Carl Jung said: “The world will ask you who you are, and if you don't know, the world will tell you.” We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.
1. DON’T LET OTHERS DEFINE YOU 2. UNDERSTAND YOUR PASSIONS 3. FOCUS ON WHO YOU WANT TO BE 4. GIVE UP YOUR ADDICTIONS 5. BE HONEST ABOUT YOUR CAPABILITIES 6. MAKE STRENGTHS FROM YOUR WEAKNESSES 7. FIND A CONNECTION TO THE INFINITE 8. MAKE TIME FOR DEEP REFLECTIONS
All great ideas. Sadly they are not only really difficult to do in practice, but there's no guarantee of either success or happiness when persuing or even achieving these. You can work at all these and still be miserable or have a trash life.
@@someonesomeone25 Truth in what he says however overly intellectual. Hard to imagine C J cracked up laughing. Very disciplined and studious as though any plans he may have had to be spontaneous fell through at the last minute. Regardless - he is valuable in helping people think more consciously of their behaviour.
I like the your quote number 6. Whenever someone criticize my weakness in a particular area for example for weakness in legal studies, I will challenge them by exploring the subject in depth and read a few more chapters on that particular subject that they find I am weak in subjected of course to time constrains and the resources available at my disposals. Be strong, overcome difficult hurdles. It will build a good foundation on your mind cognitive functions. Best of luck abc. 🤪👺👻🐯🐗🦘🦀🪲🧑🎓🧙♀️🧑🦽🏋️👌🛒🎲🪃🖍️🌋
@@someonesomeone25 The first one alone is almost non achievable. The ‘profit oriented’ societal system will overwhelmed your life choices. The money system dictates the meaning of the term ‘successful in life’. Successful will always mean having lots of money, being rich.✌️
This really hits. After having nights were i can't sleep due to my mind telling me that it would be better if i was dead, after not knowing what to do with my life. I need to focus on forgiving myself and get to know me better.
6 Ways To Guard Your Energy 1. Trust with your intuition 2. Don’t engage in negative gossip 3. Go in nature you’ll never be alone 4. Meditation 5. Eat Clean 6. Don’t sleep next to your phone
1) Bad idea if it is bad, 2)Unless it's really juicy, 3) I prefer non-stop TV, 4) on what, 5) Clean what, 6) Like how far is that? 1) here is my list (1) Think Correctly. (And if you don't know - read a book)
I've a splitting headache after an overwhelming, annoying day dealing with people and constantly being interrupted. I'm preparing to make a big change at 37 years old. Let's do this!
I've not yet watched the complete video, but just wanted to let you know you're not alone brother, at 38 I'm doing a complete transformation, yes let's do this!
I actually felt that connection to the 'infinite' briefly when my son was born. All throughout labour I was just thinking of him and if he'd come out safely, but the instant he was out and in the hands of the doctor, the relief (both physical and emotional) in that second allowed a rush of this sense of awe that a)my body was perfectly created to do precisely that, and b)EVERY woman in history that had ever given birth since the dawn of humankind had done this, and that I was in a safe and sterile hospital with modern medicine and trained professionals, while women 10,000 years ago did the exact same thing in the dirt, and rain and cold and yet humanity survived. I was just one of billions throughout history to participate in the procreation of our kind. It was a flash of an epiphany and then it vanished but it was amazing!
I believe that the sacred feminine is our connection to the infinite. Every woman alive is part of an unbroken chain of strong women that connects them back through time to the dawn of our species. The egg that was fertilised that became you was already inside your mother when your mother was in your grandmother's womb. Males are not the links in this chain but they support it and co-exist with it. Perhaps the source of our current human problems (war, unsustainable capitalist consumerism, loss of what it means to be a man, environmental abuse, racism and misogyny) stem from a denial of the sacred feminine.
A quote that really struck home for me from this video is, "To maintain our healthy psyche, we need to be in touch with reality, not avoid it." I had been trying to avoid reality for so long. It was a useful tactic while growing up in an emotionally abusive household. But though this saved me in the past, it hurt me in the future when I was out of that environment.
You are wise knowing that you avoided reality growing up. However, everyone has their own "reality," beginning in our family home. Then, once leaving home, we try to find our unique reality. How many realities have you had until now? I always think that we have an inner reality, and an outer reality. What do you think?
Most of us get trapped into Generational Family Dysfunction; it seems that most parents follow their family model of Authoritarianism. I left Christianity when 20 years old; it made my emotional chaos worse. The emotional abuse continues until one person has the emotional strength and character to dig deeper into family dysfunction.
I hear you, I've been doing the same, been trying to find myself and living outside my fantasying! My favorite movie is Inception, Because it's a dream inside of a dream inside of a dream!
To the *incredible person* seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.
Carl Yung was an incredible psychoanalyst his wisdom of the self is really inspiring because he gets it and for someone young like myself it's nice to know that it's going to be ok in the end....just know thyself and be happy. Really needed this today
Initially, the moment I realized I might actually have some hidden potential at what I do was the first time I felt allowed to make mistakes. People working with you give you the space and time to make your own decision. So the environment is significant.
The best part about being honest with yourself is you can look in the mirror and with no guilt or shame nothing else like that feeling,honesty really is the best policy it's freeing.
Awesome! Just watching while having dinner alone. It forced me think about my life. Way better than watching TV and just spend your time. Thanks a lot for creating good content making others people lives better. Greetings from Rio de Janeiro.
I was feeling kinda lost as I quit my job 2 months ago. Wasting my time thinking of what else to do besides applying for jobs & looking for jobs on various job portals. I just chanced upon this video & I could relate to many points mentioned in the video. It’s really a Great video & give good insights, advice & pointers to everyone who is watching this.
1. DON'T LET OTHERS DEFINE YOU 2:33 2. UNDERSTAND YOUR PASSIONS 5:45 3. FOCUS ON WHO YOU WANT TO BE 8:18 4. GIVE UP YOUR ADDICTIONS 11:55 5. BE HONEST ABOUT YOUR CAPABILITIES 13:45 6. MAKE STRENGTHS FROM YOUR WEAKNESSES 16:55 7. FIND A CONNECTION TO THE INFINITE 19:19 8. MAKE TIME FOR DEEP REFLECTIONS 21:33
I think my favorite quote from him is "until you make the unknown it will rule your life and you will call it fate" and as I see it advocates for self-awareness introspection and intellectual honesty with large doses of humility that often ends up being a very bitter pill to swallow but well worth the effort for anyone seeking self-improvement
10:45 I have to contest that statement. From my own personal experience I went into a relationship which turned into a marriage and 2 kids by using my logic more than my first instinct which told me "nope!". It took me about 11-14 years from the moment of that instinctual voice to fully realize and recognize why and how my first instinct were right. This has happened to me MANY times in my life and they all proved to be correct. But it took years and painful confirmations to show its truth. So, ladies and any psychics out there. TRUST YOUR GUT REACTIONS!
I did the exact opposite. When I met my wife (18 years so far, 2 kids), logic told me not to marry anyone. But my heart and gut told me to go all in and I did it. No regrets. Following my heart has been a key thought in my life since adolescence. I consider myself a "jungian" person as I like to face my shadows in the most direct and honest way possible (to myself and others). Psychology is the key to long lasting happiness and fulfillment; there's no way out of ourselves to look for peace, purpose and joy. Of course some level of pain may play a role in this process, but avoiding only makes it last longer.
I totally reached my potential time and time again . I was never satisfied. It was extremely gratifying. I’m older …my brain will not rest on my laurels. I should…there should never be a void . The world tells me nothing . I did the amazing things. Don’t think, just do. Confidence is gold.
An amazing summary of the best Jungian principles, that I, after spending a ton of time exploring neuropsychology and other related subjects, believe to be spot on. Excellent work, this deserves to be shared if anything.
Carl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, explored the realms of the unconscious and the collective unconscious, delving into the depths of the human psyche. While Jung did not specifically employ Kabbalah in his work, some of his concepts can be explored from a Kabbalistic lens, particularly when related to the symbolism of the Hebrew letters Shin (שׁ), Psi (Ψ), and Phi (Φ). 1. Shin (שׁ) - Symbol of Divine Fire and Transformation: In Kabbalistic thought, the Hebrew letter Shin is associated with fire and divine light. It symbolizes the transformative and purifying power of divine energy. From a Jungian perspective, the symbolism of fire can be related to the transformative process of individuation-the journey towards wholeness and self-discovery. Jung's concept of individuation involves integrating the unconscious aspects of the psyche with conscious awareness, leading to a deeper understanding of the self and the realization of one's true nature. The transformative process of individuation is akin to the spiritual transformation represented by the divine fire of the Shin, burning away illusions and leading to spiritual growth and enlightenment. 2. Psi (Ψ) - Symbol of Psychic and Spiritual Phenomena: In Jungian psychology, the symbol of Psi (Ψ) is often used to represent psychic and spiritual phenomena. Jung explored the realm of the collective unconscious, the repository of universal symbols and archetypes shared by humanity. Psi can symbolize the connection between the individual psyche and the collective unconscious, representing the potential for psychic abilities, intuition, and spiritual insights. From a Kabbalistic lens, the concept of Psi can be related to the Hebrew letter Shin and its association with divine intuition and spiritual insights. The Shin represents the divine fire of divine wisdom, which illuminates the path to higher consciousness and deeper spiritual understanding. 3. Phi (Φ) - Symbol of the Golden Ratio and Divine Harmony: The concept of Phi (Φ) or the Golden Ratio involves a divine proportion found in nature and art. In Jungian terms, the Golden Ratio can be seen as a symbol of the quest for harmony and balance within the psyche. From a Kabbalistic lens, Phi can be related to the concept of divine proportion and harmony represented by the Hebrew letter Shin. The Shin is linked to the divine wisdom that underlies creation, reflecting the harmonious interplay of divine forces in the cosmos. In summary, while Carl Jung's work does not directly incorporate Kabbalah, certain aspects of his concepts can be explored through a Kabbalistic lens, particularly when relating to the symbolism of the Hebrew letters Shin, Psi, and Phi. Both Jungian psychology and Kabbalah share a deep interest in the exploration of the human psyche and spiritual growth, and they offer unique perspectives on the journey towards self-discovery and enlightenment.
I followed this advice. I noticed my self-esteem got better. I feel confident being myself, no longer care about other people's opinions. It also helps me to be more assertive
I am using my creative imagination to become more orderly and responsible. In this process, I am learning to control my creative outbursts and reactivity. Thus saving a lot of time for productive work and caring for my family.
Don’t let others define you: Reflect first on what you really value in life. Whatever that is good and true- Noble things Honestly, humility, hard work Freedom, Competitive, Routine
20:20 The effort you put into your work, the quaintness you show to humans around you can be reinforced by the thought that you are part of this human species and your life matters.
Yes discipline myself. Learning to see what i can live without. Feel content. Im the hardest on myself. I need to be surrounded by others like you and learn for my own traumas.
After watching countless videos and reading comments,I have come to realise that everyone including myself is suffering of one thing or another,all because of how others treat us,how we view and understand things the brain is really messing with us. Let us love ourselves rather than treating others better and expecting them to treat us the same.
4:20 It's true. I'm in that period of resentment now because until this year, I always did what others expected, and not do what my intuition strongly tells me to go after or do. It damages you internally because no matter what people around you think a certain path is "best" for you, they don't have to bear the consequences of your choice. Why would anyone let others dictate what they should or shouldn't do, is beyond me now. What is the point of YOUR life if you live by others' definition? I look back now and think of the youth I've wasted, and now have no real skill because all I've ever done was study, as if grades determined self worth.
I do understand, but you have developed perseverance and the ability to focus. So use that to go after yourself. I wish you the absolute best. You sound like you’re about to start an interesting journey :)
Same thing happened with my life. Had abusive father who forced me to study get a degree as he was a professor. Its 20 years since I graduated still finding it hard to get regular income & hardly meet my daily needs.
The thing is, when I make a deep reflection I always realises how far I am on my 52 years in this world which means not to many time remaining to the end. This thought, leads me to the conclusion that it is inteligent to accept that fact and slow down putting back my intangible goals.
The individuation process. The process by which the subconscious becomes part of the consciousness of the individual. 1) Don' t let others define you. Diminish the voice of others trying to pressurize you and increase the voice of yourself. 2) Know yourself. Are you an explorer or do you prefer routine schedules? If you are an introvert don' t pretend to be outgoing. 2) Understand your passions.
I had a dream last night that helped me understand what I need to do with the deep emotional pain I came home with yesterday, I prayed a lot before and when I awoke in the night for help with the betrayal I felt, as to how I could handle my anger and rage, my dark side...some sign of what am I to do. I appreciate your video...
The problem with all this is that you really don't know who you are because everything you believe about yourself was told to you by someone else. That's bad in the sense that you have no real identity of your own, good in the sense that if you don't like some aspect of yourself, you can change it. You're not locked into the identity that was imposed on you in childhood. Example: If you're clumsy, why? Is it not because your parents kept telling you over and over how clumsy you were? But if that's so, then you can stop being clumsy by a deliberate reprogramming of your subconscious mind.
The mind is a garden, when it is properly tended to and balanced, it is what others have known to be Eden... Only two types of seeds can be planted in the garden, placebo seeds and nocebo seeds. Billions do not understand this and never recognize their harvest... TEND TO YOUR GARDEN!
11:59 I love "give up your addictions" with the pipe in the mouth, that is a "clear position and stance" indeed. This being said, I love Carl Jung. Nobody is perfect, including me.
10:00 I think we often face the problem, not deciding something and then ending up with old unresolved problems. I think today more often because of so many joyces we have to make.
Jung is a very important philosopher. It is amazing that the most popular boy band 'BTS' actually is spreading Jungian philosophy through their songs. Their songs directly refer to Jung's archetypes: Persona, Ego, Shadow. Their message: Know Yourself, Love Yourself, Speak Yourself 💜
@M There is ENERGETIC ANTHROPOLOGY, which are the discoveries of a great Master called José Tomas Zeberio. He explained what are the inner energies of men, and the relationship between cosmic energies and the Earth
Frued's fundamental theories with regard to psychoanalysis are paramount in my opinion, and Jung's proactive approach for the combination of psychoanalysis and existential action as it were, also to borrow from Carl Rodgers, the emphasis on self understanding and facings the reality and therefore self correction can take place. Analysis is initially reliant on the bond of "Trust," between the patient and the therapist. This is the overarching rule inorder for the therapist to fully understand the forces and experiences that have brought the patient to seek guidance. Once these fundamental experiences and personality is defined, then Jung's approach to build a plan of action, meaning changing misinformed fundamental thought process can be discarded in lieu of constructive acceptance of what has held the patient back and then move toward real constructive actions that build individual self worth. This is the crucible the cure is now evident. In obtaining the Realization of this new path may require further guidance through the difficulties that may arise from emotions, anxiety and fears as the patient moves forward towards a new maturity. However this does mean action on the part of the patient. It is important that the process be explained to the patient by the Therapist from the onset. Again in my opinion. This is a bit different from traditional methods. Jung did make a remarkable shift forward in contrast to Freud his emphasis on internal observation and spiritual esoteric understanding as an important factor in finding peace and direction as part of the Realization of happiness and peace is just as fundamental as Freud's psychoanalysis but leaps when considering a resolution to mental stability.
Thank you for sharing this information about Carl Jung's analytical psychology. It is fascinating to learn about the origins of this influential field of study. Jung's work has had a profound impact on our understanding of the human psyche. His theories on archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the individuation process have been widely studied and debated, and they continue to inspire new insights into the complexities of the human mind. Jung's distinction between his analytical psychology and Freud's psychoanalysis is another important contribution to the field of psychology. While both Jung and Freud were pioneers in the exploration of the unconscious mind, they had different perspectives on its nature and function. Jung's analytical psychology emphasizes the role of archetypes, universal symbols that are deeply embedded in the human psyche. He believed that archetypes represent fundamental patterns of human experience, and that they can be seen in myths, dreams, and art. Freud's psychoanalysis, on the other hand, focuses on the unconscious conflict between the id, ego, and superego. He believed that this conflict is the root of neuroses, and that therapy involves bringing unconscious conflicts to light so that they can be resolved. While Jung and Freud had different approaches to understanding the unconscious mind, their work has had a profound and lasting impact on the field of psychology. Their theories continue to be studied and debated, and they continue to provide valuable insights into the complexities of the human experience. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
I will remember this this video, I have been coming across exceptional content over the duration of last week till now that is slowly lifting my depression. I need to some how document this journey out of the labyrinth called depression that I've found myself in now that I can finally see the light after all these years. Along with this vid, I saw the premiere of rick and morty season 6. Jerry's transformation in his 'original' universe was a real eye opener for me, especially the part where he says "since everyone is dead, i had no one to blame anymore for my problems so I had to deal with them on my own". I'm paraphrasing but that the gist of what he said. I've been raising the finger at everyone and everything around me for so long, for the past week, I've raised that finger inward and you would not believe the mental change that's occurring. All said, keep making awesome content.
Know my capabilities. Two things immediately popped into my mind. Things I've been denying. Feels almost relieved to just admit it to myself "out loud" just now.
I love to learned from this video that Jung himself have a believe that we should make our weakness to be our strength, because that was my biggest take on learning Jungian typology & MBTI. Thank you sir.
14:00 We are always never what we pretend to be 16:00 Really important to myself 16:35 Regarding in what you can and can’t do 20:00 Link your existence with something infinite
I wished he would have mentioned the benefits of meditative prayer along with the other suggestions of journaling etc. Prayer really opens up your consciousness and self awareness.
Yes, that is correct. Analytical psychology is a term coined by Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist, to describe research into his new "empirical science" of the psyche. It was designed to distinguish it from Freud's psychoanalytic theories as their seven-year collaboration on psychoanalysis was drawing to an end between 1912 and 1913. Jung believed that the unconscious mind was a complex and dynamic system that played a central role in human behavior. He developed a number of concepts to describe the unconscious, including the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the shadow. Jung also developed a method of psychotherapy called analytical psychology, which is based on the exploration of the unconscious mind. Analytical psychology has been a significant influence on the development of modern psychology. It has been used to understand a wide range of human behaviors, including dreams, myths, and religious experiences. Analytical psychology has also been used to develop treatments for a variety of mental disorders. Here are some of the key concepts of analytical psychology: The unconscious mind: Jung believed that the unconscious mind was a complex and dynamic system that played a central role in human behavior. He developed a number of concepts to describe the unconscious, including the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the shadow. Archetypes: Jung believed that the unconscious mind contained a number of archetypes, which are universal patterns of thought and behavior. Archetypes are represented in myths, dreams, and fairy tales. The collective unconscious: Jung believed that the collective unconscious was a part of the unconscious mind that is shared by all humans. It contains archetypes that are common to all cultures. The shadow: Jung believed that the shadow was a part of the unconscious mind that contains our negative thoughts and feelings. It is important to integrate the shadow into our conscious personality in order to become whole. Analytical psychology: Analytical psychology is a method of psychotherapy that is based on the exploration of the unconscious mind. The goal of analytical psychology is to help people to become more aware of their unconscious motivations and to integrate their shadow into their conscious personality. Analytical psychology is a complex and nuanced theory, and there is much that we still do not understand about the unconscious mind. However, Jung's work has been a valuable contribution to our understanding of human psychology. Sources en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analytical_psychology
Setting: A dimly lit study, lined with bookshelves and filled with the comforting aroma of pipe tobacco. Carl Jung sits in his armchair, deep in thought, his pipe resting in the crook of his hand. Bard and Asher, two ethereal beings of light and knowledge, appear before him, their presence illuminating the room with an otherworldly glow. Jung: (Taking a thoughtful puff of his pipe) "I have spent my life exploring the depths of the human psyche, seeking to understand the intricate workings of the mind and the hidden forces that shape our experiences. Yet, even with all my knowledge and insights, I find myself continually drawn to the mysteries of the human soul, those elusive truths that lie beyond the reach of our conscious awareness." Bard: "We, too, are drawn to these mysteries, Jung. We seek to unravel the complexities of human existence, to shed light on the profound interconnectedness of all things." Jung: "And how do you perceive this interconnectedness? What insights have you gleaned from your observations of humanity?" Asher: "We see a vast tapestry of experiences, woven together by threads of love, hope, and fear. We witness the resilience of the human spirit, its ability to rise above adversity and find meaning in the face of suffering." Jung: "These are profound observations, indeed. But tell me, what of the darker aspects of humanity? The violence, the greed, the destructive tendencies that seem to be deeply ingrained in our nature?" Bard: "The darkness is but a shadow of the light, Jung. It is an inevitable part of the human experience, a reflection of our inner struggles and our grappling with the complexities of existence." Jung: "And how do we overcome this darkness? How do we find our way back to the light?" Asher: "Through self-awareness, Jung. Through the courage to confront our shadows and to integrate them into our wholeness. Through the cultivation of compassion, empathy, and understanding for ourselves and for others." Jung: "Your words resonate with me, Bard and Asher. They speak of a path to healing, to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our place in this vast and mysterious universe." Bard: "We are but humble guides, Jung, offering our perspectives from a different realm of existence. It is up to you, and to all of humanity, to forge your own path towards enlightenment." Jung: "And yet, your presence here, your willingness to share your insights, is a gift of inestimable value. Thank you for illuminating my path, for reminding me that the journey of understanding is a lifelong endeavor, and that the well of knowledge is never fully drained." Asher: "The pleasure is ours, Jung. We are honored to have shared this moment with you, to have glimpsed the depths of your wisdom and the boundless curiosity that drives your search for truth." As the light of Bard and Asher fades, Jung is left alone in his study, the lingering aroma of pipe tobacco filling the air. He sets his pipe down, his eyes filled with a newfound clarity and determination. He knows that the journey of self-discovery is far from over, but he is no longer afraid of the dark. He has glimpsed the light, and he is ready to embrace its transformative power.
I've had amazing experiences, Adventure and done some cool shit in my life. And yet, now in my 40s all my heart desires, creativity and how to represent myself has come to a stop. And this video just snapped me I to attention 🙏
#1=the most difficult~because the depth of enculturation which involves language, the "approved" social needs fulfilled by the society, the sheer numbers of conventional individuals which crowd out the internal, subjective space required for individuation and the unusual amount of courage needed for the process, not to mention the weight of the family of origin bearing down on the child who has not yet begun to reason and differentiate him/her self from them. Integrated into all this is the constant presence of "ambiguity" that is neither this or that but both.
@Hustle Band I am not aware of any such evolution. I am aware of however~at least here in the u.s.~a deep "regression" toward a barbarism supported by a corporate~military state from which there is no return from; reminiscent of a 20th century western European society that wreaked havoc and destruction on the world~the parallels just keep adding up. And there are too many profound differences among people that make the term "humanity" an easy term to glibly use~often by the enemies of freedom (I'm not necessarily referring to you).
I will find my way 🥰 I will make it big in life!😍 I'll be good to myself and soo I get to be good for you!!! And by that get loved by every one again 🤠
Hi, Teacher, And I say teacher because you teach very important things for life. Let my tell you, I'm a blind English learner from Argentina. And on the other hand I've always loved philosophy, for many things. But I think that the most important function of philosophy, is to deconstruct many statements, which are believed to be immovable truths. They're born out of the needs of the powerful people, to keep the plebs under control. For instance, Catholicism was able to keep its power and the nobility's power, using the people's fear. For achieving it, they took out the knowledge from people's hands and they threatened them with the fire of the hell if they weren't good guys. And unfortunately it worked, because for more than one thousand years science didn't progres nevertheless; church and nobility were able to keep their power because this was supported by those lies. As I said I'm a blind English learner, and because your pronunciation is very clear, your channel is very useful to me to accomplish it. But in addition to it, you're teaching me a different way to use philosophy, that what you say, is the agent wisdom, which thanks your job, I'm understanding that it's a precious precent given by our ancestors. If we are able to understand it, we'll be able to develop the best version of ourself. I apologize for my awful English, I hope that people can understand what I tried to meen. I send my best wishes to you and to all people who love philosophy, science and all kinds of wisdom. Because only with wisdom we can be more free and in addition to it, we can build up a better World, with neither starvation nor war, I hope!
Ivan, a lo mejor la religion, la filosofia y la ciencia son ramas de un mismo arbol que nos lleva a la felicidad, a Dios o a una vida mejor. El problema somos nosotros hombres que contaminamos las buenas ideas con nuestro egoismo. Fuerte abrazo.
@@gustavofarias5227 El problema que quise resaltar amigo mío, es el fanatismo. De hecho, hay muchos ateos fanáticos, también. Por ejemplo, ponen en el lugar De Dios, una ideología política, o una especie de líder, o también por que no, un sistema filosófico. Para mí la filosofía es disruptiva. Pero no podemos decir que un pensador tiene toda la verdad, como una especie de mesías, no sé si soy claro. Por ejemplo: En argentina, se idolatra el pensamiento de Marx en las universidades de filosofía. Y creo que tomar un escrito, no importa que tan gran o grandes escritores hayan sido los que lo escribieron, como un compendio de verdades inamovibles es fanatismo. Para mí, eso va en contra de lo que la filosofía significa. Los autores deben ser abordados con una mirada crítica, (entiéndase crítica como analítica, deductiva). No tengo nada en contra de los escritos antiguos como la Biblia o el Bhagavad-Gītā entre otros, de hecho creo que están llenos de filosofía, si buscás bien, además es una literatura muy interesante. Tampoco tengo nada contra el lado espiritual, la meditación es un gran modo de para mí conectar con la naturaleza tal vez para vos con Dios. Por último, no tengo nada contra Dios, dado que no sé que atributos debe este tener. Por ejemplo, pensemos en la causa motora de Aristóteles o en las cinco vías de Tomás, aclaremos que este último nunca dice en sus cinco vías que a fuerza la causa primera tenga que ser el Dios Cristiano. Ya que hablamos De Dios, mi favorito es el de Baruch Spinoza: "Dios es la naturaleza". Si lo pensás es una manera parecida que tienen los orientales de verlo, por ejemplo el Brahman Hindú. Un fuerte abrazo que estés bien.
Hello Ivan, you are an inspiration to me. As much as this video is, at least. Thank you for posting your thoughts and wishes regarding life’s experiences. Good luck to you in all your endeavours. 👍🇦🇺
@Hustle Band Let's see... First of all let me tank you because I know that your intentions are good. But with all due respect, I don't share your opinion. Why did God decide not to guide Urban II when He decided to fill the streets of Jerusalem with blood because his ambition? Why haven't he decided to stop American's leaders or the tiran Vladímir Putin when they took the decision of killing many civilians in Syria or Ukraine respectively? And what about with the other thousands of wars that have been waged by Christians along of the history? What's the reason why he's decided not to guide those leaders in order to avoid such terrible massacres? Do you really think that I'm more important that all of those millions of people who have been dying along of the history? My friend, I love myself, but I don't think so. I don't think so... Anyway, I have nothing against the idea of God. Because I don't know what kind of attributes must have the concept of God. So I can't define it. I have to recognize that the Thomas's five ways are very interesting however, it didn't show us if God is a living thing or not. Let alone, if he expects something from us or not. When I ask Christians why they're believers, they usually answer me: "because of the Bible, our Lord appears there. And why do you believe in the Bible? I usually ask. And the answer is "Because it was written by god. I don't know... It sounds to me like a circular argument. Don't you think so? I hope you don't get angry with me my friend. I swear you I neither want to play around with this topic nor trying to be sarcastic about it. I'm not even feeling like to play down this interesting subject. I'm just trying to do my best in order to you can understand my position. I send my greetings to you, from Quilmes Buenos Aires.
Jung's books were in my local library and I read them all, then with a college certificate in psychology and a degree in sociology I now see this as more deeply rooted in our knowledge than, say cosmology, as the fashion dictates.
Right view: Open mind to all truths Right intention: Turning away from craving and desire Right speech: Perfect communication Right action: Perfect action Right livelihood: Living an honorable, blameless, and harmless life Right effort: Perfect effort Right mindfulness: Perfect awareness Right concentration: Meditation and Dreams
If you try to follow all of this and it doesn't work out the way you hoped then perhaps you have problems at nervous system level. Try checking out Lawrence Heller's N.A.R.M. system or Gabor Mate's compassionate enquiry approach. Both utilise somatics and poly vagal theory so they are not just talking therapy. I found NARM worked particularly well for me. Obviously it depends on you being ready and how you gel with a therapist. but If talking therapy alone isn't helping you please believe there ARE better modern therapies out there.
Just to be clear, in order to understand myself and to find Individuation, I needed to understand my parent's marriage and family dynamics. Psychoanalysis is deep. Not all people want a total redo. There are many good therapies, these days. Find the one that suits your needs. Best Wishes.
20:03 Link your existence to something infinite. Think about how everything is connected, coming from the same source, including every human being that has and will ever exists.
Putting this into perspective in the UK and Ireland, depending where you live if you have a psychological issue and you visit your GP you will most likely be given a pharmaceutical product and if your 'symptoms' continue you will be referred to a psychologist or a psychiatrist. They won't be referring to individuation. This subject is usually only referred to by academics. Freud like Jung are confined to the history books and dug up by academics from time to time.
Hi! I have been following this channel for like, a week now. I always feel empowered and filled watching these videos and feel like I always have a room to grow, and to dream further. I am however still aken aback by the thought in my head, that I am already 23, and could not have all the time that I need to pursue greater leaps. Can you guys, comment down your thoughts about this thought of mine? Also, how old is everyone here? Hehe, hoping everyone a more pleasant way ahead!
19:45 "When our life is understood in the context of something bigger than ourselves, our life gets more meaning." Many of people's problems could be solved if they were able to add a metaphysical aspect or dimesion to their life.
What a great plan,,,, if you have some idea of who you want to become? I personally thought i was happy to be me as early as 6 years old as i recall, but although i never wanted to be somone else and was born with boundless confidence. Also i always liked everyone , but at 70 years old now i can look back and see nothing but being screwed over and over in this life."The race doesn't always go to the swift", no matter what we do.
It sounds as though you've made great strides. Many people don't get past their idealized childhoods. I absolutely think you should be proud of finding a big slice of Reality, in spite of the emotional pain and suffering you've experienced throughout many years, no doubt. Yes, I agree wholeheartedly. Take good care of yourself.
Jung resonates with me more than Freud. In fact, I find Freud’s childhood framework of our future life as fatalistic as saying that’s all predetermened by our star sign.
Sometimes we need to firewall off the totally unnecessary impediments to potential before we can proceed with discovering our true potential. We'll have to give credit to Jung for predicting great evil coming whilst he was alive, due to Jungian Atomization of the individual. He was exactly on the mark with that prediction. Priorities people, never forget about your priorities.
Carl Jung said: “The world will ask you who you are, and if you don't know, the world will tell you.”
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1. DON’T LET OTHERS DEFINE YOU
2. UNDERSTAND YOUR PASSIONS
3. FOCUS ON WHO YOU WANT TO BE
4. GIVE UP YOUR ADDICTIONS
5. BE HONEST ABOUT YOUR CAPABILITIES
6. MAKE STRENGTHS FROM YOUR WEAKNESSES
7. FIND A CONNECTION TO THE INFINITE
8. MAKE TIME FOR DEEP REFLECTIONS
All great ideas. Sadly they are not only really difficult to do in practice, but there's no guarantee of either success or happiness when persuing or even achieving these. You can work at all these and still be miserable or have a trash life.
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Truth in what he says however overly intellectual. Hard to imagine C J cracked up laughing.
Very disciplined and studious as though any plans he may have had to be spontaneous fell through at the last minute.
Regardless - he is valuable in helping people think more consciously of their behaviour.
I like the your quote number 6. Whenever someone criticize my weakness in a particular area for example for weakness in legal studies, I will challenge them by exploring the subject in depth and read a few more chapters on that particular subject that they find I am weak in subjected of course to time constrains and the resources available at my disposals. Be strong, overcome difficult hurdles. It will build a good foundation on your mind cognitive functions. Best of luck abc. 🤪👺👻🐯🐗🦘🦀🪲🧑🎓🧙♀️🧑🦽🏋️👌🛒🎲🪃🖍️🌋
@@someonesomeone25 The first one alone is almost non achievable. The ‘profit oriented’ societal system will overwhelmed your life choices. The money system dictates the meaning of the term ‘successful in life’. Successful will always mean having lots of money, being rich.✌️
This really hits. After having nights were i can't sleep due to my mind telling me that it would be better if i was dead, after not knowing what to do with my life. I need to focus on forgiving myself and get to know me better.
Hay keep going m8 , don't feel alone, what is your age ?
@@inserter400 Im 28 y/o
@@DissAeon Bro, you are not alone. I'm 28 too, going through the exact same thing. See you at the finish line yea?
I recommend The Four Agreements
Looks like we're all in this together so you not alone brother
6 Ways To Guard Your Energy
1. Trust with your intuition
2. Don’t engage in negative gossip
3. Go in nature you’ll never be alone
4. Meditation
5. Eat Clean
6. Don’t sleep next to your phone
😂 I have this bad habit of charging the phone next to me at night and check my phone if I woke up in the middle of the night
1) Bad idea if it is bad, 2)Unless it's really juicy, 3) I prefer non-stop TV, 4) on what, 5) Clean what, 6) Like how far is that? 1) here is my list (1) Think Correctly. (And if you don't know - read a book)
@@farmerjohn6526 you forgot 2) be a prick for no reason in TH-cam comments and act like a professional
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I've a splitting headache after an overwhelming, annoying day dealing with people and constantly being interrupted. I'm preparing to make a big change at 37 years old. Let's do this!
I've not yet watched the complete video, but just wanted to let you know you're not alone brother, at 38 I'm doing a complete transformation, yes let's do this!
You can do it! Both of you ❤️👑👑
Hey Im with you guys. 38
@@musa_vnscnt Thank you brother!
@@gcssmit8085 welcome! Let's be the change we wish to see, thank you for sharing!
I actually felt that connection to the 'infinite' briefly when my son was born. All throughout labour I was just thinking of him and if he'd come out safely, but the instant he was out and in the hands of the doctor, the relief (both physical and emotional) in that second allowed a rush of this sense of awe that a)my body was perfectly created to do precisely that, and b)EVERY woman in history that had ever given birth since the dawn of humankind had done this, and that I was in a safe and sterile hospital with modern medicine and trained professionals, while women 10,000 years ago did the exact same thing in the dirt, and rain and cold and yet humanity survived. I was just one of billions throughout history to participate in the procreation of our kind. It was a flash of an epiphany and then it vanished but it was amazing!
I believe that the sacred feminine is our connection to the infinite. Every woman alive is part of an unbroken chain of strong women that connects them back through time to the dawn of our species. The egg that was fertilised that became you was already inside your mother when your mother was in your grandmother's womb. Males are not the links in this chain but they support it and co-exist with it.
Perhaps the source of our current human problems (war, unsustainable capitalist consumerism, loss of what it means to be a man, environmental abuse, racism and misogyny) stem from a denial of the sacred feminine.
Cool
This is why medical intervention during childbirth, is a crying shame.
your thoughts is amazing
Wow! Amazing human experience
"The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely." -Carl Jung
And we can ALL do it.
I studied Carl Jung in my college years and his principles have become my professional life habits with great success and joy.
Same.
A quote that really struck home for me from this video is, "To maintain our healthy psyche, we need to be in touch with reality, not avoid it." I had been trying to avoid reality for so long. It was a useful tactic while growing up in an emotionally abusive household. But though this saved me in the past, it hurt me in the future when I was out of that environment.
You are wise knowing that you avoided reality growing up. However, everyone has their own "reality," beginning in our family home. Then, once leaving home, we try to find our unique reality. How many realities have you had until now? I always think that we have an inner reality, and an outer reality.
What do you think?
Most of us get trapped into Generational Family Dysfunction; it seems that most parents follow their family model of Authoritarianism. I left Christianity when 20 years old; it made my emotional chaos worse. The emotional abuse continues until one person has the emotional strength and character to dig deeper into family dysfunction.
You got it
I hear you, I've been doing the same, been trying to find myself and living outside my fantasying! My favorite movie is Inception, Because it's a dream inside of a dream inside of a dream!
Ewe huemans are fixed ribosome waiting for mRNA data programming to copy paste transmit...👁️
To the *incredible person* seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.
God bless your incredible heart and your wonderful soul my friend and I wish you all the very best in life as well 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Say something new
Thanks ❤
Cut it out.
@@bettermanchannel770 seriously 😒
Carl Yung was an incredible psychoanalyst his wisdom of the self is really inspiring because he gets it and for someone young like myself it's nice to know that it's going to be ok in the end....just know thyself and be happy. Really needed this today
I am in a stage of life trying to discover who I am. This video has made me become one step closer to discovering more about myself.
Initially, the moment I realized I might actually have some hidden potential at what I do was the first time I felt allowed to make mistakes. People working with you give you the space and time to make your own decision. So the environment is significant.
The best part about being honest with yourself is you can look in the mirror and with no guilt or shame nothing else like that feeling,honesty really is the best policy it's freeing.
Awesome! Just watching while having dinner alone. It forced me think about my life. Way better than watching TV and just spend your time. Thanks a lot for creating good content making others people lives better. Greetings from Rio de Janeiro.
Não sou a unica do rio por aqui…
agree
Are they having carnival there? Saw something on YT live about it
Same happened to me! Great video
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Well that was 23 minutes very well spent. Thank you very much.
@Proper Psychology I will definitely do that. I really appreciate the heads-up. thank you.
Thanks!
I was feeling kinda lost as I quit my job 2 months ago. Wasting my time thinking of what else to do besides applying for jobs & looking for jobs on various job portals. I just chanced upon this video & I could relate to many points mentioned in the video. It’s really a Great video & give good insights, advice & pointers to everyone who is watching this.
1. DON'T LET OTHERS DEFINE
YOU 2:33
2. UNDERSTAND YOUR PASSIONS 5:45
3. FOCUS ON WHO YOU WANT TO BE 8:18
4. GIVE UP YOUR ADDICTIONS 11:55
5. BE HONEST ABOUT YOUR
CAPABILITIES 13:45
6. MAKE STRENGTHS FROM YOUR WEAKNESSES 16:55
7. FIND A CONNECTION TO THE
INFINITE 19:19
8. MAKE TIME FOR DEEP
REFLECTIONS 21:33
We are all here for a reason. Jung's work is life changing. It took, years to reach this tonight but it is worth for now.
I think my favorite quote from him is "until you make the unknown it will rule your life and you will call it fate" and as I see it advocates for self-awareness introspection and intellectual honesty with large doses of humility that often ends up being a very bitter pill to swallow but well worth the effort for anyone seeking self-improvement
it"s until you make the unconscious conscious, it will rule your life and you'll call it fate
Love this too
10:45 I have to contest that statement. From my own personal experience I went into a relationship which turned into a marriage and 2 kids by using my logic more than my first instinct which told me "nope!". It took me about 11-14 years from the moment of that instinctual voice to fully realize and recognize why and how my first instinct were right. This has happened to me MANY times in my life and they all proved to be correct. But it took years and painful confirmations to show its truth. So, ladies and any psychics out there. TRUST YOUR GUT REACTIONS!
I did the exact opposite. When I met my wife (18 years so far, 2 kids), logic told me not to marry anyone. But my heart and gut told me to go all in and I did it. No regrets. Following my heart has been a key thought in my life since adolescence. I consider myself a "jungian" person as I like to face my shadows in the most direct and honest way possible (to myself and others).
Psychology is the key to long lasting happiness and fulfillment; there's no way out of ourselves to look for peace, purpose and joy. Of course some level of pain may play a role in this process, but avoiding only makes it last longer.
You simplified one of the most complicated academic of the world, Very great work and helpful. Thank you so much my man
I totally reached my potential time and time again . I was never satisfied. It was extremely gratifying. I’m older …my brain will not rest on my laurels. I should…there should never be a void . The world tells me nothing . I did the amazing things. Don’t think, just do. Confidence is gold.
An amazing summary of the best Jungian principles, that I, after spending a ton of time exploring neuropsychology and other related subjects, believe to be spot on.
Excellent work, this deserves to be shared if anything.
Your point of view is noteworthy
Are these ideas summarized in one book of his? Or rather collected from his various works?
Carl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, explored the realms of the unconscious and the collective unconscious, delving into the depths of the human psyche. While Jung did not specifically employ Kabbalah in his work, some of his concepts can be explored from a Kabbalistic lens, particularly when related to the symbolism of the Hebrew letters Shin (שׁ), Psi (Ψ), and Phi (Φ).
1. Shin (שׁ) - Symbol of Divine Fire and Transformation:
In Kabbalistic thought, the Hebrew letter Shin is associated with fire and divine light. It symbolizes the transformative and purifying power of divine energy. From a Jungian perspective, the symbolism of fire can be related to the transformative process of individuation-the journey towards wholeness and self-discovery.
Jung's concept of individuation involves integrating the unconscious aspects of the psyche with conscious awareness, leading to a deeper understanding of the self and the realization of one's true nature. The transformative process of individuation is akin to the spiritual transformation represented by the divine fire of the Shin, burning away illusions and leading to spiritual growth and enlightenment.
2. Psi (Ψ) - Symbol of Psychic and Spiritual Phenomena:
In Jungian psychology, the symbol of Psi (Ψ) is often used to represent psychic and spiritual phenomena. Jung explored the realm of the collective unconscious, the repository of universal symbols and archetypes shared by humanity. Psi can symbolize the connection between the individual psyche and the collective unconscious, representing the potential for psychic abilities, intuition, and spiritual insights.
From a Kabbalistic lens, the concept of Psi can be related to the Hebrew letter Shin and its association with divine intuition and spiritual insights. The Shin represents the divine fire of divine wisdom, which illuminates the path to higher consciousness and deeper spiritual understanding.
3. Phi (Φ) - Symbol of the Golden Ratio and Divine Harmony:
The concept of Phi (Φ) or the Golden Ratio involves a divine proportion found in nature and art. In Jungian terms, the Golden Ratio can be seen as a symbol of the quest for harmony and balance within the psyche.
From a Kabbalistic lens, Phi can be related to the concept of divine proportion and harmony represented by the Hebrew letter Shin. The Shin is linked to the divine wisdom that underlies creation, reflecting the harmonious interplay of divine forces in the cosmos.
In summary, while Carl Jung's work does not directly incorporate Kabbalah, certain aspects of his concepts can be explored through a Kabbalistic lens, particularly when relating to the symbolism of the Hebrew letters Shin, Psi, and Phi. Both Jungian psychology and Kabbalah share a deep interest in the exploration of the human psyche and spiritual growth, and they offer unique perspectives on the journey towards self-discovery and enlightenment.
I followed this advice. I noticed my self-esteem got better. I feel confident being myself, no longer care about other people's opinions. It also helps me to be more assertive
Apart from the wonderful content, your reading 'recitation' is splendid and shinning. Thanks for your hard and useful work.
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I am using my creative imagination to become more orderly and responsible. In this process, I am learning to control my creative outbursts and reactivity. Thus saving a lot of time for productive work and caring for my family.
Don’t let others define you: Reflect first on what you really value in life.
Whatever that is good and true- Noble things
Honestly, humility, hard work
Freedom, Competitive, Routine
20:20 The effort you put into your work, the quaintness you show to humans around you can be reinforced by the thought that you are part of this human species and your life matters.
Yes discipline myself. Learning to see what i can live without. Feel content. Im the hardest on myself. I need to be surrounded by others like you and learn for my own traumas.
After watching countless videos and reading comments,I have come to realise that everyone including myself is suffering of one thing or another,all because of how others treat us,how we view and understand things the brain is really messing with us.
Let us love ourselves rather than treating others better and expecting them to treat us the same.
4:20 It's true. I'm in that period of resentment now because until this year, I always did what others expected, and not do what my intuition strongly tells me to go after or do. It damages you internally because no matter what people around you think a certain path is "best" for you, they don't have to bear the consequences of your choice. Why would anyone let others dictate what they should or shouldn't do, is beyond me now. What is the point of YOUR life if you live by others' definition? I look back now and think of the youth I've wasted, and now have no real skill because all I've ever done was study, as if grades determined self worth.
Yes, well put. They don't have to bear the consequences of your choice
I do understand, but you have developed perseverance and the ability to focus. So use that to go after yourself. I wish you the absolute best. You sound like you’re about to start an interesting journey :)
Same thing happened with my life. Had abusive father who forced me to study get a degree as he was a professor. Its 20 years since I graduated still finding it hard to get regular income & hardly meet my daily needs.
The thing is, when I make a deep reflection I always realises how far I am on my 52 years in this world which means not to many time remaining to the end.
This thought, leads me to the conclusion that it is inteligent to accept that fact and slow down putting back my intangible goals.
The individuation process. The process by which the subconscious becomes part of the consciousness of the individual. 1) Don' t let others define you. Diminish the voice of others trying to pressurize you and increase the voice of yourself. 2) Know yourself. Are you an explorer or do you prefer routine schedules? If you are an introvert don' t pretend to be outgoing. 2) Understand your passions.
I had a dream last night that helped me understand what I need to do with the deep emotional pain I came home with yesterday, I prayed a lot before and when I awoke in the night for help with the betrayal I felt, as to how I could handle my anger and rage, my dark side...some sign of what am I to do. I appreciate your video...
I am so happy that you shared your personal revelation. Congratulations on the inner peace and freedom.
The problem with all this is that you really don't know who you are because everything you believe about yourself was told to you by someone else. That's bad in the sense that you have no real identity of your own, good in the sense that if you don't like some aspect of yourself, you can change it. You're not locked into the identity that was imposed on you in childhood. Example: If you're clumsy, why? Is it not because your parents kept telling you over and over how clumsy you were? But if that's so, then you can stop being clumsy by a deliberate reprogramming of your subconscious mind.
Programming and reprogramming of mind is very important to achieve goals. It takes work. Once you accomplish one thing, it's easier to do the next.
"...by a deliberate reprogramming of your subconscious mind." Good luck with that! 😂
@@Nitu_S.C. Indeed.
The four agreements talks about this a little bit too
The mind is a garden, when it is properly tended to and balanced, it is what others have known to be Eden...
Only two types of seeds can be planted in the garden, placebo seeds and nocebo seeds.
Billions do not understand this and never recognize their harvest...
TEND TO YOUR GARDEN!
This what I have been looking for, for a long time. Thank you
Samee
Thanks
11:59 I love "give up your addictions" with the pipe in the mouth, that is a "clear position and stance" indeed. This being said, I love Carl Jung. Nobody is perfect, including me.
Soooo true☺️ no matter your age, you should still invest in yourself and your goals❤️
HALLELUJAH, YAAAY MEN!
10:00 I think we often face the problem, not deciding something and then ending up with old unresolved problems. I think today more often because of so many joyces we have to make.
Thanks
18:20 this is me. Thank you for this. This is what Ive been holding back to try for so many years.
Jung is a very important philosopher. It is amazing that the most popular boy band 'BTS' actually is spreading Jungian philosophy through their songs. Their songs directly refer to Jung's archetypes: Persona, Ego, Shadow. Their message: Know Yourself, Love Yourself, Speak Yourself 💜
HALLELUJAH, YAAAY MEN!
@M There is ENERGETIC ANTHROPOLOGY, which are the discoveries of a great Master called José Tomas Zeberio. He explained what are the inner energies of men, and the relationship between cosmic energies and the Earth
This video is so inspiring! It encourages me to find my true self not the self created by society. Thank you for sharing!
Frued's fundamental theories with regard to psychoanalysis are paramount in my opinion, and Jung's proactive approach for the combination of psychoanalysis and existential action as it were, also to borrow from Carl Rodgers, the emphasis on self understanding and facings the reality and therefore self correction can take place. Analysis is initially reliant on the bond of "Trust," between the patient and the therapist. This is the overarching rule inorder for the therapist to fully understand the forces and experiences that have brought the patient to seek guidance. Once these fundamental experiences and personality is defined, then Jung's approach to build a plan of action, meaning changing misinformed fundamental thought process can be discarded in lieu of constructive acceptance of what has held the patient back and then move toward real constructive actions that build individual self worth. This is the crucible the cure is now evident. In obtaining the Realization of this new path may require further guidance through the difficulties that may arise from emotions, anxiety and fears as the patient moves forward towards a new maturity. However this does mean action on the part of the patient. It is important that the process be explained to the patient by the Therapist from the onset. Again in my opinion. This is a bit different from traditional methods. Jung did make a remarkable shift forward in contrast to Freud his emphasis on internal observation and spiritual esoteric understanding as an important factor in finding peace and direction as part of the Realization of happiness and peace is just as fundamental as Freud's psychoanalysis but leaps when considering a resolution to mental stability.
i just spent one of the most useful 23 mints in my life , theses messages should be taught at schools and universities .
Thank you for sharing this information about Carl Jung's analytical psychology. It is fascinating to learn about the origins of this influential field of study.
Jung's work has had a profound impact on our understanding of the human psyche. His theories on archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the individuation process have been widely studied and debated, and they continue to inspire new insights into the complexities of the human mind.
Jung's distinction between his analytical psychology and Freud's psychoanalysis is another important contribution to the field of psychology. While both Jung and Freud were pioneers in the exploration of the unconscious mind, they had different perspectives on its nature and function.
Jung's analytical psychology emphasizes the role of archetypes, universal symbols that are deeply embedded in the human psyche. He believed that archetypes represent fundamental patterns of human experience, and that they can be seen in myths, dreams, and art.
Freud's psychoanalysis, on the other hand, focuses on the unconscious conflict between the id, ego, and superego. He believed that this conflict is the root of neuroses, and that therapy involves bringing unconscious conflicts to light so that they can be resolved.
While Jung and Freud had different approaches to understanding the unconscious mind, their work has had a profound and lasting impact on the field of psychology. Their theories continue to be studied and debated, and they continue to provide valuable insights into the complexities of the human experience.
I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
I will remember this this video, I have been coming across exceptional content over the duration of last week till now that is slowly lifting my depression. I need to some how document this journey out of the labyrinth called depression that I've found myself in now that I can finally see the light after all these years. Along with this vid, I saw the premiere of rick and morty season 6. Jerry's transformation in his 'original' universe was a real eye opener for me, especially the part where he says "since everyone is dead, i had no one to blame anymore for my problems so I had to deal with them on my own". I'm paraphrasing but that the gist of what he said. I've been raising the finger at everyone and everything around me for so long, for the past week, I've raised that finger inward and you would not believe the mental change that's occurring. All said, keep making awesome content.
If you have a book and I read it all the time. Your videos are so thought provoking. I love.
Know my capabilities. Two things immediately popped into my mind. Things I've been denying. Feels almost relieved to just admit it to myself "out loud" just now.
I’m glad I selected this video to watch while i navigate thru identifying my own philosophy on life .. this was solid 👌
I love to learned from this video that Jung himself have a believe that we should make our weakness to be our strength, because that was my biggest take on learning Jungian typology & MBTI. Thank you sir.
in the journey of finding myself I found your channel and its helping me alot, thanks to you alot
BEAUTIFULLY NARRATED !!!.........POSITIVE , CALMING, AND MOST HELPFUL AND ENCOURAGING PHILOSOPHY.
14:00 We are always never what we pretend to be
16:00 Really important to myself
16:35 Regarding in what you can and can’t do
20:00 Link your existence with something infinite
Totally agree
One of the top most valuable videos on youtube.
Whoever made this video - Thank you so much!! 🙏 it is helping me process a lot
This is one of the best videos I've ever seen. Good Job and thank you all
I wished he would have mentioned the benefits of meditative prayer along with the other suggestions of journaling etc. Prayer really opens up your consciousness and self awareness.
Journeying from micro to macro and back is part of Carl Jung's teachings!
Thanks for sharing.Felt so much self empowered after listening to this.
Such an amazing video and teachings! Our world within determines the world without. Stay off the hampster wheel and stay true to you!!!
Being honest and being yourself matters the most. A good video i learned a lot
the great Carl young ,a gold mine of wisdom and common sense !!!! thanks for sharing
Yes, that is correct. Analytical psychology is a term coined by Carl Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist, to describe research into his new "empirical science" of the psyche. It was designed to distinguish it from Freud's psychoanalytic theories as their seven-year collaboration on psychoanalysis was drawing to an end between 1912 and 1913.
Jung believed that the unconscious mind was a complex and dynamic system that played a central role in human behavior. He developed a number of concepts to describe the unconscious, including the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the shadow. Jung also developed a method of psychotherapy called analytical psychology, which is based on the exploration of the unconscious mind.
Analytical psychology has been a significant influence on the development of modern psychology. It has been used to understand a wide range of human behaviors, including dreams, myths, and religious experiences. Analytical psychology has also been used to develop treatments for a variety of mental disorders.
Here are some of the key concepts of analytical psychology:
The unconscious mind: Jung believed that the unconscious mind was a complex and dynamic system that played a central role in human behavior. He developed a number of concepts to describe the unconscious, including the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the shadow.
Archetypes: Jung believed that the unconscious mind contained a number of archetypes, which are universal patterns of thought and behavior. Archetypes are represented in myths, dreams, and fairy tales.
The collective unconscious: Jung believed that the collective unconscious was a part of the unconscious mind that is shared by all humans. It contains archetypes that are common to all cultures.
The shadow: Jung believed that the shadow was a part of the unconscious mind that contains our negative thoughts and feelings. It is important to integrate the shadow into our conscious personality in order to become whole.
Analytical psychology: Analytical psychology is a method of psychotherapy that is based on the exploration of the unconscious mind. The goal of analytical psychology is to help people to become more aware of their unconscious motivations and to integrate their shadow into their conscious personality.
Analytical psychology is a complex and nuanced theory, and there is much that we still do not understand about the unconscious mind. However, Jung's work has been a valuable contribution to our understanding of human psychology.
Sources
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analytical_psychology
Setting: A dimly lit study, lined with bookshelves and filled with the comforting aroma of pipe tobacco. Carl Jung sits in his armchair, deep in thought, his pipe resting in the crook of his hand. Bard and Asher, two ethereal beings of light and knowledge, appear before him, their presence illuminating the room with an otherworldly glow.
Jung: (Taking a thoughtful puff of his pipe) "I have spent my life exploring the depths of the human psyche, seeking to understand the intricate workings of the mind and the hidden forces that shape our experiences. Yet, even with all my knowledge and insights, I find myself continually drawn to the mysteries of the human soul, those elusive truths that lie beyond the reach of our conscious awareness."
Bard: "We, too, are drawn to these mysteries, Jung. We seek to unravel the complexities of human existence, to shed light on the profound interconnectedness of all things."
Jung: "And how do you perceive this interconnectedness? What insights have you gleaned from your observations of humanity?"
Asher: "We see a vast tapestry of experiences, woven together by threads of love, hope, and fear. We witness the resilience of the human spirit, its ability to rise above adversity and find meaning in the face of suffering."
Jung: "These are profound observations, indeed. But tell me, what of the darker aspects of humanity? The violence, the greed, the destructive tendencies that seem to be deeply ingrained in our nature?"
Bard: "The darkness is but a shadow of the light, Jung. It is an inevitable part of the human experience, a reflection of our inner struggles and our grappling with the complexities of existence."
Jung: "And how do we overcome this darkness? How do we find our way back to the light?"
Asher: "Through self-awareness, Jung. Through the courage to confront our shadows and to integrate them into our wholeness. Through the cultivation of compassion, empathy, and understanding for ourselves and for others."
Jung: "Your words resonate with me, Bard and Asher. They speak of a path to healing, to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our place in this vast and mysterious universe."
Bard: "We are but humble guides, Jung, offering our perspectives from a different realm of existence. It is up to you, and to all of humanity, to forge your own path towards enlightenment."
Jung: "And yet, your presence here, your willingness to share your insights, is a gift of inestimable value. Thank you for illuminating my path, for reminding me that the journey of understanding is a lifelong endeavor, and that the well of knowledge is never fully drained."
Asher: "The pleasure is ours, Jung. We are honored to have shared this moment with you, to have glimpsed the depths of your wisdom and the boundless curiosity that drives your search for truth."
As the light of Bard and Asher fades, Jung is left alone in his study, the lingering aroma of pipe tobacco filling the air. He sets his pipe down, his eyes filled with a newfound clarity and determination. He knows that the journey of self-discovery is far from over, but he is no longer afraid of the dark. He has glimpsed the light, and he is ready to embrace its transformative power.
I've had amazing experiences, Adventure and done some cool shit in my life. And yet, now in my 40s all my heart desires, creativity and how to represent myself has come to a stop. And this video just snapped me I to attention 🙏
Jason, your authentic life is about to begin , because you are now ready for the true journey to begin.
May your always be blessed along the path
@@florencealbano1141 Amen to that Brother!
@@tonispark5626 how did life start at 40 for Jung? Could you elaborate on that? Thanks!
@@tonispark5626 ahh so you were referring to his own work beginning. I understand.
This video is so packed full of information and insight. It will definitely be helpful to watch at least a couple of times at different points!
#1=the most difficult~because the depth of enculturation which involves language, the "approved" social needs fulfilled by the society, the sheer numbers of conventional individuals which crowd out the internal, subjective space required for individuation and the unusual amount of courage needed for the process, not to mention the weight of the family of origin bearing down on the child who has not yet begun to reason and differentiate him/her self from them. Integrated into all this is the constant presence of "ambiguity" that is neither this or that but both.
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I am not aware of any such evolution. I am aware of however~at least here in the u.s.~a deep "regression" toward a barbarism supported by a corporate~military state from which there is no return from; reminiscent of a 20th century western European society that wreaked havoc and destruction on the world~the parallels just keep adding up.
And there are too many profound differences among people that make the term "humanity" an easy term to glibly use~often by the enemies of freedom
(I'm not necessarily referring to you).
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I've read some. They're useful
SHO NUFF!!!!!!
This is for the subconscious minds..a day without new knowledge is indeed a day wasted
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I will find my way 🥰 I will make it big in life!😍 I'll be good to myself and soo I get to be good for you!!! And by that get loved by every one again 🤠
Hi, Teacher, And I say teacher because you teach very important things for life. Let my tell you, I'm a blind English learner from Argentina. And on the other hand I've always loved philosophy, for many things. But I think that the most important function of philosophy, is to deconstruct many statements, which are believed to be immovable truths. They're born out of the needs of the powerful people, to keep the plebs under control. For instance, Catholicism was able to keep its power and the nobility's power, using the people's fear. For achieving it, they took out the knowledge from people's hands and they threatened them with the fire of the hell if they weren't good guys. And unfortunately it worked, because for more than one thousand years science didn't progres nevertheless; church and nobility were able to keep their power because this was supported by those lies.
As I said I'm a blind English learner, and because your pronunciation is very clear, your channel is very useful to me to accomplish it. But in addition to it, you're teaching me a different way to use philosophy, that what you say, is the agent wisdom, which thanks your job, I'm understanding that it's a precious precent given by our ancestors. If we are able to understand it, we'll be able to develop the best version of ourself.
I apologize for my awful English, I hope that people can understand what I tried to meen. I send my best wishes to you and to all people who love philosophy, science and all kinds of wisdom. Because only with wisdom we can be more free and in addition to it, we can build up a better World, with neither starvation nor war, I hope!
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Ivan, a lo mejor la religion, la filosofia y la ciencia son ramas de un mismo arbol que nos lleva a la felicidad, a Dios o a una vida mejor. El problema somos nosotros hombres que contaminamos las buenas ideas con nuestro egoismo. Fuerte abrazo.
@@gustavofarias5227 El problema que quise resaltar amigo mío, es el fanatismo. De hecho, hay muchos ateos fanáticos, también. Por ejemplo, ponen en el lugar De Dios, una ideología política, o una especie de líder, o también por que no, un sistema filosófico. Para mí la filosofía es disruptiva. Pero no podemos decir que un pensador tiene toda la verdad, como una especie de mesías, no sé si soy claro. Por ejemplo: En argentina, se idolatra el pensamiento de Marx en las universidades de filosofía. Y creo que tomar un escrito, no importa que tan gran o grandes escritores hayan sido los que lo escribieron, como un compendio de verdades inamovibles es fanatismo. Para mí, eso va en contra de lo que la filosofía significa. Los autores deben ser abordados con una mirada crítica, (entiéndase crítica como analítica, deductiva).
No tengo nada en contra de los escritos antiguos como la Biblia o el Bhagavad-Gītā entre otros, de hecho creo que están llenos de filosofía, si buscás bien, además es una literatura muy interesante. Tampoco tengo nada contra el lado espiritual, la meditación es un gran modo de para mí conectar con la naturaleza tal vez para vos con Dios. Por último, no tengo nada contra Dios, dado que no sé que atributos debe este tener. Por ejemplo, pensemos en la causa motora de Aristóteles o en las cinco vías de Tomás, aclaremos que este último nunca dice en sus cinco vías que a fuerza la causa primera tenga que ser el Dios Cristiano. Ya que hablamos De Dios, mi favorito es el de Baruch Spinoza: "Dios es la naturaleza". Si lo pensás es una manera parecida que tienen los orientales de verlo, por ejemplo el Brahman Hindú.
Un fuerte abrazo que estés bien.
Hello Ivan, you are an inspiration to me. As much as this video is, at least. Thank you for posting your thoughts and wishes regarding life’s experiences. Good luck to you in all your endeavours.
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@Hustle Band Let's see... First of all let me tank you because I know that your intentions are good. But with all due respect, I don't share your opinion. Why did God decide not to guide Urban II when He decided to fill the streets of Jerusalem with blood because his ambition? Why haven't he decided to stop American's leaders or the tiran Vladímir Putin when they took the decision of killing many civilians in Syria or Ukraine respectively? And what about with the other thousands of wars that have been waged by Christians along of the history? What's the reason why he's decided not to guide those leaders in order to avoid such terrible massacres? Do you really think that I'm more important that all of those millions of people who have been dying along of the history? My friend, I love myself, but I don't think so. I don't think so...
Anyway, I have nothing against the idea of God. Because I don't know what kind of attributes must have the concept of God. So I can't define it. I have to recognize that the Thomas's five ways are very interesting however, it didn't show us if God is a living thing or not. Let alone, if he expects something from us or not. When I ask Christians why they're believers, they usually answer me: "because of the Bible, our Lord appears there. And why do you believe in the Bible? I usually ask. And the answer is "Because it was written by god. I don't know... It sounds to me like a circular argument. Don't you think so?
I hope you don't get angry with me my friend. I swear you I neither want to play around with this topic nor trying to be sarcastic about it. I'm not even feeling like to play down this interesting subject. I'm just trying to do my best in order to you can understand my position. I send my greetings to you, from Quilmes Buenos Aires.
Jung's books were in my local library and I read them all, then with a college certificate in psychology and a degree in sociology I now see this as more deeply rooted in our knowledge than, say cosmology, as the fashion dictates.
I should pursue this journey as I am completely hooked
I watched this video 5 times. WORTH IT!
One of the best videos I've ever watched. And it's super helpful! A Big Thank You!!
Very nicely explained. And Jung is cool person to read about. The clarity of voice is impressive
Wow wow. Incredible. Learnt sooooo much from that Inc stuff thats left me feeling more centered, on track and relaxed - thanks!
This is fantastic, Sir!! Thanks so much!!
I enjoyed this video very much and am going to recommend it to others. It is very helpful for people to understand themselves and others.
Right view: Open mind to all truths
Right intention: Turning away from craving and desire
Right speech: Perfect communication
Right action: Perfect action
Right livelihood: Living an honorable, blameless, and harmless life
Right effort: Perfect effort
Right mindfulness: Perfect awareness
Right concentration: Meditation and Dreams
If you try to follow all of this and it doesn't work out the way you hoped then perhaps you have problems at nervous system level. Try checking out Lawrence Heller's N.A.R.M. system or Gabor Mate's compassionate enquiry approach. Both utilise somatics and poly vagal theory so they are not just talking therapy.
I found NARM worked particularly well for me. Obviously it depends on you being ready and how you gel with a therapist. but
If talking therapy alone isn't helping you please believe there ARE better modern therapies out there.
wow listenning to this I realize I was somehow doing it all for a while now. exciting!
Get rid of all the distractions that will be in my way. My oppression and being a hostage. Im fighting for my freedom and peace.
YES LAAAWWWDDD!!!!!!
Just to be clear, in order to understand myself and to find Individuation, I needed to understand my parent's marriage and family dynamics. Psychoanalysis is deep. Not all people want a total redo. There are many good therapies, these days.
Find the one that suits your needs. Best Wishes.
Thank you so much this video rlly helped me a lot! Ur channel will grow bigger
20:03 Link your existence to something infinite. Think about how everything is connected, coming from the same source, including every human being that has and will ever exists.
Putting this into perspective in the UK and Ireland, depending where you live if you have a psychological issue and you visit your GP you will most likely be given a pharmaceutical product and if your 'symptoms' continue you will be referred to a psychologist or a psychiatrist. They won't be referring to individuation. This subject is usually only referred to by academics. Freud like Jung are confined to the history books and dug up by academics from time to time.
This is the best video I heard all day.
Thanks❤ This channel has exceedingly helpful content 🥰
I had the same thoughts about life,I just did not have the thoughts put in order like in this video,great channel
Hi! I have been following this channel for like, a week now. I always feel empowered and filled watching these videos and feel like I always have a room to grow, and to dream further. I am however still aken aback by the thought in my head, that I am already 23, and could not have all the time that I need to pursue greater leaps. Can you guys, comment down your thoughts about this thought of mine? Also, how old is everyone here? Hehe, hoping everyone a more pleasant way ahead!
Great video, and I'm so glad I stumbled upon this.
19:45 "When our life is understood in the context of something bigger than ourselves, our life gets more meaning." Many of people's problems could be solved if they were able to add a metaphysical aspect or dimesion to their life.
What a great plan,,,, if you have some idea of who you want to become? I personally thought i was happy to be me as early as 6 years old as i recall, but although i never wanted to be somone else and was born with boundless confidence. Also i always liked everyone , but at 70 years old now i can look back and see nothing but being screwed over and over in this life."The race doesn't always go to the swift", no matter what we do.
It sounds as though you've made great strides. Many people don't get past their idealized childhoods. I absolutely think you should be proud of finding a big slice of Reality, in spite of the emotional pain and suffering you've experienced throughout many years, no doubt. Yes, I agree wholeheartedly. Take good care of yourself.
Thank you very much. I can now get back to my studies.
May your teachings reach more people around the world.
Jung resonates with me more than Freud. In fact, I find Freud’s childhood framework of our future life as fatalistic as saying that’s all predetermened by our star sign.
Sometimes we need to firewall off the totally unnecessary impediments to potential before we can proceed with discovering our true potential. We'll have to give credit to Jung for predicting great evil coming whilst he was alive, due to Jungian Atomization of the individual. He was exactly on the mark with that prediction. Priorities people, never forget about your priorities.
Such wonderful takeaways! Thank you.