You reach the point in your existence when you decide to apply your mind to what lies outside of conventional thinking. This involves having the conviction to adhere to the concept of everything that is exists within you. Jung met his own conceptions, just as anyone else would, and discovered how to exist as a dual being; that is, living within yourself and without yourself in the same plane of existence. Those dynamics work pretty much the same for anyone on a spiritual journey, arriving to what many conceive of as the soul’s mission. You give faith to fate because it’s outside of conventional thinking-and the surest unsure way of trying to project a reality that moves us beyond this failure of a social structure and into one that resonates with the imagination.
The Wizard Oz is the kindergarten Evidence Nothing in history is hidden and warnings are always visible before it happens. Our Bodies Are Vehicles & Your Birth Chart is your Mission.
I am currently studying the ideologies and practices of Shamanism which holds a similar concept. A practice of understanding the myth means letting go of your name to create space for who you can be not who you have been told to be. A master of this practice of letting go of identity means you can wake up everyday and surprise yourself with who you could be. Thank you again, I'm so happy I have found your channel.
I think making the entire unconscious conscious is an impossibility and I believe that while we bring things out of the unconscious like rocks out of the river bed, we only do so to study and learn them, and sometimes document to teach others about them. But ultimately we have to let them go back to the unconscious else we get weighed down and we may sink before we make it to the ocean. If you make conscious a complex physical action, such as jumping over a fence, you'll more likely mess it up. "How am i doing this?" Where as if you leave the task as mostly unconscious, all the calculations will "do themselves" as it is a much more powerful computer anyway.
I am so fortunate and grateful to even be able to be introduced into this world of Jungian wisdom - to have yet another fascinating front to delve into and expand my conciousness in my spiritual journey. The Red Book now has a special place on my reading list. For sharing these seeds of knowledge, in the form of your fantastic videos for me and other beautiful open-minded people to nourish, expand and grow - Thank You!!!❤️
I started reading the Red Book a few weeks ago. It's amazingly insightful and thought-provoking. You did a great job summarizing such a hugh topic. 😃❤🙏✌
Magic equals miracles... The names and faces change but the stories, the patterns, the bullshit all remains the same until I change, not them. To thy own self be true! Heal-thy, My-thical... The joys in the journey, not the destination. ❤️
Our ego tries it’s best to protect our vulnerable self. Not fair to murder it just because it makes mistakes. Be kind to your ego, help it cultivate the confidence it needs to hand the reins back to your true self.
This video is like someone went on an adventure of seeking the truth for himself, and in the process he came across this book and made it public. Thanks.
It’s funny you say that AA like everything in this matrix is always subjective to the egos in the atmosphere that are making up the fellowship ( kinda like paradigms) I have attended AA in different places in the United States and some in Europe was my observation that most stay superficial like just not drinking from the day is arriving and that’s good enough. I appreciate that I’ve had the privilege also to be exposed to those teachings spoken of here at meetings in different states as for now I keep my AA and my spiritual path crisscrossing, but they do not provide the same energetic exchange. where I live I have presented Kkarl Young’s next level after drinking teachings and this is where I truly believe you can only meet people as deep as they’ve gone or they have permission to go because most do not pick up what I’m laying down and all I’m doing is directing them to videos like this🤣
Thank you for this content. This video came up on my main recommendations but I regularly search for videos on the same topics as you’re content and have not seen them before. That’s absurd algorithm I suppose…
I have waited a long time for you to make this video. We need to learn to delve more into ourselves to find our peace in times like these. Thank you ❤️
The god inside us is a symbol of the ideal that we desire to identify ourselves with. The more sense we want to be part of, the more nonsense develops in the unconscious, for duality does not exist in truth. It is our mind that fragments what is real and our desire that tends towards one half of it.
... don't necessarily agree with reason/unreason split, if we interpret Reason as Possessing or Containing Intuition. (separating half of Intuition from Mythos)
This touches my main interest in resolving questions in Theory of Mind. We need a return to some useful Cartesian ideas about the irreducible "dualism", the alienated nature of a human nature, that motivates and makes ambiguous the certainty of knowing what we don't have, as opposed to having what we don't know. The contemporary situation is making the present fascination with "thinking robots" or "other worlds" a bit of a fetish, maybe a panic of sexual frustration and our joyless insistence on consigning to the trash heap a very abused planet. It's about a useful conception of phenomenal processes against a physicalist nightmare grounded in the fairytale of an "impossible" cosmos. Metaphysics is not about "mysterious" forces in nature. But cluttered thinking and scientific misconception are about "familiar" farces of nature.
You stated that the collective unconscious has its roots in myth and religion. I believe it is the inherent way around. The structure to myth is in the collective unconscious, the myth itself is a projection of that preexisting structure
That's kinda mind-bending. The current collective unconscious was created over time through our adherence to myths and religions. If we want to be specific, we need to go back in time and identify when people started using myths and religions as mechanisms to develop thinking motifs. So, I don't think there was a preexisting structure. There was some collective unconscious before we started thinking in myths and religions, but it was operating differently.
I have asked myself what is my myth but wasn't sure how to go about discovering it. I feel watching this was meant to be as the date and subject matter may well have just inspired the ]
@@metamorphosis_77 yeah because when you read some "trips" 😂 then you have to assimilate it. Anyway I really like your videos they are really informative with no time wasted. I wish there was an italian version for my friends
Black art.. light art.. I am an artist with a lot of art which turns out to symbiotically represent unconscious and conscious.. On another note I like your interesting accent. 😊
Hey man, are you from Spain? Your English is excellent, but I'm trying to place your accent. I think I've narrowed it down to Spain or Italy. I'm leaning Spain, but not quite sure. Maybe Latin America?
Your question can be answered but it is fairly lengthy and involved. After all, it has to do with EVERYTHING - life, love, the Universe, God, us and our souls. What I would like is to answer you appropriately. Is your question one of Truth seeking or is it coming from a place of depression? I can help either way.
Remember, though: Baucis and Philemon (an old married couple, in fact!) are characters from Ovid's Metamorphoses who are involved in a fable involving the visit of Zeus/Jupiter and Hermes/Mercury in human form to such a couple, and them being the only ones who extend the wayfarers the proper hospitality. Think about what this says, therefore, about Jung's view of himself as a visitor to the famous couple!
@@boneyjensen That Jung, in visiting this couple, is either Zeus or Hermes, or at least in their roles. If I am recalling correctly, Karl Kerenyi--who did a lot of work alongside Jung and was a classicist--in the book he wrote on Hermes mentioned that of the Apollonian/Dionysian dichotomy that is often discussed, Jung saw himself as more of a Hermetic (as in Hermes-like, not as in the system of Hermeticism!) figure, one who mediates between the two. So, that seems likely...unless he saw himself as Zeus, which would have other implications! ;)
How wonderful it could be to have the privilege to meet with people who are interested to talk about such things as the teachings of Carl Jung and share their own ideas and insights without prejudice or egotistical perceptions or limitations. I long for that day/opportunity. ☯
Trust me, I have been looking for those people, but found none. Maybe, reading and understanding Jung aim only to find one's own myth, one's own equation.
If you have available money, the CG Jung Institut in Küsnacht runs week-long study intensives for the general public twice a year; July and February. It is expensive, but one is surrounded by others with at least some parallel interests, so it's a worthy pursuit. The kicker is that one has to be relatively comfortable financially to be able to do it.
I think it's literally not about finding people who you can have such open conversations with people, it's about you, it's about who you let into your own space and how you engage with others. If you can openly talk about what interests you to literally everyone you meet, and nonverbally asking them to meet you at your level, you're sure to meet someone who might not have an in-depth knowledge about the conversation you're bringing forth. But you might find that you meet someone who's always been curious about such topics/knowledge and didn't know where to start when it comes to acquiring it. Sometimes it would mean you might become a teacher rather than exchanging notes
Im here, but ill be honest i tend to get angry when a viewpoint of mine is ignored as nonsense; something i got to work on. I think that angers most people though when you dont feel heard when you speak. In text you have to be careful when adding on to what someone says because it can sound condecending; like signal saying "hey i know more than you." Im sure most intellectual carry alot of pride and like to share what they know but when another arrives on the same subject they are focused so much on with a varying perspective, it is hard to accept that. Like pretend you developed the periodic table and you were every proud of this lifelong work putting the framework together; then someone comes out of nowhere displays theres and it completely against yours and it gets recognition from the scientific community while yours is thrown out. This would spark jealousy and this is when bad things may be said to each other. I know i rambled on there lol, but yea im here and i have probably the wildest philosophical ideas you may probably hear that are influenced by and i will admit cherry picking ideas that make sense to me personally and adding my own extentions over it from my perspective living in life. One hypothesis of mine is "our existence is finite but infinite in the experience of it" I think this one would be a great collective project to work on and i think its worthy of building a theory off of. I may lack the intellectual jargon to articulate percisely but i have a ton to say on this subject matter. @@lessiakochetkova8363
No...not only the occult and secular-based belief systems but all beliefs systems has this duality (including Christianity) what we need to do is to separate our material reasoning with our personal-philosophical reasoning, one answers "how our universe works" but the other is how we answer "how life works" (mind the difference in wording), a very-hard-and-admittedly-psyche-crumbling synthesis to achieve for sure but it's possible but nonetheless.
You have moved a great point. I wonderd many times if science was some kind of occult when I read and studied the quantum mechanics where all is so messed up there. And are physicists occultists? Or even mathematicians who in some mysterious ways find equations which they only understand and then accounce to the World that they found truth. I myself found mathematical equations which make perfect sense to me but others dismissed them. So, maybe science and occult are the two sides of the same coin. Greetings.
@@ericephemetherson3964yep. Some of them werent tho. Like Stienmentz and Tesla. But those guys got pushed out of the way because their stuff was going to show the world how electricity and energy could truly be used for all. The central bankers needed to own the info and control it, so they only let it develop so far. And then they began favoring math and theory so complicated and convoluted that people just accepted it. They backed Einstein and relativity and particle,wave, and blah blah.
I really loved the part about spiritual renewal and magic being as hard as living without reason. Also the animation accompanying the liminal space, reminds me of Merkabha.
If I'm wrong, I'm sorry,but I don't believe Jung had experiences with psychedelics. It's a shame. He might have left us a multi-color fluorescent book.
I've read the red book in full and also do not believe he used psychedelics. It seems to me he was simply a visionary savant who had already had encounters with imaginative visions in his childhood. In his adult life pursuing his studies and science, he temporarily cast off those childhood visions. When he started exploring the unconscious mind with Freud he had a vision that Freud misinterpreted, but Jung understood to mean that he should go down the secret hatch in the dark corner of the basement of his self. When he and Freud split, his position in his studies had ripened him for exploration and returning to accessing the gifting of his childhood now armed with riches of knowledge and wisdom. He discovered the height of human understanding was to stop hovering near its presumptuous apex and instead fall off the other side into madness and absurdity; where science had failed to explore. Psychedelics can fast track the kinds of visual and spiritual experiences Jung had; but his experience was conducted over a few years and was an extremely difficult endeavor full of transformative yet hellishly maddening encounters with his own soul, with a number of spirits, with Satan, with gods, and with myths; all of which carried the deepest sorts of mysteries from which he drew and later formulated his life's work. He presents these mysteries on silver platters throughout, often explaining them in robust detail, and yet you're left watching as these mysteries dissolve into sand and slip through your fingers. The sand falls beneath a grate which our presumptuous preoccupied minds are scarcely able to reach within; for we strive not to dissolve ourselves, though we ought to if we are going to finally be true selves.
I was so sure you went deep in Jung's theories when you asked "what's your myth" on Instagram. Jung's collective unconscious is today's genomic expression on a biopsychosocial model. That man was way ahead of his epoch. Great work once again! 💪
I consider Jung a Realist, a historian of Human Psychology, an "Illuminist of the First Wave" that didn't fall for the religious / atheist illusionism.
@@antonius_006 I've heard a lot of it but never invested the time for it unfortunately. However I'll definitely look through it now after the recommendation. Thanks 🙏
Fascinating. Jung & his ideas/work are so intriguing especially his thoughts on the afterlife (in the black book I think) it makes so much sense to me anyway. Thanks for another classy video.
As the world has changed since the Internet the words of Jung have gained more and more meaning to me. "A great change in the collective unconsious is imenent" the chaos will devour many poor souls. Religions should be ashamed of themselves for sacrificing the youths that will get lost due to the overload of information.
@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 no joejoe wokeism will release the dark side of the psyche. For me being uneducated it difficult to understand this tear down the patriarchy. If Jung had the chance now to have a voice, would they believe jesus was a woman's desire. The source of hypergamy? 😎🦁🙏
What information and overload? Everything is described in the Bible and no one even reads it? the ego, I haven't read myself but Jesus talks about the ego and giving it up will lead to to conscious acts, do not phrase the unconscious, you don't know what's in there.
as I watch this video what arises in me is how fucking unhappy I am! I truly loathe my life. loathe it. despise it. I hate it. I WISH TO DIE. TRULY I WISH FOR NOTHING ELSE. I've lived pretty much my entire life with debilitating crippling paralyzing: suicidal depression. the only moments of happiness in my life come to me in fleeting windows of relief, that never ever last long enough... my life is agony. I am full of: - loneliness - rage - regret - remorse - hopelessness - guilt - terror - anxiety - aloneness - grief - suffering - pain - stress - powerlessness - despair - anguish MY SOUL IS TORTURED AND RAPED. I see no way out of the hell that I'm in.
[Eduard] Von Hartmann described three layers of the unconscious: (1) the absolute unconscious, which constitutes the substance of the universe and is the source of the other forms of the unconscious; (2) the physiological unconscious, which like Carus' unconscious, is at work in the origin, development, and evolution of living beings, including man; (3) the relative or psychological unconscious, which lies at the source of our conscious mental life. The main interest of the Philosophy of the Unconscious lies not so much in its philosophical theories as in its wealth of supporting material. Von Hartmann collected numerous and relevant facts concerning perception, the association of ideas, wit, emotional life, instinct, personality traits, individual destiny, as well as the role of the unconscious in language, religion, history, and social life. - Henri F. Ellenberger
I discovered this video right after I had an spiritual awakening with my " True God Self". I had been chanelling it for 30-60 mins every morning and night for the last 2 months through the teachings in Saint Germain book "I Am Discourses". The fact that this came up right afterwards from a prayer was truly astounding. By the way, I have Carl Jungs "the red book" as well, have not fully read it yet. The content of that book and the things he encountered while exploring his consciousness is insane.
As a German Biologist and Pythgorean - what a hyper Non Sense. Jung was a greedy smart Sales Man - he never ever gave anything away! You have to pay him and his Clan deearly to buy something. The “red Book ” is the most amazing I ever bought - for 100 Euros... it was his reflections on Psychosis and Depression that haunted him all his life. It is private and intimate and never was desigend by him for any Publication... His greedy Family needs the Money desperately- Swiss is the most expensive country in Europe... The Red Book is worthwhile Buying - like any good well crafted Book. Jung is an extraordinary gifted Artist. Amazing how he found the TIME for the calligraphy and paintings. As he needed so much Money to live his Life of Luxury ... and all his Life he had to compete HARD against his teacher Freud.
Jungs To kill a god of bones He is describing the Ego to reach the higher Self Once you know your higher Self you know Magic (Neville Goddard) The Myth is reference to the Illusion of Earth Side synchronicity Time when I made comments 333 The videos ends at 345
🙏 *5 Things to Never Do in Rush:* *1) Giving away your trust* *2) Making big desicions* *3) Judging someone's character* *4) Falling in love* *5) Eating your food*
@@miliasmoonlet1849 Ofc, the age-old adage that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" rings true for all facets of life, this product of Jung's and Shamdasani's included. The OP could no more convince you of this objects beauty than he could convey the experience the human eye perceives when observing light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 450 and 495nm to the congenitally blind. OP might employ fantastic language to describe the sensations of this colour, such as: It is dark and mysterious; ominous, yet not void as the vacuum of empty space, majestic. It is like the ocean, a tight embrace before the abyss of freedom. It’s a gentle summer breeze caressing your face as the waves splash your ankles - harmless on the surface... However, it's entirely possible that all of which he's seen, felt, experienced and remembered to be 'blue', is in fact how you perceive 'red'.
I just started reading the Red Book to find out how Jung went about finding his myth. I know my journey is quite different but was hoping he would shed some light into what questions I need to ask myself. Your video was helpful too to summarize his process.
I love this and am always fascinated by Jung and his ideas. He was deeply influenced by the mysticism and profound symbolism of Alchemy, which, in itself, is unfathomably complex. In one way or another, despite the infinite complexity in all of these works, the fundamental purpose feels like a system of cycles(regeneration, becoming and return, etc) which all align towards the resolution of conflict, or, the unification of duality and multiplicity. There is a metaphysical conflict, which plays out deep within the human heart and can only be solved through the experience of being born, living, loving, failing and dying.
Thank you for the clear precise explanation of complicated ideas. I am on board with all of it! I have had my own inner teacher for decades. This books helps me to accept more fully this reality and perhaps give it greater voice.
3 years in and UA-cam algorithm just brought me this, because of my recent obsession with shadow traits, and I have to say… THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY!! Thank you for blessing us with this masterpiece! 🙏
Currently reading the Red Book. I find myself constantly rereading sections to better understand Jung. This book is difficult but ever still I am boadering obsession. I feel pushed externally to understand this and myself. This video helped a lot in my understanding. I hope you make more.
@@azaleaslightsage1271 Why was the book written then? For others to not understand it and go search within yourself? He could've written thaf sentence if he wanted that and keep the contents of red book as diary for himself. He wanted the contents to be mystifying, just like anyone form of expression will be once they tap their unconcious to a SPECIFIC degree
Hhmmm. I investigated and invested into the RED BOOK 300$ which is fascinating. Being a life long Jung scholar since 1970. James Hillman and Alan Watts and Huxley are a few of the best writers and admirers of Jung. The Red Book along with the bollingen series plus Jungs commentaries in Tibetan book of the Dead and the I Ching etc are the complete life’s study. Thanks for this.
Who are you really, and what is your myth?
My Myth is the Myth of the Zen Master (Samurai-Ninja - Analytical Psychologist- Exorcist). ☺️
That war is real. War is a myth. There is only peace
KONO DIO DA!
@@shwetaprabhu6754
"Only Love is Real, everything else are lies and illusions." _ Spock.
Lies and illusions exist.
SPIRITUALY is the master key for Awakened... Thanks Jung... ,
You reach the point in your existence when you decide to apply your mind to what lies outside of conventional thinking. This involves having the conviction to adhere to the concept of everything that is exists within you. Jung met his own conceptions, just as anyone else would, and discovered how to exist as a dual being; that is, living within yourself and without yourself in the same plane of existence. Those dynamics work pretty much the same for anyone on a spiritual journey, arriving to what many conceive of as the soul’s mission. You give faith to fate because it’s outside of conventional thinking-and the surest unsure way of trying to project a reality that moves us beyond this failure of a social structure and into one that resonates with the imagination.
Wow
Beautifully articulated neutral zero point hearing seeing feeling 🙏🤍🌄🪞
Jung must have mentioned that there are many of us who were born with a deep sense of our spiritual self and all our lives would be seekers.
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The Wizard Oz is the kindergarten Evidence
Nothing in history is hidden and warnings are always visible before it happens.
Our Bodies Are Vehicles & Your Birth Chart is your Mission.
I am currently studying the ideologies and practices of Shamanism which holds a similar concept. A practice of understanding the myth means letting go of your name to create space for who you can be not who you have been told to be. A master of this practice of letting go of identity means you can wake up everyday and surprise yourself with who you could be. Thank you again, I'm so happy I have found your channel.
"Until we make the unconscious conscious, it will direct our lives and we will call it fate."
-carl jung
Whereas when we make the unconscious conscious, we may direct our own lives and call it destiny....
Next Jed McKenna's Books, it almost they same with Jung, but with Jed it's more grounded, specially the " The Damnedest things " the first book.
I think making the entire unconscious conscious is an impossibility and I believe that while we bring things out of the unconscious like rocks out of the river bed, we only do so to study and learn them, and sometimes document to teach others about them. But ultimately we have to let them go back to the unconscious else we get weighed down and we may sink before we make it to the ocean. If you make conscious a complex physical action, such as jumping over a fence, you'll more likely mess it up. "How am i doing this?" Where as if you leave the task as mostly unconscious, all the calculations will "do themselves" as it is a much more powerful computer anyway.
Yall do realize these are just the musings of a guy right? Its b.s. . Interesting b.s., but b.s. nonetheless.
@@jimberlygridder183 Should check that ego.
I am so fortunate and grateful to even be able to be introduced into this world of Jungian wisdom - to have yet another fascinating front to delve into and expand my conciousness in my spiritual journey. The Red Book now has a special place on my reading list.
For sharing these seeds of knowledge, in the form of your fantastic videos for me and other beautiful open-minded people to nourish, expand and grow - Thank You!!!❤️
I started reading the Red Book a few weeks ago. It's amazingly insightful and thought-provoking. You did a great job summarizing such a hugh topic. 😃❤🙏✌
Magic equals miracles... The names and faces change but the stories, the patterns, the bullshit all remains the same until I change, not them. To thy own self be true! Heal-thy, My-thical... The joys in the journey, not the destination. ❤️
Our ego tries it’s best to protect our vulnerable self. Not fair to murder it just because it makes mistakes. Be kind to your ego, help it cultivate the confidence it needs to hand the reins back to your true self.
This video is like someone went on an adventure of seeking the truth for himself, and in the process he came across this book and made it public. Thanks.
What a great video, a lot of information very well condensed, congrats 👏
without Carl Jung there would be no program of AA Thank You Carl!
It’s funny you say that
AA like everything in this matrix is always subjective to the egos in the atmosphere that are making up the fellowship ( kinda like paradigms) I have attended AA in different places in the United States and some in Europe was my observation that most stay superficial like just not drinking from the day is arriving and that’s good enough. I appreciate that I’ve had the privilege also to be exposed to those teachings spoken of here at meetings in different states as for now I keep my AA and my spiritual path crisscrossing, but they do not provide the same energetic exchange. where I live I have presented Kkarl Young’s next level after drinking teachings and this is where I truly believe you can only meet people as deep as they’ve gone or they have permission to go because most do not pick up what I’m laying down and all I’m doing is directing them to videos like this🤣
This was fantastic. Thanks for sharing this so well.
Thank you for this content. This video came up on my main recommendations but I regularly search for videos on the same topics as you’re content and have not seen them before. That’s absurd algorithm I suppose…
Yeah it was about time haha
Same here ! The cover caught me
Glad to be alive, all of these great books are now easy to accessible to the world
Absolutely to the heart
I have waited a long time for you to make this video. We need to learn to delve more into ourselves to find our peace in times like these. Thank you ❤️
The god inside us is a symbol of the ideal that we desire to identify ourselves with. The more sense we want to be part of, the more nonsense develops in the unconscious, for duality does not exist in truth. It is our mind that fragments what is real and our desire that tends towards one half of it.
I am so intrigued by this author and the red book.
13:06 +++
It's difficult to exist without reason
And that is exactly how hard magic is
... don't necessarily agree with reason/unreason split, if we interpret Reason as Possessing or Containing Intuition. (separating half of Intuition from Mythos)
Brilliantly simple.
WOW,man!I haven’t thought of this kinda’ stuff since I dropped acid!"…………..far out,man!
This touches my main interest in resolving questions in Theory of Mind.
We need a return to some useful Cartesian ideas about the irreducible "dualism", the alienated nature of a human nature, that motivates and makes ambiguous the certainty of knowing what we don't have, as opposed to having what we don't know.
The contemporary situation is making the present fascination with "thinking robots" or "other worlds" a bit of a fetish, maybe a panic of sexual frustration and our joyless insistence on consigning to the trash heap a very abused planet.
It's about a useful conception of phenomenal processes against a physicalist nightmare grounded in the fairytale of an "impossible" cosmos.
Metaphysics is not about "mysterious" forces in nature.
But cluttered thinking and scientific misconception are about "familiar" farces of nature.
You stated that the collective unconscious has its roots in myth and religion. I believe it is the inherent way around. The structure to myth is in the collective unconscious, the myth itself is a projection of that preexisting structure
That's kinda mind-bending. The current collective unconscious was created over time through our adherence to myths and religions. If we want to be specific, we need to go back in time and identify when people started using myths and religions as mechanisms to develop thinking motifs. So, I don't think there was a preexisting structure. There was some collective unconscious before we started thinking in myths and religions, but it was operating differently.
Love your videos 💖 so great interpretations ,thank you so much for all your hard work 🙂
Hey thank you for this video! Gonna save up to buy this book now haha.
Thank you 🌸
just got broken up with because she lost feelings, and it’s one of the worst things i’ve ever felt. this is the start of my journey.
how are you now
It's never a decision.It is a quest that drives the soul to fruition no controle like the moth to the flame man to his source in god.
Μπραβο υπεροχο βιντεο για τον γιουνγκ. Ηταν μοναδικος στο ειδος του. Απιστευτα ομορφη ψυχη.
:)
The realization of miracles from all myths.
It's a unique book, and should be read with flexibility.
If there is anything I should be thankful for in my life,
it will be this book.
17 min. thanks
Excellent video!!! By the way you sound somewhat Greek 😀👑
I am hehe :)
@@metamorphosis_77 eyyy ahaha your work is great! Making us Greeks proud
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Excellent, deep. Thank you kindly for this beautiful, heartfelt and though-out exposition.. Congrats.
Of course there is synchronicity. This entire construct couldn’t exist without it.
Glad to find our you are from Hellas.
🇬🇷🇬🇷
Awesome, a deep dive a deep exploration of self and truth that hides within.
I would be happy if my doctor stands up and says to me : you are now mythlesness !
haha
This was excellent, Thank you!
I have asked myself what is my myth but wasn't sure how to go about discovering it. I feel watching this was meant to be as the date and subject matter may well have just inspired the ]
Ευχαριστούμε για βίντεο σαν και αυτό, γιατί ορισμένα βιβλία είναι πανάκριβα...
thank you. thats interesting
The father the son and the holy spirit is real
3:31 Bruce Willis cameo
I am getting this book
good idea
Thanks .
I read this book, it took me more than 6 months
6 months is usually what is needed
@@metamorphosis_77 yeah because when you read some "trips" 😂 then you have to assimilate it. Anyway I really like your videos they are really informative with no time wasted. I wish there was an italian version for my friends
Nice
I can really relate to this text, thanks so much. Wow, I love the closing..especially the concept of doscovering "my myth"!
wow
#USDepartmentofEducation #ForeverJung
I've read red book but black book has more light truth to it
The collective unconscious is in the limbic brain, source of our survival emotions/behaviors. Stress R Us
BUT...why does Philemon look like the drummer from fleetwood mac??
there is no such thing as coincidence.
I don’t know if I can ever truly know who I am.
This was wonderful… thank you so much. I think it was an accurate assessment :)
Your voice and accent sounds alike to Carl jung
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Black art.. light art.. I am an artist with a lot of art which turns out to symbiotically represent unconscious and conscious.. On another note I like your interesting accent. 😊
Hey man, are you from Spain? Your English is excellent, but I'm trying to place your accent. I think I've narrowed it down to Spain or Italy. I'm leaning Spain, but not quite sure. Maybe Latin America?
Do we know that it was not schizophrenia? Many people in the past have brought images from inner experiences.
We kinda know it wasn't. You can see interviews from when he is old. He looks like a very mentally healthy individual.
My consciousness, my reality, and me.
What is the meaning of human existence in this dying world.
Your question can be answered but it is fairly lengthy and involved. After all, it has to do with EVERYTHING - life, love, the Universe, God, us and our souls. What I would like is to answer you appropriately. Is your question one of Truth seeking or is it coming from a place of depression? I can help either way.
Where does he get his ideas from?
These are fantasies and dreams.
Remember, though: Baucis and Philemon (an old married couple, in fact!) are characters from Ovid's Metamorphoses who are involved in a fable involving the visit of Zeus/Jupiter and Hermes/Mercury in human form to such a couple, and them being the only ones who extend the wayfarers the proper hospitality. Think about what this says, therefore, about Jung's view of himself as a visitor to the famous couple!
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@@boneyjensen That Jung, in visiting this couple, is either Zeus or Hermes, or at least in their roles. If I am recalling correctly, Karl Kerenyi--who did a lot of work alongside Jung and was a classicist--in the book he wrote on Hermes mentioned that of the Apollonian/Dionysian dichotomy that is often discussed, Jung saw himself as more of a Hermetic (as in Hermes-like, not as in the system of Hermeticism!) figure, one who mediates between the two. So, that seems likely...unless he saw himself as Zeus, which would have other implications! ;)
How wonderful it could be to have the privilege to meet with people who are interested to talk about such things as the teachings of Carl Jung and share their own ideas and insights without prejudice or egotistical perceptions or limitations. I long for that day/opportunity. ☯
It shall come soon!
Trust me, I have been looking for those people, but found none. Maybe, reading and understanding Jung aim only to find one's own myth, one's own equation.
If you have available money, the CG Jung Institut in Küsnacht runs week-long study intensives for the general public twice a year; July and February. It is expensive, but one is surrounded by others with at least some parallel interests, so it's a worthy pursuit. The kicker is that one has to be relatively comfortable financially to be able to do it.
I think it's literally not about finding people who you can have such open conversations with people, it's about you, it's about who you let into your own space and how you engage with others. If you can openly talk about what interests you to literally everyone you meet, and nonverbally asking them to meet you at your level, you're sure to meet someone who might not have an in-depth knowledge about the conversation you're bringing forth. But you might find that you meet someone who's always been curious about such topics/knowledge and didn't know where to start when it comes to acquiring it. Sometimes it would mean you might become a teacher rather than exchanging notes
Im here, but ill be honest i tend to get angry when a viewpoint of mine is ignored as nonsense; something i got to work on. I think that angers most people though when you dont feel heard when you speak. In text you have to be careful when adding on to what someone says because it can sound condecending; like signal saying "hey i know more than you." Im sure most intellectual carry alot of pride and like to share what they know but when another arrives on the same subject they are focused so much on with a varying perspective, it is hard to accept that. Like pretend you developed the periodic table and you were every proud of this lifelong work putting the framework together; then someone comes out of nowhere displays theres and it completely against yours and it gets recognition from the scientific community while yours is thrown out. This would spark jealousy and this is when bad things may be said to each other.
I know i rambled on there lol, but yea im here and i have probably the wildest philosophical ideas you may probably hear that are influenced by and i will admit cherry picking ideas that make sense to me personally and adding my own extentions over it from my perspective living in life.
One hypothesis of mine is "our existence is finite but infinite in the experience of it"
I think this one would be a great collective project to work on and i think its worthy of building a theory off of. I may lack the intellectual jargon to articulate percisely but i have a ton to say on this subject matter.
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Jung's work is one of the best example of how science and the occult are just two sides of the same coin
Two sides of the same prism
No...not only the occult and secular-based belief systems but all beliefs systems has this duality (including Christianity) what we need to do is to separate our material reasoning with our personal-philosophical reasoning, one answers "how our universe works" but the other is how we answer "how life works" (mind the difference in wording), a very-hard-and-admittedly-psyche-crumbling synthesis to achieve for sure but it's possible but nonetheless.
You have moved a great point. I wonderd many times if science was some kind of occult when I read and studied the quantum mechanics where all is so messed up there. And are physicists occultists? Or even mathematicians who in some mysterious ways find equations which they only understand and then accounce to the World that they found truth. I myself found mathematical equations which make perfect sense to me but others dismissed them. So, maybe science and occult are the two sides of the same coin. Greetings.
@@ericephemetherson3964yep. Some of them werent tho. Like Stienmentz and Tesla. But those guys got pushed out of the way because their stuff was going to show the world how electricity and energy could truly be used for all. The central bankers needed to own the info and control it, so they only let it develop so far. And then they began favoring math and theory so complicated and convoluted that people just accepted it. They backed Einstein and relativity and particle,wave, and blah blah.
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I own this remarkable book. It is deeply spiritual and mystical. A cherished gem in my library.
Hoping to get it
what impact did reading it have in your life?
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I hate anything mysticism. Which is why I never GOT his Red Book, Sorry I'll pass.
Gnostic Paul
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I really loved the part about spiritual renewal and magic being as hard as living without reason.
Also the animation accompanying the liminal space, reminds me of Merkabha.
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If I'm wrong, I'm sorry,but I don't believe Jung had experiences with psychedelics. It's a shame. He might have left us a multi-color fluorescent book.
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I've read the red book in full and also do not believe he used psychedelics. It seems to me he was simply a visionary savant who had already had encounters with imaginative visions in his childhood. In his adult life pursuing his studies and science, he temporarily cast off those childhood visions. When he started exploring the unconscious mind with Freud he had a vision that Freud misinterpreted, but Jung understood to mean that he should go down the secret hatch in the dark corner of the basement of his self. When he and Freud split, his position in his studies had ripened him for exploration and returning to accessing the gifting of his childhood now armed with riches of knowledge and wisdom. He discovered the height of human understanding was to stop hovering near its presumptuous apex and instead fall off the other side into madness and absurdity; where science had failed to explore.
Psychedelics can fast track the kinds of visual and spiritual experiences Jung had; but his experience was conducted over a few years and was an extremely difficult endeavor full of transformative yet hellishly maddening encounters with his own soul, with a number of spirits, with Satan, with gods, and with myths; all of which carried the deepest sorts of mysteries from which he drew and later formulated his life's work. He presents these mysteries on silver platters throughout, often explaining them in robust detail, and yet you're left watching as these mysteries dissolve into sand and slip through your fingers. The sand falls beneath a grate which our presumptuous preoccupied minds are scarcely able to reach within; for we strive not to dissolve ourselves, though we ought to if we are going to finally be true selves.
I was so sure you went deep in Jung's theories when you asked "what's your myth" on Instagram. Jung's collective unconscious is today's genomic expression on a biopsychosocial model. That man was way ahead of his epoch. Great work once again! 💪
Had to prepare the ground haha
I consider Jung a Realist, a historian of Human Psychology, an "Illuminist of the First Wave" that didn't fall for the religious / atheist illusionism.
@@antonius_006 when put that way you can see commonalities with Nietsche, and other contemporaries.
@@BlakeLight722 , one of them, that I like very much, is Eugen Herrigel, who wrote Zen in the Art of Achery.
@@antonius_006 I've heard a lot of it but never invested the time for it unfortunately. However I'll definitely look through it now after the recommendation. Thanks 🙏
Fascinating. Jung & his ideas/work are so intriguing especially his thoughts on the afterlife (in the black book I think) it makes so much sense to me anyway. Thanks for another classy video.
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Jung tried to explain why Something Unknown Is Doing We Don't Know What.
I don't fault him for trying....
As the world has changed since the Internet the words of Jung have gained more and more meaning to me. "A great change in the collective unconsious is imenent" the chaos will devour many poor souls. Religions should be ashamed of themselves for sacrificing the youths that will get lost due to the overload of information.
Would you consider "wokeism " as a religion in that context ?
@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 no joejoe wokeism will release the dark side of the psyche. For me being uneducated it difficult to understand this tear down the patriarchy. If Jung had the chance now to have a voice, would they believe jesus was a woman's desire. The source of hypergamy? 😎🦁🙏
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Lol wonkiest are trans satanists, wake up. This is god world. not devils.@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391
What information and overload? Everything is described in the Bible and no one even reads it? the ego, I haven't read myself but Jesus talks about the ego and giving it up will lead to to conscious acts, do not phrase the unconscious, you don't know what's in there.
as I watch this video
what arises in me
is how fucking unhappy I am!
I truly loathe my life.
loathe it.
despise it.
I hate it.
I WISH TO DIE.
TRULY I WISH FOR NOTHING ELSE.
I've lived pretty much my entire life
with debilitating crippling paralyzing:
suicidal depression.
the only moments of happiness in my life
come to me in fleeting windows of relief,
that never ever last long enough...
my life is agony.
I am full of:
- loneliness
- rage
- regret
- remorse
- hopelessness
- guilt
- terror
- anxiety
- aloneness
- grief
- suffering
- pain
- stress
- powerlessness
- despair
- anguish
MY SOUL IS TORTURED AND RAPED.
I see no way out of the hell that I'm in.
Well said. Are you an efilist?
[Eduard] Von Hartmann described three layers of the unconscious: (1) the absolute unconscious, which constitutes the substance of the universe and is the source of the other forms of the unconscious; (2) the physiological unconscious, which like Carus' unconscious, is at work in the origin, development, and evolution of living beings, including man; (3) the relative or psychological unconscious, which lies at the source of our conscious mental life. The main interest of the Philosophy of the Unconscious lies not so much in its philosophical theories as in its wealth of supporting material. Von Hartmann collected numerous and relevant facts concerning perception, the association of ideas, wit, emotional life, instinct, personality traits, individual destiny, as well as the role of the unconscious in language, religion, history, and social life. - Henri F. Ellenberger
I discovered this video right after I had an spiritual awakening with my " True God Self". I had been chanelling it for 30-60 mins every morning and night for the last 2 months through the teachings in Saint Germain book "I Am Discourses". The fact that this came up right afterwards from a prayer was truly astounding. By the way, I have Carl Jungs "the red book" as well, have not fully read it yet. The content of that book and the things he encountered while exploring his consciousness is insane.
You are god experiencing
Becareful using the words God and Self.
You have No God self, it’s The thoughts of The devil.
God is beyond creation.
As a German Biologist and Pythgorean - what a hyper Non Sense. Jung was a greedy smart Sales Man - he never ever gave anything away! You have to pay him and his Clan deearly to buy something. The “red Book ” is the most amazing I ever bought - for 100 Euros... it was his reflections on Psychosis and Depression that haunted him all his life. It is private and intimate and never was desigend by him for any Publication... His greedy Family needs the Money desperately- Swiss is the most expensive country in Europe... The Red Book is worthwhile Buying - like any good well crafted Book. Jung is an extraordinary gifted Artist. Amazing how he found the TIME for the calligraphy and paintings. As he needed so much Money to live his Life of Luxury ... and all his Life he had to compete HARD against his teacher Freud.
Freud was nothing to Jung, Jung surpassed him by a high degree.
Thanks Antonio banderas
What happens about killing God means we have wrong concept of God and it what we need to eliminate bacause God is truth .
Jungs
To kill a god of bones
He is describing the Ego to reach the higher Self
Once you know your higher Self you know Magic
(Neville Goddard)
The Myth is reference to the Illusion of Earth
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*1) Giving away your trust*
*2) Making big desicions*
*3) Judging someone's character*
*4) Falling in love*
*5) Eating your food*
core tenet of Jungian psychology: easily digestible social media influencer self help lists
I own this book, and it is a masterpiece.
It is a masterpiece indeed. Thinking of also buying the black books.
@The Quintessential Mind Please do consider making a video about the Black books too when read.
Me too. My lovely wife gave me a copy for Christmas a few years ago.
Why do you call this a masterpiece when it is Old and not that creative?
@@miliasmoonlet1849 Ofc, the age-old adage that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" rings true for all facets of life, this product of Jung's and Shamdasani's included.
The OP could no more convince you of this objects beauty than he could convey the experience the human eye perceives when observing light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 450 and 495nm to the congenitally blind.
OP might employ fantastic language to describe the sensations of this colour, such as: It is dark and mysterious; ominous, yet not void as the vacuum of empty space, majestic. It is like the ocean, a tight embrace before the abyss of freedom. It’s a gentle summer breeze caressing your face as the waves splash your ankles - harmless on the surface... However, it's entirely possible that all of which he's seen, felt, experienced and remembered to be 'blue', is in fact how you perceive 'red'.
so good . interesting .
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This kinda fell short- but very well done. 😁
Dude, great job, was almost in a trance like state whilst waching. Youve nailed the tone and visuals so well.
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This is wonderful...full of wonder, yes?
Εξαιρετικός! Πολλά συγχαρητήρια για το Έργο σου. 👏👏👏
I just started reading the Red Book to find out how Jung went about finding his myth. I know my journey is quite different but was hoping he would shed some light into what questions I need to ask myself. Your video was helpful too to summarize his process.
How do I get the book
I love this and am always fascinated by Jung and his ideas. He was deeply influenced by the mysticism and profound symbolism of Alchemy, which, in itself, is unfathomably complex. In one way or another, despite the infinite complexity in all of these works, the fundamental purpose feels like a system of cycles(regeneration, becoming and return, etc) which all align towards the resolution of conflict, or, the unification of duality and multiplicity. There is a metaphysical conflict, which plays out deep within the human heart and can only be solved through the experience of being born, living, loving, failing and dying.
Thank you for the clear precise explanation of complicated ideas. I am on board with all of it! I have had my own inner teacher for decades. This books helps me to accept more fully this reality and perhaps give it greater voice.
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3 years in and UA-cam algorithm just brought me this, because of my recent obsession with shadow traits, and I have to say… THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY!! Thank you for blessing us with this masterpiece! 🙏
This makes me think of St. Gemma 🩵🕊
"Something cool, please"
Thanks for this! I'm in the middle of "Memories, Dreams, Reflections" and your video was a helpful supplement.
Currently reading the Red Book. I find myself constantly rereading sections to better understand Jung. This book is difficult but ever still I am boadering obsession. I feel pushed externally to understand this and myself. This video helped a lot in my understanding. I hope you make more.
Your trying to understand Jung WHY the point is to know & understand yourself through yourself to yourself, not through another !
@@azaleaslightsage1271 Why was the book written then? For others to not understand it and go search within yourself? He could've written thaf sentence if he wanted that and keep the contents of red book as diary for himself. He wanted the contents to be mystifying, just like anyone form of expression will be once they tap their unconcious to a SPECIFIC degree
Collective unconscious is really the same as the Akashic record then isn't it
Hhmmm. I investigated and invested into the RED BOOK 300$ which is fascinating. Being a life long Jung scholar since 1970. James Hillman and Alan Watts and Huxley are a few of the best writers and admirers of Jung.
The Red Book along with the bollingen series plus Jungs commentaries in Tibetan book of the Dead and the I Ching etc are the complete life’s study. Thanks for this.