3 Key Lessons from Man And His Symbols by Carl Jung

Today we’re reviewing the book Man and His Symbols by Carl Jung among others. A deeply psychological book that explores dreams symbols and human nature.
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[@BookMattic]

Damn I yeah I wanted to read Carl Jung's work for quite some time. Looks like a good book!

[@petermaharajh2088]

Good Review. I too, was most taken by the introduction.

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thanks!!

[@elvergalarga4461]

I bought this book a few years ago but never read it, I started it today because of a weird dream I had, it was vividly scary and emotional, I stayed there laying down for minutes contemplating such experience.

[@danialteaches]

Awesome review champ. Quick and Concise.

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thank man! Thanks for tuning in to my little channel! Happy reading!

[@helioliskfire5954]

The other authors were writing under Jung's instruction from what I read. I'm close to finishing Essay 3. It's a very fascinating read.

[@BookLabBjorn]

Fascinating indeed! I hope the other chapters keeps you engaged too!

[@helioliskfire5954]

​@@BookLabBjorn I watched Jung's 1 hour interview first. And I was really struck by how prescient his last comments were in that interview. I think his observations are applicable to current state of things about anti-vaxx and conspiracy theories being rooted in an pathological existential drive. I ended up reading "Man and His Symbols" because it is supposed to be an offshoot of the interview. (In the interview, Jung was asked about writing a book for a lay audience.) I would suggest checking that out as well.

[@PouryaHosseini]

Seems Deep! How do you manage to read all of the pages? It takes ages to read that book! Happy New Year by the way!

[@BookLabBjorn]

It took me a long time... the font way puny! Happy new year to you to!

[@ultravioletpisces3666]

@@BookLabBjorn yeah I would love if they couod come out with some other editions that were more readable.

[@BookLabBjorn]

@@ultravioletpisces3666 I’m sorry to say it, but I think this is as readable as it gets when it comes to Jung..

[@juanpablosanchezaveleyra6454]

@@BookLabBjorn LOL, yes, the whole point of the book was to be readable to the average reader, that's why he appointed what Jung called: "an average intelec man" to be in charge on the books project. But IT is definitely hard to read and long, but it compensates with the interesting content!

[@oskarpuljevic4395]

The origins and history of consciousness is a great book, its from Eric Neumann who is Jung´s student and Jung said that that book is the one he wanted to write, also there is Aion witch is Jungs book

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thank you so much for these recommendations! I’m actually looking for a new book about Jungian psychology, hence your comment couldn’t have come more timely. 😀

[@oskarpuljevic4395]

@@BookLabBjorn Im glad to hear it!

[@OnlineSEOMarketing]

Great video!

[@BookLabBjorn]

Thanks man!

[@livesimple-ub9qd]

Aion, Synchronicity by Jung are great as well Also I'd suggest checking out Jung simplifie an watching youtube vids on him, my fav channel on his ideas is Academy of Ideas

[@BookLabBjorn]

Academy of ideas! Just discovered that channel. Great stuff!

[@livesimple-ub9qd]

@@BookLabBjorn Heres my AOI playlist might be useful kzbin.info/aero/PLSLL2aQwthJ50x75xE-MunPdlPc2YLMgk

[@alex13reborn]

If you're interested in initiation rites, the book The Rites of Passage by Arnold van Gennep might be interesting to read.

[@BookLabBjorn]

That’s sounds absolutely up my alley! I wrote it down in my to-read-list

[@noeditbookreviews]

That does sound interesting.

[@inbetweenutube]

Sounds like English is your 2 or 3 language. And your reading Jung?? That in itself is mind-blowing.

[@BookLabBjorn]

Haha, well, yes I’m Swedish!