I’ve been sensitive my whole life. Married with children, I gave my all to my family, but felt something was missing. In 2017 I had a vision I rose up, up to the boardroom and seated around the table were people/souls with serious faces looking at me. It was a very serious situation I knew something was coming. They were looking so serious. And then in the vision I went down back to reality. I was not sure what that meant or was or what I saw, but I was scared and I asked my friend and family to pray for me. 3 days later I had a terrible accident with absolutely mind blowing pain. I was so hurt it took me months to for the concussion to clear and be able to move about somewhat normally. It was almost shattering. Took years of deep healing. It led me to my destiny. Now I’m in acupunture school trying to help others. It requires nurturing and giving on a level that I could not have fully reached without that situation.
At 6:05 of the video... in other words, it's a structure IN our system and therefore it is not a matter of personal choice. You don't decide whether or not you are going to tend towards serving others, it is a must. If you think you have a choice, then you're foolish, because you don't then yet understand that life itself would not exist if one did not serve another. In serving one another, one IS in actuality serving one's self, because one's self then also survives and thrives. It's like this: you don't have a choice as to whether you're going to eat and use the washroom. Every amoeba eats and expells waste. Therefore, you need to understand the term "know thyself" so that you make the correct decisions...allowing natural processes to take place, and using the decision making process where it IS required. This teaching is not meant only for Shamans...it's for everyone.
This is a very special lecture. The twisting convolutions of Greek mythology and the intricacies of the interactions of the themes were explained very well.
just learning about Jung" symbolism, individuation, etc.. and it's changed my life in such a short time. go with what makes sense to you" and this does for me
Same here brother. I was introduced to Jung by Dr. Carol Whitfield (she is not very well known, but is an outstanding scholar in my opinion) in her book The Jungian Myth and Advaita Vedanta. She says in that book that the best way to start Jungian studies is with Jung's autobiography Memories, Dreams and Reflections. One makes a certain personal connection with Jung through this book. Then one may take up slowly the Collected Works themselves. Anyway, I am really glad this is helping you. :)
*BRAVO Christine Downing* im sat here in 2021... wonderful lecture since we are now Globally coming-out of the Covid Pandemic...do I need to ask Apollo??: Hey Apollo: will you now heal the world of Covid? XX
Levels and Stages to come down from the flood: In the middle of the flood, I was fighting for my life and I had failed to find help until The Bhagavad Gita by Easwaran guided me on the spiritual battlefield of the mind. Once I understood, I saw the Guna's as the compass of anxiety which guided me away from danger. The next step was Hatha Yoga practice to channel the flood but the pressure was still too great to live with at the early stage. I found my psychic door was blasted open in the mind for a reason, it was to help me survive the attacks I was under, but I still had to deal with a flood of extra-sensory reality and explosion of too much compassion. Learning to face fear is the first task. Fear of death and fear of the second death must be mastered or your are stuck in delusional reactions. Once fear, or over reaction, is under control it continues because the psychic door is stuck open flooding the mind but now you have some power because you learn not to react to the dream world too much while you are awake which means you learn to live in the two worlds of the mind while you deal with the world of big pharma drug pushers and the flood. Positive music helped, closing one eye helps to reduce the stimulus but to grow your power you must close the door that was ripped open which I discovered at a Pow Wow. The Indian's, who are my hero's, invited vets to come join their circle dance and when I focused on the drum beat while doing the two-step, the psychic flood went away for that time and with that I understood my inner-psychic-will did not have the strength to close the door, and I must help it with conscious focus of the mind's inner eye. I joined the Gym and for months practiced focusing my efforts with repetitive cycling and after many months gained more power. Once the course energies were a little more balanced then the finer energy work was possible with Vipassana Meditation or practicing watching without reacting which teaches the nervous system to create space between the dream and reality. The process and practice does not stop, after 12 years, you see the collective unconscious is trying to give birth but the shadow and light want it to be done right. What does that mean? If everyone was enlightened or had a millions dollars overnight, who would want to do the work of bringing the food to the stores, millions of people would starve if you threaten the system? Suffering has an important purpose, it hurts and it is a feedback asking us to think bigger than yourselves. I see people entangled at different stages, knowing I must feed my mind clean water(thought waves) to grow the brains positive pathways that will surve me, for me no dehumization or denationalization brain feeds and limit the DC circus acts - go hung a tree and kiss a river with your feet. I hope this helps. Also: see chuckdenton.worldpress.com PTSD
Is there a part two. She ends with speaking about which god or godess is related to manic depression. While I already finished my dark night of the soul and healed an "incurable disease" - I am really interested in the historical and spiritual roots she is referencing to in the end of her talk. if somebody know the second part I would love to hear it. Thanks
Do you mind sharing a bit more about your experience? I'm going through a very similar situation, but I'm so confused as to what would be the right course of action. I'd really appreciate your response.
To be constructive in my criticism, I feel the speaker could have better-organized the talk, but I'm grateful these talks exist at all. It's nice to be able to hear lectures regarding Jungian psychology, as I find his works so hard to read. I don't know if it's more his own writing style (Jung) or the translation quality of his work.
M. Jones no need to be reactionary to the fellow’s comment. He may struggle in identifying with the work, but he was honestly constructive in his perceived criticism and he was trying to understand, which is more than the masses.
I recommend anyone that isn't familiar with astrology to look up their own chart and find their Chiron placement...this shows where one is wounded in life
I can’t listen to this lecture simply because of the title. If this is the case, then it is important to point out that all humans are wounded, and the “healer” cannot be a title granted to just anyone.
If the wounded healer struggled long enough to become healed and then in turn learned to heal others would this not amount to a similar but different way of interpreting the title?
@@gmk2222 The title is just too new-agey for me. Being wounded is irrelevant. We’re all wounded. So, “only the healer heals?” What makes one a healer isn’t the fact that one was/is wounded, but the way that person technically and creatively understands their own wounds and healing in the broader context of how others might be wounded and might find some healing through relationship.
Let me get this straight. Andy killed himself by having irresponsible sex. And then he tried to blame it on being gay? If he was a doctor he was intelligent enough to have personal responsibility. There is no excuse. What a miserable hypocrite. Shame on that person.
I’ve been sensitive my whole life. Married with children, I gave my all to my family, but felt something was missing. In 2017 I had a vision I rose up, up to the boardroom and seated around the table were people/souls with serious faces looking at me. It was a very serious situation I knew something was coming. They were looking so serious. And then in the vision I went down back to reality.
I was not sure what that meant or was or what I saw, but I was scared and I asked my friend and family to pray for me. 3 days later I had a terrible accident with absolutely mind blowing pain. I was so hurt it took me months to for the concussion to clear and be able to move about somewhat normally. It was almost shattering. Took years of deep healing. It led me to my destiny. Now I’m in acupunture school trying to help others. It requires nurturing and giving on a level that I could not have fully reached without that situation.
How is your accupuncture understanding is now.?
Shamanic initiation
Just landed on this audio. the title gave me light at the end of the darkness.
At 6:05 of the video... in other words, it's a structure IN our system and therefore it is not a matter of personal choice. You don't decide whether or not you are going to tend towards serving others, it is a must. If you think you have a choice, then you're foolish, because you don't then yet understand that life itself would not exist if one did not serve another. In serving one another, one IS in actuality serving one's self, because one's self then also survives and thrives. It's like this: you don't have a choice as to whether you're going to eat and use the washroom. Every amoeba eats and expells waste. Therefore, you need to understand the term "know thyself" so that you make the correct decisions...allowing natural processes to take place, and using the decision making process where it IS required. This teaching is not meant only for Shamans...it's for everyone.
Fascinating ❤
Read the title and got chills.
Back for a second listen!
This is a very special lecture. The twisting convolutions of Greek mythology and the intricacies of the interactions of the themes were explained very well.
I highly recommend her wise lecture.
24:50 continue from here
just learning about Jung" symbolism, individuation, etc.. and it's changed my life in such a short time. go with what makes sense to you" and this does for me
Same here brother.
I was introduced to Jung by Dr. Carol Whitfield (she is not very well known, but is an outstanding scholar in my opinion) in her book The Jungian Myth and Advaita Vedanta. She says in that book that the best way to start Jungian studies is with Jung's autobiography Memories, Dreams and Reflections. One makes a certain personal connection with Jung through this book. Then one may take up slowly the Collected Works themselves. Anyway, I am really glad this is helping you. :)
+Bharatwaj Iyer thank you
Thank you! Such an important lecture!
awesome, I appreciate your comments about the midwife. Very thought provoking and the role of the healer and mysogyny
Thank you for sharing, I really enjoyed this lecture.
Epic lecture. Thank you.
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wow..... another female junian heavy hitter, love the beginning
Merci d'une très Grande Qualité !
thanks it was the least I could do
Excellent.
*BRAVO Christine Downing* im sat here in 2021... wonderful lecture since we are now Globally coming-out of the Covid Pandemic...do I need to ask Apollo??: Hey Apollo: will you now heal the world of Covid? XX
Wonderful
Love it! Is there a transcript for this?
Levels and Stages to come down from the flood: In the middle of the flood, I was fighting for my life and I had failed to find help until The Bhagavad Gita by Easwaran guided me on the spiritual battlefield of the mind. Once I understood, I saw the Guna's as the compass of anxiety which guided me away from danger. The next step was Hatha Yoga practice to channel the flood but the pressure was still too great to live with at the early stage. I found my psychic door was blasted open in the mind for a reason, it was to help me survive the attacks I was under, but I still had to deal with a flood of extra-sensory reality and explosion of too much compassion. Learning to face fear is the first task. Fear of death and fear of the second death must be mastered or your are stuck in delusional reactions. Once fear, or over reaction, is under control it continues because the psychic door is stuck open flooding the mind but now you have some power because you learn not to react to the dream world too much while you are awake which means you learn to live in the two worlds of the mind while you deal with the world of big pharma drug pushers and the flood. Positive music helped, closing one eye helps to reduce the stimulus but to grow your power you must close the door that was ripped open which I discovered at a Pow Wow. The Indian's, who are my hero's, invited vets to come join their circle dance and when I focused on the drum beat while doing the two-step, the psychic flood went away for that time and with that I understood my inner-psychic-will did not have the strength to close the door, and I must help it with conscious focus of the mind's inner eye. I joined the Gym and for months practiced focusing my efforts with repetitive cycling and after many months gained more power. Once the course energies were a little more balanced then the finer energy work was possible with Vipassana Meditation or practicing watching without reacting which teaches the nervous system to create space between the dream and reality. The process and practice does not stop, after 12 years, you see the collective unconscious is trying to give birth but the shadow and light want it to be done right. What does that mean? If everyone was enlightened or had a millions dollars overnight, who would want to do the work of bringing the food to the stores, millions of people would starve if you threaten the system? Suffering has an important purpose, it hurts and it is a feedback asking us to think bigger than yourselves. I see people entangled at different stages, knowing I must feed my mind clean water(thought waves) to grow the brains positive pathways that will surve me, for me no dehumization or denationalization brain feeds and limit the DC circus acts - go hung a tree and kiss a river with your feet. I hope this helps. Also: see chuckdenton.worldpress.com PTSD
C Denton how did you overcome fear of death? Where does one start?
Is there a part two. She ends with speaking about which god or godess is related to manic depression. While I already finished my dark night of the soul and healed an "incurable disease" - I am really interested in the historical and spiritual roots she is referencing to in the end of her talk. if somebody know the second part I would love to hear it. Thanks
Do you mind sharing a bit more about your experience? I'm going through a very similar situation, but I'm so confused as to what would be the right course of action. I'd really appreciate your response.
miles ignotus They only course of action is to surrender. Don’t resist.
Ok, I'm only a few minutes in but the very first example was a wounded healer that could not heal himself. He died.
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To be constructive in my criticism, I feel the speaker could have better-organized the talk, but I'm grateful these talks exist at all. It's nice to be able to hear lectures regarding Jungian psychology, as I find his works so hard to read. I don't know if it's more his own writing style (Jung) or the translation quality of his work.
M. Jones no need to be reactionary to the fellow’s comment. He may struggle in identifying with the work, but he was honestly constructive in his perceived criticism and he was trying to understand, which is more than the masses.
Where's the rest of it?
I recommend anyone that isn't familiar with astrology to look up their own chart and find their Chiron placement...this shows where one is wounded in life
Absolutely!
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What’s the name of the Greek goddess? Higaya is it ? Can’t find anything on google
Hygieia
6:00
I can’t listen to this lecture simply because of the title. If this is the case, then it is important to point out that all humans are wounded, and the “healer” cannot be a title granted to just anyone.
If the wounded healer struggled long enough to become healed and then in turn learned to heal others would this not amount to a similar but different way of interpreting the title?
@@gmk2222 The title is just too new-agey for me. Being wounded is irrelevant. We’re all wounded. So, “only the healer heals?” What makes one a healer isn’t the fact that one was/is wounded, but the way that person technically and creatively understands their own wounds and healing in the broader context of how others might be wounded and might find some healing through relationship.
What a long ass intro smh
Let me get this straight. Andy killed himself by having irresponsible sex. And then he tried to blame it on being gay?
If he was a doctor he was intelligent enough to have personal responsibility. There is no excuse.
What a miserable hypocrite. Shame on that person.
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