Memories, Dreams, Reflections | Carl Jung
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Memories, Dreams, Reflections is the autobiography of Carl Jung written in collaboration with his close associate Aniela Jaffé. It was published a year after his death in 1962.
At his advanced age he would not undertake anything of the sort unless he felt it was a “task” imposed on him from within.
Jung had spoken with many great men of his time but only a few of these occasions remained in his memory. On the other hand, his recollection of inner experiences had grown all the more vivid.
This book is the only place in his extensive writings in which Jung speaks of God and his personal experience of God. In his scientific works he uses the term “the God-image in the human psyche” based on the objective language of scientific inquiry, while in this case it is subjective, based on inner experience.
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▶ Modern Man In Search of a Soul (1933)
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▶ Man and His Symbols (1964)
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Excellent books (in no particular order, choose what interests you)
▶ The Archetypes and The Collective Unconscious - Collected Works Vol.9 Part 1 (1969)
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▶ Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self - C.W. Vol.9 Part 2 (1969)
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▶ Symbols of Transformation - C.W. Vol.5 (1967)
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▶ Psychological Types - C.W. Vol.6 (1971)
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▶ Two Essays on Analytical Psychology - C.W. Vol.7 (1967)
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▶ The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche - C.W. Vol.8 (1969)
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▶ Psychology and Religion: West and East - C.W. Vol.11 (1970)
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▶ Psychology & Alchemy - C.W. Vol.12 (1968)
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▶ Mysterium Coniunctionis - C.W. Vol.14 (1970)
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⌛ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:52 Prologue
1:31 I. First Years
2:06 II. School Years
2:50 III. Student Years
3:30 IV. Psychiatric Activities
4:40 V. Sigmund Freud
5:11 VI. Confrontation with the Unconscious
6:26 VII. The Work
6:51 VIII. The Tower
7:14 IX. Travels
7:55 X. Visions
9:03 XI. On Life After Death
9:19 XII. Late Thoughts
9:34 Retrospect
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*“My life is a story of the self-realisation of the unconscious. Everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation, and the personality too desires to evolve out of its unconscious conditions to experience itself as a whole.”* - Carl Jung
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Excellent video.
@@WeAreAllOneNature 5f
There is something about Jung which makes me gravitate towards his teachings for past years. Not sure what it is, but it might be the knowledge which makes my ability to introspect even greater than before. Another great video, well done!
Absolutely - I have learned a crucial insight from him: that our ego often clouds our unconscious desires and prefers to over-rationalise and keep us safe from our primordial instincts, it is as if you were born without an ear, eye or arm!
@@Eternalised let go of my ego lh because das highest wisdom lies in letting go of my ego
I always saw the ego as an important tool to navigate through life, but I also like to differentiate myself from it and learn what I can most from my inner experiences. Now I just see my life as going through a series of choices.
Jung's teachings always save me when I am trying to explain something to someone about spirituality and put it in a way that most will understand.
His teachings provide comfort.
9:14 The sole purpose of human existence is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being
What made me gravitate toward Jung was my belief that understanding myself and "finding" myself isn't a one-off event; it's not a peak to climb and then I'm finished. It's an ongoing struggle, throughout the entirety of life. Then I recently discovered Jung. I'm definitely going to look more into his work.
How's the Jungian journey going?
Carl Jung was a brilliant man. Modernists do not want to
recognize the importance of the subconscious which rules
our everyday life. The dissolution of “religion” and the escalation
of “science “ in its place is what’s causing the emptiness that
mankind is feeling right now. The mental health crisis. The suicides.
The despair and nihilism of modern man all point to the need for
a spiritual and tribal renaissance. God help us all. Carl Jung was a
brilliant man beyond description.
Sad to see such uneducated, reactionary binary thinking under a video about Jung. I'd say "learn some nuance and maybe get into sociology", but who am I kidding. Also, no thank you, I don't want your god's help. And nobody I know feels empty. Just robbed of our existence, our time and vital energy by neo-liberal bullshit and the constant onslaught of global socio-economic injustices.
But yeah, sure, "science bad religion good" is a good shortcut if you are intent on not thinking too much about the state of the world in all of its debilitating, messy vastness. All the while closing your eyes on the very real and atrocious toll religions and religiosity still take across the globe on civil liberties, while science, the collaborative, federative and curious kind, gets shat on all the time with no regards.
That's a way to cope I guess.
Can I asked you something are you Christian and do you believe in God .
Please can u answer it
Let discuss more after that
@@brochange123 yes
@@jbisntme There is a video on UA-cam where karl jung talk about God that Karl jung explain why he mean by" I know I don't need to believe in God, I know" something like that he explained what he means in a letter make sure to watch it and Karl jung on Answer to job where God aka Yahweh is a unconscious God . What I say it like hearsay so watch or read about it . After that tell me do you still believe God .
And do you understand Nietzsche criticism on Christianity
3:38 When C Jung became a psychiatrist, he explored the unconscious of his schizophrenic patients because the conscious is only half of the personality. 4:14 to 4,40 He gained great insight into the richness and importance of the inner experience of the mentally ill. Jung communicated with a living personality of his own unconscious. He said - ''Only if a doctor knows how to cope with his own problems will he be able to teach the patient to do the same.'' ''Only the wounded physician heals.''
What a great gift to humanity he was.
Great notes! Thanks for the support.
I know how to cope with my problem.
Therefore I can help others to do the same.
The wounded doctor heals himself
@@satnamo Only a psychiatric doctor who has healed himself is able to heal other people.
@@WeAreAllOneNature counterexample: wait and see Bruce Lee
Thanks Jimmy Dore on JRE for recommending this.
"When the greater world waxeth cold, burneth the Star."
― Carl Jung, The Seventh Sermon to the Dead
De physician heals thyself.
Time does not heal all wounds-
Breathing does.
Breath out
So that I can breath you in because
Only a dead man cannot breath in
And know that I am breathing in.
I think I was mean’t too watch these videos. For years I’ve wondered about the “strange” way I think while not realizing I’ve just spent my life introspecting in order to better understand “me”. Ive gotten high from weed to better expand my mind and thot process and even tried shrooms recently. All of that has allowed my mind to be as open as possible to truly understanding what I’ve been doing. I’ve been arrogant to even think sometimes that I’m the only human kept to suffer from a mind that both understands all perspectives and contradicts itself.
Even what I said above is just me vomiting out information on my thought process before reaching the “point”. Carl Jung was one of the most popularized people that allowed this process of thinking to not only be understand by more people, but assist people who think like this but could never understand themselves conventionally.
To think I still have a few more videos in this queue to watch. Often I I feel such an overwhelming force of great-fullness for the continuation of my life. Despite everything that will go wrong and has, simply being able to understand others and myself more is my purpose here.
I think that’s all life is.
Jung❤️Old wisdom presented through the words of an academic, so that it becomes accessible even for a sceptic. Unfortunately the psychology degrees dont emphasize this brilliant work, but he is here, among the huge stars shining the light for mankind
Jung said in one of the quotes here that “everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation”, but it seems he did not consider (he probably has an explanation for this, but here goes) that if there are parts of Jung’s unconscious which do not want to make themselves seen by the outside world, they may even hide from Jung himself. Unconscious intelligent entities/personalities/brain modules working in the shadow to influence how you perceive the world, and the only way to cease the corrupting influence of those shadow intelligences is to go into the depths of your psyche and consume them!
Fuck I’ve been reading too much Jung
(Edit) Fantastic vid btw!
I've been new to his teachings and really confused on where do I begin with? What'd you reccomend
So much left to explore with Jung. Great video.
Thanks friend!
This man hit the nail on the head of the ineffable thing. This box is a place of context building so our little brains have everything to look forward to after death
That's it. I absolutely HAVE to start reading Jung. It's settled.
Great video mate.
I found this channel just few days ago...enjoying all these Awesome Overview so far! 🙌
The Algo just lead me here now 👍. Not too often YT leads me to anything of substance. I wish more people would get familiar with Jung. If the masses seeked to understand themselves, many societal conflicts could cease to exist. Everyone wants to change the world, few want to change themselves.
This, this is the kind of content I enjoy.
My favorite channel has finally done the 3 major books for my favorite thinker. Good stuff.
Glad you like them!
I love the videos you have on Jung
Glad you like them!
I've been noticing a lot of coincidences and I'm grateful to have found this account rich w Jung information
Damn, the artwork choice is great!
Wow that was very Profound. Put more of that content on this channel
I studied Jung in college, it's very well explained! 👍☺️
Me right now
You are lucky: my psychology degree 30 years ago contained nothing of this: Oxford was embarrassed by this approach. All I learned was a narrow laboratory empiricism which drastically reduced the range and power of the subject. I became a roofing contractor instead.
I’m not in college so grateful I’m not paying more debt but able to learn .. took me a sec to weed out the mass majority of content that’s disguised as help. I gotta keep on the right path so I can pay this channel my tuition lol
For the inspiration, to really start to read
Awesome.
Fascinating! ❤❤❤
I had a professor who mentioned Carl Jung was combing through his works with patients and found that terminally ill patients and patients who appeared to be or were healthy and died in an accident and so on had many similarities in their dream content.
I've read a few books Jung wrote; however I've yet to see this in any of them.
This professor knew their stuff for an undergrad class. If this rings a bell with anyone who could provide the book title or knows where to find more on this specefic material I'd appreciate it because I've been looking for some time. Thank you!
This is great! Thanks!
Thanks Chris, I'm happy you like it.
You should start a subscription service just focusing on the stuff you focus on. Your videos are so good, that you shouldn't be orienting towards the general public, but should be more specialized for paying members. You are that good.
Great video!
Wonderful channel!
I can have a dream what is so outlandish and strange to the point I know it's only a dream.I also have dreams so real When I describe what happened it's like I'm talking an actual event what happened down to every detail. It always gets me asking how can my mind build reality feelings emotions when I'm asleep? It can also leave me questioning reality it's self .
I enjoyed it very much,, very non intuitive also huge interesting,, keep going brother ❣
Glad you enjoyed it Suroj, thanks for the support
You do a great job with theae videos. Thank you and keep it up.
Thanks for your continued support Evan.
The fact that for half of our lives is spent in an unconscious state to which we know very little about blows my mind. Very interesting indeed.
Great video
Thanks for the support Revilu
i was deeply thinking about shiva from a psychological perspective and how fascinating he is and how every time i get goosebumps while thinking of him and i watch this video and there is an image of shiv. synchronicity?
The power of letting go
Keep it up!
Thank you Nathan! :)
4:37 only the person that has learn to cook can teach others. Remember there's levels of experience therefore each level will only help with certain scenarios of difficulty.
I once dreamed I was a priest and I was getting the altar ready, the devil showed up in the alter and we started to chat. once the conversation was done the devil cast me out from the church. I try to go back in but devil had locked the church's doors and told me to find God's light in world but to hurry the sun was setting and dark night was coming.
It's easy to love one side of God, but I needed to learn the other side of him as well.
I really feel humble to have seen the other side that most human reject reject
Kafka next? 😊
Kinda odd. I was trying to understand my weird wake up dreams throughout my teenage years til young 20s. My dreams kind of tried to explain what Carl Jung was trying to interpret. But I was experiencing the dreams first. It's intermixed with other things
Please make a video on Denial of Death by Ernest Becker
Dr. Sheldon Soloman mentions Becker often in his talks. In his videos on YT, he posits that our sense of mortality is constantly running in mind. And this awareness of death must be managed.
Live
the magician has some nice "flowers" in his garden😅
That cyclops were scary lol
What did he mean, exactly, by saying he felt a "continuity in the mode of my being?"
past live perhaps it continues in this one
The first time I watched a video on youtube, I had to adjust the playback speed to 0.75. haha
I strongly recommend that you read Peter Kingsley's book, "CATAFALQUE: Jung and the End of Humanity" before putting up anymore videos on Jung (or watching any) --or reading any of his books. Aniela was Jung's secretary and she took it upon herself to "sanitize" this work, among others - making critical changes in what he said. The original transcript can be found at the Countway Medical Library in Boston, MA.
Also, on page 177 of chapter VI, in the English version of this book, the word daimonic was changed to demonic - when he speaks of the strength that allowed him to endure the storms. Not entirely sure if this was an intentional error or not, but needless to say there is a very big difference between those two words!
His work has been almost universally bastardized by so-called Jungians including James Hillman and Edward Edinger to name just a couple.
even the chapter on Toni Wolff?
BTW, thank you for the book rec. I just purchased it.
All of your presentations are very informative and clear, but a little bit too linear, I think. Anyways, keep up the good work!
Are you Christian?
Im agnosticism.
Suggest book to read..
Man and His Symbols
Modern Man in Search of a Soul
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
@@Eternalised author??
All jung???
why such ominous music?
Dude just please volume up audio!
1nd!! very sus
I don't feel like it's a problem but most psychologists are woman, so how can it be that there isn't any great woman philosopher?
😂😂😂
maybe feminine energy is more prone to understand things (emotions) instinctively focused on healing without the ability to turn it into overall analysis on the practicality and materia of life
Most men don’t give a crap about philosophy either. But its just that bell curve thing. There is just more men then woman interested in it.
@@hasauka
To my understanding to be great in philosophy you need high intelligence. And because statistically most people with high intelligence are men than the majority of great philosophers are also men.
@@gormenfreeman499
Can't say for sure, I've really never saw a statistical study on that.
One must be an addiction to be truly effective.