The Collected Works of C.G. Jung - Volume IX (Part 1) - Chapter 1 - Part 1/3

[@Unanythang]

This is invaluable to me and your voice is quite soothing. Thank you for this.

[@LetsFindOut1]

Havent listened to much yet, but your voice, diction, and personal delivery is pretty much nearing the archetype of the audiobook narrator. Lol but seriously I cant find anything to critique you on. Im actually trying to read Aion right now and was almost compelled to make an audiobook as well. The material is so meaningful/useful. But this is loads better than I couldve managed. Thanks man.

[@caine3410]

Wow, thanks. I'd like to think I've gotten at least somewhat better since this first recording of mine, though. Anyway, I'm quite happy if you've find it useful, and I appreciate the comment. Do stay a while and listen! Cheers, mate!

[@hewasfuzzywuzzy3583]

Great voice. Excellent reading. Thank you for making these!!! Please create more!!! ...if at all possible.

[@MrAmitArun]

I am simply blown away with all the explanation of anima and how it transforms a person’s life in this video. Simply amazing!

[@christopherrobbins9985]

Brilliant. Many thanks for these narrations and posting them on KZbin. KZbin is the best thing on the internets.

[@AT-dx9pf]

Your delivery is great. It flows very naturally. A few sentences I couldn't understand, but it's far superior to anything Im capable of and how someone could vote it down is a real head scratcher, as this is the only version available to listen to, so the fact that you did it is be commended even if it had been a robot's voice, but its actually excellently done. I paused a million times to reflect.

[@caine3410]

Thanks, I really appreciate it. Jung's works are pretty good reads, but they are definitely not easy.

[@tommeakin1732]

I've been wanting to read or listen to both Jung and Nietzsche for a while now, but basically all of the audio readings I've found have been staggeringly dull and monotone...accept for this one.... It doesn't help that my attention is typically split between other menial tasks whenever I listen to pure audio - but I can still focus on relatively complex material as long as the audio in question isn't tantamount to white noise lol. I'm not sure what it was, but your reading really hit the spot. I was doing some pretty menial tasks while listening and kept finding myself lost in the reading - and I even had a couple of those magical "AH" moments. Thanks!

[@MrAmitArun]

Thank you for doing this. You have a good soothing voice and it is a pleasure to find this important volume being converted into audio version.

[@caine3410]

You're welcome, and thanks.

[@drsimonshin]

You are doing a great work. It is a wonderful service to the general public in all over the world.

[@MrKaterman]

You are a great reader! Thank you so much for this. I read along to the book as you speak, really helps to learn proper pronunciation of all the words. Looking forward to all future videos!

[@shaharfrydman]

This is great. Thank you so much

[@annebronte4]

Thank you so much for this. Great voice fine-tuned to Jung's syntax.

[@ambiv]

Thank you for uploading these ebooks. I was just about to start reading Jung's collected works when I stumbled uppon your readings...synchronisity I believe. All of the best for your own flow Cain.

[@caine3410]

You're welcome, I hope you'll enjoy them. One of these days though, I really need to do an episode about synchronicity, because I feel that that's at least as misunderstood as the collective unconscious.. so yeah, thanks for bringing that up. And thanks, mate.

[@christoffersjogrentrombone3913]

Great work making this audio book series! Thank you very much! Most appreciated.

[@ProbabilisticSTAGES]

Thank you very much for sharing this work and for your work. You are a great reader!

[@MrAmitArun]

1:17:00 is Jordan Peterson’s argument for finding meaning in life - Jung here relates it to anima.

[@qwertzasdfg8576]

thank you for your effort and particularly i like playlist u offered makes it much easier to sail in the cgj works

[@gameaudioshaman]

Thank you for putting this together. Great work

[@dona7899]

Thanks for the upload,you are a great reader!

[@mo7809]

Thank you ever so much, sending you big big love for this...!

[@caine3410]

I'm happy to hear that, thanks. :)

[@Jz-en9pi]

I can’t thank you enough brother! Well done!

[@sallyjom-cooper470]

Thank you for making this I’ve been looking for it to get started studying Jung

[@shanaynay333]

Love your voice. Perfect for this material.

[@teatoxify]

You are making the world a better place! Thank you!

[@caine3410]

Thanks, I really apprecitate it.

[@kaytrout3836]

Thank you for this. Great job narrating

[@alexandermacht9583]

Jordan Peterson, thank you for the reference

[@KK-T]

thanks dude for upload

[@KK-T]

double thanks bro... youre the man!

[@MrAmitArun]

51:49 origin of dogma that eventually lead to basis for religion.

[@twoplustwo5]

Wow, why nobody told me about that guy at school?

[@jeremiahdonaldson1678]

Because he said stuff people don't like to hear...

[@acaughey09]

Any psychology class would study Jung. It just may have been part you may have tuned out

[@acaughey09]

I didn't get it in school, so I tuned it out. Now I am picking it up

[@benjaminkuti2009]

@@acaughey09 That's untrue actually, Generally, Jung is repudiated within academic circles. Either way it is a great learning experience.

[@acaughey09]

@@benjaminkuti2009 Academia sure, general psych course, nah. Would be heresy not to mention him as large as contributions were. They just don't like the spiritual depths it takes them.

[@nikigba]

Amazing job, man

[@melindamatyas5135]

Thank you so much for doing this.

[@DANIELlaroqustar]

hahaah i saw who you really were right away behind that disguise, mr. pe! i love it xD and did you know after nietzsche passed away his sister edited his book that inspired hitler, Antichrist i believe it was but i may be wrong.

[@RegularSean]

Thank you for doing this. Thank you.

[@135797531qweewq]

Awesome! I have been searching for this for sometime! Any chance of you reading Aeon?

[@caine3410]

Thanks, happy to hear that. I was thinking about doing the remainder of Volume 9 - Part 1, but you're not the first to ask for Aion (a.k.a. Volume 9 - Part 2), so I may start with that once I get around to actually make some recordings.

[@markmurex6559]

To understand Jungian concepts is to become a higher human.

[@jonnyboy2176]

Christian smith what responsibility is that exactly? Forgive me I’m just getting into all of this and know next to nothing.

[@timotheus2396]

@@jonnyboy2176 I guess responsibility for your own life. I don't know what he meant lol

[@galhyams3171]

@@jonnyboy2176 1

[@thanus6636]

Kind of pretentious

[@ransetruman2984]

excellent. keep them coming

[@MrAmitArun]

1:06:40 why anima is projected upon women. This is some deep concept

[@consciious6343]

Excellent, thank you so much!!

[@shivashambo2107]

Great work.... can you tell me wich book version your reading?

[@bizbite2]

Thank you!!! Perfect reading!!! 👹👌🏻

[@AL-pu9zj]

Fantasia refference at 34:30

[@AL-pu9zj]

"And more than one sorcerers apprentice has been drowned in the waters called up by themselves"

[@jordylemaire7805]

@@AL-pu9zj this one sentence has so many layers of interpretation. didn't catch the Fantasia reference though. did this happen in the movie?

[@lafro69]

Thank you for the lecture.

[@THAT_guy_from_greece]

Great work.. thanks for this

[@swriktam]

Thank you, thank you, thank you,

[@urielstud]

Great reading, and even your Latin is admirable :)

[@kaneparsons6224]

thank you for the upload. Is there a second and third part yet?

[@caine3410]

You're welcome. Second is ready, third is yet to come. You can find the link to them in the (updated) description.

[@iamscoutstfu]

Wait. So the WHOLE thing is "Aion" right? Not just the parts marked "Aion/"?

[@caine3410]

Your confusion is understandable. The collective works of Jung (of which this is a very small exerpt) are grouped into volumes. This one is from Volume 9 (it shows as Volume XI on the picture, which is a very unfortunate mistake on my part). Volume 9 however, is further divided into 2 parts: Part 1 - Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious (this video is from this part) Part 2 - Aion: Phenomenology of the Self For details, you can check out this related wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Collected_Works_of_C._G._Jung So to answer your question, this isn't Aion, but "Part 2" of Volume 9 is (which are correctly tagged as Aion in their respective titles), which you can find here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGW6e3yAhJeEjbM

[@iamscoutstfu]

@@caine3410 Thanks brother. So If I just want to read Aion, I should just watch the parts labeled "Aion", then. BTW JBP sent me here, thank you for uploading this!

[@caine3410]

@@iamscoutstfu Yes, though I'd recommend you read this as well, as it's pretty valuable as well, especially if you're listening to JBP, who refers to Jung quite a lot. :) Cheers lad, happy learning!

[@fernandobacao1251]

Great job

[@zomalfa4363]

Are all the works of Jung available on Audio??

[@nathanielruffer5132]

Thank you good sir

[@clarkharney8805]

Ancient Wise Wizard, anima, Shadow, & Self !

[@charlesrump5771]

Genius.

[@SimonJHeath]

Brilliant.

[@Gentorizu]

Thank you so much.

[@aaronsolomon1700]

thank u

[@zuusx5181]

1:22:31

[@RomanDobs]

Amazing thank you

[@kerrirae]

Jordan Peterson brought me here. 🙃 Great stuff.

[@jackstark4650]

Be careful not to miss out any paragraphs good sir. you seemed to have missed paragraphs 9 and 10

[@caine3410]

Wow, indeed, nice catch! Thanks for pointing that out. Since this was my first recording, I'd like to think that the processes of how I record and edit have improved since, so hopefully this isn't something that happens too often, but by all means, if you do encounter more discrepancies like this, please, leave another note, it's quite helpful. If it turns out that this is something that happens more often, I might have to add another step to make sure it doesn't. In either case, I'll try to keep my eyes (and ears) more open during future recordings.

[@jackstark4650]

@@caine3410 thanks for this service! sometimes i like to re-read jung's work with then the aid of an audio book.

[@johnfarris6152]

Men must build things and tear them down. I like Joan of Arc myself, I will look up Helen of Troy.

[@meeklynobody3230]

44:58

[@derpmann2615]

thank you.

[@michaleelliot]

Enjoyed this. Thanks for posting. Which version of the book is this. Can you provide link to book and the publisher and edition?

[@ZaltZalt-cz1mh]

25:00

[@161157gor]

Deep Water...

[@LazyNeutron]

😑😑😑😑

[@robertlapointe9319]

Is this volume 9 or 11 ??

[@devondevon2454]

Hyper interlace sets of psychic textures. Charges

[@tortillastar]

P

[@JasmineDaisy111]

Prescribed by Jordan Peterson.

[@ilzegrina1424]

The voice seems immature and boring. Just my opinion.

[@caine3410]

I'm sorry that you can't enjoy my content, but I am thankful for your feedback.

[@kdedeaux3411]

Horrific reading. Are you trying not to wake someone else in the room???

[@caine3410]

I'm sorry to hear that it wasn't quite to your liking.

[@jordylemaire7805]

this fits the style of the book perfectly, what do you want? this is not an adventure novel..

[@uNeedsomeadvice]

Thank you for your efforts!