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Our brother, Fred, strove in his individuation high ground of honesty to himself and humanity as society trailed along, not listening nor learning.

Something about a computer generated voice and short pauses to even no pauses between sentences, makes it very difficult to stay focused on the message. Too bad a real individual wasn't used to narrate this video. It would have been much better.

I feel like everyone I know is individuated already so I'm having a _Wizard of Oz_ moment right now. Think about the people you know. Aren't they all uniquely themselves? Aren't they completely themselves? We're not saying they have to be perfect, right? We're not saying whether they will be more bad or good if they're individuated, right? For instance, can there be self-actualized people in prison? Tell me some famous people that we might all know who are not individuated. I'll wait.....

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Regardless of what details of Nietzsche’s story is or isn’t true, the idea that he lost himself is apparent. I think yours is both an empathetic and self-reflective take. I know that I haven’t empathized more with Nietzsche, the fellow human being, than I have after listening to this video. Thank you.

1. We cannot say for certain whether he had neurosyphillis or brain tumors. 2. There was definitely a genetic component as you mentioned the father having similar issues. 3. You attack the man rather than his ideas. This is like saying we should not believe 2+2=4 because Hitler used to believe that too and look where it got him...let the ideas speak for themselves. 4. If someone tells you the way to the top is to go upward, they are right regardless of whether they fail along the way due to lack of strength or from simply having a taller mountain to climb than others...again, argue against the ideas, not the man. 5. There have been plenty of evil people who did not go crazy and plenty of good people who did. 6. Otherwise, I enjoyed the comprehensiveness of the video.

well it's good the know where you at and how to survive it

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and the greatest betrayal to your soul was avoiding meeting Ramana Maharshi

thanks for the forced captions since we re all retards...arent we?

Fantastic, eye opening and enriching video You've got a new subscriber. Thanks for your hard work.

Sounds like B.S. to me

Man, a decent video, but a little jarring in its spazzy presentation. Calm it down. Take a breath. Let it breathe. Space is valuable between the substance.

Well said! Two of your quotes in particular resonated with me. “Jung’s roadmap to uncovering the soul” and “journey towards uniting the many facets of your personality” 1:02 Thanks for the great content!

Some beautiful pictures you showed there. 👍

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"I opened my eyes and saw the real world, and I began to laugh, and I haven't stopped since." - Søren kierkegaard

This text is not only a lesson But A meditation and a prayer. Because it is pure truth.

It's interesting to watch internet Losers commenting on 1 of the great thinkers Of the human species What Nietzsche saw How how he saw it how he articulate it Is still way way way over the heads of most people especially those on this Maybe it drove me mad What he saw Because what he saw was the madness of the human condition Criticize him and judge him out of their own fear What he People still are unable to see and deal with what Nietzsche saw and how he saw it On this thread people are criticized a man far far far superior to them cells On this thread people are criticized a man far far far superior to them On this thread people are criticized a man far far far superior to themselves

Humility is not surrender it is a demphasis of the self. The critical question of Martin Luther King is relevant "What am I doing for others". For many "God alone suffices" (St Teresa of Avila).

While i love this type of philosophy, existentialism is dead. There is no self actualization. We are our past and present.

The fact you know very intricate details about Nietzsche’s overall life and progress and yet still manage to narrate the horse breakdown story as if it actually happened is truly puzzling. The horse scene is a chapter from Raskolnikov’s dream in Dostoyevsky’s “Crime and Punishment” (a book Nietzsche never read) and not an actual event that took place. Maybe your Nietzsche research was a product of a.i. aid.

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I want to do an extra highlight on the ironic point that you could and probably are also repressing the good or even the BEST parts of yourself which technically would also be called the "shadow".

Nietzsche was definitely brilliant but a bit of a hypocrite. He constantly preached about strength, power, and raw independence. Yet he failed to be any of those things himself.

A most excellent title and or phrase - to reflect on and act upon Fare thee well - on life's journey

We have been sold the Devil and zionist agent Sigmund Freud ,rather than this enlightened Sage

This is somewhat incoherent. It's not about perfection, but about: "wholeness"? Those are literally synonyms.

Speaking too quickly gor topic.

The madness continues and slave morality seeks to destroy everything

Really excellent presentation of the process of becoming Who we truly are. Thank you!

Very helpful, well put together. 3 points most helpful to me: 1. The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are. 2. One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light but by making the darkness conscious. And, 3. Individuation often begins with a crisis or Turning Point moments when the old ways of living no longer seem to work. When we are forced to confront parts of ourselves we've long ignored. I have trouble identifying my shadow. Would appreciate more 'hands on' help with that. Thanks for breaking down a larg & complex topic!

Neitszche the first liberal. Weak and projecting his self hatred on God and man alike

You are the Soul.

Brother I have new type of Existentialism and I would like to share with you if you can make a video about it

Integrate the Ænema or the Animus will spill out your anus.

I used to find these ideas difficult to understand but after exploring Internal Family Systems these ideas make more sense to me. IFS gives us a method to implement these ideas. Thanks.

5:30 wasn’t this also in Dostoyevsky’s crime and punishment??

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Shadow integration is a very challenging process. For me personally, confrontation and assertiveness are major weaknesses that I work very hard to integrate into my personality. I remind myself when I see a very assertive and rude person that part of me feels angry at that person because those very same traits dwell within me but I have yet to find the inner strength to express those shadow traits. On the same page, I would imagine for people that are very assertive and rude, showing compassion and kindness is just as difficult for them.

Gender roles are social construct and stereotype that divides men and women. In reality, babies behave the same regardless of genders. I reject Jung's concept of masculinity and femininity. These are social expectation and gender roles that shape our persona to fit traditional roles, they are not something that develope naturally.

So many men reject this side of themselves and think dominance is the way to gain power over the feminine

Maybe after life

You don't have a footing to criticise Nietzsche having never risked going mad

We never have a choice but are expected to accept those whom we are related to; and some of them can thoroughly damage us if we are expected to embrace them only because we are related to them. We don't get to chose our parents, and having the misfortune of being the single offspring of two very damaged parents due to the horrors of the Third Reich, it would have done me greater good if I would have been adopted by a well adjusted couple. It took a good part of my life to work out the underlying problems I had concerning "social interaction". Plato in his Republic vows for a "commune" type upbringing such as the kibbutz in Israel. I'm certain that there would be greater mental stimulation (which I lacked in my lonely childhood) but one never learns to bond or do they? I never bonded with my parents and felt ashamed. Being Austrian and born just after the War put me in the clutches of a Concentration Camp survivor (Mauthausen) and a controling Catholic mother. I hated them both but also pittied them, knowing their limitations as immigrants in Canada. Both were "damaged goods" yet there were no avenues for survivors of atrocities and mental trauma being given in the German Language. Besides, it wasn't something discussed but kept to themselves. Pride still over-rides any attempt in admitting there are issues that need to be resolved. It's unfortunate that Nietzsche had such an impact, he was ill equiped to give anyone advice! Carl Jung was much more progressive and practical!

Yung was occult demonic

A author named darius king spoke a bit about this in his book 'I Am The Philosophy of God'. He same to also agree with integration with the shadow self.

Becoming who you really are IMO ,is the single most difficult thing you can attempt in life. Constant input from others weather solicited or not is a huge obstacle, to attaining this goal,as this constant static only hinders progress for the individual. Like it or not this is an individual journey, you cant bring others with you, no matter how much you want to. You can only show them the door, they have to be willing to walk through it, and embark on their own individual journey of self discovery. I don't know why Neitche went insane, but he certainly inspired and intrigued many with his writings along the way. Perhaps he discovered some unfulfilled desires he had, and realized he'd been lying to himself the whole time. That's why he called himself a fool. JMHO

Repetitive ideas on the Shadow aspect of the personality. The person is made up of the True Self and the False Self. That’s the aim: to be the True Self by the practice of Awareness. Buddhist psychology is v.good for the practice.