwilson6577Ай бұрын
The tablet I'm using doesn't let me edit my comments, and I've already deleted this and reposted it to fix a formatting thing. Imagine the song title in italics.
@bluwngАй бұрын
I just saw a video on this Chanel it there was a pretty girl with short hair, is this pretty girl one and the same?
@bluwngАй бұрын
This girl is so pretty.
@yvette9Ай бұрын
Differences between autism and SzPD. I answered a comment but maybe it will be useful to put it apart because many people asked (a year ago)(a very short explanation, just copypasted my answer): The main difference is that autism has sensory overload or inhibition (mixed and varied among senses and between each person), also to decompress they do this thing called stiming way more than non autistics, usually have structured lifestyles with routines, and interest (often don't like to go random because this predictability is appealing), also theres a component of cognitive impairment in which some people need help with certain things, autism used to have 3 categories according to the level of support individuals needed, but some people see this as discriminative so idk if is still used. This things are the extra stuff that autism have, and also the most deep stuff of SzPD is absent in autism, anyway both seem to share a common ground of experiences, we often don't know if we are one or the other or both. But form both sides one can learn to self accept and adjust their life and inside to live fine
@tripleravenАй бұрын
i just dont even think i even have a true self anymore. i really dont know who the real me is at this point.
@e-t-y237Ай бұрын
Boy does he change the structure and the attachment to it. Like a demon! A very fine demon. Amen. At the 8:34 mark in wrapping up you kind of tilted your head with an expression that almost dared the listener not to think that video was right on. In poker that kind of mannerism means, "Yeah. She's got the hand. No bluff. Real deal."
@e-t-y237Ай бұрын
I'm calling on this archetype, though I don't think I've ever heard of it. Might we say that the Ruler Archetype can be about reprogramming ourselves, about turning the corner on old and maybe toxic self-concepts to new and improved ones? And not insisting that he/she rules the world, but is indeed sovereign over consciousness (sovereign as in the governing authority, not with ultimate power). It's a big step moving into our sovereignty instead of being owned by trauma's effects from when we were incapable of being sovereign. Would you agree that the Ruler Archetype "reigns" in this sense, not as a god, but as a CEO taking the reigns on what is happening internally?
@e-t-y237Ай бұрын
Cool glasses. Someone I am listening to is calling this "innerstanding" ... referring to the deepening levels of understanding, of "getting it," internalizing it, visceralizing it, embodying it. Step 1 might be intellectual, but then sitting with it, letting it wash over you, contemplating it, not treating it like a test answer but like an experiential newness ... a little deeper than just the surface level, down where it shifts gears a bit in the dynamics of our psyche. That is a visceral learning of a new way of being.
@lakshan97jayasingheАй бұрын
Are you half Japanese?
@dylidyl7169Ай бұрын
The title is a bit misleading as the fool and trickster are 2 separate archetypes, are they not?
@typeofhealingАй бұрын
Sometimes doing something as if doing it for a beloved helps rather than for 'me' :)
@typeofhealingАй бұрын
When I got interested in contemplation and knowing who I am as in Enlightenment related stuffs it actually gave me motivation to restart coding and learning for it gives me a chance to exercise "beginner's mind' and think with present moment awareness rather than putting up with sheer boring stuffs to prove to myself how great I am :) Yes having an inner aim is worth pursuing rather than external bullshit which people like me is never going to attain :)
@hotdogflavoureddrinkАй бұрын
Hey your channel is a goldmine of great content, cant wait to dig in!
@MaarachaАй бұрын
😱
@MaarachaАй бұрын
I don't have the energy to put up a false self. I'm careful who I interact with
@neferzoeАй бұрын
I found that having a prison pen pal works for me. I wouldn’t recommend it for everyone. I certainly got lucky and met a great person. We talk on the phone because he has to initiate the calls and I visit 2 times a month.
@EmilyMcMasterАй бұрын
I hope Dr McWilliams publishes a book similiar to Elenor Greenburg. I would love a physical copy of her summary of all of her research on schizoid for schizoid individuals in less clinical terminology.
@yvette9Ай бұрын
As much as i hate to comment, i think may be helpful to someone to consider that they may present this schism in a lil different shape, i organically came up with 3 not 4 parts, well recognised, named and with clear function or chunks of me'all, I'm just understanding after years that this model do applying to me, all because i don't fit in the quite machiavellian description of the 4 division (also the overly abstract psychoanalytical concepts in some sources ain't my thing), but after years of f around, i found out, by chance and without forcing it, so yeah, some of this things may feel a bit different for some of us, specially in different cultures or by how we understand the language used by the field but not for that you should dismiss it at first glance, i think this channel is helpful in discussing a more human aspect of this, in this and other videos. This was to long omg