The World Within - C.G. Jung in His Own Words - Documentary - Psychology audiobooks

[@freshbreeze6180]

Are you kidding me? With just a click I can listen to Carl Jung speaking sitting on my balcony? What a time to be alive. =D

[@HolographicSweater]

what’s really going to bake your noodles is if and when you realize the emptiness of virtual experiences

[@Str8kazm]

Man your perspective is as awesome as it is contagious. This comment sir did more than make my night. It has changed my entire perspective indefinitely

[@deyandido8741]

You on new game +

[@tomsmith2361]

😎👍

[@jackseneca8468]

Good suggestion! Thanks.

[@anthonysum1668]

Thank god we have this mans work with us to this day, man needs this wisdom more then ever right now

[@imthatjerry8973]

I agree im new to jung but he's basically saved me

[@zenith7498]

Absolutely mate, more than ever

[@timphilby]

This man had some incredible insight and self-understanding, such as to be able to search very deeply in the psyche. I recently finished listening to his autobiography audiobook , it left an incredible impression on me. It is mind blowing how he addresses incredibly complex problems that are more relevant than ever into modern day society, as if he was living somehow in the future. Not to mention the incredible effect he can have on religious and non religious people alike and make them think and explore the realm of values.

[@sharonmarsh3728]

Introvertism balanced is not a bad place 2b. Some people have 2b around other people all the time, They are gregarious people. Others have learned 2b their own best friend spending time with the self, reading, listening to music, finding out whats in their subconscious . . This is called meditation .

[@agatainventio9464]

The most interesting psychologists ever imo

[@emmamacarena11]

which autobipgraphy was it you read?

[@timphilby]

@@emmamacarena11 Memories , Dreams ,Reflections is the title of the book

[@janmiramark7017]

Jung died a couple of days before I was born. In my twenties I red all of his books. Now, 30 years later, his writings are crossing my mind almost on a daily basis and all the things I learned back than are still true.

[@594-d9b]

It's interesting, I was born 40 something years after he passed, and naturally that would make you feel distant to the person, I mean; 40 years is really really long when you haven't even lived half of that. Yet, when I watch him in videos, and I read his books/essays, nothing has looked and felt more human and real to me in my entire life. It truly is fascinating. It also is really cool how his work applies to people of all ages.

[@lucifvar]

I'm 20 now, just read "Memories drrams, reflections" and "Modern man in search of a soul" Waiting in my bookshelf: "Man and his symbols" "Psychological types" "The red book" "Symbols of transformation" "Archetypes and the collective unconscious" I feel like I should take it slow to let things sink. How was your experience with Jung's work in your 20s?

[@jamerlybob28]

Like what?

[@bethbartlett5692]

He exuded a most positive energies of goodness and he managed dual brain thought, both lobes, like Physicists do. He far exceeded Freud, whom was, I feel, limited by Ego Mind, era Social Class, and Female Role prejudices. Maybe Jung has a close shared Soul Energy with you. A most Secure and nice consideration. Best Wellbeing -

[@bethbartlett5692]

@@594-d9b The Soul is energy, energy is eternal, - Quantum Physics We are all from "1 Souce Energy" Yung somehow knew this as though he tapped int9 Future Collective Consciousness. He was an Einstein in his fields. And of the like quality of Balanced Selft. Quantum Physics truly helps us understand in far greater forms on thought and identify a greater clarity of us6self and other. The most valuable knowing we have are the Laws of the Universe and Particularly the *"Law of Vibration" and "Law of Attraction"* These are "absolute" win a reality were so few points can be thought as absolute. The "LOA" LITERALLY is the 🔑 and defining of Our Power to Create and Manifest into Reality. It is "the Mustard Seed" that Jesus spoke of... We must *know our ideas of history are based on others words and telling of a story "they want us to believe".* Some facts, many liberties and interpretations.

[@johndope446]

I found a really old Jung book at my library and when i went to scan it rather than a barcode there was a note to the original owner, it was a gift from the universe just when i needed it! Thanks whoever left it...

[@aidencahill5965]

This man is one of the greatest to have graced this here earth

[@dusandragovic09srb]

#t=45m40s The only Earth, infinite and still. Earth realm, not planet. The myth of today.

[@septemberdreamer2651]

Absolutely. If I could have conversations with anyone, he’s in my top 2.

[@harris1234100]

You are as great as him, you just haven't taped into that knowledge! Like Jesus said you can do better things then me. We all have it! The trick is tapping into it.

[@myfragilelilac]

My mom told me, at age 4 in kindergarten, the teachers thought I had problem with my hearing, because I did not respond when they called my name. I escaped into my own world. I still do at times. Ive always had great imagination.

[@MetalGearTenno]

Everybody goes into their own little world. That isn't a sign of a great imagination. What you manifest into reality through your imagination is what determines if it is great or not and to what degree.

[@DreamingCatStudio]

@@MetalGearTenno That’s an interesting belief. I know people who adamantly claim they have no imagination. They hate fiction and “can’t” invent stories. Baffles the heck out of me, but that’s how they say they are.

[@cowboy555551]

I did the same and I was thought to have a problem too. Looking out the window in kindergarten and not responding immediately. But something inside of me was compelling me more than the outside world.

[@abdelkarimabdelazizz]

we must differentiate clearly and with firmness between mechanical imagination and concious imaginantion mechanical imagination wastes tremendous psychic energy and lead to madness im pretty sure that we all know someone that invents stories and proceed to live them as if they are real ; thats MADNESS concious imagination is clairvoyance it is the power to see reality as it is without the inerference of our psyche and sins

[@garypuckettmuse]

Psychology Library: Thank you so much for making this AWESOME film available! And thank you to the filmmakers; great job! Such a beautiful film about such an extraordinary man. He was a truly enlightened being. The capacity for self-realization is the ultimate special gift bestowed on humanity; therefore it must be man''s highest aspiration and greatest fulfillment.

[@jungandi100me7]

what a pleasure to be able to listen to and see this man. such a great man. the vastness of hisintellect and the depth of his heart... we could use another like him now...

[@treye705]

We have another like him now, his name is Dr. Jordan Peterson.

[@garypuckettmuse]

@@treye705 Is this some sort of joke I don't get? I saw others saying this below so, curious, I took a look around youtube and I did find a person with that name and videos with titles like "12 Rules for Life in 20 Minutes" and "How to spot a sociopath" -- is that the person you are talking about as being the Carl Jung of our day???

[@treye705]

cck no, it is not a joke. That is the person. His 12 rules are not meant to be summarized in 20 minutes though, he has a book called 12 rules for life an antidote for chaos and it is next level. It addresses the modern nihilism of western culture by establishing 12 rules as a sort of order. He has read Jung’s entire collected works, every one of them. He is brilliant.

[@kamalpreetsingh1686]

@@treye705 we can't compare Carl Jung with nowadays foolish psychologist's

[@treye705]

Kamalpreet Singh you clearly do not know Jordan Peterson’s work.

[@christopherrobbins9985]

This is fantastic. Thanks for uploading. Jung is a gem. Font of timeless wisdom.

[@user-dg7gn4qk1y]

a classic example of a timeless human being

[@nabiharais]

What a wisdom and how his work satisfy my intellectual curiosity!! Just mind blowing..

[@ReeceW93]

Absolutely! Even people not specialised in this area like Alan Watts and George Orwell are sublime to listen to.

[@jjki3267]

@@ReeceW93 Don’t forget Terence !

[@ReeceW93]

@@jjki3267 Ah yes! I've left out quite a few others to be fair haha

[@basilaydyingm7506]

Such an inspiration to me, Gaining some wisdom 4:30am in the morning! Thank the Creator for another day!!

[@h.p.3072]

Amen!

[@dshudson]

222am

[@chonrie1]

I started reading his books, and can't get enough!

[@fungivibeinc.1712]

The books are very interesting to read while on high doses of LSD

[@HooFoundation]

The techniques are hidden in words... We must listen with awareness. .

[@lucifvar]

@@fungivibeinc.1712 How do you even read on high doses of lsd?!

[@fungivibeinc.1712]

@@lucifvar haha good question. You have to realy focus ofcourse, try to stop all the sentences warping and book swirling around your hands, but fortunately it only takes one sentence from any book to make you feel like you've stumbled upon some sacred truth about the universe. You could be fucking around with a kiddies book that shows you a picture of fruits and the words next to them and you'll be like "my god, I get it now".

[@fungivibeinc.1712]

@@WisdominQuotes10000 bit of late reply, but I'm reading Volume 9 part 1 and 2 of the "Collected works of C.G Jung" journals. I have the books in pdf format. Pop me a message and I'll email them to you. Hardcopies are $200 on average online. This pdf format will cost you a few megabytes.

[@daltonyates758]

I love the way he speaks, I could listen to him all day

[@yankee2666]

Then what?

[@daltonyates758]

@@yankee2666 then do it again

[@bradleymilton9372]

Thankyou youtube this was amazing what a mind this guy had so far ahead of his time

[@paf432]

What I appreciate most about listening to CG Jung is that he did not assume to have all of the answers. He merely observed and proposed what might be at play, without the typical arrogance of the so-called "expert". This level of insight with the necessary modesty continues to be lacking in most of science not to mention politics, with dire consequences for all of us.

[@Panda_436]

This man cured my depression. And no, im not joking around... Praises for him forever.

[@mayanksharma7513]

Congratulations! Mind recommending a book to start with?

[@jjki3267]

@@mayanksharma7513 freuds interpretation of dreams. it ties in heavily to a lot of interesting aspects of psychological outside-thinking & although the average freudian and jungian differed, this book help me before bringing my ideas onwards toward Terence/Dennis McKenna’s work. I would suggest watching many videos of Terence speaking as he ties many jungian ideas together with psychedelic shamanism. again, a bit far, but it all helps understand the jungian perspective.

[@mayanksharma7513]

@@jjki3267 thanks a lot! William start with the videos and take it from there :)

[@kgraham5820]

I was glad to have come across not only this video, but your comment. I’m just starting to listen to him and I’m now determined to listen carefully and until the end. Since you said it helped with your depression, maybe it’ll help with the dark hole I seem to be in. I’m hopeful. Thanks for your comment.

[@Panda_436]

@@kgraham5820 I really wish you the best! It definetly is not an easy road to tread... but if I could do it, then it's a given that YOU can do it.

[@neallcalvert]

One of the best films I've seen on Jung.

[@martinarreguy7789]

Like all the great thinkers of our times and antiquity, they have been obscured, completely omitted or marginalized in one fashion or the other in halls of academia. I realize now and for some time I was never educated, or taught to think critically, I was indoctrinated! It amazing to me when you truly open up your mind and let go. You realize you know nothing about anything. And so many things in our man made reality are just illusions. Thanks for this treasure of this human being ❤️ and the privilege to hear him speak.

[@daniyalmehmood2912]

"There is no pit you cannot climb out of provided you make the right effort at the right place" - Carl Jung

[@AshrafulIslam-ot7vj]

The greatest philosopher and psycologist ever born.

[@chris432t6]

Hats off to the director of this video. Enjoyed every minute. Thank you.

[@starlightengram1]

The difficulty in recognizing the emergence of the unconsciousness onto the conscious mind images may take the shape or attitude/feeling of defensiveness against the unfamiliar or strange contents. I at first became very violent with the promptings but with perceptions of some synchronistic events came to see the emergence as the essential beginning of the change of life - the becoming of the new self at the transitions of the left to right hemispheric dominance and the age of wisdom from the age of knowledge. Still the patience that comes with age helps to persist in the new direction with less tendency to frustration and reactive change. A small garden helps to ground the periods of uncertainty with a sense of vital connection to the inevitable present, future and life processes of phototropism, plant life, nutrition, healing and strength which arise from and in connection to these.

[@jack-ln9nu]

wow joe should get this guy on the podcast

[@kevinreedmusic]

😂

[@guavacupcake]

#4444

[@2valoeant]

He is dead xd

[@guavacupcake]

@@2valoeant woosh

[@russ.5179]

@@2valoeant no way! That can't be true! I know it not to be!

[@ANGEL-eh6pd]

We live ithrough the internet, even Carl Jung. Thank you for this experience watching one of the best minds in Phycology...

[@lazarus1672]

This was great, thanks a lot !! Two big thumbs up 👍👍

[@bull1234]

Well it's 2018 and the insanity is wide spread, but nobody thinks they're insane....

[@bull1234]

Sam Maloney its there you?

[@ryanswafford3681]

Anthony Salvatore he's saying it's *they're* not their.

[@bull1234]

Ryan Swafford You're perfectionism is showing.....

[@ryanswafford3681]

Anthony, sorry, I just didn't want there to be a misunderstanding. :) it's not a big deal.

[@djcymatic]

That's crazy talk!

[@nezukoshiki3579]

The music is amazing. Complements everything.

[@Jay-lo8bt]

Would love to have a list of the music used.

[@nick95productions]

this is the stuff that the world needs. we need to understand ourselves more.

[@MightyForSure]

Thanks for making subtitles But damn I wish there were for the whole video, I can't understand him without them..

[@thefinnjamins1759]

carl jung was a mystic of the western world

[@maudegonne3740]

A Mystic a Shaman and a Magician.

[@birju4333]

@@maudegonne3740 what r u saying? He wasn't a shaman.dont lie plz.dont steal other people culturebu colonist

[@notthedroidyourelookingfor8056]

"But when you get to a.. problem which is no more merely personal but also collective, you get collective dreaming." I've looked a bit into "spirited away" and determined the "Bath house" is actually a collective dream. And I've realized I've had these "bath house" dreams myself. They usually take place in a water park. Im separated from a group of old familiar friends in the water park due to an event or different group of less familiar people in my life I have to get to (coworkers, etc.). The water park has an underground maintenance network (underworld) and an "overseer" or an old, "Master Roshi" looking man usually operating a massive ride that generally takes place outside of the park itself and has definite elements of life threatening danger. Its apparent the ride is not part of the park and is not responsible for the legal ramifications of your life. Its a sign of change and transformation, "growing up" I guess. Just like the bath house in spirited away. Im thinking the whole "water" theme relates to change and cleansing but I'm not entirely sure. I'm interested to hear if anyone else has a "bath house" dream?

[@rajneeshshetty1198]

It was a long time ago,1996-97, ground water in an ancient well in India, not dscovered or listed by any Government agencies at the time. I found it in real life, one of my first few experiences with the sub-conscious mind, body, spirit connection. Over the years, more and more unusual experiences which are difficult to explain

[@krazybadboy569]

I've actually had a similar dream, my analysis of it was that it's a modern vision of confrontation with chaos and complexity, the theme of getting ''lost'' seems to be intertwined with the archetype, in my experience the locational frame was a foreign land, the water in that case would not be representative of cleansing but rather drowning. I think the ocurrence of this particular archetypal dream could possibly be the unconscious manifestation of the need to aim at a goal, instead of being an isolated cog in an unknown chaotic system.

[@RodrigoLaiho7]

Hello madam VIVI VI ... well I love your perspective ... yeah the water is related to purification, in shintoism we could say the japanese spiritualism the rituals of purifications are naturally based on washing hands and mouth with water before getting into the temples (jinja) and there are different rituals in different seasons that are istrictlly entertwined with bath and washing ourselves ... you can perceive it better with this quote "One of the most pertinent rituals of the Shinto faith is the purifying ritual, performed right before entering the jinja, or shrine. It is a simplified version of a much larger purifying ritual that generally takes place in a river or by a waterfall. The only tools required for this ritual are the Temizuya, or the water basin, and the Hishaku, the long wooden spoon provided at the basin. In this version, a visitor approaches the temple and stops at the Temizuya first. The visitor will then use a Hishaku to scoop up water and pour it first on the right hand, then the left. The person then cleanses his/her mouth with the water in his palm and then pours water over the left hand again to repurify it. The remaining water must drip back down the handle and the Hishaku is replaced. The purpose of allowing the water to drip back down the Hishaku is due to the longer version of the ritual. Known as "purification by moving water", the water must constantly be in motion for the ritual to be successful. By allowing the water to flow back down the other side of the tool this original purpose is fulfilled." www.ancient-origins.net/history-ancient-traditions/purification-core-ancient-shinto-faith-003108 I never had a bath house dream but I believe that our purification is an archetype in itself and Jung can teach us about it if we look for and study ... Thank you for your sharing pretty much significative for me ... may we keep our learning in progress with gratitude for such beings as Jung that support so much the awakening of our true nature of self... me as human being am very thankful and grateful in the name of humanking to mr Jung! The purification is intended to symbolize becoming one with the natural world. ...

[@RodrigoLaiho7]

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[@udubidub]

in my 55th year now yet to have a wet dream

[@ahmedarafat9499]

I love how humble and uncertain he was/ is. Herr Jung was a True truth seeker, a spirit of his and our times. A wish to meet somewhere there; maybe in my unconscious; as the wise old man.

[@NickThunnda]

We need this man here to explain 2020.

[@niacohen4778]

😩😩😭

[@Naturehack]

fantasies are facts 2020 hypnotic

[@jem5431]

@@Naturehack But Ben shapiro says facts dnt care about feels ;[

[@MetalNick]

Same as always, a few institutional elites use a human crisis to enrich themselves, as they pose themselves as being great saviors, as they exacerbate and prolong the crisis. I don't know how to put that in Jungian terms though.

[@realjohnjones]

@@MetalNick Sounds like blm

[@nilanjanaghosh3432]

Remarkable. Recomprehending his thoughts and mine while listening.

[@BlackWolf6420]

Thank you for this great video 🙏🏻

[@Gerardo-ds5px]

Thank you for these opportunities to listen to this exelente teaching.

[@tjpm]

I am a family photographer and I have notice what this man says. We are born as we are. Yes many things can come as baggage over the years but we are who we are. And we’re born like that. If this makes sense.

[@garypuckettmuse]

It does make sense. And as Jung said any mother who is half-conscious will see this in her infant and throughout life. Our society has hang-ups about this, however. On the one hand the materialist reductionist claim our personalities and behaviors are all about the functioning of the body-brain complex and take a pill or have shock treatment. Humanists claim the whole personality is "formed" by society and therefore if they can get control of us early enough we can be molded into good little cultural soldiers -- this is the "nurture" side of it. But no one wants to admit anything about inherited traits now because it takes away from the myth that we can, indeed, condition and control each other. No one wants to say, for example, if your father is a sociopathic murderer and your mother is a narcissistic borderline with drug issues you're not off to a good start genetically. No one wants to say it but it's TRUE. My daughter never met her father and grew up completely different than he did and, guess what, she is exactly like him in personality, character, defense mechanisms, methods of asserting herself. It's uncanny except that it's not. Until this modern era families always used to talk about how this person was just like that uncle and so forth. I agree the baggage is accumulated over time but the basic proclivities of how people respond to the baggage stems from genetics as much as environment, usually a lot more. Interesting that you observe these things just taking photographs. Sensitive person

[@uninsulatedshrimp5518]

@@garypuckettmuse great insight man

[@garypuckettmuse]

@@uninsulatedshrimp5518 Uninsulated shrimp

[@blacksk4]

Gold. Thank you much

[@soebredden]

Fantastic! ...and True!! Discovered Jung in my youth while studying fineart. That was the beginning of a journey. A rebus -like periodes of events took plays the following years beginning with works of matter an alchemical reading. It turned my world upside down and I realized that the thoughts were REAL -the unconscious and the symbols were not empty. It culminated in the finding of "Towards the Light" mediated by Johanne Agerskov and published in 1920 by Michael Agerskov in Denmark. The book was send to priest, scientist and writers at that time. How I wish that Jung have had a copy.

[@DorlaVegas-cw2kz]

Beautiful work THANK YOU

[@franciscobarcelona1986]

The persona is a certain complicated system of behavior which is partially dictated by society and partially dictated by the expectations or the wishes one knows as oneself. - CARL JUNG

[@agatainventio9464]

I wish we treated open and creative ppl in a better way… I still hate myself on some level bc my whole life I heard that my skills and way of thinking are useless (I am an artist). Jung shows us that openness can be beneficial and worthy. Thanks prof.

[@danfield6030]

What kind of art do you do . How is your thinking different ? 🤔

[@garypuckettmuse]

Wow, thank you! As another commenter said, subtitles would be great if there is some sort of mechanical way to do that. Thanks again.

[@figs225]

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[@schooloflove7076]

@@figs225 thank you

[@swat1710]

In my dreams i ve created all of my town ...it's a bit different than what actually exists in this world but there is always a deep sense of belonging whenever I dream about being present in any part of the town ..and i can rebuild/re visit all the places of my dream thereby remembering the dream as I wake up ..once i dream of any part of the town .

[@descartesdonkey4291]

he's NOT perfect. he makes assumptions and realises his subjective observations BUt he admits them. The dangerous thing is that so many second rat and third rate therapists use him like a scientific journal. He made mistakes and fiddled some figures here and there. He also decided on a universal subconscious archetype which is impossible to ascertain. he was fallible .BUT what a writer, what a genius . What an empathic soul, yes worth reading all your life BUT remember you too are a genius.

[@AlanRobb1]

@@user-is3yn7xr4c Typical Westerner? Funny. You have good sense of humour. More joke please!!

[@Aisatsana1971]

@@user-is3yn7xr4c paranoia, or the lack of gullibility? The west has advanced beyond the rest of the world in scientific discovery for a reason- scientific minds are critical and they base their ideas in reality before ideology. This is not paranoia, this is skepticism.

[@lordsesshomaru8960]

Thank you 🙏

[@gigisantella3312]

Any clue who scored this?

[@IUWEUS]

Thank you for this video 🙏😇🌹

[@In2MeUcU]

BeYOUtiful Wisdom... Divine Truth!

[@middayz]

I may be crazy. Nice ideas to start the day with a smile.

[@jc7636]

Carl is my favourite. He makes beautiful sense.

[@johnj2716]

Interesting tidbit of info about Jung as well as Freud is that in astrology (not an expert but found some stuff) their "elements" are mostly fire for Jung and earth for Freud. Which if to be believed it seems that Jung was somewhat more of a risk taking personality than Freud, at least that's one aspect I took from it.

[@PauletteSansey]

I make it my business no longer to read 'Jungians'. I go directly to Jung's words, (at least in English translation). That way I can be sure I'm getting the full, rich complex, sometimes paradoxical and confounding meanings of the man himself. This film, where Jung speaks to us in English, is a gift beyond measure. ❤

[@ExpertExterminators]

The beginning music is a soundtrack used in Civilization 4, when entering the Modern Era.

[@JustinChiodini]

The unconscious man is seeking an ideal image, a false sense of freedom. He usually unconsciously projects it into the external world as some kind of ideal idol archetype. If he is to be truly free of fundamental fear and craving, he must see through the illusion of himself or herself image.

[@loganspence1147]

but i want to achieve a 3d archetypical image... i don;t disagree with your statement... it's just that it's kind of my point in being here... i hve plenty of time to grow past the illusion after this physical life time. No point in trying to achieve which is readily available from the here after.... seems counter intuitive so why should i even be here

[@UnwarrierChicken]

Logan Spence no no no, he meant to say that you might be pursuing an archetypal ilusion in the sens that you do not yet comprehend that archetypal imatge. Therefore, acknowleging and becoming ones true archetype is the way for one to expel craving and fear as he said. (or at least is what i understood, hope it helps)

[@richardgates7479]

+Faye Flower How do you try to achieve something?

[@NuLiForm]

imho, yes, & even more than see through it..one needs to understand all aspects of it...what it is, why it is, & where it came from...& ojce all that is done one then can decide how to integrate it

[@rogerlin9602]

You depend on conditions and desires when you have no value in yourself. When you realize you're the treasure troves, you no longer depend on others. You become independent, like an acorn growing into an oak tree, not a donkey, naturally. But most people get stuck, don't become what they are meant to be. Thanks Carl 🎡🦒🧗‍♀️🌏🥂🔥😇🧗‍♀️🌏🌏

[@yaochen1188]

hmm remembers of my own life journey, nice work Carl

[@linpiao111]

Jung is so beautiful

[@jennymcgowin9140]

My brain just blew apart. WOW! I love Jung.

[@kidreyaz6981]

Amazing documentary

[@davidblinman]

The music sort of suggests he was wacky and out there. He seemed pretty grounded and sensible to me. I don't know what that would sound like, but not that.

[@eriksmit1804]

CG Jung is the greatest!!

[@mg-oy4vy]

This is a hidden gem for sure

[@Chrisdvc26]

"Worlds are colliding! George is gettin' upset!"

[@z0gdave505]

mind blown!

[@starlightengram1]

The preformative structures of archetypal contents seem most to me to speak of the background substance of the ongoing adhesive intentions of a great force, a force of cosmic proportions, extending out over and within everything and especially the consciousness of mankind. The reality of thought as a reflection of a created and maintained reality of the universal consciousness has those openings into the space beyond the 3D reality. It is the hyperspace of the 4th dimension. Like the invisible 3D hand enters new events into the 2D world of the flatlanders, the great hand of the 4th D inserts the novel changes into the 3D.

[@valentinom8608]

the "inaudible" words at 32:19 are "quadratura circuli"... then at 32:55-60 C. J. says that "which does not mean that I believe that God is the self or the self is God" (the subtitles say something different))

[@ankie7180]

Thank you 😍

[@lawrencenaickeryfyt5570]

Thank you for a great video

[@johnvallsater4499]

Why haven't iv'e been told Gandalf was a real character??!!

[@lt3066]

Pure gold!

[@DeeJKerei]

The music you choose is chaotic in contrast to Carl Jung - i had to mute it

[@fungivibeinc.1712]

Because Jung brings a sense of order and security through hes' knowledge? I believe, if one truly experiences the phenomena of which he speaks, you will soon after realise that chaos has a sort of mischievous playfulness too it. Jung realised in himself the element of chaos and deceit, which you can see when he gives off a grin now and then. My view atleast sees the music as being perfectly suited for the theme of hes' discussion. But reading different perspectives of the same content is always so interesting :). Bless

[@sampaigaming4204]

Genius in his own way.

[@markr8690]

And when he discoveres this, these days, he will think he's crazy. And he may be crazy

[@griffinweston94]

Mark Rooney ?

[@garypuckettmuse]

I know, so fantastic! We're so lucky to see this!

[@bobbeckel5266]

Transcription or Closed Caption would be wonderful.

[@rogerlin9602]

From 10:00 You observe tangible objects in the outside world. You also observe within to see the world of moving images which are also tangible facts (not yet tangible objects). Some call them fantasies. They are energy, manifestation of something, and must have proper reality. All outside objects and events come from fantasies. Thanks Carl 🐳🐧🌏🌄🐯👍🤪🚴‍♂️🎖🥂🐧🐘💝

[@damien_origine]

The video is not fully translated ! ...

[@Eternalquest95]

I had a dream of an old man giving me a bunch of keys, its wild to know that Carl had a similar dream

[@vahemegerdoonian2652]

man does anyone know that soundtrack in the start they always use for his documentaries?

[@KingCrimson82]

i discovered the same thing independitly and i am having the same last name, does this qualify as being a relative or does it qualify as synchronicity

[@tatyanavishneski4289]

If you thought the world was crazy 2 years ago in 2018, 2020 has definitely taken a cake! Even in his wildest dreams he probably couldn't have predicted this!

[@umbulede4765]

Thankyou CG Jung

[@ilkpg5127]

The captions are inaccurate

[@lizgichora6472]

Thank you.

[@Loopy463]

The subtitles are embarrassingly bad. The person who made them obviously understands nothing of Jung (many such cases!), sometimes even subtitling 'unconcious' as 'are concious'. Sad how people treat him as a self help guru nowadays.

[@slithygogs]

i wish this was subtitled :)

[@figs225]

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[@slithygogs]

wow, did you just do that?! thanks! how does the submission process work? did you submit it and they will eventually approve it and be added to the actual video?

[@ilquartetto]

From minute 32 continues without subtitles 😢

[@TTime730]

Just sitting back on my bus Ride and enjoying some great mental candy.

[@oracleowen]

Like one of the Taoist Masters of old

[@masonart4950]

Once again people are dreaming of great changes. En masse. The old ways and systems are crumbling at an alarming pace now. New, better ways of thinking which lead to better ways of living, feeling and being are here.

[@zanbudd]

I had tears streaming down my face by the end of this amazing film. Little glimmers of change have been visible for a few months. I feel so encouraged!

[@internationalentertainment6906]

TE AMO 🥀✨😍😎🥀😎🥀😎🥀😎🥀🎼😎🎼✍️💖🌈💖🤗💖💯 THANK YOU FOR DA VIDEOS

[@h.k4645]

No worries beautyful humans thinks will get more insane but thats a part of transformation and we human are transforming with a really high tempo

[@h.k4645]

@K. DV becouse there is happening more stuff in a shorter period. In the last 1000 year happend more thinks than in the past 2000 years. In the last 200 years happend more thinks than the past 300 years. In the past 100 years happend more change than the past 200 years. In the last 50 years thinks got even faster Faster changes. And I think that everyone can confirm and experience this. So now there wil happen even more thinks in 10 years and this proces is accelerating You can search this theorie on youtube just type Terence Mckenna the finale earth bound and lisen to the full interview. He will explain this proces beter than me. Greets,

[@atomatman3104]

YES THIS IS WHAT IT IS.

[@nunkajamas1]

Hello, anyone knows what he carries on his neck? Can you tell us what it is? Please.

[@nunkajamas1]

It's the microphone I just realized. I could n't let myself down.

[@MrSanfeng]

thanks for subtitle

[@soumillll]

After hearing Carl jung i can say that he has tried every psychedelic in his life ! xD

[@armandj.8864]

Jung was opposed to the use of psychedelics and warned of their dangers.

[@MJ-ix7wm]

How far can I get my finger up my nose??? A question each must answer for his or herself. But you must want to KNOW the truth.

[@Bombed8myelbow]

This may not be a popular comment, but around 14.00 he talks about the world hanging by a thin thread due to the Psyche of people ( so biologically we could say the species homosapien). It is interesting that he references the survival of a particular species to the end of the "World." As this is human or homosapien psychology the reference logically must reference humankind, humanity or the ongoing survival of homosapien. Alternatively referencing the earth would obviously be absurd so we can discount it. Whatever created the earth (let's not go there) also created the species that inhabit the earth. Each part of the ecosystem was vital and was created for a biological purpose as an ecosystem won't create something it doesn't need. At one stage in evolution the species homosapien disconnected from its natural world or earth or ecosystem. It remains the only known species to have done this. A species that is not at ease with nature and became damaging to nature and damaging to its own species, damaging to all other species but not for any biological reason. In biology this would be deemed a genetic abnormality as this particular species soils its own nest, soils all nests and bites the eats the hand that feeds it. Jung is correct from within the human psychology but we can't exclude Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Astronomy, the Psychology of other species, etc. So the declaration by the rogue genetic mutation declaring itself the dominant species based on it's self assessed, and disturbing, evaluation system as a species completely disconnected from, damaging to, the very ecosystem that gave it, and supported its life proves a strong case that the homosapien must destroy itself. Biologically this defective psychology will accelerate to eradicate the homosapien and the earth will put some paw paw cream on the insect bite that the homosapien inflicted on the earth. The species that accept living with nature will continue to thrive and we are just a tiny mistake, like an anteater that grew an ear instead of a snout for digging for ants.

[@behzadasgharpour661]

........he was brave genius.......

[@davidpingpong1149]

Great video,