Jungian Psychology - The Ego - Carl Jung

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The Ego Explained - Jungian Psychology - Carl Jung
New video all about the Ego aspect of the personality in Jungian Analytical Psychology. The Persona is the center of consciousness and is part of the personal conscious.
Many people want to transcend the Ego but it's important first to make sure that the Ego has undergone a certain level of development. Carl Jung called this process Individuation where a person first dedicates their life toward Ego development and then a turns inward toward the Shadow, the Anima and Animus, and the Self in the latter half of life.
In order to develop a strong and healthy ego, we must learn what our genuine preferences are. Then we can develop hidden potentials, determine our values, and have a really clear sense of identity.
Then, once we have created a strong and healthy Ego, we can begin the Individuation process where we turn inward with processes like Shadow Work.
Though the theory of the Ego originates with Carl G. Jung, I share my own perspective on the Ego along with some practices for constructing the Ego and Individuation.
Here are some other videos that I made based upon elements of Jungian psychology and the Jungian psychological model...
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[@TheDiamondNet]

Hi everyone, sorry for the late video. I was having a really hard time with this one because my A/C was broken for a couple days (And it's Florida in early August), and I was sick too. But at long last, here is the video. I may not get to your comments today because I have to go out later. But leave some for me down below, and I'll get back to them ASAP. Have a great day! :)

[@AstrOlenna]

Brilliant as always. Your videos were missed for sure. I was one of those people with weak ego up until i hit 30, now in my mid 30s i know who i am. I was such a late bloomer lol. I also understand how to make the ego work for me and not the other way around, I think that`s very important.

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Thank you. No fancy words, just thank you.

[@TheDiamondNet]

You're welcome! :) I try to keep it conversational and simple so that it's relatable.

[@biobauer8]

"so if you have an ego, watch out for megalomania, its not just for hitler and stalin" that one struck very close to home!

[@marom6304]

If only we were teaching these things in high schools.

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Just found your youtube channel today, You're so good.

[@projectmalus]

Internet learning has helped me greatly. There's something about getting multiple points of view, and being able to replay difficult parts over and over, plus I can fit it into my schedule. Also, it doesn't have to be linear, sometimes I jump from old style thinking to newer perspectives (especially in philosophy) and back again for better insights. As long as I avoid confirmation bias then the internet fosters an open mind. Thanks for the video and I hope you feel better. Edit: I feel this has helped me in relation to ego work (I have a strong ego) because it's helped me to diffuse my ego thru openmindedness. It's helped me in developing my weak persona by educating me on why things happen, and building compassion for others...we're all in the same boat.

[@kkounal974]

Incredible quality, fascinating subject that for some reason is quite hard to find. Thank you for making this, it is very informative and helpful while at the same time careful which shows your detication and attention to detail. If possible i would also like some examples of questions to ask ourselves to find our preferences since i'm not quite sure where to start. Other that than great video! Edit: just a grammatical mistake

[@deniseblu297]

You can transform your ego. Your self belief system. That's reason of carl jungs retreats and mandala work

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Really like your straightforward and clear presentation. You also emanate presense and nice feminine energy .

[@TheDiamondNet]

Thank you! :)

[@waywrdsun]

Your videos are so helpful. I'm preparing to enter a counseling psychology Masters program at Pacifica. Their program is based in Depth Psychology, and your series has really given me a lot of good information on Jung's work. Thank you!

Thanks you very much for your sharing, I find that subject and psychology in general so passionating ! :)

[@coltonyakovich1517]

In active imagination my ego first presented itself as a very tall, narrow tower. A little later I went looking for the source of my pride, and it was at the top of the tower. I’m not 100% but I’m pretty sure my pride continues to build my ego taller and taller, and whenever anything does damage to it, the tower begins to crumble but pride hoists it back into place.

[@OE2023]

Doing my counselling course and gosh your knowledgeable but also your delivery is so relaxing to listen to the information is very digestible, thank you!

[@jungatheart6359]

A very thorough and lucid explanation. I particularly liked the emphasis on the possibilities of developing or amending the ego in whatever direction is relevant, because ego-related problems often weigh people down and cause difficulties which are relatively easy to resolve compared to, say, persona-identification. I am now in my second half-century and the concept and goal of individuation has recently begun to affect me on a very profound, almost visceral level: it makes me so hopeful to see a young acolyte such as yourself help others explore the riches a Jungian approach can offer to those genuinely seeking a full and creative life.

[@damson9470]

You realizing and accepting all parts of your ego will get you so far in life

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I love the comment section on this channel, you guys are awesome!

[@fwijffels]

This is absolute gold. I have a very weak ego and it continues to wreck me, is what I realized after a few videos of yours and especially this one. After all the various psychological theories I've learned about, this feels dead on point. I'm not entirely sure of how to build a strong ego, but I'm trying to get to know myself better as you suggested here. Thanks a lot.

[@hotsauce0606]

Same. I'm starting with affirmations and replacing my current unwillingness to commit to an ego with beliefs that serve me. Now, without the hesitancy of having an ego overall. I don't know if that makes sense, but previously I didn't want to make judgements about myself because I thought having an ego itself was a bad thing that caused overidentification with the self, but I can now see that it's hurting my ability to function and cope as a human altogether.

[@diogeneslantern18]

Jung is pretty much all you need. No one else came close to understanding the human condition. Not even Freud.

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Nope. You are ego

[@AllanDavisArt]

Experiencing ego death through the use of LSD was one of the most terrifying, exhilarating, ineffable journeys I've had in my 38 years of life. I learnt more about myself in 24 hours and the days after than in 20 years of living.

[@deniseblu297]

You don't kill your ego you transform it

[@AllanDavisArt]

@@deniseblu297 The biggest ego trip is getting rid of your ego, and of course the joke of it all is that your ego does not exist. Alan Watts.

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Thank you! :) I'm glad you like the thumbnail and the videos.

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I'm here because of Bernardo Kastrup's book: Decoding Jung's Metaphysics You're videos are helping me to understand it much better

[@adamnail9506]

Very well explained, and very helpful. Crazy interested in Jung at this point.

[@PositivelyTakingCare]

I am so used to people sayling the ego is something to get rid of. Treating the ego as a trouble maker. This explanation is more fair. Seeing the ego as needed and something to keep healthy is a nice change. It seems important to keep ego in check to avoid negative outcomes, but also to keep ego in good health. Very nice! Thanks for sharing.

[@diogeneslantern18]

People don't understand what they are talking about. It's the same as the concept of the "nice guy" - what it means as a defined archetype in psychoanalysis is quite different to what is meant in a day to day sense by society.

[@mannie71807]

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[@bellatindale3120]

Keep becoming more you... I love that

[@ARMYOFONE1999]

I have a ton of books and none of them are teaching me any of this. Thank you.

[@blessedemisse1878]

I know this is an old video but I would really want to develop my ego. While u were talking about a weak ego I could see a lot of me in what ur talking about. So if anyone knows please tell me

[@marietorri]

I love the fact that your topics are based on Carl G. Jung Psychology. I am currently reading, Man and his symbols. Carl Jung books are a hard read, you really have to pay close attention to what he’s trying to convey. I’m so glad to be apart of your channel to get a first hand breakdown of his theories. Yesterday, I did a marathon watch of your videos and I love it👍🏾

[@auggied6760]

To say that someone with a weak ego really doesn't know who she is is true, but it is also true that someone with a strong ego also doesn't know who he is. The ego is not at all what we are, and this can be known once we move past it. I also question the role of memory in the operation and formation of the ego. There could be no ego without memory. The entire sense of self is predicated on memories, which are ideas of who we are and how we identify. Many of these memories may be subconscious or unconscious, but they still create the illusion of who we are. The most ironic thing that comes out of all of this is that the problem is the way the mind has been fragmented or compartmentalized, and at the same time Psychology feeds into this fragmentation by providing labels such as subconscious, the shadow, inner child, and so on. We are, in fact, whole beings and yet we have created fragmentation not only within our own selves but also in our sciences, religion, philosophies, etc.

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If you enjoyed this video, check out my other videos on the Jungian psychological model. The Shadow - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6OpdZuqlsd0nsk The Persona - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2bSfYOlm6apnqs The Anima and The Animus - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnnKgY1jeKp0rM0 The Self - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXrMeXuchrOEiMU

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Very much appreciated

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Hello INFJ :) ENFP here , love you

[@mossmore9833]

I had a total break down of my ego through drugs and I have to say, I enjoyed life much more with an ego than without an ego.

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Profit MooHamHead it's about a healthy ego. Not no ego in my opinion

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Interesting, how did you change after the drug? What did you use?

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Spec. . I used Extacy which I suspect was laced with LSD. Never really know what Extacy will be laced with. I changed by no longer finding enjoyment in things that I enjoyed but also by not getting upset over things that use to upset me. I feel like I became a zombie. My thought process changed also, before I use to have scattered thoughts while thinking of many things. Now my mind only follows one train of thought but not multiple thoughts trying to compete with each other. I feel like I am more present in the momen but with less energy because I'm relaxed "like a zombie" in the present moment. I miss the more likely lively feeling that I use to have.

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Well that suspicion of lacing sure sounds scary I feel you man. But if you're more not so reactive and present in the moment and relaxed that sound good to me friend. I had a kind of a mental breakdown with drugs too but yeah not much energy outward now but I feel good no stress no problem. Although I do feel emotions stronger though. I trust in time more genuine energy will emerge from me. I recommend checking out Eckhart Tolle if you haven't already, sounds like you're getting where he's pointing at.

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Being brutally honest & self observation.

[@moerevlu1]

You blew my mind. I've been doing this ass backwards.

[@astridjaye6224]

Thank you, I wish more were aware, you are very bright and articulate and interesting 🌿🖤🌱

[@ApparentlyNott]

I was just listening to you talk about how we can create and choose both negative and positive traits to be valued and relegated to the ego, and how you feel grateful that one of the traits you deemed valuable was being hard-working. it made me realize that from an extremely young age I have done the opposite, deciding that laziness, and specifically putting in little or no effort and still doing well (mostly academically but in other aspects as well) was an integral part of who I was. I think this may be a problem with other people who were constantly told how "gifted" and special they were from a young age, not in spite of never working for anything, but because of it. Regardless, valuing this trait has had major consequences for me as an adult. I'm not sure if it was said in this video or another, but you cautioned against defining one's self by something fleeting, such as youth or beauty, and sadly, I was not capable of remaining as slothful as I sought higher education and started being surrounded by people at a similar level of intelligence to myself but who were harder working; I was expected to actually put in effort if I wanted to even keep up, and not only was this incredibly alien to me (knowing how to study or take notes etc.), but it was genuinely terrifying to me *because* I had made this trait a major part of my identity. This trait felt absolutely necessary in order to maintain any semblance of self worth, so, I started to avoid situations which would challenge the idea that I was not, in fact, effortlessly special. If I knew I was going to do poorly on a test, I would simply not take the test and *choose* to get a 0; if I get an F, it's because I didn't bother trying, but if I take the test and do poorly, then I'll have a fucking identity crisis. Similarly, even if I knew I was relatively prepared for a test, if I felt like I'd get a B, I would rather not take it and choose to get an F for the same reason - I only get As or Fs because mediocrity is the most ego shattering thing to me. Losing the ability to fully identify with this trait has left me with an incredibly weak ego as it was my main source of value and identification. It's something I think parents should be really careful not to fuel - to instead value hard work, failed attempts, and "the process." Anyway my life isn't going great LOL, hopefully your videos can help save my shitty brain.

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Psychology is so complicated...

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We are complicated creatures... :)

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What isn't?

if so, just listen, and see what you kept in mind. Sometime, we remember much more than we think we could.

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Only because everyone overcomplicates it for you Why do they do this? To emotionally manipulate everyone intobelieving it's so complicated you NEED to pay someone to explain it to you, to "uncomplicate" it all for you at a high cost of course

[@pi3tr3]

... and so beautiful, because it's about our inner... thing (I would have called it inner self but I might not be accurate enough)

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[@Cornelius8809]

I used to be a very imaginative person and have constant ideas flowing to me and images ...but one day I woke up and my mind was just blank

[@jodo1971]

Instead of repressing the ego, I like to massage the ego with logic and reason, until it quiets down, and knows it's defeated. My ego is like a wild, angry and hungry animal, that lives on the surface of my thoughts. When you respond without thinking; it's just the ego talking

[@jamesgang4433]

Amazing explanation. Very concise in a unique type of way.

[@13thfbass]

I looked up the meaning behind "46 & 2" (song by Tool) and it brought me here. I don't know very much about this theory yet but it's fascinating if not life-changing. Thanks for these videos! Do you have any book suggestions?

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More Tool and Karl Jung lol. Maybe some philosophy it goes hand in hand with psychology.

[@montelo555]

Thanks a lot Emerald. I have a weak ego & I’m already working towards improving it. :)

[@sundance8623]

16:37 your ego is not you.. Thoughts come and go. Sensations come and go. And, ultimately, our own sense of ourselves as any enduring, substantive, “something” also comes and goes.

[@bsantosh1980]

Thank u Emerald for this wonderful video..I loved all the videos of yours but this one is special...I realized that I am having a weak ego and the problems in my life arising out of it...thanks a ton dear

[@theworkethic]

@The Diamond Net This is the best explanation to the lay person. Superb video. As someone that has went through the individuation process, this video is superb.

[@Masteringthezodiac]

Another great video Emerald. Thank you so much for taking the time to share this deep info with us. Very helpful for self-individuation.

[@unconventionalaf]

This was an excellent video. Thanks for the clear and straightforward description of everything.

[@SweetJennyFan]

Damn. You’re good. I hope you have a very big hourly rate. You deserve it.

[@MusicAddicted555]

Hey Emerald. I really like your videos and that you're interested in jung and jungian psychology. Do you have any experience with active imagination and dream interpretation? Maybe you can make a video about jungian techniques - how to use them and in which context - what we can gain from them - pitfalls. As i Understand it, those techniques are helpful for ego development. Meditation is helping to letting go of ego. Thanks again :)

[@tasfa10]

You first said that you can't just make up your ego, you have to look into yourself and find out about your preferences and characteristics. But then you talked about choosing your own values. How much of your values can you rationally choose and how much can they be disconnected from your preferences? You gave the example of being hard working so let's say I recognise the value of hardworking but I also recognise in myself extreme laziness, lack of focus or discipline. Since I'm the latter, how much can the former actually be one of my values if I'm unable to practice it? And how do you align your characteristics that are in dissonance with your values? Thanks! PS: you have a compressor with a long attack on. Lower the attack or use a limiter instead

[@tonysimmons5729]

So much spot on stuff. You are awesome. I wish I had a grasp of this as well as you do. One thing blew my mind and my awareness of a concept; How are we “leaving part of our self behind” as a subconscious thought from childhood when our subconscious is where we store information in early childhood, as our brain is not developed enough to be able to cope with some experiences. Directly speaking, are you saying that our subconscious leaves things behind as insignificant compared to our conscious mind as a late teen or young adult? Or are you saying we actually don’t contemplate some of our subconscious thoughts but also don’t act out on those thoughts later in life? Im not sure if Im confused or I misunderstood what you said. Gonna listen to it again. Thank you

[@johnellis2758]

Ego in my twenties for sure, Noww I'm wanting more. Thank you!

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Only just found your chanel through einzelganger. Girl... you rock. Thank you.

[@carliejung8408]

thank you fot this information!!! I hope many people will get to see this at least... it's really needed!!!

[@Chrome166]

Yeah, this definitely lines up with my own experiences. Although having a lot of understanding of the inner landscape can be difficult to deal with (but worth it), for example my ego will say that I need to get out of bed in the morning so I can go to work, and my Anima will be like "No, go back to sleep, work is just an arbitrary shared delusion used to keep adults busy. Let me give you more dreams instead."

[@Ymiraku]

I think most suffering is when people mistake themselves to be only an ego and fully identify with it as the truth of who they are

[@mistakenmillenial6834]

Looking at this video in 2020. I’m really eager to get started. Thank you so much these videos are really helping me.

[@danmaertens7872]

Let the journey begin…

[@maryamghouth1143]

Your channel is excellent! Highly impressed. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us.

[@mikewilliams6461]

The anima in females is conscience. The anima in males is subconscience, and vice versa. Take Cinderella to the ball, it changed my life!

[@monkeyvizion]

Oh towards the end you hit on the true diamond of any personal work /self inquiry/ shadow work. BRUTAL SELF HONESTY without this all you are doing is tickling your own fantasies . Period, go no further, stop, check,. I am at a crossroad, am I ready to totally, brutally be honest with myself if so take the narrow little trodden path. If not choose your fantasy, go where ever you like, follow who ever tickles you enough to believe that you will never have to look at your self as long as you follow their teachings. ONLY YOU HAVE THE ANSWERS AND KNOW YOUR TRUTH, but dutch it will hurt if you go there, but not as much as you imagined it would, as the pain and suffering is all in your imagination.....Sorry for butting in like this I just had to ;-)

[@NoxDeadly]

When your ego is the size of universe(enlightened), you’re very close to doing a complete 180 flip n becoming a buddha

[@miriamnkrumah8489]

Thank you Diamond net, so so much!

[@chazchillings3019]

I feel like I know myself very well, but my ego is weak because I get swayed by entertainment and waste my time and procrastinate (not accomplishing goals).

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Your videos are really good!

[@sarandavaa]

super insightful! awesome!

[@celine9949]

Thank you for sharing! This video is exactly what I need on my path right now 🌷🥰💗♾🖤

[@edsonaparecidopedro1898]

As Always you have clarified my mind and helped me into building a strong ego

[@carlosmorthera5504]

Great video! Thanks!

[@carlosalejandro8259]

I loved this video. Perfectly explained. I'll see more of your videos, thank you

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[@skionen1781]

These videos, are so insightful I’m loving them 👍🏼

[@Sylum94]

How can I develop my ego? Growing up I didn't have a father and that led to an under developed ego. I'm struggling to make life decisions and have confidence to do so. What exercises or life choices can I make? Any resources to help? Thank you

[@PenelopeRyder]

Love this also. I have been reading Jung and beautifully simplified.

[@justletmesigninokthx]

wow, that was alot of info spoken well and at a good speed. thanks.

[@disciple1010]

Thanks for making these topic simple to understand

[@BeastFish22]

Thank you for making these videos! Very helpful and informative!!

[@kristineshahoyan2841]

As always, wonderful!

[@bettermentprojectnotes808]

Thanks so much for the video and the channel. These have been a great supplement to my random attempts to read Jung. A few thoughts on this one: 1. It might be a bit strong to say the ego is an illusion. A person without one, after all, is an incomplete person. Rather, it seems it is more of a complex emergent system, like most things which can be deconstruct yet which have real world effects. But yes, it isn’t absolute nor unchangeable. 2. The statement that desires are self referential sparked a huge positive response in me. I was less certain of the idea that wants are self referential as these can include, as I see it at least, choices that are both intuitively, emotionally, and rationally consistent. Or would you use a different term than wants for such choices?

[@marthicamcdermott4346]

Amazing!! So thankful!! 🌸

[@sangayzambaengstudiescohor4341]

How can we be brutally honest to yourself? How can you know that a particular thing that we have identified ourselves as is not a work of ego or persona but rather the real landscape within us? Anyways thanks for the video. You have made the concept of Ego so clear and touched on some important topics too. #bts fans if you are looking for a simple and good explanation about Jung's theories and Stein's #Map of the Soul, please come here.

[@umeshkulkarni9687]

One of the best 👍❤🙏

[@suprimacy1]

Wow... perfectly articulated for the everyday Joe.

[@akshitapradeep7115]

This was great! did you study psychology?

[@skionen1781]

More then likely she did. Cause all of Jung or Freudian explanation is purely depth psychology

[@naetek6430]

if you slow down a bit =You are perfect

[@liberaazzurra]

I watched a five minutes ads for you!

[@TheDiamondNet]

I'd like to say thank you. But I'm not allowed to encourage people to click on ads, as it could result in KZbin demonetizing my videos. So, if I say thank you it would be viewed as encouragement. I also think that if they get too many ad clicks from one IP address that it might ping on their radar as suspicious. I'm not sure about this last part though. So, just to cover my butt, please only click on the ads if you're interested in the service being provided. :) But I appreciate the positive intention.

[@pi3tr3]

thank you for this clip. it cleared some of the confusion I felt that I had but didn't quite acknowledged. most of it stems for the various interpretations of points of view from which the ego is seen. the unreality of the ego as it is pointed out in various spiritual traditions, that stem from different religions has lead me to some warped beliefs, one of which being that "the ego is bad" somehow. I am still in the process of uprooting this belief and it strikes at the most inappropriate moments.

[@organicdodia1177]

I admire your introspection.

[@mayailusion5274]

To know yourself..is too see yourself in action with other people. Yin & yang 😮

[@johnnyso1979]

I have a massive ego. I feel inferior many people. An egomaniac with an inferiority complex.

[@user-ed7qz7tt2p]

So me, with a weak ego and a YOLO mindset, I am basically screwed.

[@bluebellwoods8393]

Thank you!

[@curtismaize]

Hi, thank you for making this