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Im a schizophrenic. I do doordash for extra money. One order at night, i arrived and walked to the door, placed his food down and took a picture. I got in my car and drove away. 30 minutes later he called and asked where his food was, i totally remember taking the picture at his doorstep. So he took it up with Doordash. An order later, i opened my back door and.. saw his order. I was so confused why it was there. I remembered everything about going there and taking the picture. He said I was never on his cameras.. Appearantly i hallucinated the whole delivery. I was there, but must of never left the car or even drove up.. What was i doing then?? Staring blankly at the windshield? I called him and apologized but he already got his refund. I felt so terrible. Im on medication and nothing works. It just goes to show how easily some misfirings in the brain can completely alter your sense of reality.
Inform yourself about lithium and the dosage to take. It helps for the brain and also get a good medium that can cleanse you off from any foreign attachements. Almost everyone has sort of entity energy attachements. It s nothing crazy, it s normal in this realm. You will feel much better amd lighter. But get a good healer! Not everyone is good ir can see clear.
Great ! Do you think that tells anything about the subconscious? ;) For me, it is like water of love, a light in the darkness. For we are but a reflection of our minds. And these videos wash my mind like it should! Blessings
ive been waiting for this onem jungian psych and individuation made me who i am today. I made choices, and took hard line stances. I went from being a homeless alcoholic to being in engineering school, hopefully top of my class.
Dr. McGilchrist's work is interesting!! It's exactly what women have tried to show men for thousands of years: using your "feminine" right hemisphere (alongside your "masculine" left) to think with, IS individuation. :) Men have long repressed, rejected, and resisted the feminine. But I think they're finally waking up that emotion /intuition is as powerful and necessary to healthy humanhood and rationality as our intellectual ways of knowing and being. Cheers!
“The condition of alienation, of being asleep, of being unconscious, of being out of one’s mind, is the condition of the normal man. Society highly values its normal man. It educates children to lose themselves and to become absurd, and thus to be normal.” ~ R.D. Laing
This was an incredibly informative video and you made it very easy to digest and understand. God bless you and the work you do, I love this channel. 🙏🏼
Good video. Very sychronistic for me. The vividness of consciousness can overwhelm your knowledge of a deep pool of help and understanding. Despite years of experience and learning, I still go off the rails.
There is a correlation between symbols, sound frequency, and healing. Cymatics provides us with proof that specific symbolic patterns form with changing sound frequency, similar to the mandala patterns. Music has been proven to help heal the mind, body, and soul. It's remarkable that music in specific frequency can cause neuroplasticity or literally cure the body of cancer or mental illness/trauma.
• Carl Jung’s exploration of the psyche and the archetypes is a profound journey into understanding the depths of human consciousness. His assertion that “everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation” resonates deeply with the idea that our inner world shapes our external reality. Jung’s division of the psyche into the conscious and unconscious realms, and further into the personal and collective unconscious, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the complexities of human behavior and experience. The concept of archetypes as universal, inherited patterns that shape our psychic experiences is particularly fascinating. These archetypes, as Jung describes, are the “river-beds along which the current of psychic life has always flowed.” They are the foundational structures of our unconscious mind, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in ways we often do not realize. This idea that we are born with a set of archetypes, much like we are born with bodily organs, underscores the intrinsic nature of these patterns in our psychological makeup. Jung’s belief that consciousness emerged from the unconscious is a testament to the evolutionary journey of the human psyche. This emergence of consciousness, while bringing about the ability to reflect, doubt, and question, also introduces the burden of suffering. As Jung aptly puts it, “the development of consciousness is the burden, the suffering, and the blessing of mankind.” This duality of consciousness - its power to adapt and innovate, alongside its capacity to cause inner turmoil - is a central theme in Jung’s work. Moreover, Jung’s insights into the fluid boundary between consciousness and the unconscious highlight the dynamic nature of the psyche. The analogy of the spotlight on a dark stage vividly illustrates how our awareness can shift, bringing different aspects of our psyche into focus while others recede into the background. This fluidity is crucial for personal growth and self-awareness, as it allows us to integrate previously unconscious elements into our conscious understanding. In today’s world, where there is a “total disorientation in regard to the ends of human existence,” Jung’s call for a vast amount of psychological knowledge is more relevant than ever. Understanding the interplay between our conscious and unconscious minds, and the role of archetypes in shaping our experiences, can provide valuable insights into our behavior and motivations. It can help us navigate the complexities of modern life with greater self-awareness and psychological resilience. In conclusion, Jung’s exploration of the unconscious and the archetypes offers a rich tapestry of insights into the human psyche. His work encourages us to delve deeper into our inner world, to make the unconscious conscious, and to embrace the full spectrum of our psychological existence. This journey, while challenging, holds the promise of greater self-understanding and personal growth. • Carl Jung’s exploration of the unconscious and the archetypes is a profound journey into understanding the depths of the human psyche. His assertion that our personality is shaped by how we engage with the unconscious is both enlightening and challenging. The idea that we must change our relationship with the unconscious to achieve psychological wholeness resonates deeply with me. Jung’s concept of the shadow, the repressed aspects of our personality, is particularly compelling. It is a stark reminder that self-awareness and self-criticism are essential for personal growth. By confronting our shadow, we not only temper its negative effects but also reclaim parts of ourselves that we might have unjustly deemed as weaknesses. This process of integration is crucial for developing a more complete and authentic self. The notion that the personal unconscious must be dealt with before accessing the collective unconscious is a logical progression in Jung’s framework. It underscores the importance of self-reflection and personal healing as prerequisites for tapping into the deeper wisdom of our species. The collective unconscious, with its archetypes, offers a rich tapestry of symbols and patterns that can guide us through life’s challenges. These archetypes, whether they manifest as the mother, father, hero, or the Self, provide a roadmap for navigating the complexities of human existence. However, Jung’s critique of modern man’s disconnection from the collective unconscious is a sobering observation. Our obsession with technology, self-image, and social validation has indeed narrowed our attentional field, making it difficult to connect with the deeper layers of our psyche. This disconnection not only stifles personal growth but also has broader societal implications. When we ignore the wisdom of the archetypes, we risk falling into destructive patterns that can lead to social and psychological turmoil. Jung’s emphasis on the importance of symbols and dreams as gateways to the unconscious is a valuable insight. Dreams, in particular, offer a unique window into the unconscious, providing us with symbols that can illuminate our path to self-understanding. By paying attention to our dreams and engaging in practices that foster a connection to the unconscious, such as meditation and art, we can begin to bridge the gap between our conscious and unconscious minds. In conclusion, Jung’s work on the unconscious and archetypes is a testament to the complexity and depth of the human psyche. It challenges us to look beyond the surface of our consciousness and explore the hidden realms within. By doing so, we can achieve a greater sense of wholeness and live more authentically. The journey to making the unconscious conscious is not an easy one, but it is undoubtedly a path worth taking for those seeking true psychological health and fulfillment.
He may well be correct about self-awareness (consciousness) being a relatively recent evolutionary development. The bible, which is a comparatively recent document, refers to the emergence of self-awareness when Adam & Eve ate the apple. That was only several thousand years ago. So, yeah: relatively recent…
Perhaps our archetypes are inate through our coding in our DNA, we are post deluvian manipulations and our consciousness derives from this upgrade which allows for attainment of aspects of universal consciousness through the soul
You can use a recorder to remember your dreams and write them down later. One thing to note though: a dream is a message from your subconscious and can be incorrect, in the sense that it is subjective. Enjoy the supermoon.
He was more than just a "barrel" of laughs 🙄 He was a misunderstood genius well before his time Need way more videos of him Way more Just putting it out there Hope you guys pick up on it 😇
@@siyaindagulag.I've had people that I hadn't spoke to in years suddenly come into my mind. Then, they call me out of the blue, right in that moment of me thinking of them, just wanting to say, "hello."
Entire universe is collective unconsciousness and our lives are dissociation from that Universal Mind.Our death is the end of dissociation and reasocination if i may say with it.Our body is what our inner mention looks like from the second person perspective ...archetypes are "empty" but active
You did a series on Mass Psychosis -- could you do one on idolizing public figures? Like the current Trump phenomenon, it's to the point of worship. All red flags and contradictions are ignored, and they think he's some sort of anti-Establishment hero. In all the [totally bogus] "presidential elections" I've had to endure, I've never seen anything like it. It's like his supporters are in love with him. Have they been hypnotized? Would you consider it in the gullibility and deception category or the cult of personality? Please make it make sense.
No one idolizes Trump, you’re projecting your own idolatry of government and worship of what little knowledge you have. You don’t know what leadership and authority is, and I can tell you think we’re all equal. Hierarchies are human nature. You praise and clap for good leaders. Literally look at any good leader out of all of human history. People stand behind good leaders.
Harris, just like Hillary Clinton and Obama before her, is also being worshipped as the statists desire diversity for diversity’s sake. Why do we pretend that she is any different from him? Both parties are committed to the ethnic cleansing of Palestine abroad through their tacit approval of the Zionist project; both parties are unwilling to challenge the hegemony of the Federal Reserve domestically.
8:14 No it's not, also having dominating instincts doesn't necessitate "surety" - or even a lack of consciousness/mind. Merely a different type of mind/processing..... also, as a programmer, there's just no relevant archetype for me, they're all vague and unhelpful for this level of details oriented, long term, technical task. There's no archetypes to adopt that aren't vague.
Attempting to force a one-to-one connection between a mere job title ('programmer') and a holistic pattern of behavior (Sage, Warrior, Trickster, etc) is bound to be difficult. To say that no set of archetypal behaviors could neatly account for your actions- in your present state- is a bold claim, in my experience. One's own patterns, as well as the characteristic primordial traps that one is prone to fall into (in cyclical fashion), are easier for those around us (friends, foes, clinical therapists, etc) to detect than they are for us to map out for ourselves- in real-time, at least. An existence or identity that is mostly confined to the sphere of 'programming' (or any other markedly intellectual pursuit) is inescapably bound to the "disintegrated intellect" archetype. I'm not saying that this is you; I am merely suggesting that one-dimentional coders or intellectuals will tend to exhibit similar trait deficiencies and excesses- mostly due to chiselling hard at a small fragment of their personality, at the expense of developing a more expansive array of faculties (which will inevitably begin approximate one or more of the iconic archetypes that are net-positive and the stuff of literature). If in addition to programming well, you also engage in a number of developmental or life-giving endeavors, them programming itself is probably just a comparatively small branch of the archetype people resonate with when they seek your friendship/love/protection/whatever (with intellectual stimulation somewhere in the mix). Jung is about wholeness and harmony, much like what is implied by the (usually ommited) second half of the Shakespearean maxim: "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one."
@@florinmoldovanu For some , those inflated souls and wannabe deities perhaps. For others..humble souls , mere wholeness suffices. Memento Mori , friend.
@@siyaindagulag. If you would not be preoccupied with your immortality your mind would not utter even one thought. The soul is an invention of the mind and as to humbleness there is no such thing. Knowledge is power. To think is to be violent. I might sound arrogant but really you have no clue of what you're talking about and neither did Carl Jung when he uttered that phrase.
@@zombieapocalipse2020 not clear to me what you're trying to put across but what we are is just the imagination of ourselves which is born out of memory and thought. We are just energy moving. There is no birth there is no death or we could say that the two happen ALL THE TIME. TIME ! which does not exist at all ! You are are just a fictional story in your head fed by a never-ending stream of thoughts and society makes sure you are always being fed the thoughts that give it continuity and authority hence we always end-up with totalitarian systems of control and oppression. Wake up! The world is a mental asylum!
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(Pre)Determinism v s Free Will.
I could use an essay in this area.
The photo of the man and the sphinx is called "Questioner of the Sphinx" and was done by my Great Grandfather Elihu Vedder in 1836.
Wow
@@VeeVets Very cool. You must have been surprised and pleased to find it here!
Time stamp please ??!!
@@joebroart At the 6:45
@@VeeVetsthanks
Im a schizophrenic. I do doordash for extra money. One order at night, i arrived and walked to the door, placed his food down and took a picture. I got in my car and drove away. 30 minutes later he called and asked where his food was, i totally remember taking the picture at his doorstep. So he took it up with Doordash. An order later, i opened my back door and.. saw his order. I was so confused why it was there. I remembered everything about going there and taking the picture.
He said I was never on his cameras.. Appearantly i hallucinated the whole delivery. I was there, but must of never left the car or even drove up..
What was i doing then?? Staring blankly at the windshield?
I called him and apologized but he already got his refund. I felt so terrible. Im on medication and nothing works. It just goes to show how easily some misfirings in the brain can completely alter your sense of reality.
💚
i hope things get better for you, don't feel too bad about it, it's okay
Inform yourself about lithium and the dosage to take. It helps for the brain and also get a good medium that can cleanse you off from any foreign attachements. Almost everyone has sort of entity energy attachements. It s nothing crazy, it s normal in this realm. You will feel much better amd lighter. But get a good healer! Not everyone is good ir can see clear.
Thanks for sharing ❤
I pray to God for your wellness and health my brother. 🤲🏻💙
Finally some Jung content again, we missed these type of videos.
I second that. Gonna start a dream journal with a composition book.
Great ! Do you think that tells anything about the subconscious? ;) For me, it is like water of love, a light in the darkness. For we are but a reflection of our minds. And these videos wash my mind like it should! Blessings
@@GreedoGangrenedo it! :)
Another channel I’d recommend alongside AoI, is Eternalised. He regularly posts videos on Jung
ive been waiting for this onem jungian psych and individuation made me who i am today. I made choices, and took hard line stances. I went from being a homeless alcoholic to being in engineering school, hopefully top of my class.
I'd graduate English Grammer 101 first if I were you.
😂😂
@@mr.zardoz3344 you guys are the real problem in this society.
Good for you man.❤
Being well adjusted to an insane society is insanity.
This resonates with me in a deep way.
“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”
― C.G. Jung
Cheers.
but then I learned howthere is no free will and so I returned to calling it fate. But now it is conscious fate, lol
Carl Jung and the Archetypes - my second favourite prog rock band.
I need closure on that anecdote. Dancing with the Moonlit Knight - Genesis.
@@kerrydurston6171 Closer to the Heart - Rush
Ludwig Wittgenstein and the Propositions.
You could argue they're closer to math rock, though.
Comment from the Rush video 5 months ago - "If you are here, we get each other. I honor you."🎸
Citing Ian as the only other person along Jung in this clip speaks volumes about him
Dr. McGilchrist's work is interesting!! It's exactly what women have tried to show men for thousands of years: using your "feminine" right hemisphere (alongside your "masculine" left) to think with, IS individuation. :)
Men have long repressed, rejected, and resisted the feminine. But I think they're finally waking up that emotion /intuition is as powerful and necessary to healthy humanhood and rationality as our intellectual ways of knowing and being. Cheers!
“The condition of alienation, of being asleep, of being unconscious, of being out of one’s mind, is the condition of the normal man. Society highly values its normal man. It educates children to lose themselves and to become absurd, and thus to be normal.” ~ R.D. Laing
I'm the internet warrior archetype.
Profile picture checks out. :D
Wielding his mighty keystrokes to calculate a collective consciousness...
@@MagnusVictor2015 :D
My liege
One cannot be an archetype. An archetype can be accessed and one can very well be possessed by it
This was an incredibly informative video and you made it very easy to digest and understand. God bless you and the work you do, I love this channel. 🙏🏼
I Celebrite every year the day I found your channel ❤ thank you Academy of ideas for everything .
Best channel on the internet.
Another kick ass video. You must have unlocked the kick ass archetype
Yet another amazingly insightful video from this channel. Thank you, once again.
Carl Jung was thoughtful.
How so?
@@pdub4600 he/she means probably full of thoughts which equals to being full of shit
Consciously and unconsciously.@@pdub4600
@@pdub4600 Think about it.
That's funny dude. I laughed out loud man. Thanks! Im still chuckling about it.
I like the off set written quotes. They are easier for me to read somehow
Did you do a video about The Industrial Society and Its Future?
Would love this!
Thank you for the ideas.
Good video. Very sychronistic for me. The vividness of consciousness can overwhelm your knowledge of a deep pool of help and understanding. Despite years of experience and learning, I still go off the rails.
There is a correlation between symbols, sound frequency, and healing. Cymatics provides us with proof that specific symbolic patterns form with changing sound frequency, similar to the mandala patterns. Music has been proven to help heal the mind, body, and soul. It's remarkable that music in specific frequency can cause neuroplasticity or literally cure the body of cancer or mental illness/trauma.
aka: good vibes.
... humor should be noted in the conversation to, alot have learned thru experience that 'laughter is the best medicine'.
Excellent work. Thank you!
Cool to see Kastrup mentioned. I'll take it as a sign that I'm on the right path :D
“Thank God, I’m not Jungian.” - C.G. Jung
One shot everytime you hear the word conscious.
people who use that word are considered to be above the pleb
You will not be conscious.
I'm on the floor in less than a minute!
This realm, I'm never leaving.
Something to think about.
thank you
type shi
• Carl Jung’s exploration of the psyche and the archetypes is a profound journey into understanding the depths of human consciousness. His assertion that “everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation” resonates deeply with the idea that our inner world shapes our external reality. Jung’s division of the psyche into the conscious and unconscious realms, and further into the personal and collective unconscious, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the complexities of human behavior and experience.
The concept of archetypes as universal, inherited patterns that shape our psychic experiences is particularly fascinating. These archetypes, as Jung describes, are the “river-beds along which the current of psychic life has always flowed.” They are the foundational structures of our unconscious mind, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in ways we often do not realize. This idea that we are born with a set of archetypes, much like we are born with bodily organs, underscores the intrinsic nature of these patterns in our psychological makeup.
Jung’s belief that consciousness emerged from the unconscious is a testament to the evolutionary journey of the human psyche. This emergence of consciousness, while bringing about the ability to reflect, doubt, and question, also introduces the burden of suffering. As Jung aptly puts it, “the development of consciousness is the burden, the suffering, and the blessing of mankind.” This duality of consciousness - its power to adapt and innovate, alongside its capacity to cause inner turmoil - is a central theme in Jung’s work.
Moreover, Jung’s insights into the fluid boundary between consciousness and the unconscious highlight the dynamic nature of the psyche. The analogy of the spotlight on a dark stage vividly illustrates how our awareness can shift, bringing different aspects of our psyche into focus while others recede into the background. This fluidity is crucial for personal growth and self-awareness, as it allows us to integrate previously unconscious elements into our conscious understanding.
In today’s world, where there is a “total disorientation in regard to the ends of human existence,” Jung’s call for a vast amount of psychological knowledge is more relevant than ever. Understanding the interplay between our conscious and unconscious minds, and the role of archetypes in shaping our experiences, can provide valuable insights into our behavior and motivations. It can help us navigate the complexities of modern life with greater self-awareness and psychological resilience.
In conclusion, Jung’s exploration of the unconscious and the archetypes offers a rich tapestry of insights into the human psyche. His work encourages us to delve deeper into our inner world, to make the unconscious conscious, and to embrace the full spectrum of our psychological existence. This journey, while challenging, holds the promise of greater self-understanding and personal growth.
• Carl Jung’s exploration of the unconscious and the archetypes is a profound journey into understanding the depths of the human psyche. His assertion that our personality is shaped by how we engage with the unconscious is both enlightening and challenging. The idea that we must change our relationship with the unconscious to achieve psychological wholeness resonates deeply with me.
Jung’s concept of the shadow, the repressed aspects of our personality, is particularly compelling. It is a stark reminder that self-awareness and self-criticism are essential for personal growth. By confronting our shadow, we not only temper its negative effects but also reclaim parts of ourselves that we might have unjustly deemed as weaknesses. This process of integration is crucial for developing a more complete and authentic self.
The notion that the personal unconscious must be dealt with before accessing the collective unconscious is a logical progression in Jung’s framework. It underscores the importance of self-reflection and personal healing as prerequisites for tapping into the deeper wisdom of our species. The collective unconscious, with its archetypes, offers a rich tapestry of symbols and patterns that can guide us through life’s challenges. These archetypes, whether they manifest as the mother, father, hero, or the Self, provide a roadmap for navigating the complexities of human existence.
However, Jung’s critique of modern man’s disconnection from the collective unconscious is a sobering observation. Our obsession with technology, self-image, and social validation has indeed narrowed our attentional field, making it difficult to connect with the deeper layers of our psyche. This disconnection not only stifles personal growth but also has broader societal implications. When we ignore the wisdom of the archetypes, we risk falling into destructive patterns that can lead to social and psychological turmoil.
Jung’s emphasis on the importance of symbols and dreams as gateways to the unconscious is a valuable insight. Dreams, in particular, offer a unique window into the unconscious, providing us with symbols that can illuminate our path to self-understanding. By paying attention to our dreams and engaging in practices that foster a connection to the unconscious, such as meditation and art, we can begin to bridge the gap between our conscious and unconscious minds.
In conclusion, Jung’s work on the unconscious and archetypes is a testament to the complexity and depth of the human psyche. It challenges us to look beyond the surface of our consciousness and explore the hidden realms within. By doing so, we can achieve a greater sense of wholeness and live more authentically. The journey to making the unconscious conscious is not an easy one, but it is undoubtedly a path worth taking for those seeking true psychological health and fulfillment.
Be gone, AI daemon!
@@PJGAPOY27 You beat me to it ...
(Note the stunted ,hackneyed grammar.)
Funny enough i watched your archetypes video from 7years ago yesterday and was wanting to dig some more hahaha
He may well be correct about self-awareness (consciousness) being a relatively recent evolutionary development. The bible, which is a comparatively recent document, refers to the emergence of self-awareness when Adam & Eve ate the apple. That was only several thousand years ago. So, yeah: relatively recent…
Perhaps our archetypes are inate through our coding in our DNA, we are post deluvian manipulations and our consciousness derives from this upgrade which allows for attainment of aspects of universal consciousness through the soul
You can use a recorder to remember your dreams and write them down later. One thing to note though: a dream is a message from your subconscious and can be incorrect, in the sense that it is subjective.
Enjoy the supermoon.
I am the dapper Pug archetype.
@@pugsymalone6539 so..more of the meme ,then !
AKA the trickster
Towne Lodge
Remington Meadow
Yay!!!! I love ur videos! 💗
Drizzle wuz here
He was more than just a "barrel" of laughs 🙄
He was a misunderstood genius well before his time
Need way more videos of him
Way more
Just putting it out there
Hope you guys pick up on it 😇
You guys rule. Thank you!!!
I think first to say about unconscious was Nietzsche!
to me dreams are personal in meaning, so each person would have to find out what the symbol's means to them. but that could be helpfull. 😊
I’m still very skeptical of forced or encouraged consciousness .
Yay new video! I'm so glad I found this channel xD
commenting for reach.
Why when you have a connection with someone, you can share thoughts? I believe brain waves exist.
The intuitive function.
@@siyaindagulag.I've had people that I hadn't spoke to in years suddenly come into my mind. Then, they call me out of the blue, right in that moment of me thinking of them, just wanting to say, "hello."
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What exactly does he mean by "roots?"
Orie Cape
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Is race a factor of the psyche?
Is there a sleepy warrior Archetype?
LOL...
If ya count shadows, yeah ,I suppose !
Entire universe is collective unconsciousness and our lives are dissociation from that Universal Mind.Our death is the end of dissociation and reasocination if i may say with it.Our body is what our inner mention looks like from the second person perspective ...archetypes are "empty" but active
You did a series on Mass Psychosis -- could you do one on idolizing public figures? Like the current Trump phenomenon, it's to the point of worship. All red flags and contradictions are ignored, and they think he's some sort of anti-Establishment hero. In all the [totally bogus] "presidential elections" I've had to endure, I've never seen anything like it. It's like his supporters are in love with him. Have they been hypnotized? Would you consider it in the gullibility and deception category or the cult of personality?
Please make it make sense.
No one idolizes Trump, you’re projecting your own idolatry of government and worship of what little knowledge you have.
You don’t know what leadership and authority is, and I can tell you think we’re all equal. Hierarchies are human nature. You praise and clap for good leaders. Literally look at any good leader out of all of human history. People stand behind good leaders.
Harris, just like Hillary Clinton and Obama before her, is also being worshipped as the statists desire diversity for diversity’s sake. Why do we pretend that she is any different from him? Both parties are committed to the ethnic cleansing of Palestine abroad through their tacit approval of the Zionist project; both parties are unwilling to challenge the hegemony of the Federal Reserve domestically.
Rice Summit
8:14 No it's not, also having dominating instincts doesn't necessitate "surety" - or even a lack of consciousness/mind. Merely a different type of mind/processing..... also, as a programmer, there's just no relevant archetype for me, they're all vague and unhelpful for this level of details oriented, long term, technical task. There's no archetypes to adopt that aren't vague.
Attempting to force a one-to-one connection between a mere job title ('programmer') and a holistic pattern of behavior (Sage, Warrior, Trickster, etc) is bound to be difficult.
To say that no set of archetypal behaviors could neatly account for your actions- in your present state- is a bold claim, in my experience.
One's own patterns, as well as the characteristic primordial traps that one is prone to fall into (in cyclical fashion), are easier for those around us (friends, foes, clinical therapists, etc) to detect than they are for us to map out for ourselves- in real-time, at least.
An existence or identity that is mostly confined to the sphere of 'programming' (or any other markedly intellectual pursuit) is inescapably bound to the "disintegrated intellect" archetype.
I'm not saying that this is you; I am merely suggesting that one-dimentional coders or intellectuals will tend to exhibit similar trait deficiencies and excesses- mostly due to chiselling hard at a small fragment of their personality, at the expense of developing a more expansive array of faculties (which will inevitably begin approximate one or more of the iconic archetypes that are net-positive and the stuff of literature).
If in addition to programming well, you also engage in a number of developmental or life-giving endeavors, them programming itself is probably just a comparatively small branch of the archetype people resonate with when they seek your friendship/love/protection/whatever (with intellectual stimulation somewhere in the mix).
Jung is about wholeness and harmony, much like what is implied by the (usually ommited) second half of the Shakespearean maxim: "A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one."
10:05 Wrong!
The essence of conscious processes is the pursuit of immortality.
@@florinmoldovanu
For some ,
those inflated souls and wannabe deities perhaps.
For others..humble souls ,
mere wholeness suffices.
Memento Mori , friend.
We are all immortal, though conscious mind does not recognise it in 3D
@@siyaindagulag. If you would not be preoccupied with your immortality your mind would not utter even one thought.
The soul is an invention of the mind and as to humbleness there is no such thing. Knowledge is power. To think is to be violent. I might sound arrogant but really you have no clue of what you're talking about and neither did Carl Jung when he uttered that phrase.
@@zombieapocalipse2020 not clear to me what you're trying to put across but what we are is just the imagination of ourselves which is born out of memory and thought. We are just energy moving. There is no birth there is no death or we could say that the two happen ALL THE TIME. TIME ! which does not exist at all ! You are are just a fictional story in your head fed by a never-ending stream of thoughts and society makes sure you are always being fed the thoughts that give it continuity and authority hence we always end-up with totalitarian systems of control and oppression. Wake up! The world is a mental asylum!
@@florinmoldovanu
Jahwohl, herr untermensch !
I'm the soldier everyone needs in the middle of a battlefield.
Blah, blah, gimme money. C.G. Jung and medical industrial complex
Empty, desperate people say, how much?
@@0oo00 can you elaborate on specific examples of the connection between Jung and the “medical industrial complex”?
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LOL, you go Trent...or do you go by Trenton?
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