The Psychology of Strife: What Lies Beneath Our Conflicts?

[@wonder7798]

We first hold the conflict within before a conflict can occur outside of ourselves. A reflection of unhealed wounds

[@Indigogingerkat11]

The three of you flow so beautifully, with different styles and opinions, always something or many things to learn here, in a positive light, thank you❤️

[@psyfiles7351]

My golden takeaway from this session is, “what is in service to wholeness?” Beautiful guidance

[@deborahbuchanan137]

I so much agree. What is in service to wholeness is going to be guiding me.

[@jesshudson346]

Today has turned into a This Jungian Life marathon, and I am enjoying it so much! Thank you all for your commitment this powerful and enlightening work. 🙏

[@12zeester]

I love the Diederik Wolsak theory “choose again” meaning to reprogram the Ego in 6 steps Every conflict is about yourself Something you made up when you where a young child and turn it into a core belief that comes back every time when you feel triggered by somebody else He created 6 steps to recognize the feeling the ego as a a child When we reckonize that feeling it is possible to reprogram It makes life so much more understandable…

[@deebaker9199]

Rivetting podcast, thankyou so much! Im a recovered (4 years now) alcoholic (so greatful to 12 step recovery process😊) and am often reflecting on the concept that if i experience any disturbance it is always within me 😅 its crucial for me to know this... to stay in a recovered state of consciousness 😊. Theres a saying in recovery "the calls are all comming from inside the house" 😂 i love this saying. Love and appreciate your podcasts and find listening at night before sleep really soothes my being! Thankyou 🙏🎁

[@thisjungianlife]

Thank you for sharing this @deebaker9199 - and we love “the calls are coming from inside the house”.

[@michaelcervino1214]

You guys have drastically helped me. I have been sober and active in AA for 14 years, but I had tons of issues in relationships, due to what I now know as"complexes" . I first heard of inner child from James Bradshaw. . Meanwhile, Carl Jung & Rolle Hazard was first registered AA meeting. I never hear of Carl Jung til I was 48... I have read a few of his books, I find them tough reads. You guys are angels. You break it down in piecesmeals

[@08Stella]

This is the best start of a video by far and we've seen plenty. Not just "one of the"... but THE BEST. Are you aware? What a blissful beginning, consice and short. Gently leaning into the subject yet we got to hear who they are. Many spend 3 - 8 minutes on introductions and by that time you're about to fall asleep. This is perfectly done. Not to mention the setting and the SOUND!! The lovely, homey atmosphere behind... and the Sound Engeneer is equally talented. No additional 3 minutes because of "technical issues" with endless "can you hear me". Really well done. Who worked on this behind the scenes? Will you tell me? YOU GUYS ARE SO INSPIRING (the ones in the video). Very impressed. Many many compliments... ♡♡♡ xx..

[@Behavioralastrology]

Loved this episode, thank you! Listened twice with lots of notes

[@212bellota]

Thank you! On this new moon night, I set my intention to be more aware of those moments of strife and imagine the smelting of a lucky horseshoe. Love you all ♾❤

[@KidStarverHALVEDhisVote]

Thank you so much for these wonderful conversations you share so beautifully with us, the world. I knew only Carl Jung's name but was drawn here by the title of one conversation you held on 'projection'. I'd heard of this terminology but never had it explained to me. I loved every word you each spoke on this subject. I fell in love with your calm voices, yes, who wouldn't love such peace when their inner world is in turmoil; but equally, I fell in love with your every word. Sometimes you agree, sometimes not, and I love how you conduct yourselves in these conversations as much as I love all that you each say and bring of yourselves. I feel blessed to have found you. Thank you 1,000,000 times, Helen UK

[@michaelflynn987]

Deep and introspective.

[@christajerome4586]

Oh wow!! On this channel it rains inner-diamonds and pearls!! "Dis-appointment" ... SO useful! Immense gratitude from Brussels Belgium! ❤‍🔥

[@tracy4moore]

❤superb exploration… I loved witnessing the unfolding process recognising the ‘stage’ of conflict, strife, tension and how it serves awakening consciousness… and wow, unpacking the dream was fun xx. Love THIS JUNGIAN LIFE 🎉

[@v.ra.]

Always I find solace in your dialogues. Thank you for invaluable work!

[@taaayooos]

Blessed to have found this channel. Appreciate you guys.

[@n.d8001]

High quality video❤

[@AquariusGate]

Conflict is an artifact of perspective. Choosing a cause or course of action collapses a field of potential. Deciding in an untimely way, too early or too late, affects the potential in play. Most people are aware that to heal we must first he hurt. We look for one after the other without knowing the whole process as the learning cycle we wanted all along.

[@dapperninji646]

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[@sterlgirlceline]

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[@KCVini]

"As long as he was holding in pole..." THIS. The binary is real. Such good insight! 💯

[@Killane10]

It is really amazing to me to listen to this and see all the answers to the world conflicts of today. But there is a frustration that this kind of conversation is not being expressed with regard to Israel, Gaza, Ukraine etc. It is much needed hete❤

[@OneUpReads]

❤ Great insights

[@ntinagyftopoulou7495]

Ευχαριστούμε!

[@thisjungianlife]

Thank you so much for your contribution!!

[@HouseofBeloved]

Perfect! Thank you 🙏🥰

[@wr9733]

Is there anyway I could request for Joseph’s mic level to be turned up? Lisa’s as well, but Deb’s is very high, and I always have to turn the volume up when Joseph begins to speak, and then back down when Deb speaks, no matter what speaker system I listen on. Love the podcast. Love this subject. Thank you.

[@ulla3308]

Thank you so much for this! Could you perhaps do another podcast on Jung's concept of synchronicity?

[@ScottMarc-RT1]

I wonder if ambivalence is conflict and strife painfully held in a holding pattern. No risk taking. Stuck in suffering.

[@IAMALLMUSIC]

Brilliant 🎉

[@jltsheppard5057]

I love youse guys.

[@Liyah-encyclopedia333]

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[@theorywavenights8117]

About ordering pizza or Chinese takeaway... you could order different things ;D

[@theorywavenights8117]

oh, one of you got there just after I wrote it !

[@ryanpoe9791]

What's the Jungian psychoanalysis of someone who says "Today I say with a smile on my face..." without a smile on her face?

[@juliepaull4849]

1as

[@swiminthesea6724]

It’s like they don’t feel like real people because they’re such a depth of understanding that feels inhuman.

[@susanmcdonald9088]

I believe it was Eris or "strife" that threw the apple (at a wedding feast) threw an apple to the 3 Olympian gods, Hera, Aphrodite & Athena, with a note attached: to the fairest (no, that was Snow White...), saying, to the most beautiful, and the 3 Olympianesses (is that a word?) decided to let the playboy trojan prince, Paris decide, each promising whatever powers they rule, if he'd only pick them! Talk about NO CHOICE! Whoever he selects, the other 2 will hate him. Talk about prime decision-making anxiety! Not surprisingly, Paris selects Aphrodite, duh. And he's promised the most beautiful woman on the planet, Helen of Troy, married to the Greek, a Spartan no less, Menolaos sheesh that spelling is way off! So she was actually, Helen of Sparta absconded to Troy, willing or unwillingly, the whole damn Trojan war begins! All because Eris had not received an invitation to the wedding party! Sort of a Nemesis-on-steroids. Damn apples & serpent stories, lolololol. But you guys talk about mythical archetypes, all the time! Course, Eris & strife seem less toxic than The Iliad's WRATH of Achilleus. Stil, if only a dirty little trade war, the Trojan War was huge, especially influental, all that slaughter & violence, but in the hands of the bards, a foundational story of generational cohesion. Odysseus took a journey, and the surreal parts of his dreamworld, definitely becomes iconic. And with "The Return" about Odysseus" returning home, and the problems there, which must be solved. But it's the Voyage he made that's not taught any more. . . worth watching the 1997 movie! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bITCnWRojLKSga8si=gBb7OX6d3c-rC84a THE Odyssey, 1997 movie

[@HellYesLetsDoItNow]

I want to both watch this podcast and not watch this podcast

[@Carmel明慧]

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[@julianajones4022]

Lol. Contentment, satisfaction, and inner peace seem to come and go like redemption. It's a daily process 🎉

[@notnow7973]

Haha!

[@OneUpReads]

❤ Great insights