The main thing we want for the holidays is to see our loved ones, depending on the loved ones.

Unfortunately, some of us only see them around this time, assuming we do it all this year with new travel restrictions popping back up around the world.

Whatever the case, Aura is a great gift to close the distance all year round.

The Aura Smart Frame is a high-resolution screen that doesn't really look like a screen.

It's very easy to set up. You can upload photos and ask family members to contribute ahead of time.

Then just turn it on for an instant trip down memory lane.

Doesn't that sound nicer than letting it all sit on your phone? Never looking at those pictures again?

That's not the end of it though. You also get free unlimited photo and video storage through the Aura app.

You can share photos and videos from anywhere in the world and they'll show in their frame instantly.

It's really nice for sharing pictures of kiddos.

Aura frames are the perfect gift for this holiday season. The New York Times has vouched for them.

So as the Wall Street Journal in Forbes, even Oprah added them to her favorite things for a third year in 2021.

You can get someone you love in Aura Frame today. It'll come beautifully wrapped and be delivered right to their door for an easy last minute gift to keep you connected throughout the year.

Last year, by the way, these sold out. So don't wait. JBP listeners can visit aura frames.com.

Now and use code JBP for up to $30 off while supplies last. That's AURA frames.com with code JBP for $30 off.

Also, guys, Dad's going on tour. If you haven't heard, you can go to JordanB Peterson.com slash events to find tickets near you.

A bunch of the shows have sold out. So if you're interested in seeing him live, I would check them out fast.

Hey, everybody. I'm going to put up a video from my colleague and friend, Jonathan Pazzo, Russian Orthodox icon carver, a great artist and a very profound thinker in my estimation.

About a month ago, so that would be October of 2021, I listened to a lecture he gave to the Montreal Jung Society on the conceptual structure of Genesis.

And I thought it was brilliant. It was like 20 years of thought packed into an hour of lecture and then also a brilliant Q&A that followed analyzing some iconic images in the Russian Orthodox tradition.

And I thought that it would make an excellent adjunct to my Biblical series on Genesis coming out from the different tack that Jonathan takes, elucidating the ideas that I had developed.

Oh, and certainly the ideas that he has developed. I always learned a lot from listening to Jonathan.

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