9 Life Lessons From Carl Jung (Jungian Philosophy)

In this video we will be talking about 9 Life Lessons From Carl Jung. He found his own school of psychology, called analytical psychology and his philosophy is dubbed as “Jungian philosophy”. Its concepts can apply to many topics covered in the humanities and the social sciences.
So with that in mind, here are 9 important lessons that we can learn from Carl Jung -
01. Look inside yourself first
02. Integrate your contraries
03. Analyze your dreams
04. Learn to face reality
05. Be aware of superstitions
06. Think, do not judge
07. Avoid excessive pride
08. Be eager to grow older
09. Tell your story
I hope you enjoyed watching the video and hope these 9 Life Lessons From Carl Jung will add value to your life.
Carl Jung, together with Sigmund Freud and Alfred Adler, is one of the 3 founders of psychoanalysis which is a set of psychological theories and methods aiming to release repressed emotions and experiences - in other words, to make the unconscious conscious. Jung was born in Switzerland in 1875 and died in 1961, leaving behind great works in the fields of psychiatry, anthropology, archaeology, literature, philosophy, psychology and religious studies. Jung had Freud as a mentor for a good part of his career but later he departed from him. This division was painful for Jung and it led him to found his own school of psychology, called analytical psychology as a comprehensive system separate from psychoanalysis. If classical psychoanalysis focuses on the patient’s past, as early experiences are very important in personality development, analytical psychology primarily focuses on the present, on mythology, folklore, and cultural experiences, to try to understand human consciousness. One of the most important ideas of analytical psychology which Jung founded is the process of individuation, which is the process of finding the self - something Jung considered an important task in human development. While he did not formulate a systematic philosophy, he is nonetheless considered a sophisticated philosopher - his school of thought dubbed “Jungian philosophy”. Its concepts can apply to many topics covered in the humanities and the social sciences. A good part of his work was published after his death and indeed there are still some articles written by him that to this day have yet to be published. Some of his most important books are: “Psychology of the Unconscious”, “Man and His Symbols”, “The Archetypes and The Collective Unconscious”, “Modern Man In Search of a Soul”, “The Psychology of the Transference”, “Memories, Dreams, Thoughts”, and “The Relations Between the Ego and the Unconscious”. Besides being a great writer and a researcher, he was also an artist, a craftsman and even a builder. His contribution is enormous and there is a great deal we can learn from his works.
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Summary: 1. Look inside yourself first. 2. Integrate your contraries. 3. Analy ze your dreams. 4. Learn to face reality. 5. Be aware of superstitions. 6. Think do not judge. 7. Avoid excessive pride. 8. Be eager to grow old. 9. Tell your story.

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"The healthy man does not torture others- generally it's the tortured who turn into torturers". That one really hits home. We need to protect all children from later becoming tortured souls and raise them to be healthy healers.

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I agree, but I argue that we also need to be more empathetic toward the "torturers", even in adulthood, to help them overcome what should and could only be temporary distraught. Otherwise, we perpetuate their suffering and our own or the suffering of others who will inevitably come into contact with them. It's extremely difficult to do, but I truly think this is a turn we must take to stop the alienation and ultimate degradation of others for mistakes and wrongdoings that only hardens and solidifies their character to continue such behavior ad infinitum (which consequently slings back and causes more pain to healthy individuals). To be frank, we must take responsibility for aiding in the process of the tortured becoming torturers, and do what we can to prevent it and learn to recognize all "underdeveloped" persons as "children" to the extent that they have yet to cultivate moral integrity that allows them to live in harmony with dominant societal ideals and laws and recognize them as potential and assist them with their rising to the standards we collectively set. We label mental "illnesses" and people who struggle momentarily as "addicts" or "alcoholics" or "abusers" or "manics" that suffer in perpetuity due to the negative affects of the alienation that causes self-hate, insecurity, and so on which again, manifest pain and suffering into the hearts of the "healthy". We need to work together and stop alienating ourselves using archaic methods of social policing and recognize that the better the masses the better the individual, not the other way around.

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Prevention is best because the cost to cure a "torturer" can be astronomical and the chance for failing to do so is very high. Because most torturers have a neurotic pride and would rather believe they are better than what reality shows them to be. Time to face facts. (1)Evil people are primarily created through bad childhoods. (2)And the modern Family Courts exercise the most power on who raises a child from a broken homes. (3)The results of these Family Court judges speak for themselves. With regard to choosing the most fit parent we have aggregate data for children with regard to {prison-rates, suicide-rates, teen parent-rates, graduation-rates, depression-rates, etc...). (4)The data shows that between fathers and mothers, HAVING A FATHER IN THE HOME has a FAR STRONGER impact in improving their children's lives than having a mother. (5)The data also shows with BOTH the father and mother are in the home, the child raising results are stronger than a single -father household. So women who divorce their husbands are choosing themselves over their children's well being. i.e. They love their ego more than their children. So by adopting the belief that Marriage Is primarily For Raising Strong Children first and not to make the parents happy, Evil in the world would shrink.

[@Jay-xh9dl]

@@richardkalmwater5996 This is precisely the fallacy I'm refuting; viewing all uncultivated adults as lost causes. Sure, prevention is "best" but you're simply not rationalizing the consequence of letting those "evil" (non-confirmative behavior is a better term) adults roam free after your violent and harsh social policing that perpetuates the downward spiral that was first instigated by bad parenting. I certainly don't know all the answers, but I know that most people rise to the occasion and become high performing members of a community when they find/create purpose and responsibility and truly, somehow and someday, feel capable, valuable, and worthy of respect and love. I know this for a fact, and so I stand by my previous words; we need to establish a system that is designed to cultivate and develop moral and critical thinking beings (that is not dogmatic religion).

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@@Jay-xh9dl (1)Carl Rogers, who was a legendary sociologist, knew his limits. He understood that if a person doesn't want to change, then you can't help them. I know people who work with the homeless and eventually they learned that too many homeless have inflated egos and are not willing to change. This is the norm for most people who need help...homeless or not. (2)For the people who hurt others and won't change, putting them in prisons may not help them but, it protects the rest of society from their evil. (3)Just like we will "total" a car that costs more to fix than it is worth, bad people who refuse to change need to totaled and sent to a place where they can't hurt others.

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I'm 45 and still open to learning from others. Learning is an ongoing exercise; good luck!

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Life long journey and life experience. Degree exempt!

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The best video ever! This is so fascinating and i adore Jung's work. Im 16 and i am so grateful that i have so much time to learn about humanity and human's mind.

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Yes!! How encouraging that someone your age in today’s culture is interested in Jung give me so much hope!! If you want to veer into the more mystical realm check out Ram Dass. He was a fan of Jung and used some of his concepts to compliment his spiritual teachings and awakening.

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[@abbasalchemist]

Making the unconscious conscious is only a surface level explanation of his life's work. It was much deeper than that. Neoplatonism, Hermeticism, Gnosticism, Alchemy, Astrology, ancient philosophies....his work is an excavation of the soul. Nothing less.

[@gerrithoevers]

Had modern Psychology been Jungian based rather than Freudian, the west would be a much different world than it is today.

[@abbasalchemist]

@@gerrithoevers so true!

[@jokkie007]

Any suggestions which books to read from Carl Jung?

[@abbasalchemist]

@@jokkie007 I suppose it depends on what you are looking for. But for an overview of his thought I recommend Dreams, Memories, Reflections. Warning: some passages were "edited" by Aniela Jaffe to cover up his more mystical personal experiences and statements. Philemon Foundation is currently working on a new translation based on the original German manuscript.

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If you're interested, I delve into Jung's work and the ancient ideas that helped influence his thought.

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and the crazy thing is we all have this natural ability to control our psyche but is which unlocked

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Faszcinating, Still though, I wish that I did possess a mind of my own, Which remained to be blown...

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At 48 I tried writing “who I think I am,” it’s very difficult as I feel throughout the decades I’m different. I just keep writing in hoping that’ll I’ll be a little bit better each day.

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He combined rational and spiritual mind and mixed it perfectly

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What an independent, daring soul. What I like most about Jung is that he recognized and developed from believing to knowing that God is the infinite wisdom.

[@ek4172]

*Much of what holds people back in life is their unresolved feelings and judgments regarding their relationships, even relationships in the distant past.* These feelings and judgments act as a kind of dam, holding people’s feelings back, arresting them in place, influencing their perception of other people and disabling them from being able to be emotionally open and accessible to their children and to other people. From: Healing Relationships *Look around you at others, and their striving, their desperation, and the lack of depth and meaning that they demonstrate.* People around you will teach you the results of living life without *Knowledge.* In countless ways they will demonstrate this. *So do not be in judgment of them.* Do not condemn them, for they are teaching you to value your own integrity. They are demonstrating that nothing else will satisfy this or take its place. From: Integrity Both quotes by *Marshall Vian Summers*

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Just follow Jung. The rest is self evident. Who needs a book??? Look inwards. Honestly.

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Carl Jung's profound insights continue to resonate today, offering invaluable life lessons. From introspection to integrating our contraries, his wisdom guides us towards wholeness. Analyzing dreams unveils hidden truths, while facing reality fosters growth. Understanding collective consciousness and refraining from judgment enriches empathy. Embracing vulnerability and telling our story propel us towards individuation.

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Jung was cool! He liked astrology, & the psychic psychology!

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“One who looks outside, dreams. One who looks inside, awakens.” ― Carl Jung But pause before you leap because you never know what you may discover.

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Don’t think ‘pausing ‘is Jungian? It sounds as though you’re frightened of what analysis might reveal? Indeed. Facing your shadow takes a lot of guts. But you won’t be whole without accepting the dark bits. Then you learn compassion for yourself and thereby others. Jung was an utterly exceptional brilliant man, whose scope of understanding of humanity was panoramic. This bots voice is a real bore.

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@@janel342 Jung was approached by a medical doctor who told him he would like to become an Analyst (Jungian style). When Jung asked him about his life the doctor replied it was perfect - he said he had the perfect job, the perfect wife, in fact the perfect life. Hmm, thought Jung, the perfect life eh. So, he instructed the doctor to go away and the following week present him with any dreams he could remember. A week later the doctor returned and told Jung he dreamt of entering a large empty room, except there was a naked young child sitting in the middle on the floor covered in excrement. "What does it mean?" the doctor asked Jung. He replied that he didn't know and then told the doctor to go back to his perfect life and forget about being an analyst. What he went onto explain was that the native child covered in excrement meant was that the doctor had a deep lying psychosis just waiting to be awakened and that any form of analysis would do just that. Delving into the depths of the unconscious is and can be a dangerous activity and therefore one should take care and look before you leap, because there is more to the totality of the unconscious than simply the shadow to concern you. I recommend you read the first few sections of Jung's Red Book (Liber Novus) as you will find a description by Jung of his own initial experiences and how he said that 'Divine Madness' holds many similarities to a psychosis itself. All the best

[@redtobertshateshandles]

No. I agree that you have to face it. Jung's own statement bears this out. We are beasts, we need to accept your inner beast. It's a shadow that exists even if ignored. You use your inner beast to fight another beast. Within legal constraints of course. We are taught religious, moral and societal constraints against being " evil", but psychopaths ,murderers, criminals etc don't follow these " rules". Believe me, these people exist, and you'll need to fight them one day, and if you ignore your own beast you'll be fighting yourself.

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I loved this, learnt so much by Carl's teachings. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO ❤️ your videos sincerely calms me down and makes me to accept and fight life struggles especially at times when my mind is in rush filled with rapid thoughts that is unable to differentiate between what's right or wrong anymore. But just by watching or reading about philosophy, peace, patience and wisdom are brought within me once again, as I continuously do it. This is so far the most genuine certainty I've ever known, penchant!

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thanks a lot. what a wonderful episode! next time Erick Fromm would be a good choice to talk about!

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First! Love CG Jung!! Thank you

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Brilliant and profound. Gloria in Excelsis Deo!

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Awesome video !

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Good Introduction video. Individuation, however, is surely a life long process.

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i love how much i have learned about mastering self❤️

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Oh!How right is this Great Man! I must say i never knew .much of his Brand of Psychology & to be honest what Precious Gem have I found... His ideas are very real,something that if we all practised will no doubt get to Sanctuary, much much faster if you practice it as he sees his Style & believes in it through & True! I love that how the presented episode had no Psycho Babble like many so called Specialist in Psychiatrist/Psychologists tend to drop around the place usually mostly for show especially in Group Therapy!I love his candidness& the simplest way he put his ideas across and if followed there is a kind of Nirvana for you oviously dependent on you dedication &understanding his Brand of Solving Mental health problems! I am engrossed & will attempt to find more his work NOW Thankyou for putting this up.it is has been A Good Day Indeed! After all knowledge is power! In YES?

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Look inside yourself (… a little, and then deeper and deeper until you get very deep), understand your personality as well as deep underlying scripts that underpin your character and ego, identify your imperfections and dark aspects as well as your strong and bright sides, accept yourself fully, explore the world, meet people, learn to distinguish between objective and subjective reality, accept people and the world as they really are, diligently build and tell your authentic story, but avoid arrogance, overconfidence in your views, and superstition and one-mindedness of any kind,… and do not take things so seriously or so personally, but immerse yourself openly and fully in every experience that life brings you, learn from each of them, because life is a service that expires pretty quickly

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Good, video! THX!

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This is One aspect of awakening im glad i found this it removes another layer of who im ment to be...a very strange lense

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Excellent video,could you please do Alfred Adler and Carl Rogers?

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Finally, Carl Jung's philosophy on this channel. Thanks man

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Siegmund Freud: Classical Psychology (Past+Upbringing) -> Carl G. Jung: Analytical Psychology (Present+Myth) Using Quotes as milestones * 02:54 > Who looks outside, dreams. Who looks inside, awakens. ~ C. G. Jung (So > Look into your heart. ~ Roxette :)) * 05:00 > Wholeness is not achieved by cutting off a portion of one's being, but by integration of the contraries. ~ C. G. Jung (accept your shadow) * 08:00 > The dream shows the inner truth and reality of the patient as it really is: not as I conjecture it to be, and not as he would like it to be, but as it is. ~ C. G. Jung (write dreams down) * 10:20 > What you resist, persists. ~ C. G. Jung (accept that you might be the problem) * 12:53 > Primitive superstition lies just below the surface of even the most tough-minded individuals. ~ C. G. Jung (be aware of snakes, whether real or imaginary) * 15:42 > Thinking is difficult, that is why most people judge. ~ C. G. Jung (we rush to judge. learn about their motives) * 17:44 > Through pride we are ever deceiving ourselves. But deep down below the surface of the average conscience a stil, small voice says to us, "something is out of tune". ~ C. G. Jung (pride hides self-delusion. remain equanimous through good and bad) * 19:56 > Life really does begin at forty. Up until then, you are just doing research. ~ C. G. Jung (it takes time "to grow feathers" and 40 seems to be the middle point between learning and experimenting. 42 = 84 / 2) * 22:22 > The reason for evil in the world is that people are not able to tell their stories. ~ C. G. Jung (everybody wants to be heard.) This resonates a lot, must be the age and circumstances. To reader: you are a full human being no matter the situation and deserve true love. Sending you blessings. And if it feels bad, don't run away - try to write it out here.

[@Imawiggle]

“Life really does starts at 40” that was my experience…before I became aware I was thinking what happened to me im different?…the persona started dissolving?.. Just discovering C.G Jung.. He knew and accepted what his human limitations were?..peace Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼❤️

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Thank you

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I’m 44. So far I learned. Don’t get married is biggest lesson I’ve leaned

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My marriage is the most difficult yet best thing I've ever done. Finding an honest person might be a problem though. I'm not honest though trying to be.

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Love this guy

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Great

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Superb

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Analysis of your dreams is a difficult task. I misjudged a friendly talking cat, who told me that his owner was an old lady and the address they lived.

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Yung is one of my heroes! 😌

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Großartig ☺️

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Jung has become one of his own archetypes, the wise old man!

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Are the work-life examples in these videos a cry of help from employees at POL? Great video. Thanks for posting

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At least half of ´his´ philosophy were already there in Hindu philosophy and sciences. Wouldnt be surprised if he read our books, just like Tesla and Einstein did.

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Thanks

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When you make the decision and aware and discover your shadow the liberation/fear you feel at the same time is overwhelming. But once you are completely awake and see the big picture it will change your whole perception on people the world and the circulatory structure. It really does begin. All your senses will broaden you will be more sympathetic and understanding about the events, settings conditions and people. It becomes a responsibility a burden and also a gift. Honestly this is just a good opportunity to try and impress someone with a 5:min tube video on phycology for others it is a chapter in our research we have been doing our whole lives. The 1-2% that did discover some insight and opened an infant eye.. someone somewhere is going through the same experience except completely different.

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Thank you for insight and encouragement 😊

[@drewmckinney7843]

I love the psychology of groupthink, some people can get so excited, it's those moments we should cherish. Enjoying life with our fellow man, even if such joy is misplaced. Life is about moments, if we don't take advantage of those moments and live a little what's it all mean?

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So do i! 🔥❤️

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Lovely. 🌹

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I graduated high school with honors in art, but that art comment @18:45 hit home. I have a bad case of imposter syndrome with everything I do.

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Inside and outside is the same or no difference. If you go outside you can sense the materialism, the truth and then you go inside you can analyse your findings outside what you sense if your analyse is in a genuine path.

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Before you do shadow work , know that it can get dark and very dark real quick but it is worth it

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More on Yung please!

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As Hans Kung said ..."Thinking won't hurt you."

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we already understand words, nothing beyond me that I don't understand. It all unfolds within me.

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Thank

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Real. Truth.

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Wow just turned 40, this makes sense🦋

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Channel your emotion and energy into what God tells you in human nature

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the sad thing about life is that most people give up on life on their first big failure. They didn't realize that should they overcome that challenge their life will be totally different.

[@GregoryWonderwheel]

Jung broke with Freud's psychoanalysis and rejected Freud's method of sitting behind the client and other methods. Jung's main method was called active imagination and recommended to the person after the beginning stages of psychotherapy. However it is a mistake to call it "philosophy." Jung repeatedly said that he was doing empirical psychology, NOT philosophy.

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“Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.” “There's no coming to consciousness without pain.” “Like plants, so men also grow, some in the light, others in the shadows. There are many who need the shadows and not the light.” “Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” “To be "normal" is a splendid ideal for the unsuccessful.” “If the path before you is clear, you’re probably on someone else’s.” “Where your fear is, there is your task.” -Carl Jung

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