Becoming Your True Self - The Psychology of Carl Jung

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In this video, we look into the life and work of one of history's most significant theorists of psychology, Carl Jung. Exploring his model of the psyche, his concept of individuation, and his philosophy in general, we follow Jung's path toward a more full and complete self.
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[@PursuitofWonder]

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[@mr.absolute8556]

Amazing video, love your editing.

[@IsaacJoshi]

It is an act of healing to accept that one is sick Damn bars

[@whiskeytalks]

Really good one

[@rpng1980]

This principle actually derives from scripture 😉 Matthew 5:3 Happy are those conscious of their spiritual need, since the Kingdom of the heavens belongs to them.

[@lilyjane570]

"Its no good measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society"

[@angels0auras]

@@whiskeytalks a

[@myword787]

21 Savage wrote that

[@notmyfullname796]

Falling in love is an unparalleled opportunity to dive into the unknown parts of yourself, because you project what is still unconscious onto the object of affection

[@danilles.4247]

yes, but possibly the most transformational relationship of all is having a child. boy do they live to trigger your shadow

[@notmyfullname796]

@@danilles.4247 Truth. That still counts as falling in love though, doesn't it? 😊

[@danilles.4247]

​@@notmyfullname796 That is true. Maybe more like exploding in love than falling in it. :) I also agree both pursuits are intrinsically motivated

[@sriku1000]

A Calming video on how bad parents are made. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXag2mpi7eoos0

[@wanderingsoul1189]

That's profound.

[@davidfurlong4456]

"your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart, who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside awakes" C.G Jung

[@luhohnel]

How to look inside?

[@mrkool9009]

yeah how@@luhohnel

[@mendozosa]

Only you know

[@cowoverthemoo]

@@luhohnel solitude

[@Punkichu]

Mindfulness. Once one is able to look within, this will make sense. Lemme tell ya nobody is truly "woke" until they've achieved self awareness

[@whiskeytalks]

Being true to yourself is really the best thing that you can do all the time. It doesn't take any extra effort and makes you confident and most comfortable one in the room.

[@SalahFadel]

It actually does take efforts to be yourself

[@knightdtd]

@@SalahFadel Yup, facing one's shadow might be the most uncomfortable experience ever. But it's worth it.

[@Nemo-sz2qy]

@@SalahFadel there is no "you"

[@sharonveronica3429]

I think it takes the greatest effort, especially when you dont really know who you are

[@Dylan_Thomas1]

@@Nemo-sz2qy "You" is not what it seems at first, is even fluctuating and morphing all the time, might even be ultimately indescribable, might require a better definition forever, but it does exist.

[@Eternalised]

*There is no light without shadow and no psychic wholeness without imperfection.* Carl Jung, C.W. Vol. 12 “Psychology and Alchemy”

[@anotherego6073]

Mind is blown

[@sournuts8517]

oh nice to see you here, I watch your channel! : )

[@dylanobrien4617]

Carl Jung was an ardent supporter of Hitler. To see Jung’s name being held with anything other than contempt is hurtful to the Jewish community

[@blueshanks1]

@@dylanobrien4617 ok.

[@KxngTsuGamingOGkxng]

@@dylanobrien4617 ok.

[@tugrulgunduz5059]

"I indeed, have said most of the things they say i said on the internet." Carl Jung

[@no_one_worth_knowing]

this is my favorite quote of his, a man truly ahead of his own time. many decades ahead apparently😂

[@adroitws1367]

"yeah, i said that, and that too" ~Carl Jung probably

[@Must_Do_Better]

" Your momma" Carl Jung

[@quise8499]

* Sigmund Freud

[@Must_Do_Better]

@Synchro tbh they seriously are.

[@d.h.2509]

I'm not an expert or have academic knowledge of psychology, but came to some of these realizations myself. It is better to be brutally honest with yourself, and accept your flaws, than to live in denial. I've done some introspection work and was surprised about the insights I've found. Your worst enemy is sometimes yourself and unfortunately sometimes ignorance is bliss.

[@SeanElliottH]

Your last sentence, oomph, well said👌

[@nguyentuongan86]

Agreed. Yes it requires a lot of hard and smart work, dedication and self-discipline. This reminds me of the amazing online course I took a couple months ago “7 STEPS TO YOUR BEST LIFE” created by Dr. Michael Broder who is a psychologist, therapist and a bestselling author spanning 5 decades. Cheers to growth 🎉

[@joserivadeneira7361]

As Jung said, it lies benesth your consciousness.

[@DXHero0X]

"In the cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek" Joseph Campbell Campbell was a student of Jung's teaching. Our culture throughout history is the combination of trying to understand our psychology of self understanding told as hero saving the village. I always felt Jung had a more optimistic view of human psychology compared to Sigmund frued.

[@englishcountrylife3805]

Jung definitely had a wider understanding of the human psych than Freud.

[@nikolaykrotov8673]

@@englishcountrylife3805 "Wider" does not mean more accurate. Freud was a genius who created a new discipline by explaining the many idiosyncrasies of human mind. Jung tried hard to make sense of it all...unsuccessfully.

[@sriku1000]

A Calming video on how bad parents are made. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXag2mpi7eoos0

[@dylanobrien4617]

Jung was a huge fan of hitler. Funny that you contrast him with Freud lol

[@jonnydoe1170]

unconscious versus subconscious ????? asking for a friend lol

[@stinksofbeefio]

The narration in these vids is excellent.

[@trevorhmason]

I love this guy's voice, I want him to read me Nihilistic fairy tails. The older guy that sometimes steps in is meh

[@jacobfong3790]

@@trevorhmason agreed

[@deltaid1439]

@@trevorhmason the narrator's voice are voiced by stampylonghead (minecraft youtuber) and yes i was suprised too when i know it edit: im not quite sure tho because the voice is not similar

[@stinksofbeefio]

@@deltaid1439 ah thank you I wanted to know who it was!

[@Coopudagiitch404]

Tis the bread and butter of these videos, the meat and potatoes if you will

[@estefanylouie]

self-awareness is one of the greatest powers one can have.

[@bravuh18k18]

That leads to insecurity

[@estefanylouie]

@@bravuh18k18 how

[@TommiPuuska]

@@estefanylouie And you just became insecure. Wonderful!

[@nocturnaliism]

@@estefanylouie I Dunno man, Maybe he just doesn’t want to admit that he himself lacks self awareness? I really don’t know.

[@MicahBraunlich]

@@bravuh18k18 to much of it can. Depends

[@spiroskatsas6888]

Jung was really a genius! What I like most is that he took psychology as a "holistic" subject, more deeply, including mythology, religion etc.

[@emZee1994]

*I'm pretty familiar with Jung's work and I gotta say I've never seen someone explain Jung in such a concise and accurate way. This shows you have really understood his work. Bravo*

[@DemetriPanici]

*"You have power over your mind - not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength." - Marcus Aurelius*

[@adilkamar594]

Man can you stop with this.

[@youropiniondoesnotmatter]

​@Adil Kamar he just told you, you only have power over your own mind. Why would you try and control something outside of your control?

[@joserivadeneira7361]

@@adilkamar594you clearly didn’t get Jung’s message.

[@remiremsar5946]

We have past the point of stoicism, for fuck's sake, keep up.

[@snackz5181]

fucking graphics and animations are top-notch, the narration is excellent. thank you for putting in the time and energy to make these videos!

[@caytonhopson3200]

Well it did gain them millions of subs and also atleast 100k views a video but they only post a couple times a month

[@musamba101]

The process of individuation is a life long process. I have been studying Jung since the mid 80's and feel like I have just reached a new plateau in this process...

[@FutureMindset]

Our experiences in life shape us in ways which we don't really understand, at least not intuitively. So the process of individuation and figuring out how these processes work is the most important thing we could do for ourselves...

[@bidenadministrationischina5091]

Jung explains that you can't escape individuation. It's not something you do, ita something your doing, conscious and unconscious. I'm not disagreeing with you

[@sournuts8517]

oh hiii

[@coolpfpbut9505]

How do we even do that? How do we figure out how we process the world?

[@Dannolimit]

@@coolpfpbut9505 you don't, just do what makes you happy & what's best for you in the long run

[@maydavalle]

👍🏽

[@daydrms]

Psychedelics introduced me to Jung and it’s crazy how accurate his theories seem to be

[@Ariapeithes_]

Nutcase over here.

[@okamisensei7270]

Could you consider making more videos about Jungian concepts? I find Jung very interesting and would definitely love to watch more about him.

[@ilyas_elouchihi]

Agreed

[@sriku1000]

A Calming video on how bad parents are made. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXag2mpi7eoos0

[@dareleven]

I suggest you check academy of ideas youtube channel, you can find lots of jung there

[@MFateh2000]

A friend of mine suggested a good book called "The Portable Jung" by Joseph Campbell.

[@Moiez101]

I second this.

[@carriej.4120]

Carl Jung helped me so much during my Great Depression

[@masonlee9012]

This animation while simple, is really beautiful. If the animator sees this, nice! Thanks for encapsulating Jung for us too, I'm about to go into his books and this is a great primer to his ideas

[@depressedspidaman9681]

Carl Jung might just be my fav thinker so far for his philosophy is well-structured and is actually the very blueprint of the human mind. ‘It is only at night that no shadows exist’ My goodness

[@ticculousg9418]

I always wait for your vids eveyweek hoping you'll post.Your vids are really good and addictimg

[@ripnephils148]

The images in this video are so so well done. Love it. You guys NAIL IT.

[@toogs8571]

Thanks for putting this together. I've always struggled to visualize and conceptualize Jung's findings. Awesome video!

[@SC-fk9nc]

Excellent description of Jung' s work and contribution to psychology. Well done and thanks!

[@taqi7109]

The effort this guy makes to make the videos near perfect is far from simple. The amount of factors that he has covered for conscious and subconscious minds needs is amazing, brilliant and work of a true psyche. Well done

[@filipkustudic419]

You deserve whatever you desire man, this channel is gold mind and beyond ! Keep the best work you are doing!

[@yeisonportillo22]

What a great video, the images and visual representations were really spot. Thanks for sharing this knowledge!

[@Sisyphus55]

very good video dude

[@Guins]

Verified with no replies? This can’t be happening

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how tf does sisyphus have less than 50 likes on a comment

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You're obnoxious af dude

[@SchmittAli]

Just bought both your books on amazon! Super excited!

[@LauraGonzalez-jj3ep]

Excellent video!! I am now intrigued about going deeper into Jung's works. Thank you, it was wonderfully narrated and put together.

[@chandanavenkatapuram297]

One of the best explained educational content here on KZbin and thank you for this video .

[@ukhtikhulailahbaried8675]

Thank you for making this video right at the time of my self-discovery journey

[@scarlletnull2811]

I love Carl Jung's work.Your summary was amazing. At first I wasn't going to watch this but then I came back and I do not regret it.

[@gothmaze]

Beautiful description of him and his way of perceiving the world. I love your channel!

[@svengain7020]

Thank you for making this. It really helped in a time of need. It truly enlightened the path, when it was darkness 🌌

[@eloisedurand7722]

I'm studying the unconscious in my philosophy class. Having a visual aspect on the question helps me understand the different connections between the conscious and the unconscious (that can be quite hard to visualise and summarize because studying how the mind works is not an easy task). But you did a great job! Thank you. I look forward to reading some of Jung's work.

[@nickram321]

I'm super interested now in the archetypes that Jung saw, integrating the Anima, and individuation thanks to this video.

[@jamesduncan1076]

Fantastic explanation of Carl Jung. Perhaps the best I've ever seen. Concise and beautifully organized. Thanks.

[@Starkeweg]

The narration , language and music are all perfectly chosen. What a video.

[@arpitkumar4525]

"Consciousness is like being tied and head fixed forward and eyes made wide open to watch your loved one being tortured. Unable to save your loved one or even look away"

[@whiskeytalks]

woah

[@jet5995]

Like you can see things coming like (problems) by some calculation but cant or possibly avoid/solve it or do anything about it?

[@stefanmilosavljevic6154]

Thank you for this masterful summary! Excepting who we really are actually allows us to realize what we can and can not be. As a generation of dreamers and high-flyers we need to detach from our egos and start working on what's here right now, fixing issues within ourselves (i.e. our shadows) and building strong connections with our families. After all Jung was not only one of the fathers of psychology but also a father to five children...

[@enigmaoftheechidna6279]

I'm glad to have stumbled upon this channel, so much rambling in every video that I can choose any to help me fall asleep. Thank you

[@nabieladrian]

Wow, this essay is nothing short of extraordinary. Excellent work!

[@rajdeepchakraborty9533]

A great job on explaining the idea in such a simple way.

[@the3xtr3mist]

the quote about shadows and darkness is truly inspiring

[@Parthatheguy]

One of the best videos I've watched on this topic. Thank You.

[@kckstnd8]

This is brilliantly produced and more importantly brilliantly explained. This content creator is a hero.

[@kapux2559]

Great video, one of the best introductory videos on Carl Jung on KZbin

[@TylerTheMonk]

Sri & Kira are my main spiritual mentors. And I love all that good stuff!!!!

[@GratefulToday]

Thank you for all the effort you put into creating these awesome videos. I learnt more about Jung’s theories in this one than any other video.

[@euwinrbbinsavis6804]

Time of writing 5:10am: I feel as though you have two choices, like cleaning your room, one can either choose to clean the mess as it comes by addressing and confronting your as flaws you notice them in the hopes of always being the closest they can to your true self or, in the same way as you may let your room become cluttered and leave it for long enough that you ignore it and act as if it is perfect, a fake identity is formed and can be utilised to reach a certain goal or achieve a certain thing in a more efficient way than the true self. In this case a big clean may offer more of an advantage as you can have a psychological rebirth once this milestone is hit. Sometimes we must utilise the ego to do something the true self does not want.

[@brotherbill3407]

That is an immensely long sentence.

[@euwinrbbinsavis6804]

@@brotherbill3407 T'was 5am

[@stitzefilms299]

i’m definitely the former. and writing that sentence does not indicate thr presence of an ego, or does it?

[@Jo-pc9yh]

Why should i want to Hit a Lifestone if the true self doesnt want to reach it?

[@euwinrbbinsavis6804]

@@Jo-pc9yh something such as completing school, rising to the top of an industry ect. Something your true self wants to do but the version that is true wouldn't be able to, only the version you think you are

[@tylermacdonald8924]

I love it, huge fan of Jung's theories. Absolutely fascinating, absolutely love this channel.

[@hvitekristesdod]

Blue Velvet is an underrated example of Jung’s theories about shadow integration. And it says a lot about how people in modern society fail to integrate properly and truly understand themselves

[@sharonveronica3429]

What is this about?

[@hvitekristesdod]

@@sharonveronica3429 A film by David Lynch. I could summarize the plot if you want

[@sharonveronica3429]

@@hvitekristesdod thank you for the reply, i think i’ll go watch the movie 🙆🏻‍♀️

[@hvitekristesdod]

@@sharonveronica3429 Okay :) Enjoy! 👂

[@tanyarawat9700]

@@hvitekristesdod yes a summarisation please!😁

[@paoloenricofelicitas2251]

Wow, this video and message is put together really well. Well done & thank you.

[@AndrewGarcia-mv4rd]

Always a beautiful wrap up. Great writing.

[@aminmoafi5148]

This is a brilliant summary. Well done!

[@micah3209]

Beautiful summary of Jung's analytical psychology. This type of content is needed badly now when so many of his theories often obscured by academia or exploited by opportunistic self-help gurus. and invites us to accept it for what it is: just a simple but largely hidden-in-plain-sight observation of the nature and structure of human awareness and psyche.

[@timelesswoodworks8680]

This was awesome. Delivery of information was on point 👌🏽

[@tralivali641]

This channel is gold, I can’t stop watching. So interesting, an amazing work. Wow.

[@jayeshuppal]

One thing i have learnt from Jung or any other Psychologist or even Spiritual mentor is that Acceptance takes much less energy than resistance. Once you accept the thought it's like a Truce and Peace happens automatically. Only then you can move forward with healing.

[@marcanton5357]

Freud was definitely reductionist, scientific though? He never relied on collecting data and testing it, why he later developed the reputation of being a hack. Jung's "mystical consideration" was on the other hand something he reached after scouring psychology and other disciplines far and wide. It's Jung that was the scientific one.

[@heinedenmark]

They are 'Jing and Yang'

[@yeisongomez4286]

Freud was essential, to say the least, to psychoanalysis and the focus on the subconscious. I don't consider Jung a "psychoanalyst." To me, he is placed among that of Nietzsche and Dostoevsky. How marvelous is it to "be born at a time" when we can indulge in such thoughts from that of Freud and Jung.

[@yeisongomez4286]

@@heinedenmark haha. I see what you did there!

[@marcanton5357]

@@yeisongomez4286 What's the value of Freud's psychoanalysis though? The only people who sill think he was right in his theory of how the mind works are a handful of Jewish doctors defending him out of misplaced tribal interest to see one of their own as the father of psychology, who never use his methods and theories and never waste time trying to prove them, while everyone else ignores them and his psychoanalysis. The theories that Jung kept and then changed from his have been the ones that anyone invests any time and effort in, because they are empirically true. Yea sorry but to me he became a pseudo-scientist when he decided to isolate his psychoanalysis from anyone who didn't agree with him and was under the influence of his cult of personality.

[@yeisongomez4286]

@@marcanton5357 hey, I understand your frustration. I would consider the mere “thoughts” as valuable contributions to the field.

[@no_one_worth_knowing]

please keep these videos coming thank you so much for all of them

[@Blackrain7070]

love the video very much! i was thinking during the ad read at the end that this is a cool idea but its also really sad that such a thing exists, like we literally work so much and have so little time to just sit down and enjoy reading a book

[@Roboterpunk]

Thank you so much for this video, on behalf of my subconscious as well!

[@meggiemon1731]

Awareness is the key to grow an heal. Be true to yourself.

[@jakepillow8513]

Amazing video thank you! I was in a constant state of awe with goosebumps racing from my shoulders up to my head. NIce!

[@Lisimojoel]

Keep doing what you're doing. Excellent work.

[@ricardoguzman6444]

Man. I love your presentations, you make it sound like a history easy to follow. You make a great job, keep up like that.

[@MrJohnDocHolliday]

Carl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, explored the realms of the unconscious and the collective unconscious, delving into the depths of the human psyche. While Jung did not specifically employ Kabbalah in his work, some of his concepts can be explored from a Kabbalistic lens, particularly when related to the symbolism of the Hebrew letters Shin (שׁ), Psi (Ψ), and Phi (Φ). 1. Shin (שׁ) - Symbol of Divine Fire and Transformation: In Kabbalistic thought, the Hebrew letter Shin is associated with fire and divine light. It symbolizes the transformative and purifying power of divine energy. From a Jungian perspective, the symbolism of fire can be related to the transformative process of individuation-the journey towards wholeness and self-discovery. Jung's concept of individuation involves integrating the unconscious aspects of the psyche with conscious awareness, leading to a deeper understanding of the self and the realization of one's true nature. The transformative process of individuation is akin to the spiritual transformation represented by the divine fire of the Shin, burning away illusions and leading to spiritual growth and enlightenment. 2. Psi (Ψ) - Symbol of Psychic and Spiritual Phenomena: In Jungian psychology, the symbol of Psi (Ψ) is often used to represent psychic and spiritual phenomena. Jung explored the realm of the collective unconscious, the repository of universal symbols and archetypes shared by humanity. Psi can symbolize the connection between the individual psyche and the collective unconscious, representing the potential for psychic abilities, intuition, and spiritual insights. From a Kabbalistic lens, the concept of Psi can be related to the Hebrew letter Shin and its association with divine intuition and spiritual insights. The Shin represents the divine fire of divine wisdom, which illuminates the path to higher consciousness and deeper spiritual understanding. 3. Phi (Φ) - Symbol of the Golden Ratio and Divine Harmony: The concept of Phi (Φ) or the Golden Ratio involves a divine proportion found in nature and art. In Jungian terms, the Golden Ratio can be seen as a symbol of the quest for harmony and balance within the psyche. From a Kabbalistic lens, Phi can be related to the concept of divine proportion and harmony represented by the Hebrew letter Shin. The Shin is linked to the divine wisdom that underlies creation, reflecting the harmonious interplay of divine forces in the cosmos. In summary, while Carl Jung's work does not directly incorporate Kabbalah, certain aspects of his concepts can be explored through a Kabbalistic lens, particularly when relating to the symbolism of the Hebrew letters Shin, Psi, and Phi. Both Jungian psychology and Kabbalah share a deep interest in the exploration of the human psyche and spiritual growth, and they offer unique perspectives on the journey towards self-discovery and enlightenment.

[@paulallen3]

Not only Jungs iq must have been insanely high, i would guess over 200. But his visionary and creative abilities to tap into a way of thinking nobody else thought of is truly outstanding

[@CAHH215]

Your narration always makes me cry. Excellent video

[@moneylowable1]

My god this video was enriching. Thank you for these and never stop sharing this gold 💙

[@zainabmejja9936]

Jung was a super genius! His insight is out of this world.. But most of all, his pro-activeness to learn and discover more is inspiring!

[@PuppetMasterdaath144]

Yes he was genius with soul like nikola tesla, all the demonic AshkeNAZI is doing their best to undermine

[@robholland9245]

I'm halfway through Jung's autobiography right now. This is amazing that you released this video right now. I swear after watching your other videos on some of the great minds that have walked the earth I was wondering if there was one on Jung. Coincidences that make me feel like I'm doing what I should be.

[@RaduP3]

@Baconator 1 And what is it though? Now I only dare to say that when it happens, it's connected to something meaningful. This topic confuses me sooo much I swear. I agree with paying attention to it and it increasing 10fold because some time back I let it guide my life for like 1-2 years. And I swear sometimes I could predict the future but I was too afraid of it and I let it behind because I thought I was going crazy. Looking back in that period of time I was almost crazy, as in acting out extremely different than what conventional humans do. It was the moment I decided consciously to explore my inner world. I could predict things in the outside world. I will give you just one example that comes from the top of my head. I was walking outside and there was a lamp post. this lamp post had a commercial on it and a phone number . i take a look at that phone number and my mind goes "that phone number looks a lot like John's" (fake name) and I didn't care about it and moved on with my life. i went somewhere. when i returned home, on the way back I met that person, and I didn't meet them in a long time. Also, sometimes, on top of everything else, I had these moments where this kind of prediction would appear inside me and after the initial thought like before - "that phone number looks a lot like John's" my mind would perceive the fact that there is something that will happen due to this. And it did. It's like double inception.

[@nicholasdimario8431]

@@RaduP3 what you’re describing reminds me of a concept mentioned in the ‘the master key system’ by Charles F. Haanel

[@Klevans27]

thanks for this video!!! visuals WERE EXCELLENT and the Naration is wonderful. Was engaged and learned thanks again

[@Cain22222]

Tremendous work man, really enjoyed it, im sharing this with the bros

[@prolific1758]

Thank you for this Video!!!

[@chancerobinson5112]

“Consciousness is the last thing to arise (in people); therefore, it is the most fragile.” - Friedrich Nietzsche “He (Nietzsche) knows himself better than anyone alive.” - Sigmund Freud

[@cameronworden8307]

Ive read Jung quite a bit over the last few years and wanted to make a video like this to illustrate some concepts. This is such a great video and you did it so just. Jung would smile.

[@anukaranpatne]

Truly marvellous and high quality stuff. So impressed.

[@spudmatix8770]

may i ask, r the words spoken in this videos directly from books or do u write them urself? its truly the most satisfying string of words strung together, like when artists put chords together to make a beautiful song

[@scrawn4893]

this channel is amazing

[@moni_here33699]

You enlightened my spirit. Thank you.

[@Walliam-hw3dp]

This channel has been absolutely fascinating.

[@chidiemeke8331]

"...Man's task is to become conscious of the content that press upward from the unconscious.. as far as we can discern, the sole purpose of man is to kindle a light in the darkness of mere being". - Carl Jung POWERFUL 😤

[@austinchaseofficial]

Brilliant video. In a short 13 minutes I actually feel that my knowledge on this topic has expanded. Incredible production, animation, narration, and score. Keep up the great work 👍🏻

[@RetroHalon]

Thanks for these, whoever is making these videos.

[@tautvydastomkus]

An outstanding video that eloquently yet very clearly explains Jung. I’ve read a few of his books thoroughly but they are so difficult for me that I better understood certain things in this video than by reading them. Anyhow, thanks for a great presentation of this person and his life’s work.

[@Davesgotitmade]

I believe Carl Jung was spot on with his interpretation of the mind. Wonderful video!

[@billynavarro4775]

I enjoyed this video a lot. You should do one trying to explain Lacan's theory.

[@bradleybenson2944]

Just incredible!! Being able to capture such an essence in a 20 minute vid is impressive sir 🙌

[@nikkolomakaveli8295]

Another life changing video this is the type of content that really helps people .

[@kimbilir3975]

One become depressiv when they can't live its true self because their conditioning of their family&environment. That was mind blowing when İ first heard it but İ can totally relate to that, it's true..

[@amytaylor5458]

Hello there👋👋,how are you doing today?hope you had a wonderful day? ❤️

[@penthousekyleland08]

His work on the shadow never ceases to amaze me truly a man b4 his time!

[@adroitws1367]

do you mean ahead of his time?

[@sriku1000]

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[@TheReaper1799]

This is a ridiculously well made video, thank you so much!

[@namelessgrace6319]

Wow, this is a beautiful breakdown of Jung. Great video. 💚

[@guiraus]

I always find it interesting that when comparing Jung and Freud, Freud's thinking is referred to as the one that's more rational and scientifically grounded when on the bigger picture Freud is often dismissed as pseudoscientific.

[@SPQR_14]

People often confuse cynicism for rationality. The mistake most militant atheists make too.

[@JackLinko]

If you’ve come across Power v Force by Dr David Hawkins, you might like to know that Freud calibrated at 499 while Jung at 520

[@julianleft4662]

It's not that interesting when you actually study it and realize it's correct. It's also not "often dismissed". It's downright dismissed because it's been proven, not by Freud himself, but by decades of research and practice that Jung's views, while interesting and attractive for people that see an enemy in rationality, are just mega errors in terms of reading the human mind. People simply work in much different ways than Jung ever realized. Jung is the actual reductionist in here. The human mind is incredibly complex and specific at the same time. If Jung was right, then everyone would've been healed by now since his words are not that hard to understand nor apply really. The problem is he developed 0 structure around the questions he asked, therefore anyone taking directly on Jung's views will sooner or later meet the same wall. Jung is like a self-help book. Which is why Jung is so likeable. But just like a self-help book, he's not actually helpful. And people today confuse likeable for helpful. And in psychology in order to be helpful, being likeable is not a requirement.

[@quantumphantasm6354]

@@julianleft4662 nah, he said things the establishment didn't want the masses 'believing' (or rather discovering), so they tried to discredit him. Anyone who's been alive for long enough and isn't deluding themselves, knows that's how this world is designed to work. People are messed up because they're force fed BS from birth, not allowed to be themselves, and can't even discuss the sources of the problems, because they lack the necessary language, and because they're mostly unaware of their own nature, and of the astonishing multitude of efforts being made to shape us and keep us subjugated to the external will of the exceedingly powerful.

[@goodgoyim9459]

This has to be the single most stupid asinine shallow straw man of Carl Jung work I have ever seen congratulations for understanding absolutely nothing last man

[@descai10]

My theory is that the mind has several layers. These are The conscious , The subconscious, and The emotions These layers are defined simply by how quickly the thoughts occur within them, and how accurate those thoughts are. The conscious has the slowest thought, but also the most logical and accurate thought. The subconscious is much faster than the conscious, and interacts with the conscious to help reach relevant information quickly. The subconscious retrieves information and organizes it to prepare it for conscious thought. The emotions are the fastest form of thought, making connections and reaching conclusions incredibly quickly. Unfortunately it also tends to be inaccurate, very inaccurate at times. And the brains pain, pleasure, and motivational responses (feelings) respond most to the emotional layer. As a result of how quickly the emotional layer creates connections, emotions are often incredibly complex. It is the challenge in self discovery to consciously explore and understand the complex connections in your emotions that create your feelings. The process of discovering the source of your emotions can take a very long time. Weeks, months, even years. It becomes especially difficult when there is an aversion or fear of self introspection, which often results in anxiety and depression.

[@sholonator92]

that is why there must be a revolution on education, to teach kids from a young age how to understand things on an emotional level. That's why it's complicated, because there are many concepts in life that must be undersood on an emotional level and we haven't been educatend on how to do that. Love for example. One can read a whole book about love and you'll never quite get it unless you experience it.

[@Aquamayne100]

this is a very good take on the mind

[@user-xp7sp8pp6r]

@@sholonator92 That is right! But i used to think about it as a family task. And, to be honest, that is might be their primary task.

[@3RACHASUPREMACY]

Brilliantly said 🙏🏼

[@sholonator92]

@@user-xp7sp8pp6r absolutely

[@sebastianflores7224]

Really great content video and of course, editing and production! Greetings!