The anima may be the greatest problem many men face in their inner lives. It is incredible how we choose (or are chosen) by persons who perfectly embody our own anima, and the moral problem of dealing with it, not losing our independent energy of selfhood to it, is daunting. The anima brings paradox upon paradox to the feeling life of a man; the treasure of belonging, and the trap of self-betrayal.
14:30 "Life is a river that ends in the ocean of eternity." The lady says this with a tone as if she's saying "without enough water the oatmeal will burn" and yet, think about it, we all end in the ocean of eternity and our lives our meaningless compared with geological time. Really cool perspective from this person.
@@jtrealfunny yeah it's a beautiful saying. It seems as though they are so used to speaking in mataphors, she just says it like it's nothing. She seems to think metaphors are literally true.
@@JayS.-mm3qr Good for her, and thank you. From yoga I got, "God (yoga for me) is the constant resort of all good men, as the ocean is the constant resort of the rivers."
It's so rare for the follower of a great thinker to be a more useful interface than the thinker themselves, but I am certainly finding MLVF's insight and communication style to be perfect for (re)discovering the depth psychology of Jung.
Maybe that is why despite my countless female encounters, i could not find "true love", it already haunts me in my dreams in the form of an ideal young lady I first love secretly in pain in my teen years. I've been stuck since then searching for her in other women. "There are no substitutes in love" claims a movie.
@ Here’s an interesting tidbit: In Tarot, the third major arcana card is The Empress. She’s associated with the Gnostic Sofia and also the alchemical element of Salt. I wonder if there’s a connection there.
I am new to Jung. There are parallels between this lady's description of a man's fantasies and my marriage. I am the fantasy woman my husband always dreamed of, down to the last detail. I've always wondered what significance that had in our marriage. This is very interesting. Thank you 🙏❤🙏
Carl Jung's anima and animus are Jungian archetypes that represent the unconscious masculine and feminine aspects of each person: Anima The feminine aspect of a man's unconscious. It's a personification of all feminine tendencies, both positive and negative. Positive expressions of the anima include sensitivity, empathy, and a capacity for loving relationships. Jung believed that everyone is born with the potential for both sets of gender characteristics, but only one is developed consciously. The other set remains latent in the unconscious. Jung theorized that dreams often compensate for this one-sidedness by featuring archetypal images of the opposite gender. Jung believed that the anima and animus are symbolic representations of inner psychological forces that bridge the personal unconscious with the collective unconscious. Integrating these archetypes into a coherent whole is an essential factor in personal growth.
My experience, being in classroom in overtly sexualized girls required from me repressing my sexuality. To focus and not drift away form lesson forced me to turn off sexuality. Sexy girls force boys to repress their sexuality just for boys to be able to compete. If you are a women and have highly educated and sexually turned off husband, thats what may happened. Lack of female understanding how strong those drives are in young boys brought catastrophe. I know many men who share exactly the same experience. After years of learning to cut off from sexual fantasies men are totally turned off sexually. It's huge loss for married women.
@evamontheiro thanks. It's very interesting. Actually it was part of my experience. Being highly intellectual. It may be interesting to you that after cutting off my mother, sisters and wife my testosterone skyrocketed and I gained lots of muscle. Yep, repression is the thing. Now spirituality is my thing. Btw. I know EXACTLY what causes this shift. It's repressed anger towards the mother. Oppressive mother prevents any expression of anger and rejection. The same was with my wife. For sure "dragon mother" will be interesting to me. Thank you for mentioning it.
@@13vo7 what about causing others to sin? 😉 I remember girls boasting about wearing whatever they like, not considering their influence on boys. Now when I'm hearing about another "narcissistic" husband who doesn't consider special female needs I'm laughing my ass off. Who would suspect that lack of empathy can work both ways 😉 My company provides services to the households. Men are emotionally detached after being treated like crap throughout youth. Women are emotionally and sexually hungry to the point where it's hard for me to remember one job where woman was not offering some "special payment". I don't read studies but after hundreds of jobs I know exactly what reality looks like. Female selfishness brought destruction of the marriage. Being emotionally available, in shape and polite (not nice) is enough after 30 😄
@@13vo7 Yep, consideration for men is beneath average women. It's oppressive. A boy hurt by one girl will be a husband to another one. Isn't it interesting 🤔 The most popular cause for divorce is an emotionally distant husband? Who would suspect. "My boyfriend doesn't even want to hug me" (my sister). Yep, because he is abusive by nature 😄 Not because he was unkindly treated by women in his youth. That cannot be. How about a wife who learns in youth to not consider male needs because they're oppressive and patriarchal? Will she be a good wife and mother to her son? Sure. Women are harming themselves. It's not even selfish. It's simply stupid.
*Nityasubhashitam # 140* विद्या ददाति विनयं विनयाद्याति पात्रताम् । पात्रत्वाद्धनमाप्नोति धनाद्धर्मं ततः सुखम् ॥ Knowledge gives us discipline, Worthiness comes from Discipline, Wealth comes from Worthiness, Good deeds are result of Wealth, and by doing Good deeds we get Happiness ( Satisfaction / Joy ).
The anima is male and the female is the animus. This is also in the book “Iron John: A book of men” which is a great read by the way. I will look into the jungian version of it soon 👍
It's our mission to unfuck ourselves, reach deep for guidance and meaning, become conscious of ourselves and grow toward balance, maturity, wholeness. We are no one's victims.
I was a lonely shy boy in school that didn't mix well , at home we get our first computer and I found corn , was not addicted but knew it was fantasy , but as she says I've spent 25 years of my life in a day dream , wow 😧 thanks for this channel
If anyone has any ideas or educated guesses as to what she meant by the salt comment upon which she refused to elaborate please reply. I don’t know enough about this lady or jungian stylings to even guess what she meant or why she refused
@@michaelrichardjnr9600 Marie-Louise von Franz, a prominent Jungian analyst, often explored the interplay between the conscious and unconscious elements of the psyche, and the integration of opposites. When she says that “the highest form of love is something with a grain of salt in it,” she likely means that true, mature love is not purely idealized or one-sided but involves a balance of reality and fantasy, light and shadow. In a psychological context, love that is “pure” without any “salt” may be unrealistic or an illusion, lacking the depth that comes with facing the imperfections of both the self and the other. The “grain of salt” could symbolize the necessary boundaries, wisdom, or realism that help temper overwhelming or blind passion with clarity, allowing for love to be truly sustainable and grounded. This could be seen as a mature love, where both partners acknowledge each other’s flaws, weaknesses, and complexities, rather than idealizing or projecting unrealistic expectations onto one another. From a Jungian perspective, this quote also alludes to the integration of opposites-the conscious and unconscious, the light and dark aspects of the self and the other. In this view, the “grain of salt” could also represent the shadow-the parts of ourselves that we must confront in order to experience a fuller, more complete love. Without acknowledging the shadow, love risks becoming distorted or based on an unrealistic fantasy. Ultimately, von Franz’s words suggest that love is healthiest when it involves a level of realism, where idealization is balanced with acceptance of imperfection-allowing both partners to grow, evolve, and truly meet each other as they are.
Perhaps: The experience of true love is not sublime perfection only. It also encompasses real flavors of ourselves unexpected and real - challenges along with the sublime.
@@michaelrichardjnr9600 Probably not a coincidence she used the term "grain of salt". My feeling is she is trying to say loving somebody deeply, honestly and fruitfully is not mutually exclusive with having an understanding of their faults and blind spots - i.e. knowing "how" to love a woman. If not, you will provoke their dark side, to the detriment of both sides
Everyone knows the allegory of the cave told by Plato. Told in modern terms it can be compared to playing an X-Box game ( holographic) The prisoners are the players who believe that they are the characters on the screen. They are subjected to the socialisation of consciousness, ego aware-unaware, rules of the game. Withdraw into yourself and look. A synthetic a posteriori judgement is one whose truth or falsity can be determined by experience. By practising mind control/ stilling the mind, your awareness/consciousness rises into the 4th dimension/Light/Self/God. Practice is the sole criterion for testing Truth. Matthew 23 : 13,14,15.
How was their lives not just running around being asked by random people to interpret their dreams? At this age, after being asked hundreds (maybe thousands) of times. She still puts real thought into analysing it. Amazing. That’s someone who really loves their job 😁 This was profound and I must learn more about this. It resonated with me and my experience so much. Also, the top comment on the video gave it even more clarity. What is hers and Jung’s prescription or a healthy relationship and management of one’s Anima?
Try to see her as a human being, just like you-struggling to navigate the world, acting from instinct, education, and the patterns she herself was taught. Blame won't aid in healing or growth.
@ - Hello. Sometimes my sarcasm doesn’t translate well in this format. However: after a few years of psychiatrists it has validity. I got past childhood; except for, (🙄) some subconscious predilections of finding women like my mom and trying to fix them. They all eventually betrayed me. To the point of lying to police to get me arrested and forced ray-pe. It gets worse but I want to be brief. To the point I had a psychotic break. Anyway: lost everything (millions) and now live in a shipping container in the desert. Anyway mom was just a backwoods hick, dad too. I have made peace with them mostly.
@@The_Jungian_Aion - let me fill you in on now first. I have been living day-to-day. Mostly because I’m lost out here in the desert, far from home. Also; my mind has not been functioning well. I read on the internet stress can do that. Messing up hormones in the amygdala, hippocampus, and such. I’m getting better, it is slow progress. I poop in a hole in the ground. Someone gave me a camper- so I have a shower, locking door, propane stove, and a bed. I don’t have running water; or electricity, aside from a couple solar panels. I have good friends though. Sorry rambling… My mind is coming back on line slowly. I am learning to play guitar. I play on open mike nights. I aspire to be able to do a few sets someday. I practice every day. My future plans involve getting my house back. Flying skydivers at Oceanside airport. Collecting royalties from a patent I have that I had brought to market. The patent project was ruined along with everything else by a gal with a PhD in psychology. She is a psychopath. In 2005 I was studying to be a corporate pilot, doing extremely well on check-rides, when another long term girlfriend ended that career before it started. The patent is licensed to Rock River Arms. They have it listed on the website but haven’t started shipping. I am concerned my unconscious is going to undermine everything I do. It is a problem I had since childhood. My hope is it is not going to happen again. Are you a real person?
Sounds like the necessary descent for renewal and reorientation. I love that you’re learning guitar, living simply, and surrounding yourself with good friends. The unconscious will mirror back the face you show it-that’s the relationship to nurture most. Trust this journey; I have a good intuition for you. And yes, I’m real.
2:05 forced the knights to worship the Virgin Mary??? Oh God! Another person spewing lies against Christianity and the Church. It feels like they can't speak without saying something false about Christian history 🤦🏾
3:15 the highest form of love also has a grain of salt. Think that means that no matter how much you love someone there is always a boundary which you cannot forgive or tolerate or have to address
Nein.Nein.Nein. Das Kreuz?. Das ist doch unser Bewusstsein. Anima Animus. Das ist das Crux Denken und Fühlen. Das Paradies hat uns mit unserem Besusstsein bestraft.
@@NoahSpurrier Adopting this attitude consciously might actually make things harder, as the unconscious mind will probably step in to balance the scales and teach you the value of struggle and mission. Instead, you could choose to embrace hard work and challenging pursuits willingly-transforming them into a meaningful journey. Just a thought.
@@The_Jungian_Aion I wasn't referring to Bukowski as wise, more of his attitude to intellectuals. Jung, well... to consider oneself all-knowing when it comes to men. Whatever...
The anima may be the greatest problem many men face in their inner lives. It is incredible how we choose (or are chosen) by persons who perfectly embody our own anima, and the moral problem of dealing with it, not losing our independent energy of selfhood to it, is daunting. The anima brings paradox upon paradox to the feeling life of a man; the treasure of belonging, and the trap of self-betrayal.
@@abracadabra868 exactly...thank you.
I look at the pictures of bearded gurus on my wall and take bitter comfort in knowing they are men just like me too.
14:30 "Life is a river that ends in the ocean of eternity." The lady says this with a tone as if she's saying "without enough water the oatmeal will burn" and yet, think about it, we all end in the ocean of eternity and our lives our meaningless compared with geological time. Really cool perspective from this person.
@@jtrealfunny yeah it's a beautiful saying. It seems as though they are so used to speaking in mataphors, she just says it like it's nothing. She seems to think metaphors are literally true.
@@JayS.-mm3qr Good for her, and thank you. From yoga I got, "God (yoga for me) is the constant resort of all good men, as the ocean is the constant resort of the rivers."
It's so rare for the follower of a great thinker to be a more useful interface than the thinker themselves, but I am certainly finding MLVF's insight and communication style to be perfect for (re)discovering the depth psychology of Jung.
She is more than a follower, she was working closely with Jung for 30 years, and as you say, she is a great guide!
ah but she was so much more than an interface 😊
They both obviously shared one soul. She's been an equal to Jung.
This woman is amazing
Haha wow I love your name her grandfather the great Kurt was one of a kind
Maybe that is why despite my countless female encounters, i could not find "true love", it already haunts me in my dreams in the form of an ideal young lady I first love secretly in pain in my teen years. I've been stuck since then searching for her in other women. "There are no substitutes in love" claims a movie.
@@G_Confalonieri don't let yourself down.. you will find love, but not if you keep looking for something that doesn't exist.
@@G_Confalonieri you might be incapable of real love for real humans only of idealistic desire for a beautiful object.
@@G_Confalonieri thanks for sharing 🪷🧚🏼
It's not the point. The point is he spilled it out ❤l@@anitago
Think about what are you loosing if you don't let go of ideal female.
“The higher form of love is also something with a grain of salt in it.”
“And what do you mean by that?”
::mischievous smile::
“I won’t say!”
@@danielkelley7548 death is the highest form of love
@ In what way?
@ You mean self-sacrifice in the sense that a man plants a tree he’ll never sit under the shade of?
@@danielkelley7548 I did not understand that. It sounded important and she wouldn't say.
@ Here’s an interesting tidbit: In Tarot, the third major arcana card is The Empress. She’s associated with the Gnostic Sofia and also the alchemical element of Salt. I wonder if there’s a connection there.
I am new to Jung. There are parallels between this lady's description of a man's fantasies and my marriage. I am the fantasy woman my husband always dreamed of, down to the last detail. I've always wondered what significance that had in our marriage. This is very interesting. Thank you 🙏❤🙏
Carl Jung's anima and animus are Jungian archetypes that represent the unconscious masculine and feminine aspects of each person:
Anima
The feminine aspect of a man's unconscious. It's a personification of all feminine tendencies, both positive and negative. Positive expressions of the anima include sensitivity, empathy, and a capacity for loving relationships.
Jung believed that everyone is born with the potential for both sets of gender characteristics, but only one is developed consciously. The other set remains latent in the unconscious. Jung theorized that dreams often compensate for this one-sidedness by featuring archetypal images of the opposite gender.
Jung believed that the anima and animus are symbolic representations of inner psychological forces that bridge the personal unconscious with the collective unconscious. Integrating these archetypes into a coherent whole is an essential factor in personal growth.
Circumambulating return that feels like a cannon ball heart bomb. Such powerful words.
Profound, beautiful, wise. Thank you dear Maria.
I adore her! I just discovered her. I am hooked!
I feel you. There are hours of her content on this channel-enjoy the profound consciousness she shares.
Love her so much
So wise and I adore her accent! ❤
Yes well analyzed 😊 man in the spirit of the Christo, Jesus
So wise, so profoundly interesting, im was invested in this for so long
My experience, being in classroom in overtly sexualized girls required from me repressing my sexuality.
To focus and not drift away form lesson forced me to turn off sexuality.
Sexy girls force boys to repress their sexuality just for boys to be able to compete.
If you are a women and have highly educated and sexually turned off husband, thats what may happened.
Lack of female understanding how strong those drives are in young boys brought catastrophe.
I know many men who share exactly the same experience. After years of learning to cut off from sexual fantasies men are totally turned off sexually.
It's huge loss for married women.
@evamontheiro thanks. It's very interesting.
Actually it was part of my experience.
Being highly intellectual.
It may be interesting to you that after cutting off my mother, sisters and wife my testosterone skyrocketed and I gained lots of muscle.
Yep, repression is the thing.
Now spirituality is my thing.
Btw. I know EXACTLY what causes this shift. It's repressed anger towards the mother. Oppressive mother prevents any expression of anger and rejection.
The same was with my wife.
For sure "dragon mother" will be interesting to me.
Thank you for mentioning it.
@@evamontheiro Do you remember title of the video where Marie discusses "dragon mothers"?
pluck out your eyes if they offend you
@@13vo7 what about causing others to sin? 😉
I remember girls boasting about wearing whatever they like, not considering their influence on boys.
Now when I'm hearing about another "narcissistic" husband who doesn't consider special female needs I'm laughing my ass off.
Who would suspect that lack of empathy can work both ways 😉
My company provides services to the households.
Men are emotionally detached after being treated like crap throughout youth.
Women are emotionally and sexually hungry to the point where it's hard for me to remember one job where woman was not offering some "special payment".
I don't read studies but after hundreds of jobs I know exactly what reality looks like.
Female selfishness brought destruction of the marriage.
Being emotionally available, in shape and polite (not nice) is enough after 30 😄
@@13vo7 Yep, consideration for men is beneath average women.
It's oppressive.
A boy hurt by one girl will be a husband to another one. Isn't it interesting 🤔
The most popular cause for divorce is an emotionally distant husband?
Who would suspect.
"My boyfriend doesn't even want to hug me" (my sister).
Yep, because he is abusive by nature 😄
Not because he was unkindly treated by women in his youth. That cannot be.
How about a wife who learns in youth to not consider male needs because they're oppressive and patriarchal?
Will she be a good wife and mother to her son?
Sure.
Women are harming themselves. It's not even selfish. It's simply stupid.
*Nityasubhashitam # 140*
विद्या ददाति विनयं विनयाद्याति पात्रताम् ।
पात्रत्वाद्धनमाप्नोति धनाद्धर्मं ततः सुखम् ॥
Knowledge gives us discipline, Worthiness comes from Discipline, Wealth comes from Worthiness, Good deeds are result of Wealth, and by doing Good deeds we get Happiness ( Satisfaction / Joy ).
The anima is male and the female is the animus. This is also in the book “Iron John: A book of men” which is a great read by the way. I will look into the jungian version of it soon 👍
😮......wow what a time to be alive
Modern life fcked up most men's life
It's our mission to unfuck ourselves, reach deep for guidance and meaning, become conscious of ourselves and grow toward balance, maturity, wholeness. We are no one's victims.
@@The_Jungian_Aion well said. So true! I'm trying to un f myself. Lol
@@Thereisnorules Quit blaming external sources and take charge of your life… change what does not reflect what you want to see in the world
@@Robin-k9m7h 🌵🌻🍀♥️
I was a lonely shy boy in school that didn't mix well , at home we get our first computer and I found corn , was not addicted but knew it was fantasy , but as she says I've spent 25 years of my life in a day dream , wow 😧 thanks for this channel
When the church abolished the ?kudamor? Or ?couram? - what did she say or what is that around 2:02
cour d'amour: court of love - the French chivalric dedications that she refers to later in the video
@ thank you
Schöne Arbeit die du hier machst:)
Danke Bruder, ich freue mich, dass es dir Spaß macht.
Beautiful words
If anyone has any ideas or educated guesses as to what she meant by the salt comment upon which she refused to elaborate please reply. I don’t know enough about this lady or jungian stylings to even guess what she meant or why she refused
@@michaelrichardjnr9600 Marie-Louise von Franz, a prominent Jungian analyst, often explored the interplay between the conscious and unconscious elements of the psyche, and the integration of opposites. When she says that “the highest form of love is something with a grain of salt in it,” she likely means that true, mature love is not purely idealized or one-sided but involves a balance of reality and fantasy, light and shadow.
In a psychological context, love that is “pure” without any “salt” may be unrealistic or an illusion, lacking the depth that comes with facing the imperfections of both the self and the other. The “grain of salt” could symbolize the necessary boundaries, wisdom, or realism that help temper overwhelming or blind passion with clarity, allowing for love to be truly sustainable and grounded. This could be seen as a mature love, where both partners acknowledge each other’s flaws, weaknesses, and complexities, rather than idealizing or projecting unrealistic expectations onto one another.
From a Jungian perspective, this quote also alludes to the integration of opposites-the conscious and unconscious, the light and dark aspects of the self and the other. In this view, the “grain of salt” could also represent the shadow-the parts of ourselves that we must confront in order to experience a fuller, more complete love. Without acknowledging the shadow, love risks becoming distorted or based on an unrealistic fantasy.
Ultimately, von Franz’s words suggest that love is healthiest when it involves a level of realism, where idealization is balanced with acceptance of imperfection-allowing both partners to grow, evolve, and truly meet each other as they are.
Perhaps: The experience of true love is not sublime perfection only. It also encompasses real flavors of ourselves unexpected and real - challenges along with the sublime.
@@michaelrichardjnr9600 Probably not a coincidence she used the term "grain of salt". My feeling is she is trying to say loving somebody deeply, honestly and fruitfully is not mutually exclusive with having an understanding of their faults and blind spots - i.e. knowing "how" to love a woman. If not, you will provoke their dark side, to the detriment of both sides
@@klightlightmusic so then I ask, why would she be so cryptic about this? Thanks by the way
@@papaparanoya so then I ask, why would she be so cryptic about this?
Christ said “my God my God why have you forsaken me” because that’s the beginning of Psalm 22
Oh hello Marie
Thank you
No one will believe me but I see people as skeletons walking about everyday. Completely empty. Soulless. Dead.
Do you also see the opposite kind?
Do you see yourself any differently?
Everyone knows the allegory of the cave told by Plato.
Told in modern terms it can be compared to playing an X-Box game ( holographic)
The prisoners are the players who believe that they are the characters on the screen.
They are subjected to the socialisation of consciousness, ego aware-unaware, rules of the game.
Withdraw into yourself and look.
A synthetic a posteriori judgement is one whose truth or falsity can be determined by experience.
By practising mind control/ stilling the mind, your awareness/consciousness rises into the 4th dimension/Light/Self/God.
Practice is the sole criterion for testing Truth.
Matthew 23 : 13,14,15.
How was their lives not just running around being asked by random people to interpret their dreams? At this age, after being asked hundreds (maybe thousands) of times. She still puts real thought into analysing it. Amazing. That’s someone who really loves their job 😁 This was profound and I must learn more about this. It resonated with me and my experience so much. Also, the top comment on the video gave it even more clarity. What is hers and Jung’s prescription or a healthy relationship and management of one’s Anima?
Just wow 🙏
These things has to be thought in High school
My Anima is Lil Rae Black
wow
I blame mom… 😂
Try to see her as a human being, just like you-struggling to navigate the world, acting from instinct, education, and the patterns she herself was taught. Blame won't aid in healing or growth.
@ - Hello. Sometimes my sarcasm doesn’t translate well in this format.
However: after a few years of psychiatrists it has validity.
I got past childhood; except for, (🙄) some subconscious predilections of finding women like my mom and trying to fix them. They all eventually betrayed me.
To the point of lying to police to get me arrested and forced ray-pe. It gets worse but I want to be brief.
To the point I had a psychotic break.
Anyway: lost everything (millions) and now live in a shipping container in the desert.
Anyway mom was just a backwoods hick, dad too. I have made peace with them mostly.
@@michaelgarrow3239 What a journey brother! What is your next step now?
@@The_Jungian_Aion - let me fill you in on now first.
I have been living day-to-day. Mostly because I’m lost out here in the desert, far from home. Also; my mind has not been functioning well. I read on the internet stress can do that. Messing up hormones in the amygdala, hippocampus, and such. I’m getting better, it is slow progress.
I poop in a hole in the ground. Someone gave me a camper- so I have a shower, locking door, propane stove, and a bed. I don’t have running water; or electricity, aside from a couple solar panels.
I have good friends though.
Sorry rambling…
My mind is coming back on line slowly.
I am learning to play guitar. I play on open mike nights. I aspire to be able to do a few sets someday. I practice every day.
My future plans involve getting my house back. Flying skydivers at Oceanside airport. Collecting royalties from a patent I have that I had brought to market.
The patent project was ruined along with everything else by a gal with a PhD in psychology. She is a psychopath.
In 2005 I was studying to be a corporate pilot, doing extremely well on check-rides, when another long term girlfriend ended that career before it started.
The patent is licensed to Rock River Arms. They have it listed on the website but haven’t started shipping.
I am concerned my unconscious is going to undermine everything I do. It is a problem I had since childhood. My hope is it is not going to happen again.
Are you a real person?
Sounds like the necessary descent for renewal and reorientation. I love that you’re learning guitar, living simply, and surrounding yourself with good friends. The unconscious will mirror back the face you show it-that’s the relationship to nurture most. Trust this journey; I have a good intuition for you. And yes, I’m real.
Up 🎉
Love you
Who’s the lucky one-Marie or me?
@@The_Jungian_Aion 😂😂
She sounds like Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s mother
@kennethart4529 oh my gosh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can't believe a man jus said that😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
She’s got the exact same accent as dr strangelove😅
2:05 forced the knights to worship the Virgin Mary??? Oh God! Another person spewing lies against Christianity and the Church. It feels like they can't speak without saying something false about Christian history 🤦🏾
Lmao that line with a grain of salt
3:15 the highest form of love also has a grain of salt. Think that means that no matter how much you love someone there is always a boundary which you cannot forgive or tolerate or have to address
And she wouldn’t reveal why it is so lol
Nein.Nein.Nein.
Das Kreuz?.
Das ist doch unser Bewusstsein.
Anima Animus. Das ist das Crux
Denken und Fühlen.
Das Paradies hat uns mit unserem Besusstsein bestraft.
Mlvf is my sophia
✌️
What's a point of this?
Just like the point of life itself: to become conscious and to become yourself as wholly as possible.
@The_Jungian_Aion That's too hard. I want to play an easier game.
@@NoahSpurrier Adopting this attitude consciously might actually make things harder, as the unconscious mind will probably step in to balance the scales and teach you the value of struggle and mission. Instead, you could choose to embrace hard work and challenging pursuits willingly-transforming them into a meaningful journey. Just a thought.
Salus prof
Yeah it's interesting but I do not agree
What's your point of view on the subject?
Sounds like she needed to have a sit down with Bukowski to really explain her philosophy regarding men...
She sat down with many men as an analyst, keeping close to her someone greater, more complete, and wiser than Bukowski-Jung.
@@The_Jungian_Aion I wasn't referring to Bukowski as wise, more of his attitude to intellectuals. Jung, well... to consider oneself all-knowing when it comes to men. Whatever...
Is there any way to get her wisdom from a different narrator? The accent just takes a lot of energy to focus on
Wtf
The empress has no clothes and everyone is swooning!!!
Im proud of being a
Barbarian Pagan