James Hillman - Abandoning the Child

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[@LowenKM]

"Nothing has a stronger influence psychologically on their environment, and especially on their children than the unlived life of the parent." -Carl Gustav Jung

[@lucasmaimane413]

I am learning deep stuff which rattle my understanding of life.

[@margotdarling6727]

This was getting so good!!! Then it ends.

[@sherrysuarez3572]

Upon hearing this I started crying...seems like a part of me become whole... Why I forgot most of my childhood memories?.

[@jonashjerpe7421]

If you have blank spots during your childhood, it is likely that you were severely stressed and it is furthermore likely that you have repressed the memories altogether as a defensive reaction to trauma of some sort. These memories can often be recovered through therapeutic work.

[@Eric-tj3tg]

Sherry, I hear you. You are not alone. I mean, you are actually sadly in the majority, at least in Western Civilization. Most avoid the realities of their childhood traumas, and repression is protective and UNCONSCIOUS. It just keeps getting heavier as each generation represses, so we have to do our part; the best we can. We are doing it for ourselves, yes, but for our children and, perhaps strangely, for our ancestors. When we recognize a resonating loss, we feel the grief. Let the tears flow, and know that they are healing. Blessings.

[@thealchemist7819]

Thank you for sharing. You used the same language I would’ve. My life has just decided to turn upside down and only then have I realised the true extent of my repression and the irreversible (time) damage it has had. My passion to do the work arrived when I met the love of my life, whom is currently at stake if I let the fears of facing them win. I’m scared and I don’t know why. Truly bizarre. I leave this as a time stamp for myself. Lord have mercy. ❤️

[@paulbolton2322]

Thank you , his words seem more relevant than ever .

[@GuilleO]

This man is on fire

[@teadealer4003]

Man I absolutely love the stuff you upload. Where can I find the missing part from this lecture?

[@mariajimenez8803]

Very helpful teaching. Does anyone know where to continue learning about this fascinating subject?

[@belindacarter6872]

🤯 #mindblown - awesome stuff! Loved it - Thanks for posting!!!

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[@dannyheart6607]

How can I hear the rest of this lecture?

[@garryfitzgerald6233]

Does anyone know where part 2 is? Thanks!

[@jimfrommars2591]

Does anyone have part 2 of this?

[@sainashelton9625]

Do you have the rest of this lecture?

[@BetterListenWisdomFeed]

There are lots of complete lectures and workshops from James here www.betterlisten.com/collections/james-hillman

[@AustynRich]

Is he referring to Sigmund Frued? I wanna learn more

[@zenlokamaya]

C. G. Jung. James Hillman studied at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich.

[@vidhikataria1364]

19:07, 20:29 (abjected, beaten, alone, hungry, abandoned, orphaned)

[@richardkennedy8481]

Cancer wards for children.

[@Bart0vds]

too vague for me

[@fk9277]

the irony