Jungian Psychology, The Anima Archetype.

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The anima and animus, in Carl Jung's school of analytical psychology, are the two primary anthropomorphic archetypes of the unconscious mind, as opposed to both the theriomorphic and inferior function of the shadow archetypes, as well as the abstract symbol sets that formulate the archetype of the Self. The anima and animus are described by Jung as elements of his theory of the collective unconscious, a domain of the unconscious that transcends the personal psyche. In the unconscious of a man, this archetype finds expression as a feminine inner personality: anima; equivalently, in the unconscious of a woman it is expressed as a masculine inner personality: animus.
The anima and animus can be identified as the totality of the unconscious feminine psychological qualities that a man possesses or the masculine ones possessed by a woman, respectively. It is an archetype of the collective unconscious and not an aggregate of father or mother, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, or teachers, though these aspects of the personal unconscious can influence the person for good or ill.
Because a male's sensitivity is often lesser or repressed, the anima is one of the most significant autonomous complexes of all. It is said to manifest itself by appearing in dreams. It also influences a man's interactions with women and his attitudes toward them and vice versa for women and the animus. Jung said that "the encounter with the shadow is the 'apprentice-piece' in the individual's development...that with the anima is the 'masterpiece'". Jung viewed the anima process as being one of the sources of creative ability.
In the book The Invisible Partners it is said that the key to controlling one's anima/animus is to recognize it when it manifests and exercise our ability to discern the anima/animus from reality.
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[@NumbaOneBuddhaSmoka]

The King Chief letter had me tearing up a bit. Thanks for sharing very touching.

[@jsabra89]

I could also hear OP chocking up in emotion by the end.

[@JesseBrown-qf6zp]

Modern western society glorifies emotionality. How very feminine.

[@AlIegory]

Yeah, i broke into tears when you read the letter.

[@wahdat-al-wujud]

Hey bro it would be awesome to hear from you on archetypes like the self, the hero, the trickster; great video bro

[@Enlightenchannel]

I recently uploaded two videos on the Self actually.

[@nirmalapersaud7589]

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[@susandarnell4884]

Thank u so much. That was above excellent. I love your work. Keep it up! :)

[@V3rnSqwd5611]

On almost every trip I’ve ever had I feel a female presence in the beginning. Sometimes she takes different forms and sometimes I don’t see her at all but I don’t need to because I can feel her presence and know she’s there without having to see her. She’s very comforting and is almost like my cosmic trip sitter. At first I thought maybe she’s like my eternal soulmate but then I realized she’s my female archetype. I am a man but I think she is the feminine version of my psyche and I believe there’s a polar version of every being out there

[@tangom3nas]

you really did a good job here! really!!

[@DUST35]

6:24 I found it very fascinating to hear the statement that many men never reach the Romantic Phase. Is that something Jung wrote about, or could you point me to another resource? I would really like to read up on this to understand it better 🙏

[@o00oo0oo00o]

How did you overcome the overly active anima? Do you have any tips on how to balance the anima with more masculinity?

[@Enlightenchannel]

Yes, I'm actually really familiar with this topic. Solving the "anima problem" is no small subject though. Watch your dreams carefully and you'll see her there. The more time you spend listening to the anima the more your waking problems with women will diminish. I recommend having some kind of religious practice the establish a strong positive feminine power in the psyche, pray the rosary or find something in your own traditions. Ultimately, the yearning to be united with the anima will lead to deep mystical realizations. Being united with her is synonymous with realizations of God. So you can't separate the anima from God. The two are intertwined.

[@HoaxersUltima33]

@@Enlightenchannel 100% correct. Your video changed my life, all that you say is right. The Anima is flowing through me and it's a never-ending guiding force towards knowledge and wisdom, deep spiritual and profund teachings that are whispered through synchronicities. Ask guidance and you will be served. Thank you.

[@HoaxersUltima33]

And yes Christ is androgynous, as depicted, beyond gender and perfectly balanced. The vesica pisces is the merging of both gender principles. All spiritual teachings explain those energies have to be balanced.

[@Christiancatholic7]

@@HoaxersUltima33I prefer to understand Christ as the son of Yahweh and the son of Mary, Yahweh sends Him to atone for all sin and mistakes, and by the consent of Mary the Great Mother He is sacrificed to atone for all the violence of the Bronze Age especially. And model a new type of man who is not a warrior hero oppressing the Great Mother but instead truly obeys her but also obeys the Father God, the perfect union. So in that sense not androgynous but perfectly masculine in service to the feminine

[@andrewhiggins1975]

Thank you🙏

[@francesgaia4649]

Why start out with the negative aspects of the mother and the Anima? The pronunciation is not Enima, its Anima/Ahnima.

[@phillipcarruthers7140]

The connection between Christ and the anima was a very interesting realization - pisces representing the feminine

[@danielmia5953]

isn't Jesus a capricorn?

[@anthonyedgar1014]

what would you consider it if I had a great relationship with my mother (as a male), a terrible father relationship, but am exactly like the bad mother relationship in the video?

[@Enlightenchannel]

You can have poor relationship with the anima while having a good relationship with your mother. It's likely an internal struggle with your own feminine side

[@frederickhoward5598]

Balance is the inquest, quest, 😎

[@mahendra4352]

How to find one's own Anima ? How do I know if I don't already have one ? The Catholic has the concept of Holy Spirit, is it the same with Anima/Animus ?

[@mrlapis8743]

I would think that as a Catholic, your anima would be The Holy Mary. If you're a man, you could view Christ as your animus.

[@Christiancatholic7]

@@mrlapis8743No, Mother Mary is the Great Mother

[@nancyhoward2876]

Dylan Mulvaney looks like Audrey Hepburn.

[@caramelunicorn8023]

I also had a good experience with my mother and was teased a lot because people considered me too feminine. However I believe it is good and I feel like I am more in touch with my anima than most men I know. Many of them deny their feminine side, their emotions, their subconscious, but to me the unconscious is powerful and beautiful.

[@the300XM8]

More power to you, believe me. I was in same situation as a teen. I was so angry that I did everything to shatter that image. Shaving head, training boxing, listening to Eminem and Tupac. Now I integreted both parts of me, and (I know it sounds vain) both man and women hold me in high regard. So just like I said, more power to you. It will be worth it

[@istivanp8747]

I've been delving into learning about these jungian archetypes for some time now, and the anima and animus really hit home for me. I am a writer of sorts, and all my life I have been creating characters and stories with whatever resource I had at my disposal (toys, Lego, video games, and now proper literature). Just learning about the anima made me realize how deep seeded the female characters of my stories are to me. I have always noticed that I have more of a 'connection' with them, rather than my Male characters. I had always pondered the implications of that, but now I think that may be due to the fact that, I am a man, and a male character is very much concious projection of myself, and I am keenly aware of that. However, my female characters always hold a sense of mystery and intrigue. When I'm writing them, I never know ahead of time exactly how they develop, but when it happens, it feels amazing and I feel like I learned something in the process. I've actually begun having fun writing again because of this, and I derive much meaning from it.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

But be careful about the sources, you may want to read the book, "Jung and the New Age," by David Tacey. There is a lot of crap in the popularization of Jung and his complex work.

[@richardbedford6657]

I really understand Jungian anima much better. For me as a male she has been suppressed severely in my subconscious mind by both nature, nurture and by me. She exists as a vital subconscious part of me. She knows no words only feelings. She is in a state of rage and sadness at being ignored by my conscious egocentric self. I am suffering gender dysphoria because I miss her in my conscious being! It's no damn wonder, I've hurt her terribly. I've had worthy surrogates, but I want my original Eve back! If she can't come here I'm going there.

[@PartiallyT]

What happened ?? 🤒

[@Christiancatholic7]

Yeah please tell me

[@mousermind]

"SUEDE--o-intellectual" I choose to believe that, instead of *grossly mispronouncing **_pseudo,_* he's talking about armchair intellectuals dressed head-to-toe in *suede.* 😹

[@LIFESSHORTTAKEARISK]

Spent the majority reading a letter- could you do a video that is relevant to the anima thanks bro

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

But there was something to Audrey Hepburn herself that made her, I think, an aesthete, and then the subject of projection. Jung had an assistant, in Zurich, a man who was a medical doctor from England. This young doctor was married to a beautiful woman, but Jung noted, “She's not his anima figure.” “Anima,” Jung said, is an image, an unconscious image, which a man does have concerning the kind of a woman he can really love; clearly, it is a spiritual matter, not a matter of outer beauty. Indeed, soon the English doctor divorced the woman and found another one he really loved because, Jung noticed, she was his “anima figure.” Experience tells me that it is an astrological matter: where Venus is in the man's astrological chart, that shows his 'anima figure,' which as in this video can still be negative (healing is a part of individuation).

[@SlackKeyPaddy]

Chief Seattle an American Hero, blessed be his memory for all times.

[@coreycox2345]

I have worked with modern-day tribal governments who still feel that way about the land, Rosebud. Impressive.

[@eny467]

You did a really good job with the content of this video, I truly enjoyed it. Thank you.

[@trissvelvel8499]

I would love to hear about anima/animus archetypes but considering a female psyche. Theoretically we should just reverse everything, but I feel it's not enough, because there are some details that are not so easy to just reverse, they should be considered separately.

[@wojciechkowalik4949]

I had a good relationship with my mom and I can relate to all 3 points, but I can also relate to depressed moods and "bad thoughts" listed in bad experience. I often feel like I'm unable to do anything and have suicidal thoughts quite frequently. Being 30yo and realizing that so late I feel doomed.

[@antigrav6004]

30 was once what people considered to be the beginning of adulthood. Don't start thinking it's the end of anything, it's just the start of something new.

[@RusSlay0r]

Hey I see this is a comment from a while ago, but the unbalanced shadow moves from inflated to deflated. The bipolar shadow. One is extremely high, the other extremely low. :) The lover in his bipolar shadow form for example, pursuits too much pleasure (sex, drugs, etc.) while the passive side deflated side withdrawals and freezes.

[@AnEruditeWolf]

Never too late friend. Mysticism and occultism teaches us that. There is only ever the now.

[@jackbotman]

Me listening to that letter, not going to cry, not going to cry Cries

[@selamneway5939]

ya me too. then I leaned as much I could about king Seattle. im happy I heard it

[@mikewilliams6461]

philosophy literally means- for love of Sophia.

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

Pretty sure it's love of wisdom.

[@faraon2012]

In god we trust ($-ophia*)

[@calvinemerson]

right? it's literally in this video, sophia means wisdom

[@mekiubann]

@@redwaldcuthberting7195Sophia is wisdom in Greek

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

@@mekiubann yup, but you could take it another way the way he wrote it as in love for someone called Sophia.

[@mishalahshalom]

OH MY GOSH...I really appreciate and LOVE that you are using The Secret Life of Walter Mitty as an example. Such a great film! Wow...Walter is a great symbol of the anima!!!!

[@MinaDanceArt]

Thank you for the video very simple and clear 🙏 I visited Hagia Sophia very recently. The energy inside is so powerful. A short note : It was a mosque during Ottoman Empire for around 500 years. In 1935, the first Turkish President and founder of the Republic of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, transformed the building into a museum.

[@NumbaOneBuddhaSmoka]

She speaks to me through music a lot. When I'm more open minded especially, I've had 2 or 3 songs play on my playlist that I never added plus like 50 songs that i did from her... very detailed video thank you! Been worried it was negative lately but the synchronicity keeps it comfortable

[@juliettem-jenkins7748]

Tilda Swinton's character in the movie Only Lovers Left Alive is a great anima exemple (for her husband Adam), and Jack is Rose's animus in Titanic, I think. In the tv series Outlander the two main characters, Claire and Jaime, as a couple, kinda seem to feed the other's anima and animus, as a "power couple", or even Ygritt and Jon (GOT) and Morticia and Gomez Addams, in different styles.

[@DeeSee25]

Wow! I totally thought of the scene from Lord of the Rings and then you showed it! Crazy synchronicity

[@ShleemenLive]

This is kinda misleading. It's not the feminine image but the relationship ability of the male outside the ego. The symbol of it is the woman but it's not simply the ideal female in a man because feminine traits go beyond the simply the female. I recommend Jung to live by on KZbin. They explain it well. Pretty solid explanation otherwise

[@JohnGeranien]

Anima is both a complex and an archetype

[@Raphsophomes]

Its the gnostic Sophia. Crowley even met her. Shes the womb of God.

[@hannahfrancisco3098]

In light of what is happening in the United States they should REALLY read that letter.

[@johnbayon3026]

Question though is this the same in all males including those who are of other sexual orientation? I say this because if libido and the anima are intertwined but a male has no sexual attraction to women what is happening in these instances? 🤔 is this due to a negative relation to his animus or not, it brings into questions many things regarding human sexuality including women's if these archetypes are tied to human libido.

[@morganlake41632]

Is just about every pop song an Ode to a Man's Anima? Women compose for their Animus...?

[@tawanda33]

That letter from Chief Seattle has to be one of the most beautifully captivating expressions of what it means to be truly enlightened.

[@RenanL.S.]

It is weird, but I never experienced nothing of this. The ideia of romance itself is deeply interesting for me, but I cannot feel romantically atached to anyone, at least not until now, I never had those fantasies by seeing normal women.

[@zenli1407]

That letter with the footage of the avalanche was amazing! So emotional

[@Euphoryaaa]

I got in touch with my anima in a psychedelic trip but back then I assumed it was a past life that I lived as a woman

[@damienburriss9008]

😂😂

[@juan989800]

Salvia?

[@Euphoryaaa]

Juan Solis 😂 Nope never tried salvia. More like Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds.

[@JeffFrazier1]

Thanks so much for clarifying this concept for me. I have been trying to wrap my mind around it for years and this video provided me with the insight I have been searching for.

[@RapPowah]

Man that's pure gold, thank you!

[@mr.wright7182]

beautiful thank you for making more clear just bought many volumes from jung thanks a million subbed...

[@Inertia888]

I have been getting started with my long journey in Jung's work. I hope all has been well with you in your discovery of self.

[@supremereader7614]

That was a fantastically done video. Thank you so much.

[@Luiz997488]

Such a great archetype, fascinating, thank you

[@frederickhoward5598]

Not Only A Beautiful...,but a quite profound ...,- Clearly is where the world of balance has became lost with male /female Relations'

[@jibraeelkhandurrani1237]

It was all so poetic and thought provoking till "unfortunately conquered by Muslims" hurt my religious sentiments. Disappointing.

[@Enlightenchannel]

Well let's be honest. Islamic conquest wasn't really a positive thing for religious diversity. There were 14 schools of Buddhism. 13 of which were annihilated under the sword of Islam.

[@jibraeelkhandurrani1237]

We shouldn't incorporate our religious biases into a psychological discussion. No?

[@Kikomando]

@@jibraeelkhandurrani1237 I mean leftists say Islam isn't destruction. So technically they dont identify with said conquests these days. So it's not religious bias, it's just stating an unfortunate situation. What you should say is, "Hey, this could come across/ came across as.....blah blah blah."

[@Kikomando]

@@jibraeelkhandurrani1237 i.e. calling that religious bias is accepting that jihads are part of the religion of Islam. But maybe you already believe that. I dont know

[@sammasamsara]

Ive recently realized my partner is often possessed by his anima. Trying to find a gentle way to tell him this has been difficult. But, i know its important for him to get control of this part of himself. Great vid, thank you 🖤

[@Enlightenchannel]

Yea that can be a challenge. I should know, I struggled intensely with anima for years.

[@BrockSamson18]

Lita Costner - "The words for ‘spirit (רוּחַ⁠ rûach) and wisdom (חָכְמָהchokmāh) take the feminine gender in Hebrew. However, this does not make them intrinsically feminine any more than truth or sin, both of which take the feminine article in Greek (ἀλήθεια (alētheia) and ἁμαρτία (hamartia)). Furthermore, when rûach is used for the Spirit of God, it is always combined with the masculine Elohim and takes on its masculine characteristics. E.g. in 1 Kings 22:24: ‘Which way did the Spirit of the Lord go …?’, the word rûachtakes the masculine verb עָבַר ‘ābar: ‘went’."

[@Enlightenchannel]

Well, wisdom is personified as a woman in proverbs. That more of what I'm pointing toward.

[@imanenthuse4009]

“Unfortunately”?

[@alexrodia553]

I have a serious question of the anime or animus for men or women who are homosexuals

[@Enlightenchannel]

Go ahead

[@danielmia5953]

@@Enlightenchannel also do bisexuals have both an anima and an animus? haha

[@Leo-in9si]

Very enlightening! Great video

[@huraira448]

8:17 unfortunately :)

[@senakalyoncu1988]

please check your facts before speaking. Hagia Sophia is a museum since the beginning of the Republic of Turkey.

[@Enlightenchannel]

I didn't know that TBH

[@harpoonspecter2]

It was a Mosque from 1453 until 193, thats almost 500 years.

[@danielmia5953]

@@harpoonspecter2 and it was a church for about a thousand years before

[@saeedhassan7441]

I was just watching this and stopped the moment he said those Islamophobic words. What a shame. All the respect just vanished in seconds! @@danielmia5953

[@danielmia5953]

well now it's a mosque lol

[@jeanettesdaughter]

Seems somehow incomplete; the animus lecture was more developed in the explanation of how this manifests generally in women. The Malala speech at the UN was an exquisite explanation of certain masculine qualities: particularly courage, power, strength in a quite feminine yet mature young girl . No such example was presented showing great compassion and wisdom, highly developed female qualities in a male. I would suggest the late great Nelson Mandela as an example, a man who had every reason as a man to punish his tormentors and avenge the torment of his people. He found the mind, the will, the heart , the courage and wisdom to try another way. That many of his former and current enemies escaped justice is unavoidable but that so many millions globally held him in such high esteem for his effort and and were perhaps guided by his wisdom mediating their own conflicts balances the scales. Of course, the scales are once again unbalanced! To paraphrase Jung ‘ the psyche of man is the greatest danger: the psyche of man in its unbalanced state is capable of setting the earth on fire! ‘ Not to say a rogue woman as we women come into power could not do so as well. But rhetorically, and what we know now begs the question of who maintains the greatest capacity for harm. We should worry enough to pay better attention, I think.

[@christopherrobbins9985]

This was a helpful video. I am gaining a better understanding of the anima archetype.

[@davidhawley1132]

The reading of the Chief Seattle letter to the US president got me to do some quick research. Indian agriculture made it necessary to have sovereignty over land, which was communal and, since women did the bulk of the work, was under matriarchal control. So male hunting culture created resistance to the US governments attempts to make them exclusively agricultural. All this complexity underlying the expression of Nature as Mother.

[@NumbaOneBuddhaSmoka]

Ah here's what I'm after lol

[@michaelsparrow2806]

What is that sound at the beginning of this video? It's so powerful and peaceful.

[@DANIELlaroqustar]

christ mightve been female? more of a relief than a surprise considering that theres a story in the bible that says he kissed another dude on the lips. 😨

[@pirincri]

There's nothing controversial among Catholics in venerating the Virgin Mary.

[@Enlightenchannel]

I think it's one of the great benefits of being Catholic for sure.

[@ursulaplatt5000]

In USA we do not see the sacred feminine. Motherland?

[@ursulaplatt5000]

Native American culture in its idealized form, the respect for nature, the web of life, where did the buffalo go, et al may save this nation. Many Americans have native ancestors.

[@SanguineUltima]

The letter from Chief Seattle brought tears to my eyes.

[@fattybignose3616]

The letter is of dubious origin and probably an embellishment from the 70s used by environmentalists. Anyway, I for one am pretty glad that native american indian civilisation was wiped out. I prefer modern America with its medicine, food convenience, science and highways, those things give us the luxury to entertain unworldly, frivolous thoughts.

[@ChimkinSendwich]

@enlighten I found this and it's an eye opener. What should someone who has become effeminate, sentimentalist, out of graps with life due to a good experience of the mother do? Please help.

[@Enlightenchannel]

Oh that’s easy. Hang out with men who are more aggressive and assertive. Take steps to be more attractive to women and push yourself to be more decisive. Indecisiveness is the crux of arrested masculinity. Don’t be afraid to make a mistake, learn by failing.

[@sonyamorrell8311]

You pronounced pseudo entirely wrong.

[@jownjown3551]

Hi, do you have a video about the ego?

[@hypnagogic8028]

Sir what a wonderful well you are! Thanks again

[@PauloAdolpho87]

You are wrong regarding the four stages of the anima, is eve, Helen of Troy, Maria And sofia

[@astraea9644]

What do you base the stages you mention on? Genuine question.

[@EduardoBarretoMusic]

Though the name was changed in the video, the concept's still the same. It's all about directing your libido to outside figures than your mother, in a romantic sense.

[@shinobivice1800]

sweet letter, but look where mercy got them

[@John-mz8rj]

What if you drop the whole thing, how would that affect the balance.

[@DoctorSmithOfTardis]

You would attempt to "drop" it and in the process, split your anima

[@nicholasleclair8711]

I had an epiphany about the Devine feminine just recently. I realized that I had only ever considered it academically. I understood its place in world religions but I had never considered it a part of my personal reality. I had jumped from Yahweh to Thor to Odin, and never even for one second considered accepting a feminine deity. I have since added the Devine feminine to my practice with great results. Keep up the good work.

[@Enlightenchannel]

Nicholas Leclair glad to hear it, watch for her in your dreams. Let me know what you find.

[@countjanushassildor4727]

Nicholas Leclair There is no divine female or male, what happened is you acknowledged your subconscious feeling that you were missing a female diety, in truth it's that you yourself have neglected your feminine side, which isn't exactly a female like how we understand female to be, it's just a part of nature, as up has a down, simple.

[@nicholasleclair8711]

Count Janus Hassildor do you have any peer reviewed evidence to support your claims?

[@countjanushassildor4727]

Nicholas Leclair I dont have peers, and what backs up my claim is the natural world itself, up and down isn't called up or down until we identify it and make up a name for it, a label, such as male and female, we consider males in human perspective because makes have penises, females likewise we consider female because they have vaginas, and after we identify these differences we create a label for them, thus a being with a penis is male and one with the other is a female, though a being with a penis could be called "female" if in some other universe or even could be called "bagodbdhskshk" in another, it's simply identifying something and labeling it, but regardless of label it in it's purest form is still a being with a shlong and the other with a hoohaa, simple, so like the same in nature, male and female energy is also known as negative and or positive, but in it's purest form are just opposites that fill up roles in conjunction to each other, and in term of deities it's very much the same, knowing well that deities are formed in the human psyche, weather they represent actual phenomenon, physical in the universe or maybe mental, in which case are just mind created machinations, they only hold the weight of it's minds origin. Now if there was an actual physical female goddess then it would out do this hypothesis, but, since there is no evidence for such then it only leaves the mental state which creates such manifestations, your mind is affected by countless physical phenomenon daily, these in turn create sense stimulation which in turn affects the mind through your nerves and senses, creating mental manifestations, your epiphany was your bodies way of accepting a hindrance created by yourself but nothing to do with gods or goddesses which aren't really what we believe them to be.

[@ursulaplatt5000]

The lecturer mispronouced pseudo, and another word i forgot. You mispelled divine. We are commicating thru shared knowledge, that is dependent on not misspelling and misprouncing for at least aesthetic values.

[@DwyaneWadeCounty]

What do you mean "preyed upon by women"?

[@Enlightenchannel]

Taken advantage of, walked on, disrespected, abused.

[@dicflair3990]

I'M ON THE CRAZY SIDE OF YOYTUBE A GAIN.. TUT TUT

[@ccaissie113]

femmay fatale? Suedo-intellectual? Makes me wonder who I'm listening to and why I should continue....

[@Enlightenchannel]

It's a French expression

[@Enlightenchannel]

Btw is pseudo-intellectual not "suedo"

[@ccaissie113]

No shit. The way you say it and write it makes me think yer an inattentive idiot.

[@Garrett1240]

It's 'femme fatale', and 'pseudo-intellectual'.

[@Kikomando]

@@ccaissie113 lol I wanted to see how you pronounce pseudo. I was hoping for a peesudo

[@SlackKeyPaddy]

The anima in men keep them as adolescent children, that often regress to a two year old!

[@countjanushassildor4727]

Cat's Cradle false.

[@TheIndieGamesNL]

you got some serious animus projections going on here

[@willnill7946]

Agree

[@opinionday0079]

the indian's shore did come up with some terrible poetry

[@befree8850]

Thank you Sir!