πΆ The first stage of life is infancy, where a newborn baby is completely focused on themselves and their needs.
π§π¦ The second stage is childhood, where we begin to interact with our surroundings, such as our parents and the people around us.
π©π¨ The third stage is adulthood, where we start to develop a stronger sense of self and form relationships with other adults.
πΆ As young children, we see our reflection in the mirror as a baby and identify it as our friend, not ourselves.
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Parents play a crucial role in helping us recognize and accept our own reflection as ourselves.
π₯ To feel a sense of belonging, we are willing to agree with the proposition that the reflection in the mirror is indeed us.
π Stage number two is a marvelous time of life, where one is independent and still connected to their inner self.
π In the third stage, individuals may feel lost and disconnected from their true selves, leading to anger and confusion.
π‘ It is common for teenagers to struggle with their identity and behave negatively during this stage.
The video discusses the four stages of life.
The first stage is being a newborn baby.
The second stage is losing one's immensity and being invaded by societal expectations.
The third stage is the recognition of the illegitimacy and nonsense of societal expectations.
The fourth stage is seeing oneself as they truly are in the mirror.
The first stage of life for a baby is chaotic and unorganized.
The second stage is characterized by freedom and lack of criticism.
The third stage involves self-reflection and awareness of mortality.
β There are four stages of life: childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age.
π¨βπ Each stage has its own unique characteristics and challenges.
β° Our perspective and actions are shaped by the stage of life we are in.