Ego Development: Carl Jung in Footage from the Extended 1957 Interview

[@idontknowyetwhoiam]

31 years old and JUST now learning that my body is in fact my own and doesn’t belong to anybody else

[@atharbarghouthi9649]

This perfectly explains one of the last interviews with Salvador Dalí when he said the reason he enjoys life at that stage is that " every day is a bit more Dalí ". Reaching such a high level of achieving oneself until the world itself begins to change according to you, and in which every day brings a large amount of self-fulfillment and development in comparison with oneself at a young age, was the artist's biggest satisfaction, which is why he also said that he "hates young people"

[@The_Jungian_Aion]

I like that description.

[@makeithappenwithjayinZBrush]

Keep bringing it friend. You are sharing huge help. Thank you!

[@ernstrichardmesserle9813]

The holy scripture says " Every human being is a little world of its own " therefor I became a tourist of my own self - indeed it is a huge planet. Thank you my dear Creator !

[@kensmith8152]

Ego, you go, we all go!

[@zidandjebara5227]

❤

[@janetrock8905]

There is no word for I in Japanese.

[@thecapn1000]

Or a word for déja vu in French

[@lislelisle5453]

It maybe understood in a different way, a different interpretation of I. Because every little child discovers themselves at some point.