Carl Jung - The Power of Knowing Your Dark Side (Written by Eternalised)

Carl Gustav Jung (26 July 1875 - 6 June 1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. Jung's work has been influential in the fields of psychiatry, anthropology, archaeology, literature, philosophy, psychology, and religious studies. Jung worked as a research scientist at the famous Burghölzli hospital, under Eugen Bleuler. During this time, he came to the attention of Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. The two men conducted a lengthy correspondence and collaborated, for a while, on a joint vision of human psychology.
Freud saw the younger Jung as the heir he had been seeking to take forward his "new science" of psychoanalysis and to this end secured his appointment as president of his newly founded International Psychoanalytical Association. Jung's research and personal vision, however, made it impossible for him to follow his older colleague's doctrine and a schism became inevitable. This division was personally painful for Jung and resulted in the establishment of Jung's analytical psychology as a comprehensive system separate from psychoanalysis.
Among the central concepts of analytical psychology is individuation-the lifelong psychological process of differentiation of the self out of each individual's conscious and unconscious elements. Jung considered it to be the main task of human development. He created some of the best known psychological concepts, including synchronicity, archetypal phenomena, the collective unconscious, the psychological complex and extraversion and introversion.
In this video, we explore Carl Jung's concept of the shadow and how to integrate it into our personality to attain wholeness.
This script was written and recorded by Eternalised. Please check out their youtube channel for more insightful videos. / eternalised
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[@Eternalised]

It was an absolute pleasure to collaborate with you! I love the animations, I can certainly see the hard work you put in, the details are spot on. Beautiful.

[@thecrusader6401]

Just subscribed 👍

[@joolsOGS0]

@@thecrusader6401 me too. Just when you run out of things to watch on this awful ad dominated platform, an absolute 💯 gem turns up

[@Crackerjuice75]

Bravo to you both.

[@nocantry]

Definitely a worthwhile subscription. Been subscribed for close to a year now and I've enjoyed every upload since. Thank you for all your hard work in spreading the ideals of histories great minds, and continuing Jung's work.

[@animoetprudentia2865]

After skool is a treasure trove of content. This is yet another beautiful collaboration, and I'm grateful for it.

[@mr.bnatural3700]

“Everything that irritates us about others can lead to an understanding of ourselves.” - Carl Jung

[@ginger1531]

Profound

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@Columbian.sand.blasted.nostril]

Not everything lol

[@tummypierced]

Spiritual axiom.

[@Beefwelliington]

is this to say that we shouldn't get irritated by others ?

[@kennethj1956]

“Thinking is difficult, that’s why most people judge.” - Carl Jung

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@carefulcarpenter]

This is why 99.99% of the population choses simplistic answers to complex issues.

[@luiskross6454]

Well Carl is a moron cause you can think about judging ppl and when does a person stop thinking, when their sleeping or dead, if he just was smarter he would realize this

[@gaijinyade]

@Muneeb Iqbal Nice

[@Teexsc]

thinking moves you on, judging is spectating

[@mr.bnatural3700]

I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.-Carl Jung

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@Takuta_Kina]

One of my favorites to share with my patients🌈

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

who are you?

[@queenj44]

All the things that happened “to you” happened for you ❤️

[@transsexual_computer_faery]

@@queenj44 all of existence/cosmos/whatever is just one singular happening, which cannot be sequestered into events or parts. there is just THE happening.

[@zZech111]

“Within everyone there is light and shadow, good and evil, love and hate. In order to be truthful, you must embrace your total being. A person who exhibits both positive and negative qualities, strengths and weaknesses is not flawed, but complete. “ - Rumi

[@quincyferdanand3125]

Actually no within everybody is problematic and more problematic

[@gaijinyade]

@@quincyferdanand3125 problematic according to whom?

[@touchsong999]

hey did Rumi counsel psychopaths?

[@Ivan-0000]

@@quincyferdanand3125 the to some extent, you might be speaking from personal experience which is understanding but there is always light on the end of the tunnel

[@xXx_Regulus_xXx]

@@quincyferdanand3125 libprog moment

[@paschalisantoniou974]

"The brighter the light, the darker the shadow" Dr. Carl Gustav Jung

[@DemureDarlings]

Most dark shadowed people love to hear those types of things, it makes them feel like good people are fake because they aren’t raging 😡 at the wind 💨

[@kamerad4212]

And vice-versa. The darker the background, the brighter the light shines. Yes?

[@こなた-m1o]

@@DemureDarlings exactly. i strongly dislike it.

[@DemureDarlings]

@@こなた-m1o Me too😖

[@johnbishop2666]

@@DemureDarlings authenticity no matter how you judge others or yourself

[@CChissel]

I read a ton of Carl Jung in my mid twenties. I was in a bad way, had thoughts of worthlessness and kept to myself, didn’t hardly go outside except to work. I’ve always loved books and there’s a magical old book shop high up in the mountains of North Carolina, there’s a cafe, a general store, and a coffee shop/book store. I’ve been going there since I was a child and in that book store, well it’s old, and has some very rare books and a very cozy environment. At the very back are stairs leading down to a man that crafts dugout canoes where a river flows next to the backside of these three stores, the sound of flowing water accompanied the sound of soft woodwork, a comfort to me in that place. There, in the labyrinth of shelves the wonderful smell of worn pages over many years greeted you in any direction of the maze you’d find yourself in, it’s magical. Eventually I found a book called Living Religions of the World by Frederick Spiegelberg, which I adore and credit that book for helping me get out of my descent. On the last page of the book which is completely blank, a woman named Cora previously owned it, and had written out a list of books. Two were written by Carl Jung, and I immediately bought them, consumed them and looked ravenously for more nourishment. Books can save you, especially when you least expect it. It makes me wonder how many lives are saved just because someone was able to relate to another, sometimes separated by 100 years. Or perhaps someone needed to read a number of words arranged in just the right way, that it speaks to you like nothing you thought could, can send you right back into moments you had forgotten all about, causing you to cherish those memories so much more.

[@BADSEED13]

Your post was beautifully written. The place you talked about sounds like heaven to me. That smell of old books in a tiny old book shop reminds me of my childhood.

[@mojsiejooo]

The way you wrote this story is truely amazing bro

[@JDubeta]

Thank you for sharing. The way you write... perhaps you have a book yet inside of you calling to come forth??... Also, very glad you were able to find those resources at that time of your life, and I'm happy they helped you to evolve in a positive way that feels good to you. Blessings from Canada.

[@CChissel]

@@JDubeta haha, thanks! Wow, you’re so very kind and I deeply appreciate the time you took to give those words to me. I wish you luck and happiness in Canada, it’s a beautiful country with beautiful people, as you’ve demonstrated.

[@CChissel]

@@BADSEED13 Thank you! That bookstore has been my sanctuary for a long time and my writing doesn’t do it justice. I don’t know if you live in America, but if you ever find yourself in North Carolina and need a pocket of heaven, the town is called Little Switzerland. In the middle, there is a post office, and below it are three stores sat together by the river. The last shop on the end is Books & Beans.

[@ArianoPaluda]

Deleting social media was the best decision I ever made, because then I was no longer confronted by that idealized "reality" that people were showing.

[@CultofThings]

What’d you replace it with?

[@janicetelfer6211]

Me as well 😊

[@lancekidd8794]

Same here been social media free 4 years now

[@jwill9877]

​@CultofThings hopefully a life they would be proud of that they could show online.

[@jwill9877]

"everything that irritates us about others, can lead us to an understanding about ourselves" Jung

[@JediBunny]

I heard a quote recently that hasn’t left my mind since: _”A happy person builds their inner world while an unhappy person blames the outside world.”_ Phenomenal video and vitally important topic. Thank you for sharing; this channel is such a gem.

[@iambojangles4115]

Great quote, who said that?

[@bettyledesma937]

@@JediBunny U FORGOT MARK TWAIN, " THE LITTLE PRINCE" , ABRAHAM.LINCOLN ..LETS SEE, AND KRISHNA ...🤔🙋

[@siyaindagulag.]

A parallel quote from The Man in Black : When yer barefoot and need to go somewhere, ya can either wrap the world in burlap.. Or put on a pair of shoes. Johnny Cash.

[@huhwhat6887]

Have you seen the world lol there won't be one in the near future

[@siyaindagulag.]

@@huhwhat6887 Alotta weaklings are still trying to wrap it in burlap or even that artificial cotton wool , huh.😉

[@munazza23]

"We must not repress our darkness bit rather confront it." [ great lines ]

[@bestwitch2931]

“One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but my making the darkness conscious”- Carl Jung, Wow…

[@-J-H-]

Funny: A lot of likes, but no one comments on it. It's probably because it's to abstract for the 'likers' to understand it. Which is very ironic, because the quote is addressing "ignorance".

[@fancycake8157]

@@-J-H- or it’s because there’s nothing more to say about it

[@-J-H-]

@@fancycake8157 That's basically assuming the average reader understands the meaning. -Which is very unlikely; As the average person does not have the 'tools' to comprehend the abstract

[@korpimuisto]

Yes, you have to go to the deepest caves of yourself, to see the magnificient light in you. To see light one has to be thrown Down to the deepest pits of darkness of self. "They must return, they must drown. They must return, to the waters below"

[@-J-H-]

​@@korpimuisto "I count him braver who overcomes his desires, than him who conquers his enemies; for the hardest victory is over self." - Aristotle

[@joolsOGS0]

10 minutes and 46 seconds This has done more for me than 3monthly 20 minute video calls with my NHS Psychiatrist over the last 2 years. Thank you

[@kirstinstrand6292]

I believe you.

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@bradleyskinner1721]

Yea any psychiatrist working for the NHS is either badly trained or doesn't give a fuck about the job

[@grizzlymcgill4117]

the internet can be a wonderful place if used well. Kudos and keep going.

[@mistyblue9314]

Perfect👌

[@rasmusnordman6764]

After years of self reflection, I came to the conclusion that brutal honesty and self awareness are some of the most valuable traits one can have (along with gratitude and connection to nature). Following this way of thinking led me to realize that my urge to purge myself of my demons was a war against myself, and the healthier path forward wasn't a purging but an acceptance. After all that I ran into this video which beautifully tied all of my thoughts together, Wonderful stuff

[@lowstaar]

People hate brutal honesty though and truth is not recognized in many aspects by less grown personalitiies, due to the distorted lens they see trough our reality. Also if you are bringing up negative subjects approach them from humorous angle instead of a negative one, otherwise people will lynch you (I always fail to do this btw). People often living a lie for years and decades, they don't want to be wrong, and some don't even want to be right, just avoid the touchy subjects, and project on you internally and protect their fragile ego. Their ego will fight and challenge your ego instead of introspection, to avoid cognitive dissonance and pain (which in turn actually helps you develop by learning from past mistakes. But stagnation is easier and less painful in the short term, and outwardly they function just fine, but on a closer look by somebody who knows what to look for, and in some cases even the layman can feel that they are seriously missing something, their inferfior functions show up from time to time in a completely uncontrolled manner, which they might claim they got "mad" or "lost it" and/or puzzle them, scare them etc. when in fact they had it in themselves all along.

[@buryyourdraws]

If only they actually taught this kind of stuff in school, cuz it took me 20 extra years to discover these ideas. Great work!

[@nikilovealways7727]

I concur… this type of true education should be for all not just active ‘seekers’.

[@MaynardsSpaceship]

My friends... they do not want you to discover yourself. You're not as easily led when you know yourself. SO KEEP GOING

[@cktoth]

Yes, it's taken me at least 50 - in my 60s now and still learning who I am, how to be myself really, and learn to live in the world with my real self. Sigh.

[@dupeshway]

Same, im 37 and only this year discovered Jung, Epictitus and Frankl. Life has meaning again 😊

[@kristinzachman2137]

I use this video with my high school freshmen in my Hero Journey Unit. Some of us are trying! There is hope!

[@LacyJane]

“Our good qualities remain dormant until we acknowledge the existence of our shadow”

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@rammingspeed5217]

Interesting.. Hmm.. Yes.. Interesting.... Alternatively, would you possibly be interested in becoming my Wife?

[@DemureDarlings]

Like when you know you could thrash someone with your words and DONT, that’s powerful!

[@karnsunel957]

"The shadow becomes hostile only when it is ignored or misunderstood" - wise words 🙏🏽

[@JirehtheGr8]

Dear whoever is reading this, I wish I could find a way to take all of your sadness away and replace it with happiness. I can't. But I can try. You are worth it. You have entire galaxies within you and an entire life ahead of you. You will do so much and meet so many more people. Keep going. Things will get hard. But they will also get better. Keep smiling. It's okay to cry every once in a while. It's okay to spend time alone. But it's important to keep gong.

[@heyyy1325]

Thank you so much. I appreciate you. You are not alone, you got this and I hope you live a great life. :)

[@bradleytowers983]

Thankyou I needed that

[@luvrgirl679]

not me crying. thank you for your kind words

[@mr.bnatural3700]

This describes PERFECTLY what is and has been happening in our world.

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@jkphilosophy101]

What's happening around the world is people killing others for profit and power not because of this pseudo science

[@Luke_MoonWalker]

Yep.. everybody is projecting

[@rosemarietolentino3218]

The shadow is sin.

[@DeMarisM]

The shadow is Marxism

[@empowerment.artist]

It is actually pain and trauma that wakes us up. I stopped believing in a mass awakening (of love and consciousness...)but seeing now how everything is amping up considerably reignited my belief, which gives me hope despite the destruction. The dark reality was evident since I was a child...but now it is evident to mostly everyone in some form. The shadows are surfacing to be integrated...its fascinating how this is happening not only collectively, but globally. And yes, I do believe each of us create reality. And the real work to help the world is ALWAYS the inner work. As above...so below...

[@jordanthornton]

Great comment 🌲

[@MartinHiggins1972]

Well said. I like the concept of Wetiko, from indigenous American culture, as written about by Paul Levy. It covers similar ground.

[@tinasmith1701]

Well said 👍

[@belin3619]

”each of us creates reality” is true and factual and can be KNOWN. This was made clear to me studying the hermetic traditions, natural law and quantum physics (double slits experiment). I can really recommend the work of Mark Passio, he presents the most important information of these dark times.

[@Harshalove]

❤️ beautiful

[@bloomp7999]

5:57 "it must be us who integrate our shadow, and not the other way around" 3 years ago i ended up in psychiatric hospital after one year of intensive meditation. i was feeling i was the litteral Devil. I had wake up my Dark side, and as he state, "it" was integrating me in it, this is exactly the summary of how i felt. I felt all that made the highest idea of ME was being "eaten", in a very crude sense, by my dark side. My very Soul was fueling like gross oil a dark machination (happening in my brain)

[@mojsiejooo]

Wow. What happened next?

[@bloomp7999]

@@mojsiejooo well next i got out of Hospital and return living ""the normal" life. There was a the peak of the awake nightmare when i was in the deepest despair and panic, but eventually, the feeling subsided naturally...

[@rebootukology1014]

Right! Aghhh.

[@ptrgr72]

@@bloomp7999 I heard this stuff happening also to other friends that did intensive meditation. Strange, I thought it should actually help

[@bloomp7999]

@@ptrgr72 it is just that meditation unleash very powerfull energies, and if your mind is still too present you can have the energy Wihout the clarity, hence going mad because it's uncontrolable

[@theboys444]

This pegged me in that I project my darkness on others by assuming they think about me negatively which is actually how I look at myself. Constantly comparing lightness to my darkness to lightness, and coming up short because I think I am my darkness. Psychology is so complicated and convoluted that it’s difficult to tell what is worth my attention to improve, and what is really innocuous within me and isn’t a big deal.

[@nonplayablecharacter3487]

I think it could be considered that nothing in the shadow is "innocuous".

[@carefree_vanlife2023]

ah

[@Nexus_of_Sominus]

I was just explaining the concept of our shadow selves to my daughter a few days ago. I wasn't as eloquent or informative as the narrator, so this video is well timed! I was telling her that everything that is happening in society today leads me to believe that the shadow has taken over. I have no idea how society can come back from all this hatred, divisiveness, and soulless-ness.

[@zrnki]

Hello, I was wondering about that for a long time. And this thought was consuming me for years because I wanted to help to change this world for the better. Then I realized it. "Where your attention goes there you create YOUR reality". Just concentrate on good things, see the love, positivity, see how amazing people are. See the opposite but DON'T give it your attention. And I can honestly say I can see more and more amazing people, more and more love and help where it is needed. Your inner world is a reflection of the world outside and around you. Be that SPARK that will light up when it is surruounded by darkness. After all, YOU are the HERO of your own story :) Remember that YOU are a being without any limitations!

[@gerryopoka6823]

It's going to push us, some of us at least to go within and learn what these experiences are telling us. Remember we may be receiving the same information but its interpreted very differently for each of us for a unique purpose. When it starts to come together, it's no longer chaotic because then WE KNOW. As within, so without, when we do the inner work, we perceive it differently. Its beautiful

[@sakeondeez]

it‘s hard but i think we have to focus on the things we can control, so start working on ourselves and be positive in out enviroment, that‘s all we can do

[@empowerment.artist]

It is actually pain and trauma that wakes us up. I stopped believing in a mass awakening (of love and consciousness...)but seeing now how everything is amping up considerably reignited my belief, which gives me hope despite the destruction. The dark reality was evident since I was a child...but now it is evident to mostly everyone in some form. The shadows are surfacing to be integrated...its fascinating how this is happening not only collectively, but globally. And yes, I do believe each of us create reality. And the real work to help the world is ALWAYS the inner work. As above...so below...

[@lifidilin]

Speaking of Jung it's hard not to mention synchronicities, haha :D

[@youtubemom497]

this brought me to tears. I have been running from my shadow for so long but it’s always there.

[@Gordonhermederme]

“Depression which was the cry of the soul for growth” lord is that a bar oof 😮‍💨🔥🔥

[@boshmow3600]

60 ys old and this channel and it's fantastic content are some of the most satisfying times of my life. Bravo to all involved.

[@boshmow3600]

@@LaNina_DJ Right back atcha.

[@vBevy]

Car Jung was truly a man ahead of his time. Thank you, Mr. Jung. Maybe one day, we as a whole will finally listen and reflect on ourselves.

[@michaelpryor8015]

I just finished reading the Undiscovered Self by Jung. I’m addicted

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@olgahurley8731]

Thank you for shining a light on ourselves; so needed in these times🕯

[@DearlyFrances]

Confronted my shadows back in Jan 2021. I remember getting a lot of nightmares and it’s crazy that I went through that rough patch. It’s nearly a memory now~ plus, it was necessary and needed to help me grow drastically

[@celmedx]

How did you confront them?

[@matt25675]

@@celmedx I would also like to know

[@and9137]

I had a time when I’ve had lots of nightmares. But in dream, I started turning around when monsters would chase me, and asked why are they upset, to which the answer was that they are not accepted. To which I realised, I am not actually accepting myself, I want to be something that I am not

[@paulperole]

this hits harddd, probably the best explanation of the shadow and what to do with it (including Jordan Peterson's). thank you!

[@carlettesouthern-robert2992]

Sorry, No thank you to Jordan Peterson. THIS on the other hand is profoundly awesome and HEALING. 💫💖💫

[@paulperole]

@@carlettesouthern-robert2992 sorry maybe I couldve expressed my thoughts better. what I meant was: this is way more comprehensive than Peterson’s explanation. orders of magnitude better imo

[@touchsong999]

here's the root of all evil ( not us ): kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4e2cpmZm9d8Z7M

[@Kingkaitalks]

Wow this perfectly describes how I brought myself out of my lower self. So glad this info is being brought out. I hope millions see this which leads to more and more people realizing what needs to be done thank you

[@doctorsketch7476]

Well said,

[@Nexus_of_Sominus]

How did you do it? I desperately need help with shadow work, but I have no idea how to begin. I didn't realize how bad I had gotten until this video pointed it out. I feel lost, desolate, low energy, no passion for life. I struggle with bi-polar depression, but I am under a blanket of despair that I can't get out from under no matter how hard I try.

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@slickjim2626]

@@Nexus_of_Sominus start with journaling. Write out your thoughts and feelings, and explore them. Follow them to the roots, see where they originated and what is possibly keeping them perpetuated. Also, when you make a mistake, ask yourself why, and explore those desires/feelings/motivations. Gradually, you get to know the parts of yourself that you haven’t ever taken time to befriend before. Obviously there is a ton more to it than that, I’d reccomend any written work by jung, especially “modern man and his search for a soul.” Good luck!

[@touchsong999]

@@Nexus_of_Sominus one of the many places i'v been.....combo of Complex Trauma and Hermetics ( Slick Jim's advise to journal is solid ) is centering

[@electricsnut]

A video that came at exactly the right time, the universe always provides!

[@skylardustin7467]

There is a LOT of quality in the art work here! The knowledge behind the subject, the narrators tone, and the animations and editing. Lovely work! Thank you for this video.

[@DanDevey]

Seems like any time I explore a person of interest you guys post a video about them. I was wondering a couple days ago at why I couldn't find an after skool video on Carl Jung. Especially so, because of how much Watts revered his work. Great stuff once again, thank you!

[@antont229]

Jung developed a pretty sound grip on the collective unconscious through his countless dream analyses. He wrote that he felt great tension and fear before the great war broke out.

[@touchsong999]

that same "great tension and fear" is on the this world now: it's their 3rd protocol war

[@aleksandraangelsky1281]

I've been waiting patiently for this one.

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@steveyao8377]

This brought me to tears, thank you Eternalised, thank you After Skool & Thank you Carl Jung! 🖤

[@EnglishwithAlan]

this was very simply and clearly explained. it's something I've had some intuition about for many years, and have heard other explain it. but this short video was possibly the most helpful I've seen. thank you.

[@thefoolishtrav6713]

My two favorite KZbinrs coming together. 💯 This is beautiful, thank you for this wonderful and meaningful collaboration.

[@emperorlelouch5696]

Absolutely wonderful work here. Sharing this kind of stuff is exactly what we should do as humans and continue to acknowledge both the "good" and the "bad" of ourselves and humanity. I really love Jung and his work and this is really great. I'll make sure to share this.

[@sophiacarroll804]

Thank you for sharing this. I personally had a really dark time recently with an existential crisis and im so grateful I got to learn from it.

[@carefree_vanlife2023]

ur confused

[@sophiacarroll804]

@@carefree_vanlife2023 you're gay

[@allthingsfelicia7133]

This was amazing- spot on! A perfect description and explanation of our shadow side… the process feels endless and impossible but it’s to be accepted and understood as necessary! Thank you for this!

[@caiuriac]

"the place where light and dark touch is the most profound experience we can have in life"

[@CIENTISTA.SF2TV]

This is, by far, the best channel on youtube ever. Thank you for all these teachings

[@alexandrawalton1392]

This is so profoundly beautiful, both visually and in message

[@absta100]

It really is 🙏🏻🪄💣❤️💛💚🖤

[@electraruby]

Jung was remarkable. A deeply spiritual teacher. The best.

[@AlexanderWatters]

Thank you for this video Carl Jung's work could do wonders to our society today with all the media noise and false personas that are very common, even encouraged with the current setup. This is the reason I don't waste much time on social media.

[@Lil_Mozart_V]

Oh my goodness whoever the artist is for these videos is truly gifted…

[@FupaDoncic]

This is perfect at the right time, been battling addiction, but really I just found out it’s self control and coping, avoiding things made me avoid time with people. I find solace in loneliness but I can’t throw away everything because I want to stop something.

[@touchsong999]

Complex Trauma has reviled the causal chain goes back messed up early years....may get to point a finger at real evil > kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4e2cpmZm9d8Z7M

[@Ratnoseterry]

"Be silent and listen: have you recognized your madness and do you admit it? Have you noticed that all your foundations are completely mired in madness? Do you not want to recognize your madness and welcome it in a friendly manner? You wanted to accept everything. So accept madness too. Let the light of your madness shine, and it will suddenly dawn on you. Madness is not to be despised and not to be feared, but instead you should give it life...If you want to find paths, you should also not spurn madness, since it makes up such a great part of your nature...Be glad that you can recognize it, for you will thus avoid becoming its victim. Madness is a special form of the spirit and clings to all teachings and philosophies, but even more to daily life, since life itself is full of craziness and at bottom utterly illogical. Man strives toward reason only so that he can make rules for himself. Life itself has no rules. That is its mystery and its unknown law. What you call knowledge is an attempt to impose something comprehensible on life."

[@SamOakes7]

These are my favorite types of videos by you! Collaborative and philosophical

[@ScorpioIsland]

I just cannot overstate my love for this channel. Thank you

[@toothless9081]

Someday the world will understand this to its fullest.

[@angelocast]

This is gorgeous! LETS BRING THE LIGHT!

[@AtlasGrinned]

So awesome seeing you on After Skool! Excellent video that should be watched by everyone

[@sunee7146]

He who walks through the shadows shines the brightest.

[@YessAmyn_St.777]

Again, not only a minute in…your art work is so fascinating, my goodness. I’m madly in love with it. Thank you so much for this inspiration. You are truly blessed. Best regards

[@marnieoloughlin9366]

It's true for me. The light is much brighter and lighter when you've gone through some of the dark parts. Wow, " pure gold", look forward to more

[@elisteele574]

This channel is wonderful, an absolute blessing to the world. Thank you for your work.

[@AfterSkool]

Thank you!

[@elisteele574]

@@AfterSkool of course! :D

[@bryanbrowning5746]

Brilliant presentation! Concise, yet gives the viewer a good foundation of Jung’s principles, and(in my case), spurred my curiosity into exploring this more deeply!

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@postapocalypticwarlord]

Most glorious battle I've ever had, was with myself. Society holds no danger for me, in fact, for over 25 years I haven't cross my path with worthy opponent. So, around a year ago, I did something I wasn't doing- I've stepped off my path to look for the devils. I've looked in only place I haven't really look in before- within. Oh, finally! I had one, who stood his ground, let's call this weakling an Ego. Ego is an entity, compressed of emotions. Not in the way system works- through the network. No, Ego is a cluster. By no means it makes fight any easier, in fact, is like throwing punches in the cluster of amoebas. You have to go full offensive. The way I see it, is a time travel, today's you is going to meet you from the past, to give yourself a pinch of tough love. This trapped in the traumatic moment you, need to hear some bitter truth from your wisdom. After all, whatever connects you with past in emotional way, have a lesson on the way. We are here to learn, to experience life- eyes open, no fear. Evil is bastard child of Fear. There is only one place, that contains evil able to destroy you- it's one within. Impossible and the Courage don't live in the same universe.

[@touchsong999]

word "ego" is German word for self in the Huna sense of uhane.......it's our develop-mental functional self, unless Complex Trauma distorts it's socialization

[@postapocalypticwarlord]

@@touchsong999 Ego is a cluster built of emotions

[@touchsong999]

@@postapocalypticwarlord it's the socialized self..... the more early loving chi the better the functioning self with corresponding less "shadowness"....been mindful of my "clusteredness" via Complex Trauma

[@postapocalypticwarlord]

@@touchsong999 trauma. I heard of it. Can't say that I know the feeling. Funny, because I've faced death more times than I would care to count. Fought more men than could possibly count. You see, I was "wearing" my Ego out in the open. So, whatever was "happening" to me, was dealt with in real time. You see, nothing is happening to us, is what we are allowing to happen. They way I understand trauma, is that it appears after you fail to respond with all might God have put in you. I see this as travesty- you have thunderbolt, yet you are struggling to start fire with the wet matches

[@touchsong999]

​@@postapocalypticwarlord Complex Trauma is trauma before an ego is developed. this is beyond ptsd.....infant torture etal.......yeah, had similar violent consequences of pre-ego developed trauma. worthlessness = sadness = stress that results in mouth breathing leading to facial disfiguration / skull deformity ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWi6aHewjbGKoJY ). so just there is a neglected social maturation, all of one's social psychology will be predicted how beautiful, how handsome or how ugly one appears - not to mention malocclusion and head torso posture - distorted life, sadness and happiness before the doomsday every day unless prevention prevails or early correction that Dr John Mew and his son Mike come to the rescue via Orthotroics.....yeah "faced death", just look 'round so many death faces

[@thomas_weinreich]

This video came to me in the rightest time as it could. Thank you!

[@TheTimeForChange44]

This is essentially 'the work' that we all have to do! We are just afraid to confront out shadow self and recognize that it is a part of us. This reminds me of Euripides' "The Bacchae," where Pentheus reviles the feminine side of himself only to be consumed by it.

[@maddyjeanpmupermanentmakeu6112]

These are such amazing teachings! May God continue to bless you with creativity, strength and endurance to continue your messaging! Your beyond amazing!

[@Virgifus]

This should be taught is schools, and I mean your amazing work of the great thinkers and philosophers. Thanks for making our consciousness e x p a n d

[@autodidyactinvermont5942]

I am 88 years old; still excited about life and living it to the greatest capacity I consciously am able, which means acknowledging always my mistakes, misappropriations, misdeeds, and mistaking my sins for righteousness! AND YET, here is the payoff--the gold just handed to me this very day: “Your ability to accept me as I am is amazing. You allow me to say what is real for me. You don't judge or doubt. You accept so generously.” She is a new friend, four years after my Beloved’s death! I am bent low in humility!

[@src3360]

Embracing your dark side is the most liberating thing...

[@forrestparsons2378]

Beautiful Absolutely Beautiful

[@siriusfun]

Wonderful! And as always, perfectly timed. Thanks for this.

[@Amine-gz7gq]

this channel is gold. I think the subject of the dark side is complicated. Sadhguru advises us to stay still. Stillness can help reduce suffering. People like bill gates, klaus schwab, etc... should watch this channel before it's too late.

[@gracesanity6314]

Yes. Shadow work and taking back my projections is saving me period. Cause their is also my light. My qualities too.

[@TheLivirus]

I used to be afraid that acknowledging one's dark side excuses and normalizes it. I was as hard on myself as on others who dared pay tribute to it. But as I was exposed to situations where I could not hold my darkness inside, I had developed no tools to control it, which allowed it to take control over me instead.

[@YoniNoPhony]

love this and this is the essence of my name on here bc I finally acknowledged my whole self 🙏

[@dansbuilds]

Beautiful! I feel like I learn so much more when words are accompanied by imagery.

[@x101xMACHINE]

THANK YOU I watch these videos but this one has hit me very hard and I needed to see this video. Im going to explore shadow work now - thank you for sharing this information!

[@EndySefa]

This was beautifully written and animated! Thanks.

[@Walla_Kazoo]

Wow. I feel enlightened

[@jyothilakshmi369]

This calmed my soul ❤️ and bought peace Thank you

[@yazmuses]

God bless KZbin! I love that this information is accessible for free for all. This was great! Thanks you after skool for shedding light on the shadow!

[@LacyJane]

We reject our shadow self, not realizing that it’s our shadow that really illuminates us.

[@tjwoosta]

More accurate to say the shadow contrasts and compliments the light to create something complete. In order for anything to exist so must its opposite. How could there be left if there were never right? How could something know death if it never knew life? How could you lose if nobody won? How could it be dark if there were never a sun?

[@AfterSkool]

100!

[@kirstinstrand6292]

yes. but yesterday I read that one's shadow can be positive or negative. just to put another spin on Shadow.

[@WiseandVegan]

Humanity's dark side: The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🔥

[@peterfraser3523]

wow, incredibly timely. Been thinking through what persona I've been putting forward for the last decade - thanks After Skool!

[@futureconceptzboyyyy2529]

wow i watch this every day

[@blake1069]

That was one of the most incredible videos ive seen, thank you

[@cheri238]

Carl Jung, the shadow. Loved this.❤️

[@Kids-o1w9n]

I am mesmerized to see the beautiful presentation...

[@sciencedavedunning3415]

Thank you,sir for confirming so eloquently, what I have learned from Taoist philosophy. I always suspected the Jung had more on the ball than Freud

[@touchsong999]

he did but both were playing the game with wrong balls

[@sciencedavedunning3415]

@@touchsong999 drum roll RIM SHOT !

[@Shim0nn]

I just leave an important note that resonates with me: "Authenticity opens the path towards Self-Realization" - one very useful tool could also be journaling and mind-mapping.

[@gigidtx]

I won't embrace my darkness but will recognize and acknowledge it, explore the meaning of my thoughts and work through them but just sometimes I just say wow, I just thought that and I know why the thoughts came almost immediately. fear and jealousy are usually the basis and sometimes frustration. my least favorite thing is memories that make me cringe.

[@linkinparkfan1197]

Trying to work through those cringe memories too… haha sometimes it helps to remind myself that I was a slightly different person then, and try to understand the reasons for that cringe behavior lol

[@linkinparkfan1197]

But often times I just face palm…. Lmao

[@kirstinstrand6292]

harmless compared to murder or robbery ...good on you. Common shadow work for us all. mine is perfectionist! a curse.

[@gigidtx]

@@kirstinstrand6292 perfectionism is difficult in our world right! mind murder isn't something I do but I have had some fairly mean hopes for some very mean people.

[@gigidtx]

@@linkinparkfan1197 haha, feel ya!

[@CesarChavezPhotos]

Just wooow!... "Depression is the cry of the soul for growth." -C.G.Jung.

[@hidekitojo2277]

Damn, that got me! Reminds me of Kierkegaard’s “ anxiety is the dizziness of freedom.” Jung was a brilliant and deep man

[@chalinofalcone871]

"The unconscious is not a demonic monster, but a thing of nature that is perfectly neutral as far as moral sense, aesthetic taste and intellectual judgement go. It is dangerous only when our conscious attitude towards it becomes hopelessly false. And this danger grows in the measure that we practise repressions. But as soon as the patient begins to assimilate the contents that were previously unconscious, the danger from the side of the unconscious diminishes. As the process of assimilation goes on, it puts an end to the dissociation of the personality and to the anxiety that attends and inspires the separation of the two realms of the psyche. That which my critic feared-I mean the overwhelming of consciousness by the unconscious-is most likely to occur when the unconscious is excluded from life by repressions, or is misunderstood and depreciated. A fundamental mistake, and one which is commonly made, is this. it is supposed that the contents of the unconscious are unequivocal and are marked with plus or minus signs that are immutable As I see the question, this view is too naïve. The psyche is a self-regulating system that maintains itself in equilibrium as the body does. Every process that goes too far immediately and inevitably calls forth a compensatory activity. Without such adjustments a normal metabolism would not exist, nor would the normal psyche. We can take the idea of compensation, so understood, as a law of psychic happening Too little on one side results in too much on the other. The relation between conscious and unconscious is compensatory. This fact, which is easily verifiable, affords a rule for dream interpretation." [Modern Man In Search Of A Soul, Carl Jung, 1933]

[@touchsong999]

demons are real and bless us with loving guidance......see the etymology thereof.....this jung guy is big distraction so you don't realize who what where evil cums from: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4e2cpmZm9d8Z7M

[@kavitamins]

Two of my fave channels?? Amazing!

[@iamtamadtv6018]

This is the short summary of my Twin Flame journey or Spiritual Awakening. How I wish I can explain this video well to the people who are in Twin flame journey like me. If they only know that their Twin flame is Them not the person. It is being authentic and accepting your darkside. Being in Union it means your already accepted who really you are. I encourage them to watch this video.

[@SithCelia]

I've only heard a little of something about that Twin Flame, but it seemed to me like something having to do with finding one's soulmate. Based on your comment, it seems I'm already somewhat in agreement with this because I would find my own truest soulmate to be myself. Now I'll go check out some videos on TF journeys. Thanks for the reference.

[@rit2557]

I don t have words to say how beautiful is your work...thank youuuuu❤

[@hunters3721]

Musings of a master from a time long, long ago - times change, people change; systems change. Another dimension of human interaction and population exists beyond Jung's imagination. Pervasive and (d)evolving day by day - you're watching, and I'm typing on it now. I truly wish it was so simple: think, therefore I am...

[@korpimuisto]

I was totally scared when i met my shadow. I didnt control it, even when i aknoweledged it in me. The realization of part of me, has a totally limiteless ability to evil. Was propably most crushing moment for me. It totally crushed me in the way i knew myself. I am still intrested in philosophy, occult etc. But i feel like i have found the gold that they have to offer me. Now i need to live it out. Weight of existence brings pain, but existing without living is a total waste of life.

[@tessmilne]

So beautifully done!

[@claytonbond9713]

I just started watching Eternalisee yesterday! So happy to see you guys collaborating!

[@giulianardella1671]

Thank you so much for this amazing video. You've made a great job: I think it will help a lot in my personal research of my shadow. I really love also the drawings, true works of art! Thank you!

[@indianastoned8234]

One of the best you’ve done so far.

[@carymeout]

These videos are compelling and inspiring to me! Thank you so much for your work and dedication to bringing deeper understanding. I've learned a great deal from watching your channel and I plan on learning a great deal more.

[@AfterSkool]

Thank you. That's what it's all about. Always learning.

[@touchsong999]

@@AfterSkool many decent videos, thank you but i watched the video of ritual murder of child by the order followers of yahwah. i've already posted videos of censored channel so don't think the mind controllers will allow me to post that sed horror video, still see if you can stomach this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4e2cpmZm9d8Z7M