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@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

You haven't quite got the understanding correct. The wounded healer fits in with the Hero's Journey too. What you've missed is the healer returns from spiritual transcendent experience, shown with Christ, prior to crucifixion, he had already died to the seperate self, the story of Jesus is of an ancient desert priest, proven with the 40 nights in the desert alone, severe fasting and meditating. It's why Himalayan Monks suffer so much to Realise all alone in the mountains, fasting and meditating for years Extreme suffering leads to surrender, surrender leads to self-transcendent mystical union at-one-ment in Heaven and in that liberating rapture is realised the absolute cure, 'elixir' for humanities dis-ease, the dis-ease causing suffering, is yes self-conscious fearful awareness and is overcome in transcendence to realise being purely lovingly unself-centred again, released from the mind-body complex association, liberated from the associated psycho-soma, to know the absolute ecstatic joy of the eternal present moment again, again because it's 'like a child perceives' but the difference in pure awareness returned is the conscious understanding of it and so an eternity of unconditionally loving understanding with it 🌞💖👼👁️

@gudmunduragustsson5872

Жыл бұрын

I have a strange feeling that you're going to like the film Prisoners. - Watch the film analysis 'Prisoners: Symbolism Done Right," - and thank you for the video.

@jg11x11

Жыл бұрын

If you haven't checked out Hercules the animated series on Disney I'd highly suggest to. Joseph Campbell would be very happy with the show I do believe

@scarlettestanley3391

Жыл бұрын

I've been there...and found my Twilight teasures in the pitch of Midnight... You only find them if you wait, because they are of the phosphorescent spectrum... And now I want to share those treasures with everyone I see... 🌫🌬🌪🌈🔮

@energeticremedies

Жыл бұрын

This was fascinating, profound knowledge

"Pain and suffering are a kind of currency passed from hand to hand until they reach someone who receives them but does not pass them on.” - Simone Weil

@D07770

Жыл бұрын

@orion7424 💜

@nicogregorits1593

Жыл бұрын

I love her

@stioces

Жыл бұрын

sounds like karma

@TheAngiepangie424

Жыл бұрын

Eastern Wisdom to strive toward.

@tanyaerickson612

Жыл бұрын

So true sadly I thank mother earth and the Goddess for not passing on my trauma at one point it coulda been an easy thing to do but I made sure not to be put in those situations again I forgive everyone cuz everyone is suffering something!

“The shaman is not merely a sick man, or a madman; he is a sick man who has healed himself.”- Terence McKenna

@glachloser

Жыл бұрын

Damn

@lilithsrainb23lionsrloose19

Жыл бұрын

Amen 🙏 like a caterpillar lol I have food you do not no of and then healing yourself from that which is forbidden merry Christmas

@evilovesperry

Жыл бұрын

So he's still a madman

@lilithsrainb23lionsrloose19

Жыл бұрын

@@evilovesperry ain't the greatest people slightly mad merry Christmas

@Aryhada

Жыл бұрын

Soo if I heal myself through food and good thoughts I can call myself a shaman.🙂

Only in my pain, did I find my will. Only in my chaos, did I learn to be still. Only in my fear, did I find my might. Only in my darkness, did I see my light. -~ Unknown

@hunterbiden4975

Жыл бұрын

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@project-unifiedfreepeoples

Жыл бұрын

I believe the author of this beautiful poetic truth, is none other than, Time.

@myouounoanjii

Жыл бұрын

That's pretty damn good, man.

@user-kf7wl1pq9n

Жыл бұрын

Gay

@project-unifiedfreepeoples

Жыл бұрын

@@user-kf7wl1pq9n wow, your level of sophistication is truly amazing. Be careful out this Christmas its supposed to rain. I have stepped in mud puddles deeper than your ambitions.

''The secret of healing is inside the wound which contains the medicine. True health comes from acceptance of our wounds.''

@toccararobinson1807

Жыл бұрын

💚💚

@kimlarso

9 ай бұрын

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@user-wj9bl5eu9o

2 ай бұрын

A little AA ,NA

@IisLasagna

Ай бұрын

I don't think you should accept your wounds and let them get infected... /j

To any young people who are suffering mentally because they are running away from a painful truth in their minds...let me tell you, you can never run away/hide from your own psyche...Face your fears head on and then move on with your life as u never will until you do.

@RaZziaN1

Жыл бұрын

The thing is "you just can't face your fears", it not doing once and all problems resolved. You just keep facing fears once and once again and it will never become easier. Fears will never disappear, just different fear will replace old one.

@timwhitworth71

Жыл бұрын

Yes but there are more noble fears and less noble fears. Or it would be more accurate for me to say our fears become more noble as we continue the practice of facing our fears. Such as the fear of not having enough for myself, replaced by the more noble fear that I did not share as much as I could have

@timwhitworth71

Жыл бұрын

@@RaZziaN1 and I think we can become more experienced at facing fears the question is will this give us the courage to face more difficult fears and maybe they will be just a difficult as all previous fears or maybe we will also have more good feelings in our reserve gained from working on previous fears in the correct way. Then maybe even greater fears will be easier in some matter when we know we have more gotten closer to whatever our greater purpose might be

@BornGam3r

Жыл бұрын

@@RaZziaN1 Facing your fears will make you more resilient and ready to face new fears.

@joshlorusso3751

Жыл бұрын

yes but once u figure this out u then have to figure out how to face your fears

Pain is an elixir and we’re alchemists. This is profound.

@bellakrinkle9381

Жыл бұрын

@@SmithsCrhronicles that was Never my experience. Calmness only evolved after resolution. It's taken 50 years to find peace.

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Жыл бұрын

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@Evilmindy12

Жыл бұрын

It really is, my next project is to understand how the zodiac and philosophy are related. This is all so fascinating.

@michaelpacinus242

Жыл бұрын

*Pain is my bitch*

@enamored1

Жыл бұрын

Yesss

Learning about this is one thing, doing it is another. It can be painful, but in tending those old wounds I have found my power. I used to be called too soft, too effeminate. I have the body of a warrior, and the mind of a scholar, but the heart of a gardener. I am loathe to see the ugliness and suffering in the world, but that is where I must go, for that is where gardens are most needed. God bless all who are in the process of finding themselves.

@MrSheepwoman

Жыл бұрын

I love what you say about going to the dark and suffering places because that is where gardens are most needed. If I dare say so I am on a similar journey. I fell from what seemed like grace from an apparently perfect spiritual community and ended up locked up in a nasty place for two years. Having gone through it I am now starting to garden in a deprived part of town where people desperately need good affordable food. I think that teaching children and young people how to grow their own food is essential. If each of us could just grow a little food it would make a vast difference, in my humble opinion.

@NorthernGreenEyes

Жыл бұрын

Wow.. that's the most beautiful comment I've read because it describes myself. Sometimes I curse at myself for having such a tender heart and I've often prayed for Christ to toughen me up! Ah, but then we wouldn't be...us! I hope you're embracing that wonderful scholarly, and effeminate gardener within! ;) ❤️✨🙏 Much love and blessings to you.

@jaydevandenberg6477

8 ай бұрын

I feel you sister/brother. 🖤 may Mother Earth and the Universe be kind to you on your journey. We carry a dual edged sword but.. I wouldn’t carry any other. Soft hearted warriors are needed. I firmly believe there is much more power in kindness. Because it’s harder to be and attain.

@RPchosen111

6 ай бұрын

I am right there with you guys. Let's build a team?

@Elsie144k

3 ай бұрын

Beautiful ❤

"They tell us in the darkness there be monsters. But it isn't true. In the dark there is discovery, there is possibility, there is freedom." If you're going through a rough patch just know that this isn't the end, it's an opportunity to find yourself, to learn from your mistakes and most importantly an opportunity to grow.

@MrSheepwoman

Жыл бұрын

To grow up!

@yourstrength1314

Жыл бұрын

Real

@JimTheDruid-db3ok

Жыл бұрын

Love this. A maxim of mine is to walk towards that which scares you.

@genyoutube3828

Жыл бұрын

Ye the monsters are standing tall in front of us. They govern us , royal monsters

@feelinfroggy1733

Жыл бұрын

I agree 💯

As a physician myself enduring a severe depression I can tell that your video made a profound effect on my wellbeing. thank you and God may bless you.

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Жыл бұрын

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@hunterbiden4975

Жыл бұрын

john d rockefeller founded the field of modern medicine in 1913. imo mental health disorders were created by secret societies to manipulate and disempower people, everyone has their ups and downs or trials to overcome, thats just a part of the human experience. You decide how you think, feel and act not some mental health disorder that youve been diagnosed and labelled with. Your life will get better and the negatives will only make the positives that much better, namaste.

@brother_chase

Жыл бұрын

You are not alone same here, I understand the process which didn't make it easier funny enough infinite love and blessings let the focus be the energetic expansion of that which you are unto All creation

@missfoxglove8989

Жыл бұрын

You're still human. You too need to be cared for and given time to heal and to recover, it does get better. 💚

@michaelpacinus242

Жыл бұрын

As a physician myse- shut up

Now I understand why I constantly want to help and fix people even though I myself am a walking disaster.

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

Simply you don't want to see others hurt? You feel that, from your own knowledge and moments when life put you down, even without lemons sometimes, you can help others avoid your mistakes? Yes, most of what we say to others is addressed to ourselves actually. Listening is all that most people need and it's a great way to heal. Being present is the gift you're making towards yourself and helping others should give you feelings of peace and gratitude. You are great, take care.

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

If life gave me lemons every time I got hurt badly, I think I could have a lemonade stand as a decent business.

@itsdeadshot2501

Жыл бұрын

@@oanaalexia you can see you situation as gold or dirt, you decide what you see and this will manifest what itll become.Try it

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

@@itsdeadshot2501 how do you think I survived so far? I got my share but I'm proud to still be around.

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

@@itsdeadshot2501 The lemon part was a joke.

Lots of healers did not heal themselves first, before they try to heal others, resulting in ego tripping or trying to heal themselves through helping others. So genuine (healing) is the magical word. If you want to heal others...you first have to heal yourself ❤️🙏

@earlbifron2869

Жыл бұрын

Right

@toccararobinson1807

Жыл бұрын

💚💚

@GeorgeousGeorgeousGeorge

10 ай бұрын

Believe Edgar Cayce said something similar. Regarding why he had to sleep to do his readings, and why he was supposed to only do a few readings daily, the story goes that in his past life, he used his gift in a dishonorable way, and as punishment EC had these limits placed on him in his lifetime.

@bloom4385

6 ай бұрын

but have you ever met someone who is completely healed?

@tinaelliott7073

6 ай бұрын

@@bloom4385Truth. It is about balance in true healing and wisdom. The human experience entails the constant evolution of learning until the end. No one is perfectly ‘healed’ until we are done on this Earth.

I grew up with my grandma who had a heart condition. Because I loved her so much I dedicated my life to become a doctor, a healer who could heal her ailments. On the day I got accepted to med school, I so happily shared the news with her. The next day, she died at the hospital. She had herself checked up, her doctor injected medication which she had an adverse reaction to and she died of anaphylactic shock. I was holding her hands while the doctors and nurses scrambled to save her. I quit Medicine as I was too broken. I am a wounded healer. Thank you ever so much for sharing this video. It made a profound impact and gave me so much to think about.

@WillardHewing

Жыл бұрын

😢😢

@tamispock3617

Жыл бұрын

I am a nurse who has lost faith in modern medicine. I believe in healing with energy and nature, and eating healthier.

@lawyerreactsnotthemoon85

Жыл бұрын

She was gonna die eventually. You studied and worked so hard, and gained skills that could help you save and help many other people. Don't give up, maybe it was meant to happen because you were meant for that path, and she would want you to do a lot of good and make the most of your skills and talent. You could help a lot if it's you or destiny. Obviously grieve how you need to. But don't completely close the door to opportunities, or stop your life as it might only hurt you and make you feel more down. Do what makes you happy and helps you heal a bit. But Things change in life, and death is a natural process, everyone has their time, and everyone has to die eventually. I'm sure she's proud of you, amazed at how hard you worked to help others, and Loves you. ♥️💟 and is watching over you. Encouraging you to live your life and do what's best for you. ❤️💛✨

@Ricca_Day

Жыл бұрын

I’m so sorry about your circumstances. I’ve been a physician for over thirty years and my mother was mishandled by her cardiologist. She died 3 months later after tremendous suffering. I’m sorry you decided to withdraw from med school, but thankful that you still have an opportunity to be a healer, should you so choose. It doesn’t have to be through such traditional means as a western medical degree. Our System is quite full of itself right now and frankly.. quite broken. But being a healer is about helping others through their suffering, healing whenever possible and bringing others into a more healthful outlook. I bet you are already doing that somehow, but if not, consider the possibilities.. or not 🤷‍♀️, just choose for yourself, and let go of any regrets about your choices, if you are at peace with them. Blessings.

@cebukitty

Жыл бұрын

@@Ricca_Day : Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with me. I've since then shifted to law and been practicing as a lawyer for almost 20 years now. At first I took up law because I wanted to use my medical knowledge to help prosecute malpracticing doctors and help attain justice for my grandmother. In the beginning of my practice I have assisted in prosecuting medical malpractice cases. But I have since then learned to let go of my biases and grudges. Like you, I have come to realize that the system is broken. In my country, so many of those in the medical profession are overworked, underpaid, and their hard work and sacrifice unappreciated. I have successfuly helped defend medical professionals facing baseless malpactice suits as my medical knowledge gives me an advantage few lawyers possess. I have much respect for those in the medical profession. Yours is a noble quest, to heal and ease human suffering. I thank you and other medical professionaals for your noble service and sacrifice especially during the pandemic.

"the wound, is where the light comes in" -Rumi "Pain is the currency by which wisdom is purchased" unknown

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

Truth

@bellakrinkle9381

Жыл бұрын

True

@phoenixrisin2269

Жыл бұрын

It’s also where it goes out.

@katrinatilley1427

Жыл бұрын

"There is a crack A crack In everything That's how the light gets in..."

@genyoutube3828

Жыл бұрын

Very true

The man who has been through Hell. He heals others by showing that he has been there and returned. He is wise for he hasn't returned empty handed, as many never escape Hell. He returns with a message. This is his medicine.

The most scary thing to face is not death, is your true self. Because your true self covered by yourself with all of these social conditions, family influences. You will feel that out of the world pain when you facing yourself knowing that you never were what you really are.

I have to say I'm loving the vibe in here. I feel as though I have found my tribe. Philosophical, intelligent, beings who can have deep discussions of the trials in life.

@zerotoanime3953

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same

@aadilrahman98

5 ай бұрын

🤝🤝

@deluded2630

5 ай бұрын

our own modern day, online agora :)

@rue8847

3 ай бұрын

🎉 👋 👋 hi buddy

@nainicholls3784

13 күн бұрын

I feel you

“No one can Give, What they Don’t Have.”

@bellakrinkle9381

Жыл бұрын

No one can love without loving themself.

@seangrayson541

Жыл бұрын

@@bellakrinkle9381 💯% 👍

@thegreatestfallout1794

Ай бұрын

​@@bellakrinkle9381And you can never know love without being shown what it is. Remember to spread it, no matter how small.

"He who tracks his shadow's path and sees it for what it is, sees the path that creates shadows in others."- Wesley Lloyd

@robertrayborn2766

5 ай бұрын

Truly eye opening

In the eye of the Storm, I saw tranquility. In the movement of water, I found clear reflection. In the quiet of loneliness, I found loud answers. In the biggest mistakes, I learnt the most. In the scariest moments, I found courage. In the face of death, I found life. And in my wounds, I found a gem to share with others.

@IAYsOM

8 ай бұрын

🔥

This strikes a chord with me. For a long time, due to PTSD from abuse, neglect, and loss, I've gained myself a savior complex, wherein I saw myself as a martyr, forever bound to my suffering in the hopes of sparing others from the same fate as I, a Prometheus to warn his children. Unfortunately, I found myself being arrogant, trying to help those even though they didn't want to be helped, forcing my will upon them without being considerate of their own needs versus my own. Although I didn't value my own life, I tried utilizing my savior complex to justify my existence, in the hopes I could achieve happiness by helping others, but at the expense of my own. It's taken me a long time to realize that ultimately, there's only so much I can do. Now...I question...am I a wounded healer?

@volnutt1609

6 ай бұрын

You are. I believe you are. You fell into the same neurotic thing I did. My problem was the selfish broken people around me. They choose to run from themselves and place blame on me. It molded me into a person whose life was worthless, but so desperately wanted to heal others. I have come to the realization that, it's me. I have the power to forgive myself. To value me. No one will do this for me, it'd be wrong as well, as it's not really me. I have forgiven myself. 28 years of this misery has turned into something I know is good but so foreign to me. And now, I take proverbial inventory of myself. The drive in my heart, body, mind, and soul is still there. I want to help the less fortunate, because I can feel the pain that they feel. It's my nature. It's our nature.

@hawkeyenextgen7117

6 ай бұрын

Thank you my friend. If you want to, I can share more of my story with you.@@volnutt1609

@thelordsportion1273

5 ай бұрын

I would think so, because for you to come to this realization, it seems you overcame the complex. And now you realize what you were doing "wrong" makes you capable to heal and continue healing others.

@skykennedy3574

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your truth. I am no stranger to your dilemma. The rigors of the unfoldment of your curative powers (which aren't yours but God's), is soothed with the balms of knowing that all knees will bend, eventually. Sit back and witness their suffering. Be compassionate but proffer no solutions. Jesus Christ did not go around and heal people who did not ask for it. It is amazing how deep some people's bottom is! This must be hit for them to be willing to be willing. I have tried to lead the suffering, particularly my immediate family, to "the still waters" and it has only lead me to frustration and resentment. My cause had the effect on them which resulted either in their mocking criticism or their deep seated enmity. Take your pick, lol. Physician heal thyself and thy presence will be a continuous state of benediction to those who know not who we are, or what we are, or why. Let them come to you when they're willing to do whatever it takes, broken of their own self will and ego. Only the willing.

@erikpoephoofd

4 ай бұрын

​@@volnutt1609 What the hell, you're describing me...

When I was comforting a deeply wounded child, her cries of release were so deep, so profound, so powerful, they shattered a mirror of darkness shrouding a portion of my own soul's fountain. I had to hold back my own tears until I got home. After that point we shared a psychic connection and could communicate through eye contact. Her healing was not finished, but my role was complete. I hope to see her again someday.

@dpclerks09

Жыл бұрын

Do you still practice telepathy?

@nerdfighter_9500

Жыл бұрын

I hope you will see her and that she thrives

@chrisoher

Жыл бұрын

That's beautiful. Can I ask you to expand on the story in more detail?

@shelleyortega9406

Жыл бұрын

That is the most beautiful way of words.

@danyellerobinson5940

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful

He who only deals outside is weak, He who deals inside is strong. He who deals both inside and outside is Excellent. Wisdom

So encouraging to me as a therapist. Exactly my view on healing… Our wounds can never be resolved, only outgrown.

@azrael5310

11 ай бұрын

Agreed. But it contradicts the saying in this video “the shaman is not merely a sick man/ma’dam, he is a sick man who has healed.” Either way, all of this digs deep in my soul.. now sizing up on how these shoes fit me.. if at all. Love how the universe leaves these breadcrumbs for us. 🌱❤️💞

@mattschneider5205

9 ай бұрын

@@azrael5310 I don't see it as a contradiction. Could simply mean that healing arises not from resolving old wounds but outgrowing them.

@notmyself2533

3 ай бұрын

It’s good video puts too much on patient

I love how much you love Carl Jung.

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

What's not to love about him? He made sense of our own shadows, great work for us to study even decades from now. He seems to gain a lot of popularity lately.

After healing parts of my past trauma, I absolutely love this video. This world loves to break you down constantly, one can stay broken, as you are hurt more and more throughout life, living broken or you ask yourself "what did I learn through this experience" gain the wisdom and be proud of yourself. You are now stronger. Then help others when/if your able too

Macro vs Micro had success in doing a few Macro first . Allowing the mushrooms to blast you into self awareness , showing you the shadows and trauma that have been hiding under the rug . Micro dosing has helped me stay on the pulse of my shadow work , helping me remember my best self .

@Alex-ik9pd

9 ай бұрын

0:05 Microdosing makes me feel more human . I personally feel like microdosing increases my ADD for the day , but I may have to dial the dose down a little . The benefits outweigh the downsides .

@DanielJohn-xx6ep

9 ай бұрын

​@@Alex-ik9pdI've talked to people who micro and macrodose to help with a TBIs . I'm told that it's easier to find words when talking , and it helps improve short term memory . I've also heard of it helping with hearing , where people who could no longer hear birds could hear them again .

@ThomasDaniel-kw4je

9 ай бұрын

0:06 ​@@DanielJohn-xx6epWhat's the difference macro and micro sounds exciting and I'll love to try where can I get them ?

@HudsonJay

9 ай бұрын

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@RobertDavid-fn3qo

9 ай бұрын

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No one likes pain. No one likes to hurt. But pain is necessary without pain we would never know something was wrong and needed to be healed. Great video ~ Thank you

It's truly remarkable how you create one gem after the other. I'm deeply grateful for your content.

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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Жыл бұрын

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10 ай бұрын

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So we leave heaven to go to hell to learn to go back to heaven with knew ideas,beautiful

Suffering is your key. May we all open the locks.

"The wound is the place where the Light enters you." -Rumi "The cure for the pain is within the pain." -Rumi

As someone who has myself struggled with mental health issues and who is currently headed into the field of Psychiatry as a Doctor this seems poetically perfect.

@AwesomeAndrew

Жыл бұрын

I overcame bipolar and wrote a book about it, if you are interested I would like to gift you a PDF version of it The reason is that I went through the hell of dealing with therapist's, as well intentioned as they were, but after 10nyears of drugs I became fat and far worse mentally. I walked away from all of that and cured myself. 6 years now no medications, no symptoms, lost the weight, I am a completely different and healthy version of who I was

@dejapearson9569

Жыл бұрын

Hello may I read the copy ? I’m currently in the same situation & would love insight

@adrianrocha1101

Жыл бұрын

​@@AwesomeAndrew Where you on Benzodiazepines for sleep issues?

@JamesHarrison687

Жыл бұрын

@@AwesomeAndrew I would like the book as well. How do I read it??

@aayushsinghal3811

9 ай бұрын

@@AwesomeAndrew Hey king I would love to read that book of yours pls give me ur email address so I can contact you

It’s hard to even fathom that you can produce so many amazing video essays with incredible art work, quotation and poetic prowess on a regular basis. Thank you for all that you do.

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Жыл бұрын

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@samiirai

Жыл бұрын

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True health comes from acceptance of our wounds

I hope anybody reads this. I'm 20 and I was watching one last video before heading back to sleep after waking up in the middle of the night and I felt I myself could need the message for some personal isssues that were keeping me up. I am an artist at heart and I am in the middle of a novel that's been in the making for almost 5 years, I almost feel like this video was meant for me on several levels. Not just for my own philosophies in my waking life but also for the whole premise of my book. I swear to God I only just now watched this video and almost every single subject covered in the video down to the symbolisms and meaning of the quotes, I have mentioned down pact as if I used this video as reference. I have never seen this in my life and I am somewhat convinced I have the wisdom of someone powerful. Nobody knows me yet and im sure not many people will hear me, but I swear if these teachings were conjured by pure philosophers wayyyyyy ahead of my time and I've never looked into alot of their teachings but somehow managed to find a video that could explain the main premise of my book to the tea?? Oh trust me, someone will see how legendary this comment is one day once my knowledge comes out.

@ker3s0nex

15 күн бұрын

I believe in u

I’m learning this all at once… I can blame my upbringing, my current situation, my background. The people who coddled me, betrayed me, left me, used me, and hurt me. I can blame myself for being stupid, allowing victimization, and succumbing to trauma. But blaming won’t get me anywhere. Help, healing, peace, and forgiveness can only come from within. And it all starts with, realization.

The wound is where the light enters. Rumi

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

He must have suffered so much to Realise such 🙏🌞💖👼👁️

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

@Aidan m have you actually Realise what you're stating though?

One must find the light hidden in the darkness

Life is a tragedy, but its the tragedies of life that gives us strength and wisdom.

This shed so much light and confirmed so much for me. I am a teacher focused on healing my students so they can thrive and learn, and my wife is a therapist. We both have major trauma, but have been making tremendous progress in our own healing, which makes us that much more effective in our crafts. 🤯

@KiwikimNZ

Жыл бұрын

Fantastic, keep on with your progress. I have always thought that teaching is not just about educating, as without providing a nurturing environment the students do not learn as well. Mindfulness and other kinds of things like meditation in class would be a great idea. We all need people who care and good on you for wanting to not only teach but help your students x

The root of suffering is want and attachments. Nature is the most powerful healer that I know of. Being in nature recharges your soul and actually calms the amygdala which controls fear, anxiety, rumination (circular thinking), and negative thoughts.

@russellhiller4198

Ай бұрын

Maybe that’s why there is a big land grab on nature ?

Wonderfully presented and deeply insightful. Much appreciated. "The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are." ~ C. Jung

This was like if you wanted a philosophically, psychologically,, scientificaly, morally and spiritually well rounded and balanced Speedrun tutorial in life. Especially for anyone in the midst of dealing with a conflict within them that they cannot ignore nor find a healing resolution...

Eternalised. You are doing essential work for our spiritually and psychologically ill Age. Many thanks brother.

‘There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in’ - Leonard Cohen.

A life of comfort cultivates no desire for the improvements needed for oneself or others. Only pain and discomfort prompts the motivation to seek healing of previously unknown ailments. Comfort provides contentment and tolerance of living in a lower state of being. One living in depression simply recognizes what ails the world and feels a helpless need to fix it. Allow yourself to feel negativity but do not allow it to consume you. Every problem you solve for yourself is also solved for another who hasn't yet found their answer. Helplessness is only a feeling; Not a reality. It often takes a journey to find the best help that's needed for complete resolve. If answers were always delivered there would be no use in ever seeking. Discovery of what doesn't work for a thing often resolves another problem yet to be encountered. This provides the quickest resolve and path of future endeavors. Learn to be tolerant of the unresolved but never content with the unfinished. Building a fortress starts by gathering individual bricks. The smallest of flame will still evaporate your water. Never forget about the pot on the backburner. Treat problems with love and healing. Others are more likely to lend their own love in assistance. Hatred only prompts a scattered discard earning someone else's resentment for the mess you've left for them. If a problem prevents you from filling another's expectations, let your desires be known for both your issue and their own. 'Help me help you' fulfills the need to be needed, which everyone has but often forgets in our pursuit of contentment. Trying to help yet failing reaps a lesson well-learned but failing to try can reap nothing but regret. Some problems are like fixing a clock on a deadline. Procrastination can only risk failure. Always prioritize your more-pressing concerns. I'll write a book... one day. 😆

The Life within us is the healing, we just need to allow it, to accept..

The quality of these essays surpass anything I yet saw

The wound can Ether heal you or it can wake you up. The wound callapses the ego in order to let the sun of enlightenment shine through. Great work brother

"the kingdom is within" it all starts within, with you 🧡

The reason i am going to school to become an Athletic Trainer is because of the several injuries I sustained in my time as an athlete. I strive to be the one to help those athletes recover and play at their best

Really awesome to dissect the psychology of the wounded healer. I think the Marie-Louisze von Franz quote really summed it up, "The wounded healer is the archetype of the Self - one of its most widespread features - and is at the bottom of all genuine healing procedures." Essentially our own struggles and wounds can actually serve as a source of strength and empathy in helping others.Our own struggles are not just inconveniences to overcome, they are a tool for our own growth and ability to heal others. Challenges are the checkpoints we face in our own becoming. Thank you for sharing as always E!

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

Yes suffering so much of the mind-body complex association 'self', to a threshold point where suffering is absolutely unbearable and the mind-body complex has become to feel like torturous imprisonment and so a point of self surrender can be realised in rapturous self-transcendence to Self Realisation in the Light illuminating purely loving awareness 🌞💖👼👁️

@bellakrinkle9381

Жыл бұрын

Psychoanalysts can "practice" without finishing their Analysis. This makes me think that wholeness or Individuation is extremely rare. Is it?

@shineinnerlight4597

4 ай бұрын

​@@jeffp3999yes it's happening

4:35 Asclepius is born saved from death so that he might grow up to heal others

We are truly limitless! The only thing that binds us is our own minds! Love yourself and keep moving forward! ❤

I struggled a lot as a neurodivergent kid in school, and for that exact reason I want to pursue a career as a child therapist.

Does a sail have anything to say as the wind breezes it across the ocean? It observes the beauty and horror of its adventure in forbeared silence. It moans and groans when one tugs and pulls to redirect yet flutters in the wind nonetheless. Before it knows, it's arrived at the destination. She is the ocean, the boat, the sail, the wind, and the one who redirects. If any semblance of this ego identifies with Her fully, may it only be a semblance in service as a silent sail swiftly and smoothly supporting seekers to Her shores.🙏

I've noticed this in myself, I know the origin of my suffering, but rather than accepting the wound, I instead continue to dwell on the suffering. Thinking, replaying, reimagining, each time making it take new forms. It's the feeling of if I let go and confront it, what then? It's scary. I look at others even my so-called antagonizers and see the same thing. We all share a common tragedy, which is the deviation from the ideal state, it is heartbreaking. Life happens to and changes everyone, for better or for worse. But I guess that's the ultimate gift of humanity, through the tragedy we reinforce each other. There's no shortage of things to bring a man down, but together we've always shouldered the burden. It's a thing of beauty.

@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied

Жыл бұрын

Life doesn’t “happen” to us. Things happen, but we have a say in how we handle it. You explained for yourself exactly what you are doing that is causing you more pain. Just do the opposite. Don’t focus on fear, accept it, and do the right thing for yourself anyway. Not as a favor to you, but as a favor to the world, and to whomever interacts with you or crosses your path. We don’t have the right to experiment with life, in this way. You know why, you know what, so stop. Stop allowing your brain the space to wallow. Get busy. Learn something new, occupy that time, with something mildly productive. Cleaning, a hobby, reading. Learn other things, grow in simple ways. Stop believing you have the right to wallow. None of us does.

In my experience, mother's, the good ones, are very often healer's before their own wounds are ever even considered, or are just set aside. We turn it into wisdom and caring. And give what we never had. From pure alchemy of the worst we experienced from humanity, turning it into Love. ☮️💜

@charliemorningstar666

Жыл бұрын

This is exactly what I'm doing!

@Br0kenSoul

Ай бұрын

It is in healing others that we are healed

@iohio8677

Ай бұрын

@@Br0kenSoul Yes. 💕

A lot of people don't know that Freud went through something very similar to jungs confrontation with the unconscious when we was first working out his ideas. Henri Ellenberger points out in his book Discovery of the unconscious. He calls it a creative illness and details some of the specific symptoms if anyone's interested

as an animal rescuer who witnessed and experienced death, cruelty, indifference, poverty, abuse, depression, it is soothing to listen to such video.

Beautiful video. My path to becoming a psychotherapist starts next year; but I now realise my path of becoming a healer started long ago

I've lived as a wounded healer the Last 9 years or so. I Had a very Traumatic childhood and tried to learn everytging about healing and wounds as to how they Form in the individual. I've come to the realisation on how to live Not in search of wound and healing. For the First time in my life i feel aligned with myself. I still want to be there for Others and act AS healer when i can but i do strive to live for my own better present and Future. The wounded wholeness ripped me apart for years. Thanks for your deep Dive into auch a rare psychological condition.

i sunk to the bottom of the ocean. at this depth i cracked but did not shatter. opening my eyes for the first time i strugggled back out of the chasm and emerged with a new goal. to never let another be as i was. bring happiness to all that i can.

you dont know the joy i feel when i find i have been doing the things that were best for me just by following my heart and my gut, to think that i accidentally discovered an ancient secret to the key of happiness. I always felt that it was impossible for things to be truly separate, that the laws of the physical world also apeared in the spiritual world, to cure any sickness, to heal any pain, one must first locate and identify where the problem is

You can’t run from anything which is on your mind and heart it will come for you like a shadow wherever you go. You have to fight it.

As a person n pain 24/7 and not on pain meds. Thank you Jesus. I use to say, pain is party of 1. Now I look around and everyone is in pain.

Whenever I’m in rough spot, especially with a hurt heart I always give this a listen. Thank you.

Man i cant even express how much i love your content. You are awesome

Those with inner darkness are naturally drawn to eachother, the stronger will always engulf the weaker

I came into the world in the middle of a huge tornado. One produced in my own childhood home. When you’re able to breakthrough that circumstance you are so dizzy and unknowing. It’s take a lot of luck, circumstances and natural abilities to find what life really is or to even question what I am. No easy feat. I feel I’m at the end of my crossroads and must choose. It’s difficult to remove things from the path. It takes time and perseverance. Indecision and distractions pass the time... I just know I am here to learn a lesson and I haven’t learned it yet.

@lonnawarden4334

Жыл бұрын

That was so well said!😇👌

I'm a therapist who just had a meltdown about feeling like I'm too broken to do my job, and then this appeared on my timeline. I found it spooky, but great!

23:32 the English word "gift" (or talent) means poison in German language. The English language originates from an old German dialect. But that "pharmacon", an old Greek word means poison and cure is very interesting.

@xoudou6317

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes the only difference between poison and medicine is dosage and disease (quote I’ve stolen from somewhere), w Ancient Greece

@hakonmilan4039

Жыл бұрын

Same in Norwegian. I thought about this recently. I love seeing like-minded people.

@pysq8

Жыл бұрын

@@xoudou6317 i.e. Boric acid and botox...so many examples, really.

@pysq8

Жыл бұрын

I also find it interesting, especially with those definitions, that "pharmakeia" means "sorcery".

I have been studying Jung intensely for some years now, and i can honestly say that this is without a doubt the best channel on anything Jung related. I thank you for bringing Mircea Eliade, and the great Karl Kerényi to light too, especially Kerényi had a huge influence on Jung, and anyone truly interested in Jungs work should read some of his works in my opinion, he and Jung did write a book together, about the Divine Child, and the Mother/Maiden Archetypes. The Divine Child could be a future theme for a video suggestion. I dont know if you are aware of this but Jung in a letter wrote that Henry Corbin, the french philosopher and theologist, had gave him, Jung, the rarest gift, the gift of being completely understood, that statement alone should spark some interest for further investigation. Thanks for making these videos, you are again and again taking them to another level, Jungs work is filled with so many branches of different fields and thought, and you have succeeded in bringing that wide diversity of the arts and thought into a whole, and that is remarkable. Keep up your tremendous work and calling.

@MissLizzieLew

Жыл бұрын

Where do you find these books or materials you mention?

@danielantunes1035

Жыл бұрын

@@MissLizzieLew hey Elisabeth, i have bought the books by the authors i mention, online. Which one of the authors habe you searched for?

@genyoutube3828

Жыл бұрын

Very well put , I agree and thoroughly enjoy this channel . He presents clearly concepts that can be misunderstood by many.

@ivbolt

Жыл бұрын

Yet Jung slept with his patients while being married, who he also turned into teachers of psychology. Funny how people put him on a pedestal while not knowing what things he has done and who he therefore was.

@kagamitaiga2787

Жыл бұрын

What do you know about Mircea Eliade? :)

This is so true. I would not change the suffering I have experienced as horrible as it has been, as I am a much more complete person. I am more aware of others and what they maybe going through. My wounds have helped me to be a better person and healer and the feeling I get in my soul when caring for others is the greatest feeling.

As someone who's currently suffering from depression, this channel has helped me immensely. It opens my eyes to the things my parents never talked about growing up. I was treated like an look alike toy, I don't have a relationship with either of them now. It's mind blowing to understand that I'm a wounded healer. I would rather others be happy, instead of myself. It's a hard concept to unlearn. Thank you for you content. I appreciate it.

@nitrogirl7

10 ай бұрын

I am so sorry about your past and just by reading your comment i know you are a really strong person 💕 much love and stay blessed ❤️ You are a champion 🥂

@traviscupp8915

10 ай бұрын

Those that have been through the most always make the best healers & can guide people on the correct life path !! But as a healer you can never give some one what you don’t possess. So if you are on the other of a healer stay charged up in many ways & do all the shadow work you can in your self for a clear clean Chanel of healing energy .

I think it's like the acknowledgement and resolution of childhood traumas, our shame, and guilt, and practicing self reflection honestly, heals us(however painful), and turns out wounds into scars which we can use to guide others on the path of healing by honestly looking at our insecurities, and sharing honestly.

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

Rather it's about absolute healing from the 'human condition', the association with the mind-body complex, psycho-soma, when the suffering reaches a level of self dis-integration, eg if you refer to Ekhart Tolle's experience, the individual is transcended to realise rapturous liberation, to realise being purely lovingly unself-centred again, 'like a child' but different in being consciously imbued with absolute empathic understanding in Oneness. 🌞💖👼👁️

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

@@davidballenger8917 ultimately absolute 'healing from the human condition' is 'Salve-ation' Moksha, suffering through experiencing behavioural causality, from late infancy, projecting a future based on a past gone, through memories in individual mind, creating fearful self-awareness must naturally occur to realise 'your humanity', absolute humanity experienced in purely intuitive empathic feeling again, 'again' because it's realised 'like a child', infant actually, before causality arises, so beyond time-space boundaries, realised again pure awareness is 'born again' from the light that illuminates awareness, you might have noticed in meditation 🌞💖👁️

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

@@davidballenger8917 yes that 'Stoicism' is, in effect, realised in being purely lovingly aware, but it's realised in absolute unself-centredness so there is no 'i' being unattached, rather pure awareness is absolutely liberated, blissfully immersed in the view in the eternal present moment

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

@@davidballenger8917 mm liberating the 'inner child' you realise no one can be to blame for the protective self-centric mind that is created only responsible for experiencing liberation from it and transcendent looking back at it and how absolutely amazing the mind-body complex association is 🌞💖👁️

@jeffp3999

Жыл бұрын

@Aidan m have you actually realised Salve-ation Moksha though?

I’ve always been the shoulder for everybody. I’ve always been the one people come to for advice and support. People who don’t even know me that well always feel like they can open up to me. And they can, to an extent. However I’ve always kept my own problems to myself. I’ve always masked my trauma and never really faced it. I’m going through the most difficult time in my life right now and people, knowing this, still trauma dump on me. They’re still complaining to me about their problems while it’s clear as day mine eclipse theirs. Sorry.. I’m just venting to myself, in anticipation of this video resonating with me.

@Pandcakes936

3 ай бұрын

Where do we go from here? I want to put up boundaries but also be there for them. The guilt is what may consume us. Sorry about what you're going through. So do you keep to yourself by choice or does no one ask how you're doing? ):

@BeforeThisNovember

3 ай бұрын

@@Pandcakes936 I’ve come to realise that maybe we’re just like that. The world needs people like us, now more than ever. Maybe that’s our role in this life. As for why I choose to keep my problems to myself or don’t people ask? I’d say it’s a bit of both. I don’t like talking about them, I think because I don’t like to appear weak and it’s a defence mechanism from early trauma. Hope you’re not carrying too much weight on your shoulders!

That’s such a great, quality video. Thank you for your amazing work! 🙌🏻

man, this was a treat to watch.

ive been waiting for this one

Robin Williams character archetype in “Good Will Hunting” is that of a wounded healer.

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

Even him, as a real person, shared laugher while being hurt himself sometimes. Great human being.

@chrisoher

Жыл бұрын

@@oanaalexia agreed. There was a documentary on him.

@oanaalexia

Жыл бұрын

@@chrisoher Yes, RW Come Inside my Mind. I have it and watched it 4 times I think already. This Christmas I'll watch the show on Broadway. It is it's 20th anniversary year.

@CompassionOverHate

Жыл бұрын

Robin Williams the actor was also a wounded healer. Through his art many have been healed yet he himself eventually gave into his suicidal ideation, dying by his own wounded soul.

The artwork is amazing!!!! Thank you for sharing .

I have been bingeing a number of your videos, I hope to watch each one throughout the next few months. Thank you so much for all the work put into essays, I've been mindblown and awestruck countless times already

This narration is so poetic that I am inspired to learn its language.

I've only just turned 18 and have been reading jung and peterson since 16, I now am far beyond his works on the collective unconscious, the persona, shadow and a large portion of his work. I have alot more information to absorb clearly, will take my entire life no doubt, just to scratch the surface of reality, can't wait to learn more. Enjoy watching your videos, brilliant format.

@kimlarso

9 ай бұрын

Marilyn Monroe would make a fascinating case study (in her youth she endured a lot of trauma but was mostly FINE👉until, she started seeing top notch psychoanalyst’s, who pushed her down into the depths of her past traumas so that she could become a more feeling👉believable actress/filled her cup full of pharmaceuticals that unfortunately lead to her early demise!…) Reminds me of Nich’s saying & paraphrased: “If you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes back at you aka Don’t wrestle with monsters lest you become the monster!” 🦋

@slow-mo_moonbuggy

5 ай бұрын

I've been warning people about Jordan Peterson for years. Watch out for that maniac.

@shineinnerlight4597

4 ай бұрын

Please consider looking into the Self Realization Fellowship established by Paramahansa Yogananda

This was exactly what I needed to find

Thanks, I've read all the texts you referenced but I needed this reminder now.

This was incredible. Thank you so much 🙏🕊

This is exquisite work woven together in such a comprehensive way. Extremely well done.

Thank you that was a beautiful listen 🎧

Incredible video mate.

I have a healing spirit, the video editing is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

This is a masterpiece, thank you for your work ❤

This is an incredibly underrated listen and watch. Priceless, to me.

This video is something I needed so dearly in my life..thanks😢

so well done......you are very good as this

Great research and video. I especially value that you put all credits to artists, psychologists, musicians, etc. ❤️

Thank you for this. The art is quite well matched with context and tone.

This channel is deeply moving and has given me a much better understanding of my own experience. Also great artwork! Thank you for making these profound Ideas available.