Six Swans Jungian Analysis: Transforming Fear into Joy
Вставка
- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
- How can we harness inner strength and resilience to transform personal fears and adversities into growth and joy?
GO DIRECTLY TO THE DREAM HERE: 01:26:02
In our "Six Swans Jungian Analysis," we explore how a fairytale reveals profound insights into transformation, resilience, and the complexities of human emotions. Through a sister's silent endurance, a king's protective instincts, and the ultimate triumph of truth, we can also discover our own inner strength, sacrifice, and personal growth. The fairytale "The Six Swans" teaches us about the enduring human spirit, the transformative power of love, and the journey toward individuation and wholeness, offering valuable psychological insights into fear, joy, and resilience.
Prepare to discover what inner strength and resilience genuinely mean in the face of adversity; how to navigate and transform personal fears into opportunities for growth; which psychological and emotional strategies can foster enduring change; whether embracing silent perseverance can lead to personal empowerment; why understanding the balance between good and evil within ourselves is crucial for achieving wholeness…and so much more.
FIND THE DREAM WE ANALYZE HERE: thisjungianlife.com/six-swans...
FIND THE GRIMMS TALE HERE: sites.pitt.edu/~dash/grimm049...
LOOK & GROW
Unlock The Power of Your Dreams: thisjungianlife.com/join-drea...
Support Dreams and Depth: Join Our Patreon Community Today: / thisjungianlife
Don't Miss Out - Submit Your Dream Now for a Chance to Be Featured on Our Podcast! thisjungianlife.com/share-you...
Help Shape Our Show! Share Your Ideas for Our Next Podcast: thisjungianlife.com/podcast-f...
Shop Exclusive 'This Jungian Life' Gear: www.zazzle.com/store/thisjung...
Get Caught up! Check Out All Our Previous Episodes: • This Jungian Life
STAY INSPIRED EVERY DAY!
Instagram: / thisjungianlifepodcast
Twitter: / thisjungianlife
Facebook: / thisjungianlife
LinkedIn: / thisjungianlife
EXPLORE DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY WITH OUR COMPREHENSIVE STUDIES - TRANSFORM YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
Discover the Power of Jung's Insights: Enhance Your Clinical Skills with Our Advanced Seminar
Explore and apply Carl Jung's profound concepts to elevate your clinical practice. Join the Philadelphia Association of Jungian Analysts' Advanced Clinical Practice Program. This in-depth case seminar is designed for experienced clinicians like you, who are ready to advance their understanding and apply transformative insights in real-world scenarios. Don't miss the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals. Join now and start transforming your practice! bit.ly/cgjungphiladelphia
Engage Your Inner Wisdom: Join the Philadelphia Jung Seminar. Dive into the mysteries of psyche and embark on a transformative journey. Enroll now and connect with seasoned training analysts. Start your path to personal growth! Visit bit.ly/cgjungphiladelphiaseminar
Gosh, this is beautiful I was badly abused as a child and live with it daily and am 58 this month and helping people where I can now who had CSA as a peer worker. Words don't work and action does .... your podcasts have helped me over the last few years. I add ... a wonderful artist in California a new friend 91 said this week to me that many therapists are concretizing the traumatic events: Instead, she wrote to me ... I want to know “what part of you survived…got you here, knows and is enraged you have been victimized and cares…is your guide, champions you…Get that established first and that becomes the witness who guides you “through” rather than stuck…concretized, in the trauma. On reflection reliving trauma and having innocence taken is a hard card to handle betrayal at its heights and yes a happy ending is the plan!
"But he who has no faith and no wisdom, and whose soul is in doubt, is lost. For neither this world, nor the world to come, nor joy is ever for the man who doubts." Bhagavad Gita, 4 40
❤🙏💎
I think it’s really interesting seeing where Deb and Joseph’s interpretations overlap here and how the wounded male psych is saved by the transforming and empowering sacrifice of the loving, magical female anima.
I am , simply, SO fond of you both (and, yes, you too, Lisa!
I really enjoyed this episode. The way Joseph and Deb brought their own take was fascinating and I found myself switching from one side to the other all the whole landing somewhere in the middle. So much fun. Thank you.
I love y’alls podcast so much
Fascinating as this is where my current journey of my self discovery is leading me to.
I wondered if you could possibly discuss self harm at some point, I realize it's a very sensitive topic but it could be helpful to understand a bit more the deeper psychology around it, someone close to me recently self harmed. It would be interested to hear what your thoughts around it were anyway. Great podcast 🙏
Thank you. All hail the Bard.
Powerful. Thank you.
What he says as his end question about her father having died from MS and his concern about her not having genetic testing doesn't make sense. Epigenetics teaches us that we up and down regulate our genes with environment, health, food choices and monitoring stress levels so MS is usually caused by lack of nutrition. The hair in the food is his fear, The hair is like a symbol of a strand of DNA that it will digust him when he finds it in his food, a bit like finding the truth in the matter. But it's a projection of his fear, and not reality. Think forward: he's thinking about children and he's paranoid that his children will have MS.
Oh, I wish that you would have your dreams posted in separate videos so that we could find them. They are so good and I love interpreting them with you!😃
They do!
I'd love to hear you guys analyze the movie. "My Neighbor Totoro"!!! It's a very popular Japanese children's movie.
Hello everyone!
What are the meanings when you dream of a swamp?
Murky, decay, frogs eggs, pulsing nature, untamed and undifferentiated material?
Potential. Repressed or unexplored feeling and value?
Feels like value laden shadow
The feminine is the ways however, saviour and destroyer
❤❤❤
The Dreamer, whom we first meet as a boy, who is maturing as the dream progresses, is offered a bowl containing strings of hair. Now, as he's mature enough to think of having his own offspring, does he find the strings of hair offered by his mother, and strings of DNA offered by his girlfriend equally gross?