Nobody calmed the storm within my mind like Alan Watts.

The crossover of Alan Watts and Carl Jung is the greatest thing happend for humanity. Thank you for making this video. Amazing

@HearnDaddyFresh

8 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@musashi542

7 ай бұрын

calm down there lil kid

@greyinsight

7 ай бұрын

@@musashi542What an odd comment. You’re a stranger to free thought I presume.

@musashi542

7 ай бұрын

@@greyinsight you sound autistic

@bitkurd

6 ай бұрын

It's only odd because it doesn't validate your beliefs @@greyinsight

Allan Watts was crucial when I quit drinking 6 years ago. For the past year I have been studying Jung and this is literally my current philosophy of life. It is so comforting to here it from someone else. 😁

@kevinbissinger

8 ай бұрын

Ironic considering alcohol killed him

@bitkurd

6 ай бұрын

Alcohol, depression and the lack of money 😂😂 @@kevinbissinger

@Rainheron

6 ай бұрын

Ironic since watts was a severe alcoholic lmao

@TornadoOfSouls777

6 ай бұрын

Blows my mind that Alan Watts was a hard core Alcoholic...truly a "don't shoot the messenger" situation.. Love the Guy

@timmay6634

5 ай бұрын

He casually mentions alcohol numbs, advocating the French way. Flavor not effect

Carl jung was a psychologist in career and a shaman in nature . You cant study it in books , its purely internally recognised. Amazing

@regisbritto2607

6 ай бұрын

❤❤❤ Yes, Katie is on the mark...hit the nail on the head!! Folks need to look up my mentor, Carlos CASTANEDA!!! The real thing IS BE ing a SHAMAN...sure cure is found in the SHAMANIC!!!😊😊😊

@CreativeIntuitive

6 ай бұрын

❤ this

@ADPax10

5 ай бұрын

Yes! A Shaman for the human race. There have been a number of them around across time. They're usually killed for it though, but Jung was able somehow to not anger established powers at the time to that point. Instead, they other'd and "nazi-fied" him in the public eye for awhile. Regardless of that, his lessons still shine through to this day (and are more listened to and read about now more than ever before). He was certainly a great healer! And there more such healers alive right now (and on the way) I suspect.

@Intenseabstractions

5 ай бұрын

Hasn’t got sh+t on UG Krishnamurti . kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIKFlo-gltfcaNI.htmlsi=lriR2rIFIsa0RwwC Interesting thoughts about life but . I would take UG as a guru any day over Jung. Knowing where their roots come from and who pushed or didn’t push them to the forefront of the publics minds. J Krishnamurti... pushed to the front by the people upstairs. Like Dr Rupert Alpert, or J Krishnamurti. UG any day. But yes very interesting.

@nateavila

5 ай бұрын

He was an md- thus a psychiatrist, but also a master psychologist.

This channel found its way to me at a time I really needed it

@joeymilne7641

9 ай бұрын

Such is the way of all tide

@storm4515

9 ай бұрын

Saaaame

@mindmanna8135

9 ай бұрын

Paraphrasing, but something like “set you heart upon a goal and all the universe will help you reach it.” - The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho

@35to90

8 ай бұрын

You're not alone

@the_hanged_clown

8 ай бұрын

nay, tis oneself what sought the channel, knowingly or otherwise. the journey never ends. until it does.

Alan Watts introduced me (and millions of others) to oriental philosophies that are heavily overlooked here in the West. Thanks to him I am on a lovely path.

@bitkurd

6 ай бұрын

That philosophy is not overlooked here in the west it's just identified under a different name; Nihilism

@spiritofMongan

6 ай бұрын

@@bitkurd we do love our labels.

@uchicha666

6 ай бұрын

​@@bitkurdEastern philosophy is nihilism? Who's your dealer?

We never got taught philosophy at our Northern Comprehensive school in the 1980's but thanks to Alan Watts I'm discovering a world of fascination. Thanks for these vids

The timing of this video was like a nice spice to the dish of my day. Thanks for making this channel, I've really enjoyed all the videos since I first stumbled across them. Can't wait to see what this one holds. Jung and Watts are two very large influences in my life.

Thank you for this , this is probably the single greatest thing in the entire world , I've ever put eyes upon or read , thank you for being so kind as to share this with me and everybody else

Thanks for the good work! 💚

There are many who would see the world as black and white, There are many who would see the world as grey, However from my perspective the world is black and white, grey, as well as full of color. So very overflowing with different minds, ideas, and viewpoints. Perspective is marvelous, as well as dangerous. It can both show us the entirety of reality and yet also blind us to our limited vision, our limited perspective. What visionaries Jung and Watts were, to rationalize and dissect even the most cryptic of ideas. Thank you for the content, beautifully put together. Quite intellectually stimulating.

@Moe_Posting_Chad

6 ай бұрын

You are forever a neophyte. Very sad. This is the worst take Alan Watts has ever had. The outer world isn't a mirror of the inner world. There is evil and it is your duty as a good person to destroy it. Not make peace with it. Do you have any idea what the evils of this world even are? They aren't something abstract like human nature! Something inescapable like death. No they are literal man eating beasts in human skin. Vampires. Werewolves. Pedophiles. Slavers. Usurers. There is plenty of evil that needs to be... dealt with.

I can never get enough of Jungian content. Keep it coming 🔥

@crosstolerance

9 ай бұрын

I absolutely agree! One of my favorite philosophers!

@deeveevideos

9 ай бұрын

I love both of them

@cheri238

8 ай бұрын

🙏❤️🌏🕊

@onlypearls4651

8 ай бұрын

Agreed.

@theunbreaking

6 ай бұрын

Alan watts is speaking too!

Yes I look very much forward to meeting you again Alan...you are greatly missed still...your thoughts vibrate within eternity within us all....

I love this video seriously, especially since I’m so fond of Alan Watts and Carl Jung’s mindset and way of thinking, since it makes me feel like I’m not the only one who thinks like this. I also would like to share that “hinta gedanke “ is actually spelled “Hintergedanke“

best of both worlds ! thanks for sharing

Love the narration. So many pieces do i turn away from because the automated narrator sucks the life out of a source of information but you have breathed life into a fascinating dialogue and I’m here for it. Jung is a great mind to explore as well. Thank you for this!

Our rage and our very proper rage against evil things which occur in this world must not overstep itself..." Words to heed in these troubled times...

@Moe_Posting_Chad

6 ай бұрын

So in other words do nothing? "Oh you see there isn't any evil so there isn't any good either. You're a liminal space so just let them enslave the entirety of mankind!" No. I'd rather be wrong and do what I believe is right. Than stand by and watch the prison door on the planet swing shut like a sealed tomb.

@Moe_Posting_Chad

Ай бұрын

@@shieldmcshieldy5750 Lot of words for "vote your way out of it." Which means roll over and let it happen.

Thankyou for this reminder ❤

Another great one! 🔥 Keeping the fire going as usual. Keeping our hearts lite and our wits sharp. We all thank you 🙏

@brandoncrow8291

9 ай бұрын

Just like when the power goes out ... Once you accept the darkness, the lights turn back on.

Alan watts and Carl jung really enjoyed this talk

Such a powerful and wise man. The collective unconscious is one of the most powerful concepts we've ever come across!

"i love me some alan watts!!!" -you did a fantastic job with this, thank you as always. what a great insight to the person of carl jung. this is enlightening on various levels. -thank you!

This video is very important , especially with current global events

Thanks for the effort, Watts is a wonderful speaker and for him to present Jung's thoughts and align them with other philosophies is a treat. Pretty good job with voicing, sounds good. Not as much success with the subtitles though, there are some inaccuracies.

These are two of my biggest heroes, mind-blowing

Amazing audio quality. I hope they use this technology to remix old songs and elevate the quality of each individual instrument.

These two... amazing.

I did this for 1 day, just 1. And it was delicious. You see I have always tried to be a good man. But on this day I lived without consequence. I didn’t harm anyone. Nor did I hate anyone. I broke no laws. But there was this feeling of euphoria. It’s hard to explain. I knew that this was like a balancing act.

Yes. Thank you. 👍

Wow.. what's better than hearing Alan watts talk on jungian psychology?? 🤔🤔

Dang, the audio quality is mind blowing. I wish all old lectures were remastered.

@agrippasdiary

9 ай бұрын

My task is to remaster as many as I humanly can. They helped a lot over the years and the world needs to hear them loud and clear.

@nocantry

9 ай бұрын

@@agrippasdiary Quite the task, and an honorable one indeed. Thank you for the work you do!

Ever thankful for Alan Watts 🙌🔥

Thank you ❤

An amazing project wonderfully done. Thank you. Love your work!.

by far one of my favorite lectures so far

An amazing project wonderfully done. Thank you

This was great 👍

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I am surprised to hear Alan Watts say that "if he ever was in the position of confronting with an Eichmann, he is certain he would rise to a fury and oppose and fight him with every bit of himself"... Which TO ME, I could be misunderstanding something here, but to me, undermines and basically contradicts the very essence of almost everything that follows in his magnificent analysis of the beautiful, and brilliant work of Jung. I.E., We all like to think we would NEVER be a silent accomplice in genocide and/or atrocities of that nature; but it is that CERTAINTY of our courage to be GOOD as opposed to EVIL, that we hold on to so tightly and dearly, precisely what we need to let go off, in order to recognize ourselves as part of the spiritual ecosystem we "integrate". We are all part of that pluri-potentiality, including the possibility of chaos and even pervertion. If I don't RECOGNIZE it in me, I can't fully empathize with that a part of me (Much less others) which I need to ACCEPT, to be integrated and aligned...Anyways, Agree that this combination of souls are a blessing to us all.

Uniqueness is the key ❤

Amazing video.

this is so nice. amazing work.

This was valuable. And the art was necessary. Thank you.

In 50 years of my life I have never seen a more powerful video.

@agrippasdiary

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 🌞

I think every life , brings the mind to a certain point of understanding. Thank you to great minds before me , to light the way to growth. Keep searching, til you find what your soul is searching for.

Love your work!

even today 62 years after his death Jung is proving himself to be a man ahead of his time ...

Two of the people that I look up to (see on a higher plateau which I wish to travel). Both have many things to teach and for people that are willing, to absorb.

This is my favorite. If I could meet any famous person dead or alive, it would be Alan Watts. I don’t even know how I stumbled across him on the KZreadwebz, but I’m glad I did.

Knowing how to navigate all parts of the human consciousness is important, you can’t always control the flow of emotions and feelings but you can control how you perceive them

This is great work from Agrippa’s Diary. Would love to know if they would be open to discuss on a Twitter Spaces .Really enjoy these.

@DendriticFractals

7 ай бұрын

Not divisive enough to be on Twitter

To be truly oneself without false intent or deception, Self deprecation is one of the noblest of virtue one should imbibe.

One of the most treasured of Watts work

best quality i have seen a lot of lazy mp3 converted videos gaining love and attention ... thumbs up for this one.

Thanks!

Really needed this

Timeless wisdom again from this rare human being- Alan Watts. Many thanks ...

Thank you again for another amazing upload! Jungian psychology interwoven with mysticism is always a treat

Appreciate this!

Fascinating stuff indeed. Thank you.

Nice work with the audio! It’s almost shocking to hear his voice so clearly for once 😂

@agrippasdiary

9 ай бұрын

🙏

@cheri238

8 ай бұрын

🙏❤️🌏🕊

@caidedean

2 ай бұрын

This is an ai voice. Very weird sounding

This was great thanks

Gonna watch it now ❤

@idk-es2od

8 ай бұрын

Who cares whether you watch it or not 🖕

Much appreciated. Thank you.🌌

One of rge greatest talks from him.. An amazing project wonderfully done. Thank you. Love your work!..

@agrippasdiary

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

@saxon7787

7 ай бұрын

Is this AI?

@fred4838

22 күн бұрын

Its not even his work🤦‍♂️ It and AI rendering of how the fk knows

This man challenges my ability as a thinker ❤, i am amazed at how he see universe 🎉🎉🎉. This are wonderful ❤️ people

This lecture is indeed quite fascinating and interesting. I did disagree with Watts on some of his perspectives on Jung though but for the most part it seemed that their views were quite similar with each other.

@foolapprentice3321

9 ай бұрын

I disagree with some of what both of them say too, actually. But I wonder if you're like me in that the interesting part is how well articulated their arguments are. To me, since they are so well laid out, it allows me to disagree more comprehensively and therefore grow more. It isn't like when you disagree with an idiot on a visceral level and the thought involved is basically nothing.

@denniszaychik8625

9 ай бұрын

@@foolapprentice3321 Well yes. In that part we are definitely alike. I too prefer to rather disagree with a person whose arguments are well articulated for it not only has potential for good discussions but makes you think about the topic discussed as well (maybe even potentially grow a bit as you rightly said). As for idiots, while it is indeed fun to put them in their places and just laugh at how stupid their points or arguments are, overall it ends up being a bit pointless since like you said there is not much thought needed in disproving them. It also doesn't help that the same "nothing" is present in the arguments of your opponents as well for usually without the proper knowledge and understanding of the topic discussed any point that they try to prove to you is just plainly hollow.

Thank you

Poignant & cogent for the times we currently find ourselves in

Love Alan Watts - great vid bro

Jung is very beautifully one of the most pertinent Hermetic principles, that of Polarity. Everything is dual; Everything has poles; Everything has its pair of opposites; Like and unlike are the same; Opposites are identical in nature, but different in degree; Extremes meet; All truths, are but half-truths; All paradoxes may be reconciled

Not to be pedantic but it is spelled "Hintergedanke". I absolutely love this lecture, it sets all conflict in context and thus brings peace to my heart. Nowerdays that is especially welcome. Is there a source of the text/transcript of the original lecture of Jung?

Wonderful

That makes great sense

This is amazing. Can you do this for some of Manly P. Halls lectures? Pleaaaas

@agrippasdiary

9 ай бұрын

Already made a few from the venerable Hall. I will upload one lecture every week + one video where we discuss certain esoteric topics, so expect some to drop pretty soon :)

@Moe_Posting_Chad

6 ай бұрын

@@agrippasdiary So a neophyte leading fluff bunnies? Oh great. What places they will go! What things they will see!

Amazing, thank you

Some of this was in a KZread video that had backing music from Donnie Darko, and a green picture of some cyborg-type person as the thumbnail/backing picture. Does anyone have a link for that video?? It was such a great listen and so well done

Two of my favourite people

"In myths the hero is the one who conquers the dragon, not the one who is devoured by it. And yet both have to deal with the same dragon. Also, he is no hero who never met the dragon, or who, if he once saw it, declared afterwards that he saw nothing. Equally, only one who has risked the fight with the dragon and is not overcome by it wins the hoard, the "treasure hard to attain." He alone has a genuine claim to self-confidence, for he has faced the dark ground of his self and thereby has gained himself. He has acquired the right to believe that he will be able to overcome all future threats by the same means Carl Jung, C.W. Vol. 14: Mysterium Coniunctionis

Good stuff 👍

It sounds like you've slowed his audio, still great though. I love your videos, please keep them coming

Before watching, this is a bit of a synchronistic experience for me.

All opinions are appreciated. They are yours to have. They are not all for all to hold. Perspective of love and lack of love will always shape those opinions as we shift our own focus.

Oh yeah we love Alan too

If we only feed the good wolf the bad wolf dies and there non left to protect the good wolf and it dies, if u only feed the bad wolf the good wolf dies and there's nothing left to love the bad wolf and it kills itself. The only way to keep 1 wolf alive is by keeping them both alive n feed to maintain the balance and harmony between the good and evil because the comes time when good deed require evil actions the same that bad deed can hide behind good actions.

@denniszaychik8625

9 ай бұрын

Yes. Tale of the two wolves is one of my favorites.

@BellasBoo

9 ай бұрын

@@denniszaychik8625yes I heard it many years ago as a child and it always stuck with me even now it still humbles me when I'm angered by situation.

@denniszaychik8625

9 ай бұрын

@@BellasBoo Yeah. It's kind of sad though that people mostly don't know the original version of the story and are familiar only with the second version with the ending that the wolf that you choose to feed is the one that becomes victorious in the conflict.

@BellasBoo

9 ай бұрын

@@denniszaychik8625 yes exactly that's actually something that's always pissed me off because they completely corrupted it to fit the modern dogmatic teachings.

@Damesanglante

2 ай бұрын

That sound like heavy cope pushed by shady people in order to accept evil. The sheep get eaten by the wolves.

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So, what, the Ego isn't something we should be fighting to overcome or integrate, but rather working to realize as ourselves simply due to the fact that it lives in us? And the same can be said for our Dark Side? That... takes a lot of the internal struggle out of it. ...which in turn brings us to reckoning more evenly with externality. Huh. Holiness in wholeness.

@Vanity0666

5 ай бұрын

This is the fundamental definition of pleroma

duuuuude crossover episode of my 2 favourite genies

Great upload. I’ve listened to tons of Watts on KZread and his audiobook talks / print books. But I never heard this before. Maybe I wasn’t paying attention or maybe it’s just uncommon. One thing I want to mention is you can’t take an existing work (this talk) and apply a CC (Creative Commons) license seeing the original wasn’t CC to begin with. A lot of KZreadrs have a skewed idea of copyright / copyleft / fair use. You can’t just take something and shout fair use, then apply a CC license. Fair use for educational purposes isn’t meant for how it’s being used these days. It’s like everyone just shouts fair use on anything they want to upload that is copyright protected. That is to say it’s a bummer people upload this stuff and try to earn a buck off the effort it took to upload it. It seems that very few people actually create things of their own and our culture has moved towards consuming and sharing media that someone else owns. Even if fair use applies to this specific upload, you can’t change it to a Creative Commons license. Fair use only allows you to use copyright protected media it doesn’t permit you to change the license. I get it though Creative Commons is an amazing copyleft. It’s used on everything from Linux to open source software and a lot of books. But in order to apply a CC you must have the original copyright. It is hard to explain which is probably why most KZreadrs don’t understand how it really works. Ultimately the original work would need to the be CC version that permits use for commercial purposes which this talk isn’t.

Remember that one movie plot when that computer was uploaded with all the AW lectures and “moved to the spaces betwixt the air itself”?

I’m having a hard time identifying my shadow. There are a few different traits that I avoid facing in myself but my discomfort with them comes from a variety of influences, mostly super ego. If I lived in a vacuum, I doubt I would dislike these traits. How do you determine the traits of your shadow that represent your true dark nature?

@matrixxman187

6 ай бұрын

I suspect the subconscious is revealing those things to you already or perhaps attempting to. I highly recommend Robert A. Johnson’s Inner Work. He provides ultra practical guides for Jungian dream analysis and active imagination. Various shadow traits have been brought to the foreground as a result of the aforementioned Jungian dream work for me personally. A little intense at times but…highly rewarding. Almost like learning a new language.

@XTRABIG

4 ай бұрын

thank you for the book recommendation​@@matrixxman187

Amazing

Does anyone know where I can get the original speech Alan was quoting from .

Tonic for the soul.

Very good video

We love Carl and Albert.

my brothers, the book of the cave is almost ready, i hope it will meet your agreement

Thanks for the great food for thought! (Somewhere in the first quarter of this recording, Watts' voice loses clarity and the bass increases. This is typical of many of his voice recordings.)

Could anyone link The sermon that Carl Jung gave to the clergymen that Allen Watts spoke about?

How relevant is this in answering todays questions.

10:04 "our cap" should be Al Capp. He was a cartoonist, contemporary with Watts.