'Man and his Symbols' Carl G Jung Part 1

[@AntonDoesMusic]

22:05 to skip the introduction, I'll sum it up: Someone asked Jung if he would write a condensed and palatable book of his philosophies for the average reader. Jung said "No." Then Jung had a dream about speaking to a large audience of average people, and they seemed to understand what he was saying. Jung said, "Rock 'n' Roll, buckaroo! Let's write this thing."

[@jayvbooth]

I appreciate you so much man. Have a great day!

[@grantgorman2649]

22:05 is where I would put the actual start. But still an excellent time saver and note.

[@alhassani626]

Long Live

[@fourtwentythree]

😂🙏

[@andrzejbejnar8696]

22:06 ;)

[@Tiiipico123]

22:05 Start.

[@JTT-ft3eb]

thank you

[@jmedlin81]

I made the serious mistake of not checking comments until 20 minutes in... now I feel compelled to grit my teeth and just gut the rest of this introduction out.

[@fluffmcmuff6801]

Well, that was a time saver. Thanks!

[@alexandruporumb9619]

It is important for a novice in Jung's thoughts as well as psychoanalysis in general, to understand what it is that they will be listening to (reading)

[@KarenRuiz11]

THANK YOU!!! I thought I had clicked on the wrong link.

[@christopherrobbins9985]

This is, in my opinion, the best introduction to Jung's ideas. Much effort was made to make it understandable to the average reader (me)....thanks to John Freeman. After this, I would recommend his autobiography Memories, Dreams, Reflections. From there I would go to "Modern Man in search of a Soul". If you are really ambitious then go to the Collected Works and plow through them Volumes 1 through 17. It is an encyclopedic cache for the psyche. Fantastic, life-altering, insights can be found throughout but I've found real resonance with CW 9 and 11. Jung's take on the Psychology and the East and comparing it to the West has been helpful. His introduction(s) to Richard Wilhelm's "The Secret of the Golden Flower" and Suzuki's Zen Buddhism are enlightening. Personally helped me get a much better understanding of the Eastern Psyche. Happy Reading.

[@anonymoushuman8344]

Sonu Shamdasani's introduction to The Red Book, read closely and carefully (Reader's Edition probably best), is an excellent supplement to Memories, Dreams, Reflections. Also, Psychological Reflections, edited by Jolande Jacobi.

[@live4real498]

I agree. I read the paper back years ago.. set me along the right path😌🙌🏾

[@Saint_Svadhisthana_Sahasrara_1]

Thanks a lot for suggesting an order with which to approach his work

[@NPC-fr6wo]

Jung is my Virgil as I stumble my way through the darkest circles of my mind.

[@capvtgeratlvpinvm9889]

Can I be your Beatrice? 😂 Jka

[@acenull0]

You nourished my skin with this sentence

[@DANIELlaroqustar]

3depe5me #Icri3vertym

[@sneed8119]

gay

[@maamsara4709]

❤

[@funkyboodah]

It really starts @ Part 1: Approaching the Unconscious [22:05]

[@luthor24127]

funkyboodah Thank you!

[@eliastouil7686]

+funkyboodah I appreciate your presence in the comment section

[@funkyboodah]

Elias Touil thanks! i originally made them as notes to myself, but glad you benefit from them too :)

[@over50iqeq49]

Thank you!

[@blackmetalmagick1]

Funkyboodah thanks pal

[@svenloach7323]

This is life-changing. Carl is my guide inwards.

[@reeferseasalt]

Sven Loach He helps give me meaning for staying alive...

[@SuperSheepKing]

@care bear he gives you ways to discover yourself from whittin, and this, gives you meaning.

[@coreycox2345]

This seems correct, DangerDog. I believe that it is also possible to meet other people in the unconscious mind, odd as that may sound. I love the universal through different cultures, times and places.

[@RolexTimex]

I love this man. They will be reading his books in 300 years. All my esoteric inclinations since I was a baby finally came to the surface over the last three years. I went to the library 3 months ago and stumbled upon Alchemical Studies... Then started listening to his content on KZbin. All I have to say is, he's been the best at summarizing all the different phenomena I've been unofficially researching for most of my life 🧬. Man has created words in language to describe various human experiences, and our understanding of those experiences totally wrong, because the experiences are forced to fit within the meaning of the words used to describe them. That's where the problem starts. We have to figure out how to live without verbal communication. It's a more devine way of relating. Symbols.

[@carljungdepthpsychologyrea1531]

It's actually quite amazing that after publishing many readings of Dr. Jung's work myself, I am only now finding this detailed reading of Man and His Symbols. This shows the limitations of the search algorithm. It's great to find this valuable reading and its subsequent parts.

[@megavide0]

1:14 "... Every #dream is a direct, personal and meaningful communication to the #dreamer..."

[@alchymista]

Where exactly is this sentence?

[@MandenTV]

Mind-shattering every time I read or listen to it.

[@annalytik]

Reading Man and His Symbols was a transformative experience for me. The book delves deep into the human psyche, exploring the power of symbolism and dreams in shaping our unconscious minds. Jung's insights on the collective unconscious, archetypes, and the shadow self provide a profound understanding of the human condition.

[@carrielea6009]

I studied this book in college, wish I still had it. It was taught by my art teacher.

[@anthonynovak5399]

That’s a serious art teacher. I would probably enjoy that class.

[@miglena2s]

"One can achieve wholeness only by knowledge and acceptance of the unconscious..." ...only by reaching beyond the boundaries of the consciousness...

[@KingJorman]

Most of this book was not written by Jung. It is an anthology of essays by various brilliant associates of Jung intended to present his work to the general population. I believe only one of the essays was written by Jung himself.

[@dbridge12]

Yes … this is laid out in the intro … but it was a collaborative … the “essayists” were well trusted by Jung in their knowledge of his concepts.

[@Emileny96]

PART 1 STARTS AT 22:06

[@bigcountryspoundcake4513]

That's good. I'm going to go take a shit.

[@marikaosullivan1602]

Thankyou for that

[@vwr32jeep]

Emileny96 Thank you.

[@connorc1978]

You're enough, don't let anyone tell you otherwise

[@WestbustahSaucedo]

I love this guy.

[@Dan5482]

"They are, at the same time, mythological elements" (cut)

[@danbuchner28]

Wow, I read this book in a college course.

[@teo5146]

Marker for self - 40:00 dreams have some special and more significant function of their own

[@levcimac]

Jung did not distinguish the trans-personal from the pre-personal (pre-ego formation).. so reference to the tribesman who identifies with the tree has not actually developed an solid ego-identity and is still partly fused with a significant other (e.g. the tree). We are all born without a separate self-identity but have it start to come online around ages two (hence the terrible twos). Now to transcend the ego is a deeper form of development (or state if you will). This is what Eastern spiritual practitioners often train to do. For more on this read Ken Wilber's 'pre/trans fallacy'

[@georgetzeriz7802]

One of the best books I’ve read!!

[@jasonshapiro9469]

Damn..i never realized the exact depth of jungs and especially freuds hustle...it's definitely up there with tarot cards and astrology as greatest hustles of all time..somewhere right below religion

[@MrUrech]

1000x better reading than that Think Neo Think channel. That guy just blasts through every sentence at full speed taking no consideration of what the sentences mean

[@dbridge12]

Yes …. I just finished listening to “The Undiscovered Self” …. I kept thinking that the narration took away from the content … but I persevered to the end!

[@Dreadtothink]

If you listen very carefully you can hear the narrator’s unconscious mind wittering away.

[@nooneinparticular6014]

Reading along with the book Bucko.

[@BirdMan33201]

gangster shit

[@BirdMan33201]

better have ur pen and pad out too Champ

[@umyde]

Thank you for sharing so much content on Jung :)

[@bradlee7535]

The CREATION Of The Mind Will Forever Allow Us The 'Slingshot Effect' Which Allows Us The Opportunities To Relive That Which Was Initiated Over 50 Years Ago In The Order To Propel Our Consciousness (Transform) From Our Present State Into The Future By Visiting Our Past! (Hence: SSE) WE ARE ORIGINAL CREATION! #POOC

[@ebonyandrews3581]

Brad Lee can you explain more about this? Thanx

[@kevinj2525]

Tool and Crowley led me here.

[@07serda]

Joe Rogan to Watts to Jung to Tool for me haha. Regardless, it’s all worth one’s time.

[@ArchieThomas3seesea]

Les Brown said he bought a health product to help with his memory then forgot what he did with it.

[@chinaboi9032]

That's fuckin funny

[@wearejungians]

It starts at like 22:15 Save some time! Haha

[@kelvinwong4504]

Thanks for the sharing!

[@vidyuthnair]

Narrator sounds frightfully similar to Alan Watts

[@LukeTheArtist96]

It's like Alan Watts if he was American

[@truthseeker5796]

@@LukeTheArtist96 exactly. would be the american version of alan watts

[@dakotataylor4696]

It's strange to hear another voice speaking in the background

[@BirdMan33201]

I like it

[@postcodeox278]

23:58 Bullshit The 4 Sons of Horus, Qebehsenuef (hawk head), Hapy (baboon head), Duamutef (jackal head) and Imsety (man-headed) who featured on Canopic Jars are depicted facing their father in the following picture. Their roles were so important that each of the four sons of Horus were protected by powerful female gods.

[@funkyboodah]

Past and Future in the Unconscious [48:05]

[@DynastyTragdyzZ]

Make sure you guys leave the amount of likes at 420 :]

[@j.c.chandler8748]

Why is that? I would like to know... curiosity.

[@bobagodan]

420, 4:20, or 4/20 (pronounced four-twenty) is a code-term that refers to the consumption of cannabis, especially smoking cannabis around the time 4:20 p.m. and smoking and celebrating cannabis on the date April 20 (4/20 in U.S. form).

[@j.c.chandler8748]

Haha! okay thank you Bob!

[@mionysus5374]

fuck off stoner-boy

[@Arcticroberto9376]

Carl Jung was a huge stoner

[@serendipity9944]

It has been said that dreams can be past life experiences... seems more logical than every dream being surrounded by this life only.

[@marthwithablackheart]

hhhhhohhohohhohoooo JUNG FTW!

[@aoeuable]

As to the "plagiarism" thing around 1:00:00: Compare that with Epictetus' Enchiridion, Case 7, the ship thing. Ghostly Zahatrusta is the Captain, they seem to have been haunting people for quite some time now. Talent borrows, genius steals, next level is to not even realise you're doing it because you made it your own.

[@depraved420]

Dmt and Jung. Name a better pair, I'll wait. 😅

[@jesus3373]

You know it. Every time I've had DMT I see symbols everywhere!

[@jakewalko1632]

Psilocybin and jung, followed by some vivid dreams?

[@arono9304]

@@jakewalko1632 Don't forget that Jung was "profoundly mistrustful of the 'pure gifts of the Gods.'"

[@09bamasky]

Jung also warned: “Beware wisdom unearned.” Psychedelics are a window, not a door.

[@MrAhuraMazda]

The contents of DMT are wholly polluted with the drug and not pure subconscious content, and therefore psychologically useless insofar as they relate to interpreting symbols, dreams and subconscious images. Jung would not approve at all. Hallucinogens were around at his time and he never supported them.

[@miguelcastorena4293]

Dope

[@marinabassi3767]

Great !

[@johnfarris6152]

Nature doesn't make lunatics. 20,000 leagues under the sea. But man does.

[@dwcrabtree]

Some kinda of pain are symptoms of neurosis

[@kadagiangnosis3496]

Anyone else here because of Terrence McKenna?

[@MrUrech]

Yeah a couple years ago i heard terence refer jung's book; On The Psychology of Transference in regards to not succumbing to an anxiety loop/attack while on mushrooms

[@MrAhuraMazda]

Terrence McKenna is a charlatan. And the contents and visions that arise during a psychedelic high are physiological responses to getting the drug out of your system. They are useless visions, the same way a vision resulting from getting hit in the head with a baseball ball, and in no way are the same as dreams, which are directly related to the Individuation process. Jung would call McKenna a joke and a druggie, nothing more.

[@MrAhuraMazda]

There is good reason why psychedelic trips rarely have lasting effects. They arent symbols. Theyre just your brain freaking out that is has a chemical overload in it. Those are NOT symbols

[@IIEthanGamingII]

MrAhuraMazda187 lol have you ever had a high dose psychedelic experience?

[@IIEthanGamingII]

MrAhuraMazda187 I love hearing people that have never taken a psychedelic talk about psychedelic experiences. Your projections are just projections. Your projections aren’t even close to true and it’s obvious you have a limited understanding of the things you spoke about.

[@davidbarnes5456]

Anyone else here because of the JUNGLE BOOK?

[@ianwaldeck]

I dreamt about Jung.

[@theriversexitsense]

around 47:00-49:00 theres some talking in the back ground -__________-

[@brianw.g.2020]

+Benjamin Garrett ( Not to be critical of your opinion, I doubt the efforts of subliminal implement would be audibly available. If such an effort were under way, would it not be through inaudible tones?

[@theriversexitsense]

Thats what they want you to think. Thats how they get away with what would otherwise be too overt.

[@theriversexitsense]

The only solution is go out side, dig a whole and put your head in it. Aluminum foil hats won't do the trick.

[@theriversexitsense]

No, that is nonsense. There is no one in the world who is aware of all of their subconcious thoughts/thought-processes. First of all, it is impossible, by definition, to know WHETHER one has. If it is subconscious, they are not aware of it. Take a mundane example, depth perception. Depth perception is an incredibly complicated cognitive function; you can't introspect into it. This may seem abstract, but it applies across the board. Most immediately the meaning and connotations of words; very rarely do we have an exact definition for the words we use all day every day. How can you reason with words which you do not consciously understand, and yet claim to reason is completely conscious?

[@veilofreality]

Some comments here are more perplexing than the 'second voice'..we do live in an age of paranoia running rampant..

[@louisahadley7082]

Who is the narrator? Some people are saying that it's Alan Watts but it isn't.

[@fredifeinkost1985]

Dennis Rooney

[@fredifeinkost1985]

As said in the introduction....

[@dfrenchorn]

We love you Sophia

[@tweakz1savage825]

22 mins is about ch 1 one

[@thealmaherself]

thank you very much

[@bellydanza85]

An ability to control ones emotions that may be very desirable from one point of view would be a questionable accomplishment from another, for it would deprive social intercourse of variety, colour and warmth. - Jung, 33:50

[@Artoflucaboni]

FUCK FUCK THIS IS SO GOOD !!!!

[@cyberdream3941]

Anyone know the name of speaker ? God hes voice so good.

[@dannysakr4185]

Cyber Dream i think its alan watts

[@__83rd____]

danny sakr it does sound like watts

[@MF-111]

He’ll no!! that’s not Alan watts

[@truthseeker5796]

it's not alan watts...but if there were an american version of alan watts this would be exactly his voice

[@justme-yr2xf]

Neville Chamberlain

[@pdp2160]

Double slit theory works along the same guide lines consciousness affects every thing what we think has an effect on life learn to control the mental the physical shall follow you cant move without a thought wether it be concious or unconscious a concious thought still took place

[@MrFlappslap]

I think you're right send this to all major institutions, sooner rather than later

[@farhadsharifi1628]

wow!

[@jonas6291]

Hello, future me. You are at 45:30. Have a nice weekend

[@joshtheegotist]

Does anyone here ever remember this book being titled "Man and His Images" (?)

[@coreycox2345]

That's not what mine is titled, Josue Riverbank. Another translation perhaps?

[@rogerlimoseth4790]

Mandela effect?

[@justme-yr2xf]

The Goddard Space Center Dopplegangers Earthlings'

[@111ark]

thanks.

[@名誉ために日本人天の祖先]

I think the innocence of consciousness is really being emphasized. Sometimes, although you can reveal the sexuality, you should not. Pineal Gland wants to give the experience of removing the memories. Logically we think yes of course everyone has sex or sexual thoughts the psyche, however, is nonlinear. this idea of walking in on people having sex is frightening to everyone. so we are going from a culture that seemed to want to create that to something much more modest. we can trust fantasies happen and yet exposure between random people is meaningless. i think we throw out the idea of group sex and orgies in the traditional sense although alternative pagan faiths are popular and the openness that kind of act represents is real, i think the actual performance of it has only made people uncomfortable. its like saying one day I walked in sex was revealed, the next day though, it wasnt and the next and next. I thought about my feelings and decided I would let those thoughts go. ide seen pictures of sex before etc... so it wasnt particularly jarring just close, ultimately it meant nothing In this instance its almost like it detects the intellectual discussion and wants to be abstract but if its just too uncomfortable it can be ended. people think they want these sexual partners.. it looks so strange though intuitively something is wrong.. their joy is shortlived and expensive life force is not happy with this let go and let zen allow pineal gland to create idealized figures something suitable for everyone with no address and no connection to our world necessary and stop trying to physically be with people. i feel like im being called intuitive here... im like setting laws about sex.. because i look at people and i see that they dont really want it and i just hope they can accept that before peer pressure causes a bad thing for them. its kind of like i need to take a new online name and start sharing these insights - Dr. Sex i just think this would all be so much more beautiful if it all didn't have the expectation of sex. Lets say we expect all friendships to be friendships lets say sex is rare. Lets condition people to masturbate instead. Because something about sex is disturbing everyone. Probably the planning aspect.. if we stop expecting it and start being okay with self to self it can happen selflessly when it does and chaotically as the flower it is. if we continue to treat it as commonplace its kind of like shutting our true selves down. when you really examine the root of it it is tied to beliefs about fundamental sin. adam and eve realizing their nudity.. its just that in reality god says oh actually my mistake let me erase that bad memory from you! i can't kick you out! and thats pretty much the story ive been given to act out as a jungian psychologist.. apparently to introduce a new line of marketing.. something a bit less self conscious and awkward. we are saying okay.. ideas about original sin.. not really! karmas law, lifnei iver.. its goddess's fault not adam and eve's, and therefore it can be corrected on her not them. a sane soul says ive been placed in eden.. a mistake was made and then taken back by goddess. there were no memories of some kind of awkward funny period there though we do have some stories of if 3rd person. and the jist is this is a rich group of slightly religious jewish philosophers and the message is intentional. why use the stories in the weak way no one really likes. this is just a basic thing yet the beauty it opens up is so great.

[@Josh-kt6jh]

Has anyone got here by checking storrors liked videos 😂

[@Cstank5]

How in the world does storror guys know about this? The British guys?

[@janjohnson7071]

🤷‍♀️Its so annoying that I can hear talking in the background 🤔

[@crisisactor420]

I never know what the fuck Jung is talking about. I'm not saying that his ideas don't make sense but I can't comprehend them

[@Hugatree1]

Sean don't give up, the fact that you're here means you're on the right path. Jung's studies involve the metaphysical and mythical realms. Look into the works of Joseph Campbell and Herman Hesse you will see these concepts are as old as humankind. We are multi dimensional beings of which this physical reality is just the most basic. Good luck and keep looking and learning. Peace

[@AHJalalian]

Try understanding your own dreams as a starting point. Once you do that then you will understand your own unconscious and by acceptance of your own unconscious self in your conscious self (mind), you will realize how nice it feels to have acceptance of your unconscious and conscious as representing the whole of your existence. Makes sense?

[@dbridge12]

I found I had to just keep plowing through without understanding and then, one day, pieces started to fall into place … like a jigsaw puzzle.

[@mojojojo97414]

Chasing wind

[@malcomshaw5962]

😎✌🏿🖤

[@arawiri]

Nice to see someone in the comment understands symbols

[@Gorboduc]

20:52 Table of Contents

[@howard1beale]

20:00 end of intro

[@dwcrabtree]

Anima female aspect of a male

[@teo5146]

Clean your room!

[@somanyquestions6921]

How?

[@admiralkipper4540]

and read serrano after you do

[@harmanhanshindi3056]

Clear yuoe pinus

[@extra2ab]

@@somanyquestions6921 12 steps

[@truthseeker5796]

jordan peterson

[@howard1beale]

22:00 first essay

[@frmm123]

Is this just one picture for an entire hour? You call that a "video"?

[@downloadmothership8352]

nice search bRAgadino hes the carl jung of hiphop

[@LidadelMontezenadelmonte72]

Hole!

[@johnfarris6152]

👽Carl Jung, the true path to knowledge. Nerd and idiot alike wants to understand this.👽

[@dwcrabtree]

28:00 gary. 2 personalities

[@janetoss]

21:00

[@hectorbanuelos2722]

22:05

[@saahthereforever]

30:31

[@chasna4546]

Pb: 53:28

[@thealch3myst]

if you want to skip the first 20 minutes then perhaps you are better off listening to Katy Perry

[@aryamanverma644]

36.05

[@Orangeisgreat383]

27:50

[@deathstarofdavid3199]

1:03:22

[@riyathapa9510]

2:30

[@Saint_Lee-yc7is]

111

[@funkyboodah]

22:16

[@ഒരൊറ്റഞാൻഎനിക്കറിയാത്തഞാൻ]

ആരാ

[@dwcrabtree]

25:00