0:42 *Persona Archetype* 7:00 Ego (consciousness) 7:35 *The Self Archetype* 11:15 Explains Archetypes 16:14 *Continues with the Self Archetype - Total Personality (Conscious+Unconscious)* 17:15 Extroversion - Introversion 23:30 Psyche of Man, The Greatest Danger 29:30 Explains Intuition 38:20 Difference Intuitive Extrovert - Intuitive Introvert 53:20 Concept of Synchronicity 57:50 Consciousness 1:03:00 Motivation of a Person (Jung Psychic Energy vs Freud Libido). 1:08:32 Two Views of Motivation: History vs Present 1:12:14 Possession by the Unconscious. Analysis of Dreams 1:18:30 The Personal Unconscious & Collective Unconscious 1:31:22 Introduction Theory of Personality. We are not born Tabula Rasa 1:39:10 Process of Individuation 1:39:50 Carl Jung with Albert Einstein 1:44:30 Mandala Archetype. Wholeness, Total Personality (Self) 1:49:35 Association Test 1:56:00 Psycho-somatic medicine. Psychic Factors (Tuberculosis, Cancer, Arthritis...) 2:11:50 Schizophrenia, Hysteria, Psychopathy 2:17:55 Carl Jung's Book Symbols of Transformation and schism with Freud 2:23:26 Study of Humanities. Is it Important to understand the individual? 2:28:15 Jung's Psychology of Opposites/Archetypal experiences I´d recommend reading Carl Jung's Collective Works to better understand his main ideas. This video is excellent, but it only partly clears up two of the main archetypes: Self, Persona - not the Shadow, Anima/Animus.

@TheIntrovertedThinker

4 жыл бұрын

Sweet, thanks :) I have only rented some of his works from the local library. I want to buy my own copies and go through it at some point. Alot of excellent conceptualization in general.

@Eternalised

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheIntrovertedThinker You're welcome! Sounds great :)

@samdavies2544

3 жыл бұрын

The world hangs on a thin thread, and that is the psyche of man. 23:30

@colshell5176

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@danielm978

3 жыл бұрын

Have you read the entire collected works? :)

how lucky we are to be able to see him talking

@TripleNippleNick

4 жыл бұрын

yes!

@contrawisecontrawise7215

4 жыл бұрын

I am luckier,because I am here after indiviuation.

@stephanierising4368

4 жыл бұрын

purple hill I was totally thinking that and then saw your post.

@amanofnoreputation2164

4 жыл бұрын

Roughly speaking.

@xannyphantom8864

4 жыл бұрын

People who lived the same in time as this great man probably missed this opportunity

“If the introverted intuitive would speak what he really perceives, then practically nobody would understand him. He would be misunderstood, and so they learn to keep things to themselves, and you hardly ever hear them talking of these things.” - Carl Jung

@MiaMonique

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect statement.

@jeremyjohnson2531

3 жыл бұрын

Yep agreed. Able to speak of things that s hidden or ignored or misunderstood.

@jeremyjohnson2531

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@RichardAlsenz

3 жыл бұрын

Not exactly. I, for one, have no problem as most of his type who comment here. The followers of type theory are large in number. There is a new Audjable tape out. It is a best seller. The Market for it is I (1/4) N (1/4 )=1/16(of the population), which is not small.

@fireanduril

3 жыл бұрын

I've felt like that since childhood, so I rarely say what I think, although I'm still a fairly proficient conversationalist. I've even mentioned the gist of this in my own words to people, not been understood, so kept it to myself!

I've never seen a video of Carl Jung talking before and obviously he has a brilliant mind but I didn't expect him to also be so warm and empathetic - there's a real gentle quality underneath the intellect

@sighauser407

3 жыл бұрын

He reminds me of my german grandfather

@mack626

3 жыл бұрын

He worked really hard to develop those characteristics and it wasn’t easy for him, you also have to keep in mind that you are seeing his extroverted intuition on full display. In reality he was EXTREMELY introverted and calculating, he’s one of the most intelligent people you will ever hear/read.

@redruby8529

3 жыл бұрын

In another documentary I watched of people who knew him and were treated by him, this was really emphasized. How warm and empathetic he was.

@TheWorldTeacher

3 жыл бұрын

I've never BEFORE seen a KZread comment composed using correct grammar, so I suppose we're similar in some regards. ;)

@lynetteneville2830

3 жыл бұрын

He is a wonderful soul remember it was Yung that Bill W,went 2 2seek advise 4 alcoholics and Yung said alcoholics cannot recover without a spiritual awakening ! I believe this 2 b true

I can’t believe I’m in the presence of Carl Jung. What a time to be alive. And THREE CHEERS FOR YOU TUBE. 10/10. One of the great educators of our time. Many Thanks.

@timbob1145

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed and indeed.

@benhurn8277

3 жыл бұрын

@@timbob1145 Oh my, such delusion. This man is a quack-a believer in ghosts, seances, speaking to the dead and all manner of utter foolishness. How easy it is to fool people by giving yourself the title of "doctor". Look into the truth of his background, and the background of the field of psychology. Its not scientific, its full of self-promoting fraud.

@olivierkung

3 жыл бұрын

@@benhurn8277 You are probably of “normal” intellect.. So your opinion is useless, you lack the ability to think for yourself. This world is created around people like you, around 80% of humanity are like you.. I view you as low intellectuals! You think that if you have a degree you are intelligent, while that is just book smart.. That is the same as easily manipulated! You will probably not grow in your spirituality in this lifetime and then your soul will be forced to roam the shadow realm until it has evolved enough to get a body again. Probably a few lifetimes!

@benhurn8277

3 жыл бұрын

@@olivierkung Well, gee-doesn't this "doctor" Jung have a degree? You seem to admire him pretty much. And you have it reversed: 80% of the world follow people who call themselves "doctors" or "scientists", like you worship this Jung because he has a degree and calls himself a doctor. YOU are part of the 80%-I don't believe in any of these so-called "educated" people with fake titles, who went to institutions that train you to manipulate the masses by pretending they know how to figure you out, LOL!

@olivierkung

3 жыл бұрын

@@benhurn8277 Well the thing I like about him is that he used his own brain in trying to figure out how the brain works. For me it is kind of obvious that he at least had a “diagnose” in the way ho spoke. “Higher” education today is created for that 80% and all under or over intelligent will have a real hard time succeeding! I know todays system is fucked up, it’s a global problem! But I think we live in the right time, I think that more and more people are realising that we need to take back the power and change the system to be beneficial for all and not just a few! Today to become a philosopher you need a degree an philosophy and you get that by studying philosophy’s history, historical philosophers and their philosophy’s... You don’t need a philosophical mind at all... Same with many other things that you really just need mental capacity for.. But there is a reason why the most intelligent fail school, it was not created for us but against us. If a majority of the most intelligent “fail” in life they will never oppose the rulers! And that 80% are just easily manipulated sheep who think they know feelings and are intelligent..

How wonderful it is to watch an interview where the interviewer cares more about listening to the answers he gets rather than the sound of his own voice. Thank you for uploading!

@BlackWolf6420

4 жыл бұрын

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@timothyonucki1860

3 жыл бұрын

So true... This invites Real Selfs Sharing s

@Vingul

3 жыл бұрын

I remember this interview as being frustrating precisely because of the interviewer. Will watch it again.

@valg8245

3 жыл бұрын

He keeps saying "yeah, yeah" so it's a bit ironic that you say that.

@DeltaCain13

3 жыл бұрын

@@valg8245 These are active listening techniques, you might find them annoying, but they're a verbal indicator that the interviewer is listening instead of anything else.

The fact that I'm one of the very few 10k people watching this video makes me feel privileged.

@tomatenpaprika6323

4 жыл бұрын

one should read his works in original - german- it feels like getting hammered from in and outside

@JessicaFredrick141727

4 жыл бұрын

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@JessicaFredrick141727

4 жыл бұрын

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@tomatenpaprika6323

4 жыл бұрын

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@SP-ny1fk

3 жыл бұрын

You are, and we are.

Carl Gustav Jung was one of the most influential thinkers in all history.

@TheIntrovertedThinker

4 жыл бұрын

Definately.

@markedwards1900

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing man

@dianablackman4528

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Freud was a pioneer but only scratched the surface(and was neurotically obsessed with sex) whereas Jung dug into the depths of human consciousness. He far surpassed Freud and is now being recognized properly as the genius he was.

@Donutello712

3 жыл бұрын

@spiro you're too dark to talk here

@kieronsimpson777

3 жыл бұрын

@spiro please explain?

I love how he says that the classification of individuals means nothing at all.... It is merely a way of expressing concepts or tendencies of a person's character in certain situations and within certain contexts. That should be remembered by people in a great many areas.

@falcodarkzz

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed, hilarious how the myers briggs types have blown up and been misused. An interesting reflection of the narcissistic state of the modern west, where self definition is everything. The actual individuality and fluidity of the types is ignored by popular culture, only the most distinct and obvious things extracted to give a persona more contents.

@matthewkopp2391

10 ай бұрын

In Jung‘s personality type book he wrote that the types he illustrated were exaggerated to illustrate the point that human beings have these functions. So he used extreme one-sided stereotypes to illustrate his point. I think it is helpful to know one’s dominant functions, but his point was to discover the „inferior functions“ the functions that you have not developed and to give a clue to biased attitudes and shadow projections.

"The world hangs on a thin thread, and that is the Psych of a man" -C.G.Jung

Here in 2024, hands down one of the most important interviews in my life 🌎 what a great mind.

We should be so grateful that this is online.

As a neuropsychologist I've always looked up to Jung. This video revived and enhanced my admiration realising that his insights should be taught at school and shared with all the population. Mankind needs it more than ever. If you are a psychiatrist, philosopher or psychologist, please spread his insights through talks in a accessible way to people.

@bluesky-rb8fn

Жыл бұрын

I agree, what are we taught ?? Pretty much nothing the little I know I taught myself!! Even the subject of perception ( even esp) I call it a knowing that is very, very taboo I believe many who have it developed depression and maybe other disorders!! Just one example! 💕

@dacovaz

Жыл бұрын

@@bluesky-rb8fn One should think for him/herself in stead of duplicating beliefs. This is the message of all great people like Krishnamurti, Alan Watts, Tolle, Gurdjieff Armenian philosopher

@bluesky-rb8fn

Жыл бұрын

@@dacovaz I believe that! My mother taught me that very young, I came from a very rich family who happened to be very poor, 12 kids in all my father started having heart attacks very young, around the kitchen table we could talk about any subject , and boy could we all talk what a wonderful way to be raised! Communication so important and to have the feeling your opinion is valued! I had some well to do friends I don’t remember seeing a book, never heard conversation, as I grew up I thought how sad . What a POOR way to be raised, they had better THINGS however I had something money could not buy, to feel valued and loved is key!! And yes my mother was an empath, somehow passed down to a few of us, it has served us well!! She would have been labeled a nut by most, we were blessed to have her. Soar with the angels Carl Jung

@fredatlas4396

Жыл бұрын

@@dacovaz apparently the Buddha said pretty much the same, don't believe what anyone tells you even me , look, investigate for yourself and only when you see what is right its OK to believe. But of course Buddhism does advocate training your mind, cultivating certain qualities like mindfulness so you can see the truth, reality thru direct experience

@4ndrom3da33

11 ай бұрын

This was a profoundly moving watch for me. Although I knew who he was I never researched him. Had I Seen this in my formative years my life would be a lot different. In saying that I plan to use the knowledge gained to further my studies so that in time me and my shadow will be able to dance together in a harmonious synchronization whenever we hear the songs of our patients. I am not formally trained but have 100% certainty that for the rest of my time here i will be able to help those that are in need. " The only thing that really helps is self knowledge and the change of mental moral knowledge brings it out, there are only a few people minded to take such an apparently thankfulness task upon themselves for the good of their fellow men " - C.G. JUNG Jung, letters Vol II 🤓

His collective works has changed my life profoundly. Let me tell you his work isn't to be underestimated yet it often is.

@ayisha782

3 жыл бұрын

where do you recommend starting with his works?

@cosmiccomedy7394

3 жыл бұрын

@@ayisha782 man and his symbols was a great starter for me.

@ayisha782

3 жыл бұрын

@@cosmiccomedy7394 thank you !

@cosmiccomedy7394

3 жыл бұрын

@@ayisha782 no problem. It was actually the last book he wrote before he died and from what I understand he tried to simplify it somewhat so people could better understand his ideas and concepts. And from there you can basically dive in anywhere. I highly suggest aion as well. Cheers.

@ayisha782

3 жыл бұрын

@@cosmiccomedy7394 oh that is exactly what I need then. I am about to get started on man and his symbols, really looking forward to it. Would you want to stay in touch on some form of social media? It would be nice to be able to talk to someone about his ideas as I am moving through his works.

For me Jung is the great grandpa archetype. Love him!

@vibratoryuniverse308

3 жыл бұрын

Wise Old Man

@tomsmith2361

3 жыл бұрын

Lol🙂

@TheClassicWorld

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, pretty sure that 'great grandpa' isn't an archetype. 'Wise Old Man' is, though.

@toscazraikat4924

2 жыл бұрын

Wise old grandpa, I think. (:

Love this man. He's like the witty wise grandfather you never had.

@hoppes9658

9 ай бұрын

Looks like Bernie sanders.

@DontGoToHell

9 ай бұрын

Don't wait to believe in Lord Jesus, we don't know when God takes us away and the opportunity for grace can become lost forever! It is only through faith in Jesus Christ and repentance that we can enter those Pearly Gates. (John 14:6, Acts 4:12)

Yes. yes... yes.... yes. yes. yes.... yes.

@ameenthedream406

25 күн бұрын

thank you! I thought I was the only one lol

@erh3196

17 күн бұрын

He's literally still doing it and I'm an hour and 1/2 in the video

I feel im blessed to listen to this man for 3 hours

@vincentanguoni8938

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto on that

"...Because he has intuitions as to the subjective factor. Namely the *inner* world...What he sees are most uncommon things. And he doesn't like to talk of them. If he's not a fool, because he'd spoil his own game by telling what he sees. Because they won't understand it." "It's hard to get in their confidence because most will think they're crazy."

@Wiggi147

3 ай бұрын

Correct 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 I’m one I also know others too

What an absolute fucking G.

@jeremyjohnson2531

3 жыл бұрын

He's fuckin kool. The og

@N.A.M.LazyCloud

3 жыл бұрын

C.G.!

@glass746

3 жыл бұрын

While I usually don’t care for cus words, because they are distasteful in my mouth, this made me chuckle aloud to myself

@kaylacarpenter272

3 жыл бұрын

@@glass746 What a little Sophist.

@vincentanguoni8938

2 жыл бұрын

Ya.. But he had a pipe fetish!!

3-hour interview with jung. for me, this is bliss. the self-effacing interviewer is perfect for this role

There are no videos of Dr. Freud talking. It's really great to hear a person of Dr. Carl Jung's stature speak. Thank you technology.

@elasagart9876

4 жыл бұрын

Yes there is.

@bostonseeker

3 жыл бұрын

There are some films with Freud, including a few talkies from the 1930s. But nothing like this, extended for hours. Film with sound got much cheaper, easier, and more common after the war.

@angiesizzlepants

7 ай бұрын

I've never seen video of Freud but have heard audio. Much more high pitched than expected.

Finally Jung hipnotized him. -"you see, you see?" -"I see I see I see, yes yes, I see I see"

Ah, it`s so sad that sometimes I have trouble understanding a few words he says, but man, its... so amazing, he was a fascinating man. The more I read about his ideas the more I understand myself and the better I become in understanding my own... mysteries so to speak, each and everyone of us are such incredible beings with such a wealth of experiences and untapped knowledge and potential. Its like if we look inwards we could be lost with so much richness.

@prisonerohope6970

Жыл бұрын

You ARE an island. Don't leave them all alone.

- Do you now believe in God? - Difficult to answer. I don't need to believe. i needn't-I dont need to believe. I know.. The intonation and the general way in his voice when the question is answered was Beautiful. obviously for ignorant people (mostly logical positivists) who do not understand what he means by "God", and more specifically, do not understand that the concept of such a thing is wildly varying among cultures and people. to them this might seem stupid. but most importantly -- people who deny "God" do not understand the importance of psychologically diving into, and investigating what such a thing might mean for us humans. instead they sadly abruptly end at the silly image of some actual semi-physical angry dude in the sky.

@bigchungus7327

Ай бұрын

beautifully put

@Sebastian_S_Azar

Ай бұрын

@@bigchungus7327 Thanks for the kind words. Did not even remember i wrote that comment, so baking a cake and reading a compliment made me soft. Have a nice evening/night/morning, whatever your timezone

Never remove this from KZread. This interview, in its entirety, is incredible.

3 hours is too short when it comes to listening to Jung.

@petefarmer3514

2 жыл бұрын

I listen in 30 min intervals.....helps absorb this information from the greatest intellectual thinker of our time. This will be my fourth time watching this video. Thank you for sharing. This is PHENOMENAL!!!

THIS IS PURE GOLD 💛

Someone needs to remaster this.

@desertflower27

3 жыл бұрын

I just wanted to write the same comment. I cannot believe that in this modern world, there is nobody to cut that background noise from this masterpiece!

@bostonseeker

3 жыл бұрын

I think there are some digitized DVDs out there that repackage interviews with Jung.

@nibzmusic

3 жыл бұрын

I can do it. Where would upload it after?

@flamebows5814

3 жыл бұрын

@@nibzmusic your own channel or create a channel (:

@yourdad587

2 жыл бұрын

@@nibzmusic I have a request if you’re still up for removing background noise…

I didn't realize that Jung had a real life film. I thought he was this larger than life legend from past. I studied his ideas and theories in college and it seemed more like fantastical art. We are privileged to see him in life.

@user-ns3vi4xs5x

3 жыл бұрын

you sound really stupid do you know that?

@leonaltmark2852

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-ns3vi4xs5x I heard things, I heard things, I heard some things. Bob with Marty. Magnus Hirschfeld, German, Jewish pioneer sexologist--unsung brilliant mind. I'll challenge you to push ups. There is reason why medical profession is combination of arts and science. Jean-Michel Basquiat vs Marry Cassatt, it's matter of taste. Truth in science is proven if it's replicated in another lab.

I have no words to truly express my gratitude. So I will just say this Thank you, from the very core of my true self.

I love that even how well educated he was, how cultured, he din't try to hide the animal inside.

@mingonmongo1

3 жыл бұрын

Good point, and yet such an important part of ourselves which we've completely lost sight of, even to the point of De Nile, in this our hi-tech, 'rational' age.... aka, 'Elites', Identity Politics, the Silent Majority, Conspiracies, Tribalism... _MAGA!_ _“The individual’s feeling of weakness, indeed of non-exist­ence, is compensated by the eruption of hitherto unknown desires for power. It is the revolt of the powerless, the insatiable greed of the 'have-nots.'”_ - Carl Jung, The Fight with the Shadow

@vibratoryuniverse308

3 жыл бұрын

That’s one of the signs of great genius in general; Nietzsche, Shakespeare, Kubrick, Jung

I cant get enough of this type of information.

Thanks for digitalizing and publishing.

Thank you for sharing and making it available.

THANK YOU for uploading this!

This is gold! Thanks for sharing it!

I once was a patient in the psychiatrie he worked in. I was miserable and a lost soul. After some time I red Jung and his teachings it led me to individuation of my personality. I'm still struggling with myself but now I have a understanding of myself and I know that the understanding of the own soul is sacred

@DontGoToHell

9 ай бұрын

Don't wait to believe in Lord Jesus, we don't know when God takes us away and the opportunity for grace can become lost forever! It is only through faith in Jesus Christ and repentance that we can enter those Pearly Gates. (John 14:6, Acts 4:12)

@timothyacademy1372

5 ай бұрын

So if your still struggling with yourself, I conclude that you are still lost within your self individuation. Like a dog chasing its tail. You have a sad reality.

@jolenaddy

5 ай бұрын

lol “I conclude” nobody asked

@timothyacademy1372

5 ай бұрын

@@jolenaddy nonetheless you are still blind. Sad.

@ex8f225

5 ай бұрын

Think larger. Love more.​@@timothyacademy1372

So glad I found this channel. Thank you!

In my 20s I didn't think much of Jung. When I turned 40, I realised he is awesome. Thank you for uploading this amazing interview.

@69erthx1138

Жыл бұрын

The sentiment toward natural philosophy and much less adherence to strict rationality as one advances in years is really amazing. In my 20's, I too said this psycho babble nonsense. But in my 50's I'm figuring out why I asked, "big WHY questions," throughout the course of my life.

@paulvoorhies8821

11 ай бұрын

Jung would argue that you wouldn’t have been developed enough to truly understand and process these concepts until you were 40 anyway.

The way he speaks is very different from the voice in my head i read his books with. It will be very interesting to reread some of his works now that I know his style of speaking and thinking. It's like reading the same text message but with a different tone of voice

@TheIntrovertedThinker

3 жыл бұрын

More context :)

@nora_8080

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheIntrovertedThinker hmmm... have you ever only texted with someone and then finally met them in person? If you have then I don't have to guess that they will have surprised you because you would have had another image of them. Meeting them and talking with them would have felt like meeting a different, totally new person. But after talking with that person live, when you text again the texts will sound different as you read them. I don't know how else to explain it.

@TheIntrovertedThinker

3 жыл бұрын

@@nora_8080 Yes i have, several times :)

@robbydyer4500

3 жыл бұрын

He sounds less . . . freaky

@timesn7774

3 жыл бұрын

@@nora_8080 u should read the book “The Voices Within” it talks about inner voice on so many levels and talks about what you’re saying ofc

This is a real treasure! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the captions! A priceless interview.

Thank you for posting this 🙏

I love how Jung has that Dennis the menace hair sticking up

@h.m.7218

3 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha... Great comment !

@frodoggbooboo

3 ай бұрын

He did not have a hairdresser grooming him with gel or hairspray before the interview like the newscasters.

I may have seen this before. Wouldn't miss this if this was a third time. Very blessed to see him speak.

Thank you for posting this.

These videos are gold. Thanks for uploading. Carl Gustav Jung was one of the deepest thinkers and explorers of the psyche in history.

@cherifaly6757

4 жыл бұрын

One of the deepest?..lol.. He was the only deep thinker of the psyche, the history ever known!

@cherifaly6757

4 жыл бұрын

@Liban Suleiman I know alot about Nietzche, he was not a "psyche" thinker for sure, he just had some general concepts in psychology that's all..

@tomatenpaprika6323

4 жыл бұрын

@@cherifaly6757 correct

This was really awesome, thank you for the upload.

Thank you for sharing this wisdom.

Thank you so much for this channel.

Helping make sense of life in difficult times. Thanks for posting.

3 hour interview with a Psychological heavyweight in his 80’s, Jung was a beast, I believe he worked up until his death. He has such a great voice and manner of speaking too, no evidence of any pretension!

@Zerenko

3 жыл бұрын

"do you believe in god?" "no, i know." sounds cringe-worthy and pretentious to me

@Zerenko

3 жыл бұрын

@@97alexk there are many things i don't find cringe worthy. gnostic theism isn't one of them

@jutrv243

3 жыл бұрын

@@Zerenko You should read Aion if you want to understand what he meant by "I know"

@red-baitingswine8816

3 жыл бұрын

@@Zerenko I'm an atheist and I don't see it as important. I think Jung believed in a collective unconscious. The idea of consciousness separate from physical beings - a separate spirit world (which I don't believe in) - apparently always pervaded all his work. I think he was also Platonic in that he believed that his archetypes actually had some independent existence of their own, whereas imo, to the extent they exist, they are cultural phenomena. Maybe you're an atheist fundamentalist?

@Zerenko

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-hp8rf4ze5k What does this have to do with whether god exists?

Greatest podcast of all time ♡

how fortunate to be able to see him talking - a fragment in time of a significant human! thxu for the upload!

This is such an amazing gem 💎 so glad this was captured with such clarity and many thanks for sharing this 🙏🏽

OMG. I can't believe i found this! What a privilage to watch this man talking. Thank you so much.

this guy would dominate the podcast space if he where alive today

Beyond grateful for this .

Thank you for posting. The other various versions of this interview I’ve seen were much shorter and scattered than this particular compilation. Much appreciated. 👏🙌

Amazing this man .. thank you so much for sharing this video 🙏🏻

We should be so grateful that we have the honor the hear one if not the best thinker in Psychology. I am so thankful for these 3 hours with the best.

Incredibly fascinating and compelling. I love hearing Professor Jung speak so fluently and naturally connecting his various ideas and explaining them. It's just wonderful to have this. What a gift to posterity.

Great interview.. So much useful information and it is understandable! Genius interviewed by a great host.

Thank you so much for posting... You have done a great service to humanity.

Such a great man C.G Jung connects the personality like lego. Humanity is so blessed to have him. Thank you for sharing

Thank you for such a great blessing to us, you made my heart and my soul full of hope and light again! May his memory be eternal 🙏

Thank you for this!

Woow ! I am very luckyl and grateful to have found this video with the lucid explanation by Jung of his concepts. This a real treasury. Thanks for posting it!!!

Hands down... this is us...humans, civilization at our best... we can have three lectures(Ih per lecture) from Prof. Young. And to know from the content of the comments here, that there are so many who appreciate the journey that THIS Kind Man is taking us. /salute

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Thank you for sharing this!

I'll be watching this more than once to absorb more from this wonderful series of interviews . I was thrilled to find it and see the great man talking directly . interesting little ( very little ) synchronicity , I stopped listening for a little while and took my grandson into the garden to admire the acorns that littered the lawn , one had a little root and we talked about how amazing that it knew how to become a majestic great tree . When I carried on listening afterwards Jung immediately went on to talk about acorns and oaks and compared them to man growing from an egg. Small things .......

I'm gonna watch this so many times

I love this guy so much. Thank you! It seems like you improved the audio, compared to other recordings of this.

feeling very lucky to have this brilliant man on video

Dropped so many gems man! Not a minute was wasted.

I have “Matters of the Heart” tape of Jung and it truly is a gift to see him speak live. He often talked about having couples take back their projections. He often found when these were removed the couples had little in common. Fascinating to think the Collective Unconscious is autonomous...

I loved Carl Jung way before I saw this video just now and I have to say, He explains better than he writes and thats saying something. One of the best.

Such an enormous privilege to see Dr Jung speaking. I studied him at university & found his writings & philosophy profound. Thrilling to see him like this!

This man was such a clear thinker, brilliant mind

Thank you for this. I thought he was a remarkable man, having watched this that was an understatement

Thank you for sharing this interview.

“When a man has such a fantasy another man may lose his life”

This is pure gold. Thank you for this

A brilliant mind and great intelligence men.

It’s incredible to hear him discuss his ideas

This interview is a great introduction to Jung, thanks for uploading!

Hatte ihn mir jünger vorgestellt. Trotzdem ein großartiges Video. Danke dafür!

One of the greatest interviews available. So informative.. Ain't we lucky!

One of the best videos available in history. Thanks a lot

What a privilege Maestro hearing and seeing you as if your books I have experienced are getting a different real shape. How much I would give to meet you personally.

Great. Interviewers should learn how to conduct one from here. The sheer breadth of Jung’s knowledge is impressive. A man who is whole. One can tell he has blossomed into a complete human. One can smell no racism,sexism,nationalism etc etc....all the things that keep us small and divided. A truly global,complete man. How beautiful. Very fortunate to have come across this.

I have watched this many times already, and still derive new insights from it. Jung is, I believe , the pearl of great price for humankind and a ceaseless source of wisdom. He also comes across as a really likeable, down to earth human being, someone I could talk to over several cups of tea.

Thank you, your work is always relevant.

His energetic passionate depth is unparalleled as far as anyone I've yet to see in a prolonged interview like this.

It’s almost unbelievable to see and hear Dr Jung. It’s been over 25 years since I have read his work. I received so much from Dreams ……. Reflections from Jung and just his fundamental theory of the collective unconscious

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My favourite person, such a profound thinker and wise man.

Carl Jung, a Mystic. Indeed. So loved. Thank you. Forever indebted I am to you. ❤️

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