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@@EmoEmu not fearless, he was terrified of what he experienced during his confrontation with the Uncounscious, but he was brave and pushed through, with an invaluable surport from Toni Wolff, without her he would likely not have survived.
@@Leo-hd5dz all originate from something. What he meant was how all his findings have been put together to form a coherent understanding of his theories and findings
I just finished reading this book today. Thought I would check out this video to further consolidate my understanding of Jung's idea. Great summary of complex subject matter. This channel deserves to blow up.
I'm drawing to the end of this book and would also agree with the above comment, this video has re-inforced my understanding of Jung's very complex ideas.
This kept me hooked the entire time! You do a great job in choosing the art to support the current of themes running through your words and they're all so unique and genuinely asthetic. I loved watching, so captivating!
I feel blessed to have stumbled upon your channel sir. Thank you for all your effort. My interest in dreams and studies of psychology and counselling ultimately lead me to Jung. Jung opened up so many doors for me, which eventually lead to the likes of Nietsczhe, Dostoevsky, and Kirkegaard. I feel like a kid in a candy store exploring your content!
One of my favorite books! I've highlighted lots of quotes, read it twice and have marked the pages of each chapter so I can read them separately whenever I feel like it. It's a great book, and easy to read so I highly recommend it!
Very well made video. Also, the artworks you chose to display are so eyecatching that they feel out of this world. Thank you for this beautiful commentary.
Brilliant summary! Haven't actually read that one I just finished Aion which ended up being more of a slog in the middle than I expected but back on his Psychology of Kundalini Yoga now which is just packed with gold. That saying about Faust making Goethe rather than the other way around is epic god I love Jung
Thanks friend! Was a great read yeah. Wow, Aion is a tough one haha, I still need to go through Man and His Symbols; Memories, Dreams, Reflections and then start w/ Archetypes of the collective unconscious (pt 1&2). I've heard him talk abt Kundalini, sounds quite interesting. The red book also looks interesting, but i'll save that when i'm mentally prepared for it haha
@@Eternalised Man and his symbols! that's what I was trying to think of that was my first Jung read. MDR is a great read really enjoyable personable way of entering into Jung and Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious 1 is brilliant lot of golden essays in there (2 is Aion and while there is gold in there there's just a little too much on the fish but then again it could have been the fact that I was reading it in bits and pieces) Red book is also on my horizon. Might wait till I'm having my own midlife crisis so I can really relate XD
Started listening to you and other channels like Horses, this time last year. I have to say for the time we are in right now; not enough people talk philosophy these days. I think it would boost the world’s understanding of life, but what do I know I’m just a kid
Wow, your videos, are always top notch full of great knowledge, where you dive into the topic and pin point the main points with ease, excellent break down. Carl Jung for sure was rather wise man. Also, did you done that little animation yourself towards the end that was an interesting touch.
Thanks a lot! Carl Jung is so interesting. Will be reading more on him :) The animation i took from my older taoism video, I found it somewhere in free video images
Your videos are so interesting and informational 💙 Sometime i want to share this with my friends, but i'm so selfish 😅 and I prefer only I know about it
It’s really interesting to me to see Jung’s overwhelming influence in A.A.s “Big Book”. While not mentioned by name he is directly talked about in the book. Without his insights I’d still be drunk.
That's great. I'd suggest: Man and his Symbols; Modern Man in Search of a Soul; Memories, Dreams, Reflections; The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious (in that order).
@@cosmiccomedy7394 Aion 😮 I couldn't think of a worse book to start with! These recommendations are perfect by the way. Man and his symbols was specifically written for the layman, so it's alot easier to approach than anything else Jung had written prior to that. It's a great introduction to Jungian psychology.
Carl Jung, was "otherworldly"... I fully believe his soul was NOT "of human origin" and that's what helped him to "connect spirituality with the human psyche/science". He was absolutely brilliant. Blessings to all. 🌛🌚🌜
No offense but science give more then any religion understanding not only of our emotion but showing us the most accurate picture of them not for what we think these are but what really these are. See no need in abandoning reason that's why I always emphasize importance of understanding scientific development. What was discovered still can be accurate or relevant but very likely it was already corrected and new better therapies are formulated. Therefore we should look at philosophers as a guide but for details knowledge on reality we live in to the modern days science. Balance in that understanding that psychology neuroscience are one of the fastest developing disciplines of science. Historical education and knowing where it all come form yes I hear a lot of people who don't understand scientific methods or knowledge theory and they relay only on some psychologist book from the past I think it should be clarified a bit more how that all for into modern psychology. Disclaimer at the end or begining of the video we have to know that not every viewer knows what creator knows of this vid and even if they think they know there can be lack of understanding of the basics so they need to be said some things. Me inlucded no how I'm different from people I describe even knowing I spent last ten years learning about philosophy and psychology. Thank you for a video
Although the voice of the reader is okay, he reads the sentences like in a non-stop fashion. This is exhausting, gives no time to reflect. As an audio media not pleasant. A dot in English requires a pause.
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I like it!
I HAVE FAITH !!
Yes its real dreams are real..
Jung is without a doubt one of the most original thinkers ever. Very interesting video.
And bravest. He was fearless in the face of what others would think about him.
@@EmoEmu not fearless, he was terrified of what he experienced during his confrontation with the Uncounscious, but he was brave and pushed through, with an invaluable surport from Toni Wolff, without her he would likely not have survived.
Not original, his ideas are from the Indian vedant philosophy.
@@Leo-hd5dz all originate from something. What he meant was how all his findings have been put together to form a coherent understanding of his theories and findings
@@Leo-hd5dz there would always be that one person who discredits
I just finished reading this book today. Thought I would check out this video to further consolidate my understanding of Jung's idea. Great summary of complex subject matter. This channel deserves to blow up.
I'm drawing to the end of this book and would also agree with the above comment, this video has re-inforced my understanding of Jung's very complex ideas.
it blew up
Jung's philosophies are exactly powerful to me. I've listened to so many of these and it is Jung who I prefer to study the most.
This kept me hooked the entire time! You do a great job in choosing the art to support the current of themes running through your words and they're all so unique and genuinely asthetic. I loved watching, so captivating!
I feel blessed to have stumbled upon your channel sir. Thank you for all your effort. My interest in dreams and studies of psychology and counselling ultimately lead me to Jung. Jung opened up so many doors for me, which eventually lead to the likes of Nietsczhe, Dostoevsky, and Kirkegaard. I feel like a kid in a candy store exploring your content!
You're very welcome! Glad you like the content.
One of my favorite books! I've highlighted lots of quotes, read it twice and have marked the pages of each chapter so I can read them separately whenever I feel like it. It's a great book, and easy to read so I highly recommend it!
Very well made video. Also, the artworks you chose to display are so eyecatching that they feel out of this world. Thank you for this beautiful commentary.
This is one of my favorite books/collection of essays. I was genuinely impressed with your synopsis. Thank you for spreading this book to more people
You're gonna get to 10k in no time, great vid!
Thanks a lot Amy! You're also close to 1k, exciting :)
Absolutely amazing content! One of my favorite channels!
A very well structured portrayal! Thank you for creating this series
I love Carl jung videos. UA-cam please recommend more psychology and philosophy video.
This is an absolutely amazing one. You're doing awesome!
Thanks a lot Shehzad!
Brilliant summary! Haven't actually read that one I just finished Aion which ended up being more of a slog in the middle than I expected but back on his Psychology of Kundalini Yoga now which is just packed with gold. That saying about Faust making Goethe rather than the other way around is epic god I love Jung
Thanks friend! Was a great read yeah.
Wow, Aion is a tough one haha, I still need to go through Man and His Symbols; Memories, Dreams, Reflections and then start w/ Archetypes of the collective unconscious (pt 1&2). I've heard him talk abt Kundalini, sounds quite interesting.
The red book also looks interesting, but i'll save that when i'm mentally prepared for it haha
@@Eternalised Man and his symbols! that's what I was trying to think of that was my first Jung read. MDR is a great read really enjoyable personable way of entering into Jung and Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious 1 is brilliant lot of golden essays in there (2 is Aion and while there is gold in there there's just a little too much on the fish but then again it could have been the fact that I was reading it in bits and pieces)
Red book is also on my horizon. Might wait till I'm having my own midlife crisis so I can really relate XD
Started listening to you and other channels like Horses, this time last year. I have to say for the time we are in right now; not enough people talk philosophy these days. I think it would boost the world’s understanding of life, but what do I know I’m just a kid
As always, too many good things to talk about, just to narrow it down to one comment. Awesome video, you kill it every time!
Thanks a lot Sean!
So glad I came across your channel today! Thanks a lot
Welcome Maxim! Glad to have you here.
Wow, your videos, are always top notch full of great knowledge, where you dive into the topic and pin point the main points with ease, excellent break down. Carl Jung for sure was rather wise man. Also, did you done that little animation yourself towards the end that was an interesting touch.
Thanks a lot! Carl Jung is so interesting. Will be reading more on him :) The animation i took from my older taoism video, I found it somewhere in free video images
@@Eternalised I see, either way that was a nice touch. Thank you for your explanation.
Excellent video , thanks for sharing your understanding .....
Thanks a lot Kamalpreet!
Thanks a lot for every video 😊
You're welcome Lorenz! I'll be sure to add Spanish subs in the latest ones :)
@@Eternalised Ok no problem jaja In the meantime I'm practicing English 😊.
Excellent summary
Great video!
Your videos are so interesting and informational 💙 Sometime i want to share this with my friends, but i'm so selfish 😅 and I prefer only I know about it
Thanks a lot Gvanca! That's perfectly fine as well.
Just found this channel. Really enjoy it. Is that a German accent I perceive? Thanks for the content.
Awesome video!!! Love the art choices
It’s really interesting to me to see Jung’s overwhelming influence in A.A.s “Big Book”. While not mentioned by name he is directly talked about in the book. Without his insights I’d still be drunk.
thanks! wonderful!
Thank you 🙏💕🕊️😘
I've read this book! Might read it again now
I haven’t touched Jung before, but after watching the video it might be the right time to pick Jung up :)
That's great. I'd suggest: Man and his Symbols; Modern Man in Search of a Soul; Memories, Dreams, Reflections; The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious (in that order).
@@Eternalised great advice...I see people trying to start with Aion and just being like wtf is this? Haha
@@cosmiccomedy7394 Aion 😮 I couldn't think of a worse book to start with! These recommendations are perfect by the way. Man and his symbols was specifically written for the layman, so it's alot easier to approach than anything else Jung had written prior to that. It's a great introduction to Jungian psychology.
De death of de ego is the awaken of the soul.
O my soul,
Remember past thriving:
I am that which want to master congfu.
Where do you find that art! I love most of those paintings and I wanna look longer in them
I have all these Jungian videos on a playlist I listen to while sleeping to solidify the information in my subconscious.
Lol the only time Freud ever smiles in a picture 🤔😂😂??
That Carl Jung effect yo ahah
Carl Jung, was "otherworldly"... I fully believe his soul was NOT "of human origin" and that's what helped him to "connect spirituality with the human psyche/science". He was absolutely brilliant. Blessings to all. 🌛🌚🌜
so nice
I bought the book years ago and never got passed page 10
Way too convoluted for me
Nice video
Thank you!
This channel is everything for me! Christ King of Kings. Inspiration. Ethics. Masculinity. Essence. Stoicism.
The realisation of the 3 mirrors
My ideas will not stop creating me.❤😂
Modern man is in search of social approval.
Am I wrong to say that jung philosophy is the ultimate philosophy.
🎯🎯🎯ty
Where did you find images from this video?
I never want to be quote "normal"
I'm with you!
@@Eternalised ❤
💚💚💚💚💚💚
Lolol one had a pipe, one had a cigar and one had a cigarette in their pictures
I'm a primitive man.
I see C.G. Jung, I click.
suppose this is the closest i will ever get to finding my religion
Seriously
I always wonder what a Jung, Watts, McKenna, Ram Dass would make of todays world
No offense but science give more then any religion understanding not only of our emotion but showing us the most accurate picture of them not for what we think these are but what really these are. See no need in abandoning reason that's why I always emphasize importance of understanding scientific development. What was discovered still can be accurate or relevant but very likely it was already corrected and new better therapies are formulated. Therefore we should look at philosophers as a guide but for details knowledge on reality we live in to the modern days science. Balance in that understanding that psychology neuroscience are one of the fastest developing disciplines of science. Historical education and knowing where it all come form yes I hear a lot of people who don't understand scientific methods or knowledge theory and they relay only on some psychologist book from the past I think it should be clarified a bit more how that all for into modern psychology. Disclaimer at the end or begining of the video we have to know that not every viewer knows what creator knows of this vid and even if they think they know there can be lack of understanding of the basics so they need to be said some things. Me inlucded no how I'm different from people I describe even knowing I spent last ten years learning about philosophy and psychology. Thank you for a video
Although the voice of the reader is okay, he reads the sentences like in a non-stop fashion. This is exhausting, gives no time to reflect. As an audio media not pleasant. A dot in English requires a pause.
This person is offering the world free pieces of gold, and you're complaining that they're not the right shape.
Education is social adaptations deep.