Like I said yes and there’s 2 more translations also❤❤❤
@covert_warriorАй бұрын
Build the bridge? Challenge accepted. I may not be able to build it. But i'm confident I can definitely set a blueprint.
@covert_warriorАй бұрын
Maybe i'm naive but I believe it is possible to bridge the gap between neurobiology and psychoanalysis.... It will take a very strong brain and a lot of time. But I believe it's possible
@arashraassiАй бұрын
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@mrcndrnАй бұрын
Hey guys, does anyone know what book to start with, if one (I) wants to start reading C.G. Yung? Thanks for any and all replies.
@billymills42382 ай бұрын
original video?
@susanmcdonald-timms32022 ай бұрын
Priceless. When psyche emerges powerfully but in conscious view -(and not unconsciously , as with, say Hitler’s Germany etc)- as it did with Jung, it leaves a chink to the bigger world-that lasts. I am breathless every time I look at him carving. Because I know what was happening there
@Hi-ov5nj2 ай бұрын
He told me about 20 books that had nothing to do with anything.. and then proceeded to say nothing about anything. Do people consider this guy an intellectual? omfg.
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@leo--43413 ай бұрын
he’s not said much at all so far. lots of vague language about dualities
@Stefandrakul3 ай бұрын
What's the name of the film
@DrJoshuaLCohen4 ай бұрын
First of all Jung broke from Freud's psychoanalysis to form analytic psychology. There is a difference
@PositiveEnergyPodcast4 ай бұрын
29:33 Love this part, regarding new age thinking!
@invisiblecollege8935 ай бұрын
“Stuck in your family drama… stuck in the past” I’m telling this to myself. Go on good man. You have much to offer to others, yourself and nature
@dmgwjirvrwnhrhwrj6 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:17 Freud's *profound insights into the unconscious were absorbed into culture, leaving only his errors; he first examined the unconscious and Dreams in depth.* 01:56 Jung *split with Freud over the religious issue; Freud believed in the Oedipal myth, a failed hero's story, while Jung asserted the importance of the successful hero's story.* 05:50 Jung *emphasized the importance of the hero myth in clinical work, awakening the hero myth in the patient to confront chaos, leading to an ennobling of consciousness and positive gender relationships.* 06:54 Despite *skepticism, Peterson acknowledges Jung's visionary insights, finding it challenging to refute and considers Jung's emphasis on the hero myth valid.* 09:53 Jung's *"Symbols of Transformation" marked a permanent split with Freud, asserting the validity of the religious viewpoint and introducing the successful hero's story.* 11:54 Jung's *student, Eric Neumann, wrote "Origins and History of Consciousness," interpreting the hero myth as the emergence of human consciousness, recommended by Peterson.* 14:36 Jung's *visionary thinking extended across various domains, including neurobiology, aesthetics, mythology, and symbolism, making him a unique and daunting figure.* 16:53 Peterson *discusses the nature of thinking, mentioning that Jung's ability to think in words and images, being highly literate and visual, contributed to his visionary insights.* 19:56 Peterson *shares experiences of using Jungian techniques in therapy, such as exposure therapy inspired by a client's dream, linking clinical practice with the hero myth.* 23:04 Peterson *discusses a therapeutic session where a client's dream of a snake handler led to a hypnotic exploration, highlighting the importance of receptive and imaginative states of mind in therapy.* 24:42 Jung's *approach involved exploring the unconscious through imagination, as seen in his "Black Books," which later became "The Red Book."* 27:12 Jung *believed human actions embody collective patterns of behavior passed through generations, manifesting as figures of imagination that reveal the structure of reality.* 28:34 Jung's *psychology emphasized that archetypal structures of religious belief are not pathological but crucial stories enabling confidence in facing chaos.* 31:04 The *Jungian idea is to confront what is feared and avoided, as seen in the Knights of King Arthur searching for the Holy Grail in the darkest parts of the forest.* 32:53 Jung *warned against ego inflation after revelatory experiences, advising to keep one's feet on the ground to avoid equating oneself with a more generalized consciousness.* 35:00 Jung's *experiment involved deliberately evoking fantasies in a waking state to explore what happens when consciousness is switched off, akin to dreaming during wakefulness.* Made with HARPA AI
@dmgwjirvrwnhrhwrj6 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 01:56 🕵️ *Freud believed in the Oedipal myth, a failed hero's story where a man becomes too close to his mother, leading to problems. Jung, however, championed the successful hero's story, emphasizing triumph over challenges.* 03:32 🌟 *The successful hero's story, exemplified in fairy tales like Sleeping Beauty, involves overcoming challenges, escaping confinement, and awakening the slumbering feminine, symbolizing personal growth and positive relationships.* 06:41 🧠 *Jordan Peterson supports Jung's view, asserting that clinical work involves awakening the hero myth in individuals, enabling them to confront chaos, triumph, and establish positive male-female relationships.* 09:39 📚 *Jung's split with Freud centered on the Eedipal myth versus the hero myth. Jung's "Symbols of Transformation" emphasized the validity of religious viewpoints and the hero's journey, setting the stage for his break with Freud.* 16:23 🧠 *Jung's visionary thinking, influenced by a family history of visionaries, allowed him to see patterns across thousands of years. His ability to think in both words and vivid images contributed to his profound insights and unique perspective.* 23:47 🎭 *The interplay between conscious and unconscious minds is crucial, creating a developmental dialogue essential for a fulfilling life.* 26:08 📚 *Jung's "Black Books" document his experiments with imagination, a childlike daydreaming faculty, providing insights into archetypal structures and the distillation of collective behavior patterns.* 28:47 🌌 *Jung's exploration in the "Red Book" led to a reconciliation of intellect and religious archetypes, challenging the notion that religious structures are pathological, deceitful, or protective delusions.* 31:04 ⚔️ *Jungian psychoanalysis involves confronting fears and aversions, emphasizing the idea that what is most needed is often found where one least wants to look.* 34:45 🌌 *Jung's experiments in evoking fantasies aimed to understand the background activity when consciousness is switched off, exploring the continuous dreaming nature of human experience.* Made with HARPA AI
@dmgwjirvrwnhrhwrj6 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:31 🧠 *Freud's profound insights into the unconscious were absorbed into culture, leaving only his errors. Jung, influenced by Freud, explored subpersonalities and the autonomy within individuals.* 01:56 🌌 *Freud's edipal myth suggests a failed hero's story, warning against improper development. Jung, influenced by Freud, split over the religious aspect, proposing the successful hero's story as the universal human myth.* 05:50 🐉 *Contrasting Freud, Jung emphasized the successful hero's story, illustrated in myths like Sleeping Beauty. It involves overcoming challenges, freeing the feminine, and triumphing over the worst imaginable.* 06:41 💡 *Jung's clinical work involves awakening the hero myth in patients, empowering them to confront chaos, establish positive relationships, and ennoble consciousness.* 09:39 📚 *Jung's split with Freud centered on the fundamental myth of humankind. Freud's Oedipal story clashed with Jung's emphasis on the validity of the religious viewpoint, as seen in Jung's book "Symbols of Transformation."* 12:23 📖 *Eric Neumann, a student of Jung, wrote "The Origins and History of Consciousness," viewing the hero's story as the emergence of consciousness. Camille Paglia praised the book as a powerful antidote to postmodern denigration of literature.* 15:57 🧠 *Jung, a visionary, could think in both words and vivid images. His ability to see patterns developing across thousands of years, as demonstrated in "Ion," made him a daunting and terrifying figure.* 20:23 🐍 *Jung's therapeutic approach involved confronting fears symbolically, akin to the hero's journey. Exposure therapy, facing the symbolic dragon, aligns with archetypal ideas found in video games.* 23:04 💭 *Jung's clients, including lucid dreamers, demonstrated spontaneous abilities to communicate with dream characters. Jung's quasi-hypnotic technique involved relaxing clients to explore and play with dream images.* 24:00 🎭 *Jung aimed for a receptive and imaginative state of mind in psychoanalysis, akin to artistic production, where the unconscious manifests creatively.* 25:11 🐍 *Dreams, like Jung's patient's snake dream, reveal autonomous fantasies with symbolic meanings, challenging conscious expectations.* 26:20 📚 *Jung's "Black Books" document his experiments with imagination, later distilled into the "Red Book," a central source of inspiration for him.* 28:21 🔄 *Jung's psychology sees archetypal structures in religious beliefs as fundamental and not delusional, providing confidence in the face of chaos.* 29:28 🌐 *A significant 20th-century development: Jung bridged intellect and religious archetypes, impacting psychology and enduring in popularity.* 30:50 🌌 *The hero's journey involves confronting the unknown, often in what one fears and avoids, a Jungian psychoanalytic principle.* 32:25 🧠 *Jung's journey within revealed an undiscovered part of himself, resonating with Huxley's exploration of vast potential in human conscious experience.* 33:21 ⚖️ *Jung warned against ego inflation, equating individual ego with generalized consciousness, emphasizing the importance of grounding in daily life.* 35:00 🌌 *Jung's experiments involved deliberately evoking waking fantasies, exploring the emergence of unconscious imagery when consciousness is switched off.* Made with HARPA AI
@dmgwjirvrwnhrhwrj6 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:17 🧠 *Freud's Impact on Psychoanalysis* - Freud established psychoanalysis and delved into the contents of the unconscious. - Some modern psychologists denigrate Freud, but his fundamental insights are deeply ingrained in culture. - Challenges in evaluating Freud's work arise as his errors overshadow his profound discoveries. 01:42 🤝 *Jung's Influences and Split with Freud* - Jung was influenced by Nietzsche and Freud in his intellectual development. - The split with Freud occurred due to differences in their views on religion. - Freud's Oedipal myth contrasts with Jung's emphasis on the successful hero's story. 03:32 🛌 *Freud's Oedipal Myth vs. Jung's Successful Hero's Story* - Freud's Oedipal myth portrays a failed hero's story and warns against improper development. - Jung posits the successful hero's story, exemplified by tales like Sleeping Beauty. - The successful hero myth involves overcoming challenges, conquering the worst, and awakening the feminine from a symbolic coma. 09:39 📚 *Jung's Break with Freud and "Symbols of Transformation"* - Jung's break with Freud centered on the Eedipal myth and the validity of religious viewpoints. - "Symbols of Transformation," written in 1914, solidified Jung's departure from Freud. - Eric Neumann, a student of Jung, later rewrote and expanded on Jung's work in books like "The Origins and History of Consciousness." 12:23 🧠 *Jung's Unique Visionary Thinking* - Jung's visionary thinking stemmed from a unique ability to think in both words and vivid images. - The visionary nature of Jung's thinking allowed him to uncover patterns across thousands of years. - Jung's ability to visualize and imagine beings contributed to his profound insights, distinguishing him as a visionary thinker. 16:12 📖 *Jung's Terrifying Insights in "Ion"* - "Ion," part of the archetypes of the collective unconscious, reveals Jung's deep insights into patterns spanning thousands of years. - Jung's ability to see beneath social structures and identify evolving patterns is evident in "Ion." - "Ion" serves as a testament to Jung's visionary capacity and his ability to decipher complex and enduring human patterns. 19:13 🌊 *Facing Fears and Heroic Transformation* - Exposure therapy, akin to the hero's journey, involves facing fears and gaining power through overcoming challenges. - A client's lucid dreaming ability allowed her to communicate with dream characters, providing insights into her fears. - The narrative of overcoming fears, as in exposure therapy, aligns with the hero's journey archetype. 22:50 🧐 *The Cognitive Styles of Thinking* - Jung's visionary thinking, involving a blend of verbal and visual cognition, sets him apart. - The distinction between thinking in words and images reflects individual cognitive styles. - Exploration of cognitive styles, such as word-centric or image-centric thinking, remains an intriguing area for future research. 23:04 🌀 *Introduction to Hypnosis and Dream Exploration* - Description: Dr. Peterson shares an experience using Jungian techniques to explore dreams with a patient. - The patient was initially reluctant to approach a dream about a snake handler and a crowd, fearing the crowd's pushiness. Through relaxation and dialogue, the patient overcame her fear and engaged with the dream, revealing unexpected positive outcomes. 26:20 📚 *Jung's Black Books and the Red Book* - Description: Dr. Peterson discusses Jung's unpublished Black Books, documenting his imaginative experiments. The Red Book emerged from these experiments and became a central source of inspiration for Jung. - Jung's dialogues with figures of imagination revealed archetypal patterns, emphasizing the importance of exploring the unconscious to understand the distillation of cultural behaviors and the structure of reality. 28:21 🌐 *Integration of Religious Archetypes and Intellectual Understanding* - Description: Dr. Peterson emphasizes the significance of Jung's work in reconciling religious archetypal structures with intellectual understanding. - Jung's enduring popularity stems from bridging the gap between intellect and underlying religious archetypal substructures, offering a conceptual breakthrough in the 20th century. 30:07 ⚔️ *The Hero's Journey and Confronting the Unknown* - Description: Dr. Peterson relates the story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table searching for the Holy Grail as a metaphor for confronting the unknown. - Jungian psychoanalysis encourages facing what is feared and avoided, highlighting that true knowledge often lies in exploring what is held in contempt or disgust. 31:54 🌌 *The Hero's Journey as an Inward and Outward Exploration* - Description: Dr. Peterson discusses the hero's journey as both an inward and outward exploration. - Jung's bias towards introversion doesn't limit the hero's journey to inner experiences; what matters is confronting the unknown, whether it manifests within or outside oneself. 34:45 🧭 *Balancing Revelatory Experiences and Ego Inflation* - Description: Dr. Peterson warns against ego inflation in revelatory experiences and the danger of erasing the boundary between individual ego and generalized consciousness. - Jung's paper "Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious" provides insights on avoiding ego inflation, emphasizing the importance of keeping one's feet on the ground during explorations of consciousness. 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@dmgwjirvrwnhrhwrj6 ай бұрын
00:08 Freud's fundamental insights on the unconscious and dreams have had a profound impact on modern psychology. 02:30 Dependency on family can prevent personal growth. 07:23 The documentary 'Crumb' explores the life and art of underground cartoonist Robert Crumb. 09:47 Jung's book 'Symbols of Transformation' broke permanently with Freud and has been rewritten multiple times 14:31 Young was a visionary clinician with a high IQ and deep knowledge of various subjects 16:45 Jung was a visionary with exceptional visual thinking ability. 20:42 Exposure therapy in clinical psychology is similar to facing and conquering dragons in the hero myth 22:35 The client had a dream about a snake on the beach. 26:02 Jung's experiments with imagination were documented in the Bloch books and the Red Book. 28:13 Jung's psychology was based on revealing the non-pathological nature of religious beliefs 32:50 Beware of wisdom you did not earn 35:00 Jung believed that we are dreaming all the time. Crafted by Merlin AI.
@fortynine32256 ай бұрын
Mystical experience is very much context reated. There is like years of suffering leading to such real experience. Drugs produces some reactions in the brain that is all what that is. No different than alcohol. You will never hear these drugs guru's say how alcohol changed their life. It is because they are clueless.
@andrewa31036 ай бұрын
3- Peterson is talking about Jung or rest to pretend he knows. He only read books and not scientificaly studied nor searched or worked on human psyche.
@andrewa31036 ай бұрын
2- He is talking and defending Freuid because he has been hanging with Zionists to protect himself from his leagal situation.
@andrewa31036 ай бұрын
Carl Jung nor Freuid nor nietzsche would care about Peterson nor would accept him yet would be embarassing to them and their work.
@joebentleytheartist6 ай бұрын
how dare he jump on the bandwagon way before me damn.
@ngacni7 ай бұрын
But this mythological stories are just stories of different individuals and if they are so old this is just a nature of a man, like there are those red asses with that monkeys in animal kingdom. And it isnt something you can change or fix. Its ok to be warned about it, conscious about it, but we can't avoid it. And I dont know anyone that would change to a better in a span of a year, when he was working on himself and visiting a shrink. Miraculous can happen just couple of times in your life and you won't recreate it. But to know this stories, it's calming you down.
@lennard53937 ай бұрын
Why u got to paint me like that..
@TheBiffsterLife8 ай бұрын
Books on the way 💪
@theomniscientvoid95538 ай бұрын
I love you Jordan. Thank you for everything.
@slottibarfast54028 ай бұрын
The idea that you can give a placebo for psilocybin strikes me as funny.
@slottibarfast54028 ай бұрын
He sure does set a mood, black background dark clothes . Not sure what is trying to be accomplished but it is done on purpose and for a reason that can be called manipulation in my opinion.
@jesse64688 ай бұрын
So if I feel restrained by the ideas of my parents, should I go live with my parents again to look in the darkest place of the forest or should I break free from the shackles and look for Snow White? Please let me know what you think.
@DeA287510 ай бұрын
Jordan could really benefit from speaking from notes or an outline because he is realllllly all over the place here
@CosmEffect11 ай бұрын
The Latin inscription on the stone, as it reads in the book The Art of C.G. Jung: HIC LAPIS EXHILIS EXTAT. PRETIO QUODQUE VILIS. ASPERNITUR A STULTIS, AMATUR PLUS AB EDOCTIS. IN MEMORIUM NATURAE SUAE DIEI LXXV CGJUNG EX GRATIA FECIT ET POSUIT ANNO MCMI.
@CosmEffect11 ай бұрын
The Latin inscription on the stone, as it reads in the book The Art of C.G. Jung: ORPHANUS SUM, SOLUS; TAMEN UBIQUE REPERIOR. UNUS SUM, SED MIHI CONTRARIUS. IUVENIS ET SENEX SIMUL. NEC PATREM NEC MATREM NOVI, QUIA LEVANDUS SUM PROFOUNDO AD INSTAR PICIS SEU DELABOR A COELO QUASI CALCULUS ALBUS. NEMORIBUS MONTIBISQUE INERRO, IN PENITISSIMO AUTEM HOMINE DELITESCO. MORTALIS IN UNUM QUODQUE CAPUT, NON TAMEN TANGEOR TEMPORUM MUTATIONE
@asurprisetobesurebutawelco6617 Жыл бұрын
This is so ass who tf listens to this guy💀
@janellevans878 Жыл бұрын
You use Sleeping Beauty as the prince's hero journey. But I think he misses the point. It's Sleeping Beauty's hero journey. Once again, I see Jordan Peterson sidelining and objectifying women. I find Joseph Campbell's Hero of a Thousand Faces.
@ElanaEarthsea Жыл бұрын
not just nietzsche and freud.. the classics were a huge determinant, guiding Jung deeper and deeper into his theories of the collective unconscious and the importance of myths... im learning that the more you read the original texts i.e. the canon- the more i realise peterson simplifies his talks for a less literate crowd but also regularly tries to squeeze big and complex ideas into his frame of reference (which can actually be quite dogmatic!)... very unlike Jung
@FaithfulMel Жыл бұрын
Stuck in the past
@fuksmkoud6716 Жыл бұрын
why was Robert's mom so dreadful? The documentary didnt really specify that.
@kamrandehghan6507 Жыл бұрын
So beautiful. So so beautiful.
@Mohamed-bm6yk Жыл бұрын
What a remarquable life
@marisolpadillasanchez656 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your great work !!😊
@GodFullEffect Жыл бұрын
Liking every positive comment about this man
@GodFullEffect Жыл бұрын
This man is a God
@TheLEGOZora Жыл бұрын
0:00 me to my friends.
@steadyeddy6526 Жыл бұрын
Here lies the mean uncomely stone, tis very cheap in price, the more it is despised by the fools, the more it is loved by the wise. Is what he meant to say.
@pierrebernard5922 Жыл бұрын
Really good thank you. Learned something today
@whitneymacdonald4396 Жыл бұрын
All I can say to anyone who is serious about exploring the questions posed here is: read Rudolf Steiner. Steiner was a clairvoyant who endeavored to make a scientific exploration of psychic/mystical experiences, basically trying to put a name to things experienced by shamans, and gurus (among others) and make them accessible to the Western rational mind. I'd recommend starting with Theosophy, then try to tackle Esoteric Science. Not easy reading but worth the effort in my opinion. I think Jordan Peterson would find his work highly enlightening and inspiring.
@dennisboboc7148 Жыл бұрын
Anyone know where I can see this entire lecture?
@geoattoronto Жыл бұрын
Jung’s paper: “the relations between the ego to the unconscious.’ Revelatory experience.
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Like I said yes and there’s 2 more translations also❤❤❤
Build the bridge? Challenge accepted. I may not be able to build it. But i'm confident I can definitely set a blueprint.
Maybe i'm naive but I believe it is possible to bridge the gap between neurobiology and psychoanalysis.... It will take a very strong brain and a lot of time. But I believe it's possible
♠️
Hey guys, does anyone know what book to start with, if one (I) wants to start reading C.G. Yung? Thanks for any and all replies.
original video?
Priceless. When psyche emerges powerfully but in conscious view -(and not unconsciously , as with, say Hitler’s Germany etc)- as it did with Jung, it leaves a chink to the bigger world-that lasts. I am breathless every time I look at him carving. Because I know what was happening there
He told me about 20 books that had nothing to do with anything.. and then proceeded to say nothing about anything. Do people consider this guy an intellectual? omfg.
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he’s not said much at all so far. lots of vague language about dualities
What's the name of the film
First of all Jung broke from Freud's psychoanalysis to form analytic psychology. There is a difference
29:33 Love this part, regarding new age thinking!
“Stuck in your family drama… stuck in the past” I’m telling this to myself. Go on good man. You have much to offer to others, yourself and nature
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:17 Freud's *profound insights into the unconscious were absorbed into culture, leaving only his errors; he first examined the unconscious and Dreams in depth.* 01:56 Jung *split with Freud over the religious issue; Freud believed in the Oedipal myth, a failed hero's story, while Jung asserted the importance of the successful hero's story.* 05:50 Jung *emphasized the importance of the hero myth in clinical work, awakening the hero myth in the patient to confront chaos, leading to an ennobling of consciousness and positive gender relationships.* 06:54 Despite *skepticism, Peterson acknowledges Jung's visionary insights, finding it challenging to refute and considers Jung's emphasis on the hero myth valid.* 09:53 Jung's *"Symbols of Transformation" marked a permanent split with Freud, asserting the validity of the religious viewpoint and introducing the successful hero's story.* 11:54 Jung's *student, Eric Neumann, wrote "Origins and History of Consciousness," interpreting the hero myth as the emergence of human consciousness, recommended by Peterson.* 14:36 Jung's *visionary thinking extended across various domains, including neurobiology, aesthetics, mythology, and symbolism, making him a unique and daunting figure.* 16:53 Peterson *discusses the nature of thinking, mentioning that Jung's ability to think in words and images, being highly literate and visual, contributed to his visionary insights.* 19:56 Peterson *shares experiences of using Jungian techniques in therapy, such as exposure therapy inspired by a client's dream, linking clinical practice with the hero myth.* 23:04 Peterson *discusses a therapeutic session where a client's dream of a snake handler led to a hypnotic exploration, highlighting the importance of receptive and imaginative states of mind in therapy.* 24:42 Jung's *approach involved exploring the unconscious through imagination, as seen in his "Black Books," which later became "The Red Book."* 27:12 Jung *believed human actions embody collective patterns of behavior passed through generations, manifesting as figures of imagination that reveal the structure of reality.* 28:34 Jung's *psychology emphasized that archetypal structures of religious belief are not pathological but crucial stories enabling confidence in facing chaos.* 31:04 The *Jungian idea is to confront what is feared and avoided, as seen in the Knights of King Arthur searching for the Holy Grail in the darkest parts of the forest.* 32:53 Jung *warned against ego inflation after revelatory experiences, advising to keep one's feet on the ground to avoid equating oneself with a more generalized consciousness.* 35:00 Jung's *experiment involved deliberately evoking fantasies in a waking state to explore what happens when consciousness is switched off, akin to dreaming during wakefulness.* Made with HARPA AI
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 01:56 🕵️ *Freud believed in the Oedipal myth, a failed hero's story where a man becomes too close to his mother, leading to problems. Jung, however, championed the successful hero's story, emphasizing triumph over challenges.* 03:32 🌟 *The successful hero's story, exemplified in fairy tales like Sleeping Beauty, involves overcoming challenges, escaping confinement, and awakening the slumbering feminine, symbolizing personal growth and positive relationships.* 06:41 🧠 *Jordan Peterson supports Jung's view, asserting that clinical work involves awakening the hero myth in individuals, enabling them to confront chaos, triumph, and establish positive male-female relationships.* 09:39 📚 *Jung's split with Freud centered on the Eedipal myth versus the hero myth. Jung's "Symbols of Transformation" emphasized the validity of religious viewpoints and the hero's journey, setting the stage for his break with Freud.* 16:23 🧠 *Jung's visionary thinking, influenced by a family history of visionaries, allowed him to see patterns across thousands of years. His ability to think in both words and vivid images contributed to his profound insights and unique perspective.* 23:47 🎭 *The interplay between conscious and unconscious minds is crucial, creating a developmental dialogue essential for a fulfilling life.* 26:08 📚 *Jung's "Black Books" document his experiments with imagination, a childlike daydreaming faculty, providing insights into archetypal structures and the distillation of collective behavior patterns.* 28:47 🌌 *Jung's exploration in the "Red Book" led to a reconciliation of intellect and religious archetypes, challenging the notion that religious structures are pathological, deceitful, or protective delusions.* 31:04 ⚔️ *Jungian psychoanalysis involves confronting fears and aversions, emphasizing the idea that what is most needed is often found where one least wants to look.* 34:45 🌌 *Jung's experiments in evoking fantasies aimed to understand the background activity when consciousness is switched off, exploring the continuous dreaming nature of human experience.* Made with HARPA AI
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:31 🧠 *Freud's profound insights into the unconscious were absorbed into culture, leaving only his errors. Jung, influenced by Freud, explored subpersonalities and the autonomy within individuals.* 01:56 🌌 *Freud's edipal myth suggests a failed hero's story, warning against improper development. Jung, influenced by Freud, split over the religious aspect, proposing the successful hero's story as the universal human myth.* 05:50 🐉 *Contrasting Freud, Jung emphasized the successful hero's story, illustrated in myths like Sleeping Beauty. It involves overcoming challenges, freeing the feminine, and triumphing over the worst imaginable.* 06:41 💡 *Jung's clinical work involves awakening the hero myth in patients, empowering them to confront chaos, establish positive relationships, and ennoble consciousness.* 09:39 📚 *Jung's split with Freud centered on the fundamental myth of humankind. Freud's Oedipal story clashed with Jung's emphasis on the validity of the religious viewpoint, as seen in Jung's book "Symbols of Transformation."* 12:23 📖 *Eric Neumann, a student of Jung, wrote "The Origins and History of Consciousness," viewing the hero's story as the emergence of consciousness. Camille Paglia praised the book as a powerful antidote to postmodern denigration of literature.* 15:57 🧠 *Jung, a visionary, could think in both words and vivid images. His ability to see patterns developing across thousands of years, as demonstrated in "Ion," made him a daunting and terrifying figure.* 20:23 🐍 *Jung's therapeutic approach involved confronting fears symbolically, akin to the hero's journey. Exposure therapy, facing the symbolic dragon, aligns with archetypal ideas found in video games.* 23:04 💭 *Jung's clients, including lucid dreamers, demonstrated spontaneous abilities to communicate with dream characters. Jung's quasi-hypnotic technique involved relaxing clients to explore and play with dream images.* 24:00 🎭 *Jung aimed for a receptive and imaginative state of mind in psychoanalysis, akin to artistic production, where the unconscious manifests creatively.* 25:11 🐍 *Dreams, like Jung's patient's snake dream, reveal autonomous fantasies with symbolic meanings, challenging conscious expectations.* 26:20 📚 *Jung's "Black Books" document his experiments with imagination, later distilled into the "Red Book," a central source of inspiration for him.* 28:21 🔄 *Jung's psychology sees archetypal structures in religious beliefs as fundamental and not delusional, providing confidence in the face of chaos.* 29:28 🌐 *A significant 20th-century development: Jung bridged intellect and religious archetypes, impacting psychology and enduring in popularity.* 30:50 🌌 *The hero's journey involves confronting the unknown, often in what one fears and avoids, a Jungian psychoanalytic principle.* 32:25 🧠 *Jung's journey within revealed an undiscovered part of himself, resonating with Huxley's exploration of vast potential in human conscious experience.* 33:21 ⚖️ *Jung warned against ego inflation, equating individual ego with generalized consciousness, emphasizing the importance of grounding in daily life.* 35:00 🌌 *Jung's experiments involved deliberately evoking waking fantasies, exploring the emergence of unconscious imagery when consciousness is switched off.* Made with HARPA AI
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:17 🧠 *Freud's Impact on Psychoanalysis* - Freud established psychoanalysis and delved into the contents of the unconscious. - Some modern psychologists denigrate Freud, but his fundamental insights are deeply ingrained in culture. - Challenges in evaluating Freud's work arise as his errors overshadow his profound discoveries. 01:42 🤝 *Jung's Influences and Split with Freud* - Jung was influenced by Nietzsche and Freud in his intellectual development. - The split with Freud occurred due to differences in their views on religion. - Freud's Oedipal myth contrasts with Jung's emphasis on the successful hero's story. 03:32 🛌 *Freud's Oedipal Myth vs. Jung's Successful Hero's Story* - Freud's Oedipal myth portrays a failed hero's story and warns against improper development. - Jung posits the successful hero's story, exemplified by tales like Sleeping Beauty. - The successful hero myth involves overcoming challenges, conquering the worst, and awakening the feminine from a symbolic coma. 09:39 📚 *Jung's Break with Freud and "Symbols of Transformation"* - Jung's break with Freud centered on the Eedipal myth and the validity of religious viewpoints. - "Symbols of Transformation," written in 1914, solidified Jung's departure from Freud. - Eric Neumann, a student of Jung, later rewrote and expanded on Jung's work in books like "The Origins and History of Consciousness." 12:23 🧠 *Jung's Unique Visionary Thinking* - Jung's visionary thinking stemmed from a unique ability to think in both words and vivid images. - The visionary nature of Jung's thinking allowed him to uncover patterns across thousands of years. - Jung's ability to visualize and imagine beings contributed to his profound insights, distinguishing him as a visionary thinker. 16:12 📖 *Jung's Terrifying Insights in "Ion"* - "Ion," part of the archetypes of the collective unconscious, reveals Jung's deep insights into patterns spanning thousands of years. - Jung's ability to see beneath social structures and identify evolving patterns is evident in "Ion." - "Ion" serves as a testament to Jung's visionary capacity and his ability to decipher complex and enduring human patterns. 19:13 🌊 *Facing Fears and Heroic Transformation* - Exposure therapy, akin to the hero's journey, involves facing fears and gaining power through overcoming challenges. - A client's lucid dreaming ability allowed her to communicate with dream characters, providing insights into her fears. - The narrative of overcoming fears, as in exposure therapy, aligns with the hero's journey archetype. 22:50 🧐 *The Cognitive Styles of Thinking* - Jung's visionary thinking, involving a blend of verbal and visual cognition, sets him apart. - The distinction between thinking in words and images reflects individual cognitive styles. - Exploration of cognitive styles, such as word-centric or image-centric thinking, remains an intriguing area for future research. 23:04 🌀 *Introduction to Hypnosis and Dream Exploration* - Description: Dr. Peterson shares an experience using Jungian techniques to explore dreams with a patient. - The patient was initially reluctant to approach a dream about a snake handler and a crowd, fearing the crowd's pushiness. Through relaxation and dialogue, the patient overcame her fear and engaged with the dream, revealing unexpected positive outcomes. 26:20 📚 *Jung's Black Books and the Red Book* - Description: Dr. Peterson discusses Jung's unpublished Black Books, documenting his imaginative experiments. The Red Book emerged from these experiments and became a central source of inspiration for Jung. - Jung's dialogues with figures of imagination revealed archetypal patterns, emphasizing the importance of exploring the unconscious to understand the distillation of cultural behaviors and the structure of reality. 28:21 🌐 *Integration of Religious Archetypes and Intellectual Understanding* - Description: Dr. Peterson emphasizes the significance of Jung's work in reconciling religious archetypal structures with intellectual understanding. - Jung's enduring popularity stems from bridging the gap between intellect and underlying religious archetypal substructures, offering a conceptual breakthrough in the 20th century. 30:07 ⚔️ *The Hero's Journey and Confronting the Unknown* - Description: Dr. Peterson relates the story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table searching for the Holy Grail as a metaphor for confronting the unknown. - Jungian psychoanalysis encourages facing what is feared and avoided, highlighting that true knowledge often lies in exploring what is held in contempt or disgust. 31:54 🌌 *The Hero's Journey as an Inward and Outward Exploration* - Description: Dr. Peterson discusses the hero's journey as both an inward and outward exploration. - Jung's bias towards introversion doesn't limit the hero's journey to inner experiences; what matters is confronting the unknown, whether it manifests within or outside oneself. 34:45 🧭 *Balancing Revelatory Experiences and Ego Inflation* - Description: Dr. Peterson warns against ego inflation in revelatory experiences and the danger of erasing the boundary between individual ego and generalized consciousness. - Jung's paper "Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious" provides insights on avoiding ego inflation, emphasizing the importance of keeping one's feet on the ground during explorations of consciousness. 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00:08 Freud's fundamental insights on the unconscious and dreams have had a profound impact on modern psychology. 02:30 Dependency on family can prevent personal growth. 07:23 The documentary 'Crumb' explores the life and art of underground cartoonist Robert Crumb. 09:47 Jung's book 'Symbols of Transformation' broke permanently with Freud and has been rewritten multiple times 14:31 Young was a visionary clinician with a high IQ and deep knowledge of various subjects 16:45 Jung was a visionary with exceptional visual thinking ability. 20:42 Exposure therapy in clinical psychology is similar to facing and conquering dragons in the hero myth 22:35 The client had a dream about a snake on the beach. 26:02 Jung's experiments with imagination were documented in the Bloch books and the Red Book. 28:13 Jung's psychology was based on revealing the non-pathological nature of religious beliefs 32:50 Beware of wisdom you did not earn 35:00 Jung believed that we are dreaming all the time. Crafted by Merlin AI.
Mystical experience is very much context reated. There is like years of suffering leading to such real experience. Drugs produces some reactions in the brain that is all what that is. No different than alcohol. You will never hear these drugs guru's say how alcohol changed their life. It is because they are clueless.
3- Peterson is talking about Jung or rest to pretend he knows. He only read books and not scientificaly studied nor searched or worked on human psyche.
2- He is talking and defending Freuid because he has been hanging with Zionists to protect himself from his leagal situation.
Carl Jung nor Freuid nor nietzsche would care about Peterson nor would accept him yet would be embarassing to them and their work.
how dare he jump on the bandwagon way before me damn.
But this mythological stories are just stories of different individuals and if they are so old this is just a nature of a man, like there are those red asses with that monkeys in animal kingdom. And it isnt something you can change or fix. Its ok to be warned about it, conscious about it, but we can't avoid it. And I dont know anyone that would change to a better in a span of a year, when he was working on himself and visiting a shrink. Miraculous can happen just couple of times in your life and you won't recreate it. But to know this stories, it's calming you down.
Why u got to paint me like that..
Books on the way 💪
I love you Jordan. Thank you for everything.
The idea that you can give a placebo for psilocybin strikes me as funny.
He sure does set a mood, black background dark clothes . Not sure what is trying to be accomplished but it is done on purpose and for a reason that can be called manipulation in my opinion.
So if I feel restrained by the ideas of my parents, should I go live with my parents again to look in the darkest place of the forest or should I break free from the shackles and look for Snow White? Please let me know what you think.
Jordan could really benefit from speaking from notes or an outline because he is realllllly all over the place here
The Latin inscription on the stone, as it reads in the book The Art of C.G. Jung: HIC LAPIS EXHILIS EXTAT. PRETIO QUODQUE VILIS. ASPERNITUR A STULTIS, AMATUR PLUS AB EDOCTIS. IN MEMORIUM NATURAE SUAE DIEI LXXV CGJUNG EX GRATIA FECIT ET POSUIT ANNO MCMI.
The Latin inscription on the stone, as it reads in the book The Art of C.G. Jung: ORPHANUS SUM, SOLUS; TAMEN UBIQUE REPERIOR. UNUS SUM, SED MIHI CONTRARIUS. IUVENIS ET SENEX SIMUL. NEC PATREM NEC MATREM NOVI, QUIA LEVANDUS SUM PROFOUNDO AD INSTAR PICIS SEU DELABOR A COELO QUASI CALCULUS ALBUS. NEMORIBUS MONTIBISQUE INERRO, IN PENITISSIMO AUTEM HOMINE DELITESCO. MORTALIS IN UNUM QUODQUE CAPUT, NON TAMEN TANGEOR TEMPORUM MUTATIONE
This is so ass who tf listens to this guy💀
You use Sleeping Beauty as the prince's hero journey. But I think he misses the point. It's Sleeping Beauty's hero journey. Once again, I see Jordan Peterson sidelining and objectifying women. I find Joseph Campbell's Hero of a Thousand Faces.
not just nietzsche and freud.. the classics were a huge determinant, guiding Jung deeper and deeper into his theories of the collective unconscious and the importance of myths... im learning that the more you read the original texts i.e. the canon- the more i realise peterson simplifies his talks for a less literate crowd but also regularly tries to squeeze big and complex ideas into his frame of reference (which can actually be quite dogmatic!)... very unlike Jung
Stuck in the past
why was Robert's mom so dreadful? The documentary didnt really specify that.
So beautiful. So so beautiful.
What a remarquable life
Thank you for your great work !!😊
Liking every positive comment about this man
This man is a God
0:00 me to my friends.
Here lies the mean uncomely stone, tis very cheap in price, the more it is despised by the fools, the more it is loved by the wise. Is what he meant to say.
Really good thank you. Learned something today
All I can say to anyone who is serious about exploring the questions posed here is: read Rudolf Steiner. Steiner was a clairvoyant who endeavored to make a scientific exploration of psychic/mystical experiences, basically trying to put a name to things experienced by shamans, and gurus (among others) and make them accessible to the Western rational mind. I'd recommend starting with Theosophy, then try to tackle Esoteric Science. Not easy reading but worth the effort in my opinion. I think Jordan Peterson would find his work highly enlightening and inspiring.
Anyone know where I can see this entire lecture?
Jung’s paper: “the relations between the ego to the unconscious.’ Revelatory experience.