Carl Jung's Method of Self-Development - The Path of Individuation
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academy you should really explore some eastern philosophy and religion my man. :)
Your amazing brother ☺️
Love Respect Strength Courage HONOR PEACE AND HOPE TRUST LOVE REIGNS POWER ABOVE ALL ❤️🐼🕊️
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@@Dacademeca
Every one is free to do what ever he wants.
Das adventure of life is to explore what I find interesting and remember what matters to me.
Every one is doing his best;
Otherwise I would be better.
*"Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes."*
- Carl Jung
Life is a dream comes true
And death is its awakening.
"He who knows doesn't tell, he who tells doesn't know." - anon.
@@dustash1578 nah, bad quote. "My knowledge is true because I do not share it, theirs is false because the share it"? What?? This is just some smug "heh, I know i'm just not going to tell you" child's belief
Look inside... do not Live inside!!
-anonymous
I love this line
*"The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely."*
- Carl Jung
I accept my self completely.
I love you lh!
I have achieved that terrifying Self-recognition, and now I can carry myself in a way attuned with the transcendental aspirations for my life!
Yep Itachi Uchiha said something like that to Kabuto.
@Dacademeca you're like a CY-quote-spraying-machine
@@CapComa yes :)
“The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.” ~ Friedrich Nietzsche
can you? elaborate?
@@kookiecastro8452 Only speaking to people you agree with doesn't allow for growth of ideas and breeds contempt for those that disagree with you; even though their ideas may change your life for the better. If this begins when you are young, your ability to interact and integrate new and greater information and ideas into your life becomes stagnated because you spent your formative years in a intellectually juvenile echo chamber.
@@JamieBaudo haha can simplify
@@kookiecastro8452 Listening to a crowd that you will always agree with won't allow your growth of ideas or perhaps critical thinking. Basically you have like a sheep mentality.
@@kookiecastro8452 yes men are not always a good thing lol
*"Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darkness of other people."*
- Carl Jung
Tolerance is a duty
This guys God
@@satnamo TOLERANCE, JIDDU KRISHNAMURTY NOT FAVORITE WORD...TO HIM * AND I AGREE. MEANS * , WE ARE ABOVE. Albeit we tolerate. Greeting. Sorry CAPS. Old hands .
So true, especially on this mad world of humans. We're collectively and individually top predator, with many of the same predatory characteristics.
@@bettyledesma937 Tolerance can be done with humility. It doesn't have to be patronising or condescending. Doesn't tolerance just mean you are not being judgemental or condemning?
The consistent quality of this channel is staggering
When not producing, I'm sure they're reading.
@Fire Panda Party Penguin
Eloquently put. ❤👌
Indeed!
ik
Indeed,well said ..👍
Jung was an absolute titan, he was so far ahead I think even today most people haven't caught up with him.
@@resonance.n1321 jordan peterson is a transphobe
shoutout jung tho
@@resonance.n1321 Jung was not deceptive and didn't use psychology to disguise political ideas ( yeah JP pretends not to be political...)
@@goodnightlucas If you suggest Peterson is a transphobe then you do not understand what he has said.
@@hteur1 The reason Peterson is political is not because he is pursuing politics. The rot of social distortion is hardwired to politics. If someone speaks explicitly on the subject of a social science it is inevitably political. This reality says more about the distortion than it does about Peterson.
Nothing is more frustrating than the harsh mental dissonance from not being fully congruent with your true self, especially when you can’t figure out what you need to change. This was very well-timed!
@Josh Smith Amen, PERFECT description! Such a dark feeling
Like betraying yourself and all you hold dear . . .
Like creating a black fog for your own being and spirit . . .
Especially if authenticity is one of your important values in life.
@@daedricdragon5976 so true, and that is exactly how I am too
@@bmav007 Yeah I feel you . . .
I think we must all start small. If we can't be true to ourselves, it either means we're aftaid of something, or we need to be more disciplined and mature . . .
The key to development is taking small, incremental steps.
@@rustysmalls
Beautifully said, one needs to go deeper for true realisation.
“A child certainly allows himself to be impressed by the grand talk of his parents,” wrote Jung “but do they really imagine he is educated by it? Actually it is the parents’ lives that educate the child - what they add by word at best serves only to confuse him.” ~ Carl Jung, Psychological Types
Therefore
Das beste teacher teaches without talking.
extremely based
practical question that follows from this -> How to find and get close to the people whose lives would educate you the best?
Stupid schools, the parents are supposed to teach us!
My favorite portions of Jung’s excerpts were how individuation involves the family, and specifically acknowledging mistreatment by one’s closest loved ones as universal, necessary. “The boring family drama... Only a fool is interested in another person’s guilt. The wise man is interested in his own guilt, so he can learn from it.”
@IfWhiningAtProblemsWorks, WhyDoCorporationsLobby? are you saying that being governed by someone-a family member, elected representative, an appointed judge, etc-is tantamount to voluntarily giving myself over to abuse/neglect/mistreatment?
@IfWhiningAtProblemsWorks, WhyDoCorporationsLobby? it sounds a bit elaborate and broad. What this yt video effectively depicted of Jung’s idea, for me, was to emphasize the restorative quality of investigating myself-my defenses, my guilt, my errors-and the consuming quality of examine another’s guilt, errors, defenses. To grow as an individual, I must regard myself as self-caused and not a victim of another person’s-or anyone governing my life-sins.
@IfWhiningAtProblemsWorks, WhyDoCorporationsLobby? Wow, love the Pen name, like what you are saying, you have a good grip on this. Thank you.
increible!
I cannot remember which book of his I was reading recently but it mentioned that it is necessary to give yourself over to a "mentor" or some sort of system first as a point of reference. Be it the family, church, whatever. From there you can identify the good and the bad and make your changes in yourself from your experience.
1. Your current condition is where you start, don't wish things had been different or expect others to feel guilty, on the path of Individuation.
2. Unlived life generates addictions, ailments, anxiety,... Is self - destructive.
3.One must choose a real-world endeavor that's challenging and intrinsically fulfilling to be able to overcome inner drama.
4. Everyone must deal with the conditions of life, whether they individuated or not.
💎
These four points are priceless! Each builds up to the next till the crescendo of the final one. Said from a place of awareness, hope, action, reality based and taking responsibility. Only the matured could fathom such words.
But the numbered points suggests they are taken from some great source? Pray tell.
Nevertheless, thank you so much for sharing!
And all have nothing to do with individuation
"We cannot go forward except from the place where we happen to be."
That hit hardest for me.
"We must make mistakes. We must live out our own vision of life…If you avoid error, you do not live; in a sense even it may be said that every life is a mistake, for no one has found the truth." ~ Carl Jung [C.G. Jung Speaking]
I visited your website. Good stuff!
"Why are you looking around for help? Do you believe that help will come from outside? What is to come is created in you and from you. Hence look into yourself. Do not compare, do not measure. No other way is like yours. All other ways deceive and tempt you. You must fulfill the way that is in you." ~ Carl Jung [The Red Book]
@Akshay Nakar introspection, I'd recommend doing a lot of journaling some times accompanied with the right music.
@Akshay Nakar spend a lot of time alone
Collect your ideas from your perspective but you should at least have a reliable source who points to the truth which you should always turn to (Id recommend spirituality)
Red Book is Jung's gospel.
@Akshay Nakar by removing what you think of yourself and facing the unknown
The individuation process is analogous to spiritual alchemy, "many are called, few are chosen". Because of the sheer amount of pain and work this entailed, Jung didn't believe the vast majority of people could accomplish it. The first step is to acknowledge the perils that lie ahead and to face them with resolve and humility. Thank you for this video.
Das 1 who is called
Must stand alone
Sit alone
Sleep alone
Alone with god.
God is in us-
Das author of our dream.
In my dream
I see a snakes becomes a white dragon.
In my dream
I let das pig in
While the lion waits at the gate.
In my dream
I fly outer space.
@@satnamo monos pros monon (to be alone with the Alone)
@@abbasalchemist haunting yet beautiful
Sadly, the book to provide the direct reference is packed up in a box, but here's a quote from Gregory Shaw quoting Kingsley's book "Catafalque"---which is where you can find the direct quotes from Jung about his thoughts on individuation in the index. This is a quote from Shaw's review of Kingsley's book on Jung and Corbin, "....although individuation is the quintessential myth of Jung’s psychology, it is almost never experienced because no one can bear it. Individuation is the surrendering of the personal to the impersonal, and precisely what Jung experienced it to be, the death of his personality. Jung explains that individuation is a total mystery; the mystery of the Grail that holds the essence of God. According to Henry Corbin, Jung saw “true individuation as becoming God or God’s secret.” Put simply, individuation is deification". If you're interested in reading the entire book review, Google "The Cry of Merlin" Gregory Shaw.
Its not that they cant accomplish it, just isnt part of their soul path yet. Needs more lifetimes of duality and ego, they still have much to learn there.
Love how you show beautiful paintings throughout these talks.
“Here is the rule to remember in the future, when anything tempts you to be bitter, not this is misfortune, but to bear this worthily is good fortune.” - Marcus Aurelius
"Have the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. Courage to change the things I can. And the wisdom to know the difference."
Just over half way through "Man and His Symbols" right now... Thank you
I read it few years ago . And it caused a notable incision in the over-all perspective one has towards everything around . Wish could it read it the first time again . Enjoy my friend
Same here!
Could you share with with me so I can read?
This was the book that truly changed things for me. Within days of beginning it I could feel that I was heading down a new path. I hope you enjoy as much as I did.
I am alternately reading and listening the same book. I have covered up until ML von Franz. Took interest in it mainly because of series of dreams that I wished to properly decipher and the book is full of insights 🙂
“I've been crawling on my belly
Clearing out what could've been
I've been wallowing in my own chaotic
And insecure delusions
I wanna feel the change consume me
Feel the outside turning in
I wanna feel the metamorphosis and
Cleansing I've endured in my shadow.” - 46&2 by TOOL
❤️
reminds me of the shawshank redemption, andy crawling through shit and come out clean the other side. it wasn't pleasant but it was what it took.
This!
My favorite Tool song. Then Third Eye. Followed by H.
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"He who truly knows doesn't like to tell, he who like to tells doesn't really know" - Anon
The final bit reminds me of a saying (I forget who said it unfortunately): “Life must be lived forwards but can only be understood backwards” or something like that.
It was Kierkegaard who originally said this. I hope that helps you!
Suffering is completely evitable, Pain is absolutely not evitable; suffering is a choice, because unfavorable disposition might make the person suffer from problems and solutions alike.
video couldnt have come at a better time for me. Currently trying to get over a 6 year relationship that ended due to cheating on her part. At this point there is nothing to do but figure out who i really am outside of that relationship and Jung's teachings offer a light at the end of the tunnel for me.
You have much to discover, look forward to all the future growth. There is much joy to be found in solitude. A canine companion helps too.
I've been there. Same thing. 6 years, same end.
Try watching Corey Wayne
You will be okay buddy
This too, shall pass. Rooting for you my friend! ~Namaste
"The top comment will always be a quote."
-Carl Jung (probably)
Truth be told!
good luck with getting to the top ;)
Thanks again. Been listening to your channel for 3 years now... It helped me through dark times. Coincidentally, Carl Jung's teachings resonate with my struggles the most.
Me2
same
Nietzsche and Dostoevsky for me
@@di3486 me as well
Me too bud
Really really really healing,all you have to do is be your self and love your self and accept your self
Carl Jung was doing God’s work
Hello behan
True
Haven’t read Carl Jung’s work; however, Jordan Peterson is goin back to exclaiming that Carl Jung indeed was a critique of Nietzsche’s-ideal man or (Superman) philosophy after the dead of god; man who can create his own values.
“Which is imposible...”
“I say am gonna stop drinking, but I don’t”
“I say am gonna stop eating junk food, but I don’t”
@@piolin23iq
Counterexample:
I will disprove Jung doubt
To restore Nietzsche Superman.
I have to say; the placement of beautiful images in conjunction with beautiful ideas has been a genius move on your part. The selling of beautiful ideas can be sold best only with use of beautiful images. Word to the Italian Renaissance. Well Done!
I almost have to listen to the videos twice as I sometimes get too distracted by the beauty of the paintings. I often have to back the video up!
I've came to the point in my life where I tell myself "I accept my flaws, but I choose to make improvements." And "resilience is greater than perfection."
All in all, those affirmations helped me realize that I will always be a human being. Regardless how hard I work towards making better decisions. As long as I'm able to recognize what I need to work on, it's all good. I rather fight for for a better tomorrow, than complain about problems I'm dealing with it and not do anything to improve my life.
Painful times suck but in them is opportunity. The thoughts, feelings, fantasies that erupted in those moments can be extraordinarily valuable. If this suffering can be held, the tension of opposites, then something new can emerge - the transcendent function.
I've learned through his teachings that often a non-rational solution is required when reaching the apparently unpassable.
"Every life is a mistake for no one has found the truth"🙏
Great job with these very informative videos....I could listen for hours but the masses can't so having these short videos is brilliant
always recommend this channel, for 5 years you guys added the best books to my library, and for 7 years I've been reading Nietzsche and Dostoevsky. So many great books, and becoming myself a writer; philosophy is definitely a way of life.
pllssss not nietzsche.....
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Me to!! Suggest some good books please!
Will you start a review channel?
This channel is outstanding!! Presenting Jung in a concise understandable way. This should be part of high school curriculum
God bless this channel 🙏🏼
Saint Michel blesses Academy of Ideas.
One of the best channels on youtube. I love seeing all the quotes people share in the comments section.
Congratulations on one millions subscribers ! You’ve helped me along my journey understand a lot more about the self and human experience , thank you.
You make some of the very best videos on UA-cam. I think I've told you that before, but please keep bringing us these things.
I can't measure how much the principals of this channel have benefited me. 2 months ago I had 7 tooth extractions and am now getting partials (replacement teeth). By allowing myself to experience the pain during that period, I've discovered an important strength within which enables me to meet the bleak uncertainty of life's realities.
Of course...(Antibiotics and pain medicine were most helpful as well.)
Just amazing. I think action is extremely important part of becoming a free human being, and it makes me smile to read Jung saying it. It's not usually emphasized enough compared to contemplation/meditation.
Again, I want to express here my deep gratitude for your work. I cannot say enough how powerful your words are to me, and from what I see, to this community. In fact, the whole visual universe, the paintings, the quotes, the disciplined reasoning and good-will, all these come to me as solace, as if I had found a sort mental home. Wishing the best to you guys
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I recently learned that my favorite author and artist, Kentaro Miura passed away on May 6th, 2021. This video has helped give me hope and clarity to move forward with a new perspective on developing myself. Thank you, Academy of Ideas!
Whenever anyone reminds me or even encourages me to live my life and accept it as much as I can while pursuing some self evolved goals, it renews me! Thank you for this video!
Listen to this every morning to start the day.
Powerful video.
I hope the youtube algorithm recommends this to people. Many would benefit from watching this.
Often I have seen interpretations of what Jung expresses oversimplified and taken out of context. This is generally done by a group/culture which is overlooked by mainstream academia because of the "spiritual magic" these folks are also associated with. Thank you Academy of Ideas for giving a clear and concise summarization of Jungian ideas which will hopefully give more credibility to the existential thinking of Jung. Looking forward to more videos with this continued level of brevity and easier to absorb cadence.
this is exactly what Jung is not. This may resonate because it is in line with the self-development narrative.
@@rapisode1 could you explain, please?
@@trappart9209 Jung heavily relied on alchemy, spirituality and hermeticism to explore the human mind. To compare his work with 'self-development' is comparing an ocean to a lake.
7:34 "...a goal or a mission can help pull us from the passivity of a disease of despair by diverting our focus and energy from pathologic interests to more constructive and reality based pursuits." I felt that right in the gut.
So incredibly grateful to have stumbled upon this channel. Thank you for the high quality content as evident in all your videos, and for the painstaking effort to piece together relevant philosophical quotes and references which adds to your credibility.
Have followed this channel for many years but this to me was the best video at tying everything together! Thank you!!
This is so refreshing, to see these deep ideas from Jung presented so well. You are doing a great thing by putting this knowledge out there and editing it so concisely. Bravo
being at peace with yourself is the most difficult thing you can do but it's the greatest gift you can give yourself.
The art in these videos is always amazing
It is incredible that I understand all of this bc of 2020. It was maybe the anxiety I experienced from it all that pushed me in the direction to discover myself & these concepts that I never put words to but understand them by feeling wholeheartedly. It is a reworking of the Matrix and I am the architect. What freedom & joy it is to paint the sky.
You do a good job of compiling quotes in your lessons. I learn a great deal. Much appreciated.
thank you to who is making this channel! been through a lot these past years. moved around the country and lost my religion, started a new creative project, dropped out of law school. i’m discovering who i am, who i was and who i can be. reaching deep into the potential of what i am. when i look bad at pictures of myself from a few years ago i don’t identify or even feel like that was me. in some cases this scares me cause it’s like well if i can change so much from then what if i never settle into my identify? started going to see a psychologist as i’ve always been pretty neurotic and starting to feel like i can understand my mind and how trauma and past influences my feelings. these videos are so great to look inward and understand myself more. i’ve got a long way to go but glad to be on the journey :)
Perfect for exactly what I'm going through right now. I always watch these twice.
It feels good to be under false impression of being an individual through exerting oneself in the reflection of someone's magnificent work but does one attains it in reality is different.
I love your channel and recommend it to anyone I meet with an interest in self development history and philosophy. Thanks for what you do , I learn so much and really enjoy the display of art you accompany with your presentation. Peace to you my good man.
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Let us become god unto our self!
What happens when you try to follow the path of individuation and find yourself lonely and misunderstood? When everyone around you seems to be stuck on autopilot mode, wasting away their lives. When you would like to have partners to go through the path of self actualization but everyone around you seems too distracted with banality. What happens then?
Go alone.
Alone with god.
You're not individuated if you feel lonely.
The two iust dont go together. Individuation automatically rises a person above loneliness.
I disagree with both of these comments, respectfully of course. Though being able to be alone with your thoughts is a healthy part of life, the human psyche is not designed to be alone for extended periods of time even if it is voluntary. I can only hope that if you truly a pursuing the path to individuation, that you will inevitably make choices that guides towards others who think alike. Indeed, this may take months, or even years to occur, but I think it is reasonable.
It also depends on your stage in life. If you are at college/university, then there are definitely in the right environment to find those who think the right way even if they are few. If you are in high school, perhaps less so. Maybe you can use one of your passions or skills to join a community where you must force yourself to interact with others, probing their character simultaneously.
This is the best answer I can conjure.
Tyler
Loneliness is part of the journey. Identifying and attaching yourself with someone or a group is the opposite of individuation. The process is about connection and identity with the Self. Jesus in the desert is the first example that comes to mind.
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Thank you for putting out some of the best content on UA-cam. Very much appreciated an once again, Thank you.
I had an experience lasting a few years in which I was physically torn down to skin and bones. I ate on my hands and knees because I couldn't sit or stand much. At one point I broke a bit lol and I think I actually tried to get away from the pain, there was nowhere to hide. That was when I made my first saying like a mantra, "if this is the price I pay for life then I'll pay it everyday". I'm a simple guy and easy to trick I suppose, my next mantra was " I don't feel yesterday's pain". Thanks for this upload, up until now Jung was just a name to me.
Brilliant. Thank you for how you put these videos together. Very enriching and inspiring.
One of your more impactful videos on Jung and individuation. It came at the right time for me!
I'm so thankful for such a caring, responsible research and the high quality of the video.
I've read a little philosophy but don't have the apptitude for the verbosity of the written word in book form , I am very grateful for the way in which you deliver these important ideas with brevity in spoken word. And the depth of your library of videos is incredible , and as another reviewer wrote the consistent quality.. Many , many thanks for the great work ✌️
Thank you so much for still being on a UA-cam. I guess it’s about time I put my money where my mouth is 😂 I should support you!
This is just brilliant. Thanks for your hard work in citing his key points
Incredible presentation. Every time I've ever been exposed to Jung's teacahings I realize I need to dig deeper. He contributed an incredible amount of wisdom to what it is to be human.
What I find amazing is how you refer to so many different works. Jung's complete collection of works is a true jungle and one can only imagine how many hours of reading time go behind a video like this. If you were to make a video on how you prepare these videos, I'd jump on it, even if behind a pay-wall.
He combines random quotes to put forward his own view on self-development, this has nothing to do with individuation.
@@rapisode1 I don't think you've slashed thru much of the jungle... As evidenced by your naive understanding of individuation.
@@JD-hi8qx Haha you don't know me at all and yet you assume that you do. That's a major red flag
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Thank you for including all these beautiful paintings.
This is by far the best channel on YT... Thank you..
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This one was a 10 on the 1-10 scale. So many important points. Great effort and execution!
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I have struggled with forgiveness and this opened my eyes to what really matters! Another masterpiece of a video.
I agree, forgiveness is not an easy practice.
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One of the very best! Thank you AOI.
A+ video, fantastic images, organization, and commentary.
Thank you for the video.
Thank you for this video! Always pleasant to have Jung's wisdom as a reminder for a better life.
This channel provides timely answers to questions I didnt even know how to ask.
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