52:35 "Working with psyche is working with soul. Working with soul is transcendence and genuine spirituality."
@typreegamingtpg21984 ай бұрын
28:09 “Only gradually were certain psychic processes which were visualized before as exclusively outside-as the Gods and Goddesses-then understood as processes within the individual.”
@kamilarosinska54045 ай бұрын
My gods, I didn't think I'd come across a Jungian speaking like that in these ridiculous inflated times. Wonderful, thank you!
@morganlake416325 ай бұрын
Over the last few months as I compose using the Andalusian cadence - realizing the emotion is in the half tone if used as a resolution of dissonance - You've known this for years. Also, I loved Martha Graham dance company for her many concerts at the University of Utah - I miss great modern dance...
@morganlake416325 ай бұрын
Wow. I was called to deliver a book of cave art images to a shaman in the Andaman - to empower them because they are on the verge of extinction. Now I realize - I was on the verge of extinction (suicide) but made the delivery and began a new life, new career, that led to feeling gratitude daily for being able spend all my effort on producing music videos. Thanks for the insight Dr. Conforti.
@lorraineakande1216 ай бұрын
Thank you ❤
@ALavin-en1kr7 ай бұрын
The baby was thrown out with the bath water. In rightly thinking that we should not give ourselves over to the world mindlessly we in adhering, rightly, to that went too far in undervaluing the world. If, as Eastern religion has it, it is nothing more than a dream, God’s dream, in which we participate in much the same way we are participants in our nightly dreams, we should, having been given free will, adhere to and value the good so that eventually we are one with the good. Thus returning to the paradise from which we have fallen. If we choose evil the show goes on and the suffering goes on and will until all learn that it is better and wiser to correspond to Reality than to oppose it.
@karync.67079 ай бұрын
Just discovered and J Hollis and Jung; I have the intuitive knowing Jungian methodologies will change my life for the better. How I wish I would have listened to my philosophy Prof in college; he said, "You really ought to check out Jung, you'd probably get a lot out of his work." I was young, had my own ideas, and didn't heed his advice; I can't help thinking about the ways my life would have been so much better if I had! I'm 56, now and my old stories ain't cuttin' it anymore, so...guess it's still not too late! TY Don Huntley for uploading this for all of us, allowing us to better our lives!
@michaelricketson13658 ай бұрын
We have to be thankful to people who introduce us to things that benefit us even when we are not ready. 😊 People rarely change or develop overnight, so good teachers know it is all about planting seeds.
@MrChucke711 Жыл бұрын
My Myth? What you believed as a child and forgotten to investigate.
@djoniebie Жыл бұрын
questioning is good but it is not the goal. the goal is beyond the goal or one may say leaving the goal for what it is, letting it be. a goal is a concept as any other, like me or mine or them and others, good and bad. it doesn't matter. inside each one of us is a mind, sharp like a blade, that cuts through duality. it doesn't matter if we believe it to be so or if we think it is BS. mind cuts all perception and cuts any notion down that raises in hope of independent existence. there is nowhere an independent entity can arrive but openness and having nothing to hold. nowhere to arrive. unborn. bright and shining through, in and out all the illusion of existence. om ah hung
@annemariaclarke2 жыл бұрын
🙏🏾
@THEDUDE9122 жыл бұрын
When I listen to Hollis I am stirred not unlike when I had first discovered Emerson. The breadth of his knowledge touching upon a depth of learning and a lifetime of absorption in the classics is very impressive. Yet even more poignant is his simple humility as a teacher encouraging us all to follow our greatest truths.
@louisdebeer20553 жыл бұрын
Excellent thank you
@MrHitihiti3 жыл бұрын
Filmtrailer zu dem Begriff Symbole kzread.info/dash/bejne/onZ9w62dZNbOetI.html
@christopherrobbins99853 жыл бұрын
James Hollis is loaded to the gills with wisdom. Love this man.
@glenmccarthy84823 жыл бұрын
Even Jung would be impressed by Mr Hollis , he reminds me of the great Nathaniel Branden.
@jamesmhango26194 жыл бұрын
After listening to this i feel psychic emptiness. So what?
@SammyC274 жыл бұрын
loving finding these James Hollis videos in this Covid-19 turbulent time
@oyam74 жыл бұрын
lung fish magic moment
@oyam74 жыл бұрын
A journey into the world of objective
@oyam74 жыл бұрын
dual birth: human birth full of illusion and dirt and true birth of eternity....how amazingly simply beautifully true
@oyam74 жыл бұрын
the more you LET the sacred text speaks its language to you the more you enter its world
@hortleberrycircusbround96783 жыл бұрын
What the F**"* was that TERRIBLE SONG?!?! dream catcher? Makes it hard to think he knows what he is talking about after listening to that drek
@oyam74 жыл бұрын
"[meaning] becomes the commodity of ego" ethereal
@user-bg5ww8zm8w4 жыл бұрын
This man is wisdom incarnated, and I’m not being hyperbolic.
@virochanaasura85214 жыл бұрын
Neither the mother, nor the baby but a third thing between them where the soul lives. This is parallel to the Christian dogma of the trinity.
@paulbolton23224 жыл бұрын
H1llman & Holls excellent .
@markfiedler94154 жыл бұрын
3:20 you're welcome
@erikpaterson14044 жыл бұрын
Imagine a world where 2/3rds of the human population are Jungians or study / read Jung...
@yesyes40054 жыл бұрын
It will happen
@lechat-man2435 Жыл бұрын
that would be kinda boring, but I know what you mean. Although I believe that there are many other great thinkers that should be studied, or rather that each one of us has it's personal spark of wisdom and interests that he should cultivate, so I am for more diversity :) but 2/3 of the population that looks deep within and comes forth with raw diamonds that they then polish to share with the world? Amen to that!
@D-H-Be4 жыл бұрын
I love the sopranos accent
@ravenrisby4 жыл бұрын
This guy is more of a salesman 👨💼 then anything I find
@h.a.s.424 жыл бұрын
a great lecture - thank you! Will help with my essay on Creative Process in Psychotherapy.
@timbrady64735 жыл бұрын
Has the universality of art been poisoned in today’s culture to the point of being void of nutrients ? ...or is it just me ?
@obowurx66254 жыл бұрын
Tim Brady amen.
@mRNA_TV_5 жыл бұрын
The thing about Kali and why the death rebirth experience is so key to our cosmology. It’s not really about us. And by us I mean humanity. It is about what we call the divine. For nothing pleases the divine more than to be reminded of their divinity. And nothing reminds them more than to destroy so that they may create anew. And be as they once were and remembered themselves at their best. Divine.
@bluhenriquez88535 жыл бұрын
Great video. Eye opening. Ty for sharing
@silviopina_1115 жыл бұрын
I find it so odd anyone would give this a "thumbs down"... if you are reading this, would you tell me why?
@erikpaterson14044 жыл бұрын
Maybe they saw the comedy tag and were disappointed that the content was serious with only subtle points of humor? Lol
@dijanadina33365 жыл бұрын
great
@tzmythos5 жыл бұрын
category 'comedy'? Really? Hollis is far from a comedian, and he speaks of very important, serious matters. I love to listen to him.
@GatticaKid5 жыл бұрын
What a dynamic speech. From beginning to end he touches on so much what our modern culture has lost, the spirituality of the dream.
@LionelCartwright6 жыл бұрын
Thanks for posting this. I discovered Hollis this past year and am benefitting from his work.
@OmPrakash-cq4mz5 жыл бұрын
Gift of God... Holy Hollis...
@AdventuresThroughTheMind6 жыл бұрын
I am so grateful for finding Hollis' work. I got the opporunity tp interview him a few weeks ago and will be releasing it via my podcast in a couple months.
@tewtravelers95866 жыл бұрын
Adventures Through The Mind Just listened to your interview. Great stuff! Please do more on Jungian psychology, dreams, archetypes, and other states of consciousness (besides psychedelic). Love your podcast!
@CarolineFlexman6 жыл бұрын
I love what I've seen so far.... and here is the link to the John Cleese sketch at approx. 24 mins 30 secs... where you can't see the screen: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X4Fh2NCmlc3diNI.html
@patricemarie29606 жыл бұрын
....... Great Points! .... Sacred Wisdom! .... "Respecting" .... the "Story" .... seems to have been lost, and or "Crushed"..... in our modern day culture!
@jhinton1296 жыл бұрын
I love Dr. Hollis.
@JackSaturday6 жыл бұрын
Brilliant, colorful - strong poetical choices - always great to find such hidden treasures on the Internet. But Dr. Hollis's approach is gentle - that's not American!
@dreamdreamer94126 жыл бұрын
made me hurt and my eyes wet
@mahoff81997 жыл бұрын
ähm, ah, ähm, ähm, ah. What a great speaker...
@aristotelian30986 жыл бұрын
And his other words are...?
@DouglasHPlumb7 жыл бұрын
This guy is brilliant
@juliecontos56037 жыл бұрын
fabulous.
@jimfrommars25917 жыл бұрын
is there a pt. 2?
@anjleone7 жыл бұрын
Reverend W. I was hoping for the rest of the lecture! This is so good and so apropos of where I am right now in my work.
@Shimonsta7 жыл бұрын
What is consciousness?
@nickshelbourne44265 жыл бұрын
Well isn't that the million dollar question! What consciousness is depends on who is asking, but there is a general idea of what it is. From a Jungian perspective consciousness is the active principle. It is associated with the Sun, day-time, exploration, awareness, the eye, etc. From a cognitive science perspective we have a few different theories, these are a few of the main ones. The truth is probably somewhere in between them all. Global work-space theory - Consciousness acts like a desktop for underlying processes to be visualised and manipulated within. Integrated Information Theory - Consciousness is a product of the integration of the various parts of the system (i.e. CNS/BrainMind) Radical Plasticity Hypothesis - Consciousness is a learned trait which arises from the brain learning to care about the information it is processing. It discriminates based on importance, meaning and salience. Parieto-frontal integration theory - Consciousness is centred in the frontal lobes, particularly the parietal lobe.
@bebeezra5 жыл бұрын
The phenomenon that allows an evolved primate to tap his fingers on a keyboard formulating words into a sentence derived from the being's psyche that asks the question, _"What is consciousness?"_ The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The whole in the aforementioned phenomenon is consciousness. Or... Consciousness is nothing more than a fictive myth or construct that constructs all constructs.
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52:35 "Working with psyche is working with soul. Working with soul is transcendence and genuine spirituality."
28:09 “Only gradually were certain psychic processes which were visualized before as exclusively outside-as the Gods and Goddesses-then understood as processes within the individual.”
My gods, I didn't think I'd come across a Jungian speaking like that in these ridiculous inflated times. Wonderful, thank you!
Over the last few months as I compose using the Andalusian cadence - realizing the emotion is in the half tone if used as a resolution of dissonance - You've known this for years. Also, I loved Martha Graham dance company for her many concerts at the University of Utah - I miss great modern dance...
Wow. I was called to deliver a book of cave art images to a shaman in the Andaman - to empower them because they are on the verge of extinction. Now I realize - I was on the verge of extinction (suicide) but made the delivery and began a new life, new career, that led to feeling gratitude daily for being able spend all my effort on producing music videos. Thanks for the insight Dr. Conforti.
Thank you ❤
The baby was thrown out with the bath water. In rightly thinking that we should not give ourselves over to the world mindlessly we in adhering, rightly, to that went too far in undervaluing the world. If, as Eastern religion has it, it is nothing more than a dream, God’s dream, in which we participate in much the same way we are participants in our nightly dreams, we should, having been given free will, adhere to and value the good so that eventually we are one with the good. Thus returning to the paradise from which we have fallen. If we choose evil the show goes on and the suffering goes on and will until all learn that it is better and wiser to correspond to Reality than to oppose it.
Just discovered and J Hollis and Jung; I have the intuitive knowing Jungian methodologies will change my life for the better. How I wish I would have listened to my philosophy Prof in college; he said, "You really ought to check out Jung, you'd probably get a lot out of his work." I was young, had my own ideas, and didn't heed his advice; I can't help thinking about the ways my life would have been so much better if I had! I'm 56, now and my old stories ain't cuttin' it anymore, so...guess it's still not too late! TY Don Huntley for uploading this for all of us, allowing us to better our lives!
We have to be thankful to people who introduce us to things that benefit us even when we are not ready. 😊 People rarely change or develop overnight, so good teachers know it is all about planting seeds.
My Myth? What you believed as a child and forgotten to investigate.
questioning is good but it is not the goal. the goal is beyond the goal or one may say leaving the goal for what it is, letting it be. a goal is a concept as any other, like me or mine or them and others, good and bad. it doesn't matter. inside each one of us is a mind, sharp like a blade, that cuts through duality. it doesn't matter if we believe it to be so or if we think it is BS. mind cuts all perception and cuts any notion down that raises in hope of independent existence. there is nowhere an independent entity can arrive but openness and having nothing to hold. nowhere to arrive. unborn. bright and shining through, in and out all the illusion of existence. om ah hung
🙏🏾
When I listen to Hollis I am stirred not unlike when I had first discovered Emerson. The breadth of his knowledge touching upon a depth of learning and a lifetime of absorption in the classics is very impressive. Yet even more poignant is his simple humility as a teacher encouraging us all to follow our greatest truths.
Excellent thank you
Filmtrailer zu dem Begriff Symbole kzread.info/dash/bejne/onZ9w62dZNbOetI.html
James Hollis is loaded to the gills with wisdom. Love this man.
Even Jung would be impressed by Mr Hollis , he reminds me of the great Nathaniel Branden.
After listening to this i feel psychic emptiness. So what?
loving finding these James Hollis videos in this Covid-19 turbulent time
lung fish magic moment
A journey into the world of objective
dual birth: human birth full of illusion and dirt and true birth of eternity....how amazingly simply beautifully true
the more you LET the sacred text speaks its language to you the more you enter its world
What the F**"* was that TERRIBLE SONG?!?! dream catcher? Makes it hard to think he knows what he is talking about after listening to that drek
"[meaning] becomes the commodity of ego" ethereal
This man is wisdom incarnated, and I’m not being hyperbolic.
Neither the mother, nor the baby but a third thing between them where the soul lives. This is parallel to the Christian dogma of the trinity.
H1llman & Holls excellent .
3:20 you're welcome
Imagine a world where 2/3rds of the human population are Jungians or study / read Jung...
It will happen
that would be kinda boring, but I know what you mean. Although I believe that there are many other great thinkers that should be studied, or rather that each one of us has it's personal spark of wisdom and interests that he should cultivate, so I am for more diversity :) but 2/3 of the population that looks deep within and comes forth with raw diamonds that they then polish to share with the world? Amen to that!
I love the sopranos accent
This guy is more of a salesman 👨💼 then anything I find
a great lecture - thank you! Will help with my essay on Creative Process in Psychotherapy.
Has the universality of art been poisoned in today’s culture to the point of being void of nutrients ? ...or is it just me ?
Tim Brady amen.
The thing about Kali and why the death rebirth experience is so key to our cosmology. It’s not really about us. And by us I mean humanity. It is about what we call the divine. For nothing pleases the divine more than to be reminded of their divinity. And nothing reminds them more than to destroy so that they may create anew. And be as they once were and remembered themselves at their best. Divine.
Great video. Eye opening. Ty for sharing
I find it so odd anyone would give this a "thumbs down"... if you are reading this, would you tell me why?
Maybe they saw the comedy tag and were disappointed that the content was serious with only subtle points of humor? Lol
great
category 'comedy'? Really? Hollis is far from a comedian, and he speaks of very important, serious matters. I love to listen to him.
What a dynamic speech. From beginning to end he touches on so much what our modern culture has lost, the spirituality of the dream.
Thanks for posting this. I discovered Hollis this past year and am benefitting from his work.
Gift of God... Holy Hollis...
I am so grateful for finding Hollis' work. I got the opporunity tp interview him a few weeks ago and will be releasing it via my podcast in a couple months.
Adventures Through The Mind Just listened to your interview. Great stuff! Please do more on Jungian psychology, dreams, archetypes, and other states of consciousness (besides psychedelic). Love your podcast!
I love what I've seen so far.... and here is the link to the John Cleese sketch at approx. 24 mins 30 secs... where you can't see the screen: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X4Fh2NCmlc3diNI.html
....... Great Points! .... Sacred Wisdom! .... "Respecting" .... the "Story" .... seems to have been lost, and or "Crushed"..... in our modern day culture!
I love Dr. Hollis.
Brilliant, colorful - strong poetical choices - always great to find such hidden treasures on the Internet. But Dr. Hollis's approach is gentle - that's not American!
made me hurt and my eyes wet
ähm, ah, ähm, ähm, ah. What a great speaker...
And his other words are...?
This guy is brilliant
fabulous.
is there a pt. 2?
Reverend W. I was hoping for the rest of the lecture! This is so good and so apropos of where I am right now in my work.
What is consciousness?
Well isn't that the million dollar question! What consciousness is depends on who is asking, but there is a general idea of what it is. From a Jungian perspective consciousness is the active principle. It is associated with the Sun, day-time, exploration, awareness, the eye, etc. From a cognitive science perspective we have a few different theories, these are a few of the main ones. The truth is probably somewhere in between them all. Global work-space theory - Consciousness acts like a desktop for underlying processes to be visualised and manipulated within. Integrated Information Theory - Consciousness is a product of the integration of the various parts of the system (i.e. CNS/BrainMind) Radical Plasticity Hypothesis - Consciousness is a learned trait which arises from the brain learning to care about the information it is processing. It discriminates based on importance, meaning and salience. Parieto-frontal integration theory - Consciousness is centred in the frontal lobes, particularly the parietal lobe.
The phenomenon that allows an evolved primate to tap his fingers on a keyboard formulating words into a sentence derived from the being's psyche that asks the question, _"What is consciousness?"_ The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. The whole in the aforementioned phenomenon is consciousness. Or... Consciousness is nothing more than a fictive myth or construct that constructs all constructs.