Carl Gustav Jung - Man and his symbols part 5 - Psychology audiobooks

Carl Gustav Jung - Man and his symbols part 5 - Free psychology audiobooks.
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[@bryanb5704]

A possibly unrivaled genius. The depth of his knowledge is the only dimension challenging it’s breadth.

[@thebuckyandhamboneofficial606]

For those searching in the public standard printing of Man and His Symbols, Published by Dell Publishing in 1968, this portion of the book begins on page 110

[@starless9]

The beginning of the section on Heroes and hero makers seems to have been skipped. 🤷‍♂️

[@balancer00]

I’ve listened to this a number of times...immensely useful information.

[@sydneymorey6059]

There are many great teachers on KZbin. Many giants among them. Mr Jung, is certainly one. Cheers.

[@farbodrad3084]

This part-5 doesn’t seem to be the continuation of the last part (3-4).

[@Cerbero3333333]

part 3-4 is part 3 repeated twice, i added a link on that video to find the actual part 4

[@berakahemmanuel6672]

You are right, information is missing between part 4 and 5. Part 5 talks abt dream of a man. Part 4 didn’t mention about it.

[@catstrawford]

42:54 Bookmark! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@Cerbero3333333]

20:45 - p.128 - The archetype of initiation

[@samjgardner]

Wow these people have much cooler dreams than me :(

[@MrBenzcdi]

I know right?

[@jblay4415]

Remember these are people that sought the best possible psychological help for the dreams they were having

[@Metamathmatics]

16:00 dragon attack queen "COTR* Rilke "maybe all dragons are princesses" your life a day of pregnancy in his great becoming 18:00 SHOW YOUR MAMA oh ye of the Spirit of Regression 22:00 ironically FOREfold 32:32 Sacrifice or Shame, ritual dance/russian roulette, Solitude borders and greets path to the 5(6) Shared life/over Hero 35:00 REallUnion "so they were married" (even talks about both yinyang) career,(every word is speaking of my life .. lovvvvvv it) 38:00 God is a Woman. woman become woman from man (society) and men become woman from man(society) 40:00 out of my head free body. "guillotine" WOW gaganomy has beauty and the beast, and god is a woman simulations . rilke. woman mirely imitating man. even the woman who sings to save herself from the bull.. this is the disney mousketeer to sex symbol pop star. this pop culture is innitiation right. but we are all stars leaves no fans. 47:27 other women , a writer..clownlike trickster. bring out something . learn to write ..birds beak into mans nose (pica mina fresco/ black bird."he says somthing flies" tiger ! black and yellow black and yellow. woman /animal wants to be love. dream. push away keep it near. someday... JESUS i am embodiment of this work warmly to otheers cruel to be kind.51:00 Derived from = Express as orgiastic rite earth mother. wine."erotic fulfillment " orpheous 55:00 where he's wrong about dianisees the perfection of it is (RIGHT HAND UNTIL THE END.. 2ND COMING. THE left hand know what the right is doing. hands. HAY or ha. boy girl ha game. yod ha vow ha 56:00 speaks of hah fresco (which i just mentioned) orpheous is PAUL.and DAVID. knows he's god. wow. this is WOW tiger and lion. this is union. between jung/christian christian/judeo diaonisis/christ/orpheous. 1:00:00 commitment i made a long time ago, man to heal. talking but i don't heal. heal, odor water/linen (goddard) cloth. (movement you need is on your shoulder/ hey jude) vaulted room tomb. here we are where Goddard work . words cant hear but hands are comfort . promise/ law. first i show my back and then my face (clef of the rock scripture) birthday and easter together...1:04:00/rising sun" child throught water past danger point (waters prevail) (noah 8) 8yearold boy "spring" grean/violet. gold silky. again "fresco" (black bull/white flower YANG ) golden arrow (pointing and cupid) 1:08:00 " your life a day of pregnancy in his great becoming 1:10:00 Swine/Marry Night. thunder/ cave"basement" I wont tame you but i will i will if you want me2" gagnomy metamathmatics 113 "look on it all like a child would, " Rilke 1:13:00 tickster to teacher. don juan petty tyrant. and flying around as a bird leaving body " bird mask" (he doesn't make thoths name but he's talking about it very directly here" ANIMA whhhhoooah sophia whoah moment to take steps alone. "all free men" 1:18:00 here we talk about our great stars descent , announced on twitter though today. leaving music industry. break away return piece. and find fread man vocano birds taking flight. body of water between. food gathering tribe animal bird (*ayla chickens* explains why i was so triggered by their removal) special water and land hybrid animal "water pig" rodent lizard snake. (mouse test/ nute story/ snake .picking up to save move into sun. not scary. a GardenER snake.. haha(hermes..aka thoth again.and he talks about him hereAND mercury is spoken. ! full circle.

[@skullyblue619]

Or a Lion on a stone table.. "C.s.lewis -the lion the witch and the wardrobe"

[@nich_bot]

Love it.

[@TheSuperswan21]

the introduction of the hero myth is skipped and this starts of pg 119 .

[@JJONNYREPP]

Carl Gustav Jung - Man and his symbols part 5 - Psychology audiobooks 1856pm 21.2.22 i never dream. which is a shame...

[@hiyoppivonchino5962]

something is cut off at the end of 4 and skips to what the beginning of 5. The sentence/thoughts don't connect?

[@bhabanism]

bookmark 1:05:00

[@pankajk7416]

page 119, 18:35

[@aaronsoleci]

1:08:00

[@Orangeisgreat383]

33:33

[@sushantgiri2562]

1:11:20 symbol of transcendence page 149

[@ihmc_4067]

18:54

[@arawiri]

He was floating about a foot off the ground in his dreams 🤣

[@Vincent-or5wl]

Not everyone was friends with Einstein

[@squiggle7536]

46:30

[@EquipteHarry]

Young Jennifer Gonzalez George Allen Barbara

[@mitscientifica1569]

Jung's psychology is unscientific on the following grounds: • that some Jungian concepts, such as archetypes and synchronicity, cannot be proven by the scientific method • that Jung subscribed to a nineteenth-century notion of evolution that has since been discredited • that Jung's valuation of the mental functions of feeling and intuition on the same level as thinking weakens the attitude of rational objectivity that is essential in scientific research • that Jung's interest in occult traditions, including the pre-scientific European past (third-century Gnosticism and medieval alchemy) and contemporary Asian cultures (Taoism and Tibetan Buddhism) amounts to a glorification of mysticism and irrationality • that Jung's clinical specialization in the treatment of schizophrenia and his own brush with psychosis made him an untrustworthy guide to "ordinary" reality These points are especially important today when we are witnessing a plethora of anti-science or where wholes sciences have become politicalized , and the fact that 50% of all psychological research cannot be replicated.

[@kittentacticalwarfare1140]

Yet the most scientific of disciples physics always "glorify" ancient mystic stuff. Also psychology is a gray area because despite all the knowledge and facts known about the brain, consciousness still has no real explanation.

[@dancegod1691]

I take him with a grain of salt given he didn’t have access to the same information we do today, but there’s still tremendous value in reading Jung. His theories are certainly speculative but they’re based on years of very intentional observation combined with his years of study in the fields of symbolism and cultural/religious practices. And since all philosophical and religious belief is the output of human consciousness, any person learning about how and why people think should be very interested in learning more about these areas. Whether you like it or not, humans simply aren’t naturally inclined to only think scientifically 24/7, hence why most people still hold religious beliefs and hold bias irrational opinions. As you said a scientist should be aware of their biases so as to not cloud their objectivity, and Jung described earlier in this book his attempts to do this, but ultimately bias is a natural human tendency.

[@coreycox2345]

Your point, @mitscientifica1569? My analyst didn't seem to like my comment that it wasn't science if there were no controls, but we both saw me sitting there week after week.

[@oggeboijkpg7157]

36:11

[@thomasrichardson5425]

Though his work influenced psychology in a positive direction, among modern psychologists Jung's work is not taught. Jung never did any scientific study to validate his theories, and most of his ideas were found to be false by later research.

[@drop_messages6226]

Good point, if its not backed up by scientific research, its not hard science. But then again, I see psychology more of a social study, then a science (such as chemistry). The ego, id, shadow, anima /animus are terms to describe sides of a persons mind. You cannot measure the weight or size of the shadow with a ruler, but you can push a person toward self actualization.

[@Noahsuess]

Considering the bulk of his work is theorizing the unconscious, and there has been little to no ground in scientific approaches to the unconscious, I’m curious on how it can be said that most of his work has been disproved? Also, as I am finishing my masters degree in clinical counseling I can say verifiably Jung is being taught. Additionally the scientific work toward understanding dreams has demonstrated that dreams are far more important to physiological health and longevity than previously thought and yet there’s still no understanding as to why that is the case.

[@JWu-jt7fz]

@@Noahsuess I have a theory that Jung is not false per se. It's just that our scientific apparatus cannot measure the unconscious YET. One day we will have such apparatus and then we'll scramble through Jung's notes as a roadmap

[@kittentacticalwarfare1140]

The greatest tragedy; is that his work was misunderstood, he made a mistake to equate some shared and personal experiences to universal laws, and the fact he tried to explore the hard issue of consciousness (everything modern science and instruments cannot register, measure and understand about the unconscious) was abused to allow the birth of new age garbo.

[@jakeblackwell5419]

Jung was fascinated by the unconscious direction of attention. It seems to me that you haven't taken on Jung properly. This is apparent because Jung is taught and there are communities of psychodynamic psychoanalysis which holding at the frontier of its teachings. His work has also never been refuted. Those who do this with Jung don't do it with him and what he left us, but rather, they discard him because of how he was referred to as a mystic, sympathisers of Nazi Germany etc. He was so much more than what people so easily and readily disregard. Listen to James Hillman in defence of Jung on KZbin. It's 7 hours so It's understandable that you'd rather discredit Jung under no authority other than your own belief system. However if you do wish to learn, this video is the place to start.

[@arawiri]

🤣😂

[@sugardaddy9176]

36.09

[@aaronsoleci]

43:00