1:04:00 Sacred Symbols -- the stone and the animal p.257
@justrollАй бұрын
20:15 211
@Beetastic10102 ай бұрын
Thank you
@ambiencelectronica2 ай бұрын
Still no gravity neither..
@Saint_Lee-yc7is3 ай бұрын
111
@LynxSouth3 ай бұрын
What an important, beautiful, and insightful lecture. Thank you to all who contributed to it and its presence here.
@cornfall4 ай бұрын
God speaks through dreams and visions. An old rabbi was asked why no one has seen God like in the olden times, he responded, no one can bow low enough
@DanielWilsonRealtor4 ай бұрын
Ads. Dog water
@C.E.Thomas19525 ай бұрын
What a wonderful documentary. Thank you for reminding us of what is important in life. I am struck by how the Pueblos revere the sun. The Japanese too greet the first sunrise of the New Year. It is so sad that so many of us have lost this mystical reverence of life itself. I can't helping feeling we're heading in the wrong direction... but many have said long before me.
@Kiksteris6 ай бұрын
I'm 22 and have always been more mature than my age. In his book Jung says that the transition period is around 35 in todays society (referring to 1964). To me it feels like that transition period is increasing. (in 2023) Most people are so deep into their character and so distant from the spiritual plane that it seems so obvious we are heading for a collapse. You don't have to be psychologist to see this. My first introduction was at the age of 14, when I listened to Alan Watts, who I found out later was quite inspired by Jung's work. At that time I was dealing with existentialism and Alan Watts was someone who helped me find peace. Maybe I wasn't quite consciously aware of it, but sub-consciously my mind was filled with wisdom. Only recently at the age of 22, I finally understood it, with the catalyst being a talk with a friend who was already open minded. I read Jung's book "Alchemy and Psychology" and it all made sense. It was so obvious that it just made me laugh. I was IT, the whole time, I just didn't see it. What's the real me? Am I the 22 years of EGO or am I billion years of nature? Haha. If you got this far, thank you for your time. God loves you!
@smooth17487 ай бұрын
Why is there ads now?
@clivejenkins40337 ай бұрын
Hmmm, daeman, ego, shadow, physce, how to determine each one?🤔
@myrawells56917 ай бұрын
Incredible. Never heard a clearer presentation of Gnosticism. Much appreciated what a great writer.
@frmm1237 ай бұрын
Is this just one picture for an entire hour? You call that a "video"?
@randyallen29667 ай бұрын
Thanks for posting
@valsajohn98178 ай бұрын
Amazing. Divine sound
@nguyenquangminh48148 ай бұрын
40:04 I’ve been both Jung and the people he’s talking about here. Jung for the better half of my life, the latter for the latter part, but the past 2 years has been a great fight to “become Jung again”
@connorc19789 ай бұрын
You're enough, don't let anyone tell you otherwise <3
@connorc19789 ай бұрын
50:24 I'd like to note that if neurosis causes this to happen more than often I was more neurotic than ADHD and the cunt who diagnosed me is a cunt but im no doctor i could be wrong, my life is better not letting ADHD get to me so ezpz idgaf
@007eagletalon9 ай бұрын
The hardest person to forgive is often yourself. I struggle with this all the time. My perceived failures and feelings of inadequacy and lack of progress in my own life is something I struggle with. But this and the writings of the ancient Stoics are pushing me to accept things as they are and to strive for virtue as my standard for happiness.
@janemagana170510 ай бұрын
Women against logic! Women against analysis! Women against making money on wall street! Cant you see what happens to society suppressing the female mind! Woman being oppressed by her image where mans reputation doesnt matter at all! Men can just be monkeys because they evade the attack and judgement of society.
@yvonne.p11 ай бұрын
To all who are listening to this audiobook in full there is an apparent section missing between this channels parts 4 and 5. To clarify, you will find that the video this channel labels as "part 4", concludes at the end of the actual books' section, 'The Eternal Symbols', which is the first section in the Part 2 portion, "Ancient Myths And Modern Man" written by Joseph L. Henderson. This video, labeled Part 5 by this channel, actually skips the next 11 pages (the chapter 'Heroes and Hero Makers') and commences mid section/chapter for some reason. I refrain from exact page numbers and reference sections in case different editions are being read from. I think this discrepancy is mentioned above once but its odd that no one else mentions it. I will not jump to conclusions....
@Dischordian11 ай бұрын
21:20 The personal myth and 22:30 archetypes 25:21 king Arthur 30:59 ritual - integrating archetypes for healing 35:28 image as medicine 36:00 Navaho 4 God Symbolic rugs 37:25 snake symbols 44:40 James Hillman mistaking myth as untruth, with myth as guiding principle
@stowlicters836211 ай бұрын
The Northern Gods are still here, look into Asatru.
@baruchben-david419611 ай бұрын
I don't see how reading captions on images not presented is in any way instructive. I don't understand it...
@jessehansen3951 Жыл бұрын
I find it hard to believe Jung would smile at the idea of having his shadow. I would guess a true confrontation of our potential for violence and depravity wouldn’t amuse him
@anyfriendofkevinbaconisafr177 Жыл бұрын
Svengali would love this guy
@TheMuppyOtter Жыл бұрын
After hearing the narrator say erotic a few times I can’t hear it as anyone other than Zapp Brannigan now
@marinabassi3767 Жыл бұрын
Great !
@pamelarosie6689 Жыл бұрын
Thank you Carl 🙏🏻
@louisemorgan3237 Жыл бұрын
That bloke behind jung looks like theres a cat peeping out of his jacket. It also looks like rabbit ears on jung
@Gorboduc Жыл бұрын
20:52 Table of Contents
@JetLumin Жыл бұрын
Wonderful - so fascinating, and when heard outlined like this - so relatable
@danbuchner28 Жыл бұрын
Wow, I read this book in a college course.
@georgetzeriz7802 Жыл бұрын
One of the best books I’ve read!!
@servantthought9127 Жыл бұрын
All this talk of number one, number two, and his relief reminds me of the divine turd that fell from the heavens ...
@migueladrianvalevelazquez8703 Жыл бұрын
38:20
@barbarabennetts3772 Жыл бұрын
Too many LOUD ads
@aartiiapatel Жыл бұрын
Marvelous
@annalytik Жыл бұрын
Reading "Man and His Symbols" by Carl Jung is a journey of self-discovery and exploration into the depths of the human psyche. Jung's ability to translate complex psychological concepts into relatable symbols and stories is truly remarkable. This book not only offers a fascinating glimpse into Jung's own ideas but also serves as a great introduction to his overall theories and analytical psychology as a whole.
@annalytik Жыл бұрын
Reading Man and His Symbols was a transformative experience for me. The book delves deep into the human psyche, exploring the power of symbolism and dreams in shaping our unconscious minds. Jung's insights on the collective unconscious, archetypes, and the shadow self provide a profound understanding of the human condition.
@RolexTimex Жыл бұрын
I love this man. They will be reading his books in 300 years. All my esoteric inclinations since I was a baby finally came to the surface over the last three years. I went to the library 3 months ago and stumbled upon Alchemical Studies... Then started listening to his content on KZread. All I have to say is, he's been the best at summarizing all the different phenomena I've been unofficially researching for most of my life 🧬. Man has created words in language to describe various human experiences, and our understanding of those experiences totally wrong, because the experiences are forced to fit within the meaning of the words used to describe them. That's where the problem starts. We have to figure out how to live without verbal communication. It's a more devine way of relating. Symbols.
@catherinellewelyn-evans3693 Жыл бұрын
I have very much appreciated hearing this - but the distraction is the lack of punctuation (and hence, sense) in the subtitles. Not trying to be awkward, but it is stopping me forwarding on to friends, which I would do otherwise.
@lisabrown8253 Жыл бұрын
Ads have ruined this video. Sad
@Richard-1776 Жыл бұрын
I've listened to this book for hours and hours over the last two days, and this guy is just starting too sound like a damned babbling fool. This is cutting edge "science" has had 50 plus years to germinate and grow into something that helps society...Well, it's been actually 62 years and the world today is like a senseless dream, and people make as much sense as this guy. Prove me wrong. There may be something to what he. says, but too much of anything leads to disaster. Maybe he is an elite genius, but moist people certainly aren't, they are rather elite empty-headed fools. This doest help society one bit, but rather rots it. Just look around you in 2023.
@Richard-1776 Жыл бұрын
He's not sounding so "outstandingly brilliant" on this video. He sounds a lot like the neutered, null and void leftists we're surrounded by today. It's 30 minutes in and to me he sounds like plain fucking deluded idiot. This was written when? 50 or so years ago...Just look around you today in 2023, and tell me my arrogant statements are false.
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Talk about a lecture that's under the radar.
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Can't stand Jung Junk.
14:50 p.267
1:04:00 Sacred Symbols -- the stone and the animal p.257
20:15 211
Thank you
Still no gravity neither..
111
What an important, beautiful, and insightful lecture. Thank you to all who contributed to it and its presence here.
God speaks through dreams and visions. An old rabbi was asked why no one has seen God like in the olden times, he responded, no one can bow low enough
Ads. Dog water
What a wonderful documentary. Thank you for reminding us of what is important in life. I am struck by how the Pueblos revere the sun. The Japanese too greet the first sunrise of the New Year. It is so sad that so many of us have lost this mystical reverence of life itself. I can't helping feeling we're heading in the wrong direction... but many have said long before me.
I'm 22 and have always been more mature than my age. In his book Jung says that the transition period is around 35 in todays society (referring to 1964). To me it feels like that transition period is increasing. (in 2023) Most people are so deep into their character and so distant from the spiritual plane that it seems so obvious we are heading for a collapse. You don't have to be psychologist to see this. My first introduction was at the age of 14, when I listened to Alan Watts, who I found out later was quite inspired by Jung's work. At that time I was dealing with existentialism and Alan Watts was someone who helped me find peace. Maybe I wasn't quite consciously aware of it, but sub-consciously my mind was filled with wisdom. Only recently at the age of 22, I finally understood it, with the catalyst being a talk with a friend who was already open minded. I read Jung's book "Alchemy and Psychology" and it all made sense. It was so obvious that it just made me laugh. I was IT, the whole time, I just didn't see it. What's the real me? Am I the 22 years of EGO or am I billion years of nature? Haha. If you got this far, thank you for your time. God loves you!
Why is there ads now?
Hmmm, daeman, ego, shadow, physce, how to determine each one?🤔
Incredible. Never heard a clearer presentation of Gnosticism. Much appreciated what a great writer.
Is this just one picture for an entire hour? You call that a "video"?
Thanks for posting
Amazing. Divine sound
40:04 I’ve been both Jung and the people he’s talking about here. Jung for the better half of my life, the latter for the latter part, but the past 2 years has been a great fight to “become Jung again”
You're enough, don't let anyone tell you otherwise <3
50:24 I'd like to note that if neurosis causes this to happen more than often I was more neurotic than ADHD and the cunt who diagnosed me is a cunt but im no doctor i could be wrong, my life is better not letting ADHD get to me so ezpz idgaf
The hardest person to forgive is often yourself. I struggle with this all the time. My perceived failures and feelings of inadequacy and lack of progress in my own life is something I struggle with. But this and the writings of the ancient Stoics are pushing me to accept things as they are and to strive for virtue as my standard for happiness.
Women against logic! Women against analysis! Women against making money on wall street! Cant you see what happens to society suppressing the female mind! Woman being oppressed by her image where mans reputation doesnt matter at all! Men can just be monkeys because they evade the attack and judgement of society.
To all who are listening to this audiobook in full there is an apparent section missing between this channels parts 4 and 5. To clarify, you will find that the video this channel labels as "part 4", concludes at the end of the actual books' section, 'The Eternal Symbols', which is the first section in the Part 2 portion, "Ancient Myths And Modern Man" written by Joseph L. Henderson. This video, labeled Part 5 by this channel, actually skips the next 11 pages (the chapter 'Heroes and Hero Makers') and commences mid section/chapter for some reason. I refrain from exact page numbers and reference sections in case different editions are being read from. I think this discrepancy is mentioned above once but its odd that no one else mentions it. I will not jump to conclusions....
21:20 The personal myth and 22:30 archetypes 25:21 king Arthur 30:59 ritual - integrating archetypes for healing 35:28 image as medicine 36:00 Navaho 4 God Symbolic rugs 37:25 snake symbols 44:40 James Hillman mistaking myth as untruth, with myth as guiding principle
The Northern Gods are still here, look into Asatru.
I don't see how reading captions on images not presented is in any way instructive. I don't understand it...
I find it hard to believe Jung would smile at the idea of having his shadow. I would guess a true confrontation of our potential for violence and depravity wouldn’t amuse him
Svengali would love this guy
After hearing the narrator say erotic a few times I can’t hear it as anyone other than Zapp Brannigan now
Great !
Thank you Carl 🙏🏻
That bloke behind jung looks like theres a cat peeping out of his jacket. It also looks like rabbit ears on jung
20:52 Table of Contents
Wonderful - so fascinating, and when heard outlined like this - so relatable
Wow, I read this book in a college course.
One of the best books I’ve read!!
All this talk of number one, number two, and his relief reminds me of the divine turd that fell from the heavens ...
38:20
Too many LOUD ads
Marvelous
Reading "Man and His Symbols" by Carl Jung is a journey of self-discovery and exploration into the depths of the human psyche. Jung's ability to translate complex psychological concepts into relatable symbols and stories is truly remarkable. This book not only offers a fascinating glimpse into Jung's own ideas but also serves as a great introduction to his overall theories and analytical psychology as a whole.
Reading Man and His Symbols was a transformative experience for me. The book delves deep into the human psyche, exploring the power of symbolism and dreams in shaping our unconscious minds. Jung's insights on the collective unconscious, archetypes, and the shadow self provide a profound understanding of the human condition.
I love this man. They will be reading his books in 300 years. All my esoteric inclinations since I was a baby finally came to the surface over the last three years. I went to the library 3 months ago and stumbled upon Alchemical Studies... Then started listening to his content on KZread. All I have to say is, he's been the best at summarizing all the different phenomena I've been unofficially researching for most of my life 🧬. Man has created words in language to describe various human experiences, and our understanding of those experiences totally wrong, because the experiences are forced to fit within the meaning of the words used to describe them. That's where the problem starts. We have to figure out how to live without verbal communication. It's a more devine way of relating. Symbols.
I have very much appreciated hearing this - but the distraction is the lack of punctuation (and hence, sense) in the subtitles. Not trying to be awkward, but it is stopping me forwarding on to friends, which I would do otherwise.
Ads have ruined this video. Sad
I've listened to this book for hours and hours over the last two days, and this guy is just starting too sound like a damned babbling fool. This is cutting edge "science" has had 50 plus years to germinate and grow into something that helps society...Well, it's been actually 62 years and the world today is like a senseless dream, and people make as much sense as this guy. Prove me wrong. There may be something to what he. says, but too much of anything leads to disaster. Maybe he is an elite genius, but moist people certainly aren't, they are rather elite empty-headed fools. This doest help society one bit, but rather rots it. Just look around you in 2023.
He's not sounding so "outstandingly brilliant" on this video. He sounds a lot like the neutered, null and void leftists we're surrounded by today. It's 30 minutes in and to me he sounds like plain fucking deluded idiot. This was written when? 50 or so years ago...Just look around you today in 2023, and tell me my arrogant statements are false.