As a neuropsychologist I always looked up to Jung. This video revived and enhanced my admiration realising that his insights should be taught at school and shared with all the population. Mankind needs it more than ever. If you are a psychiatrist, philosopher or psychologist, please spread his insights through talks in a accessible way to people.
Dr. Jung life story made me aware and believe that every man is born with a unique purpose entirely of his own and knowing our conscious and unconscious can aide to accomplish our life's mission. Moreover, death is just transition we all go through. We may not know what lies ahead, however, just knowing our essence lives on is in itself consoling. I can only be ever so humbly grateful to our creator.
The best ever! can listen to it over and over! all his interviews, But this one makes so much sense. touches the soul🙏thank you Sir Laurens van der. Deep respect
what an insightful and thorough understanding of Jung, by the underestimated Sir Laurens van der Post in 1972. Now that we see the red book in the whole, we can appreciate this insight, and see the reverence and kindness in dealing with the personal man, Jung, who was prepared to look into the unconscious for us all
Well said, i just now ordered Sir Van der Posts book about Jung, cant wait to read it, hes such a good story teller. Starting to read Jung was the best decision i ever made, this evening, a couple of hours ago, i finished reading Liber Novus, Jungs red book, it took me 2 years, i read a bit here and there, while reading his other works, and i am simply blown away, impossible to put into words the gratitude and respect, i feel for Jung. I believe he found a way for man to evolve to a new stage.
wow, did not know that - amazing - amazing - I am from Soweto and this man makes a tale of Jung's time and ways so palpable and current. Thank you for sharing.
Interesting. I picked up a copy of Jung and the Story of Our Time at a lecture Laurens van der Post gave at the South Bank. Can't remember exactly when that was, but it must have been at least 30 years ago.
@@Oughut88 so J R Tolkein, Joanna Lumley, Rudyard Kipling, Gregory Isaacs, Iris Murdoch, Mary Seacole and Oscar Wilde were not British?!?!?!? Come on now be reasonable!
Why do all super-intelligent human beings such as Jung, have to have a contest with God? That is what I fail to understand. Not, that I am a very religious person myself, but, it's striking that most of the scholars and intellectuals in any academic walk of life or study field, ultimately, pick up a fight against religion and faith in God.
The pagan god underground sounds like a the devil. Pagan worship is the worship of the creation including, earth, spirits and self. Sex is very pivotal to existence and many cultures worship the male and female members. So I think considering the message of Jung overall I would say he was given a vision from a fallen angel. Listen carefully to Jung's own admissions.
As a neuropsychologist I always looked up to Jung. This video revived and enhanced my admiration realising that his insights should be taught at school and shared with all the population. Mankind needs it more than ever. If you are a psychiatrist, philosopher or psychologist, please spread his insights through talks in a accessible way to people.
Oh yes, before the WW2 his ideas also helped to reawaken the Volksgeist in the German population which had dozed in it for centuries…
I agree and would add that clergy and theologians should also become acquainted with Jung.
Indeed
After playing this twice without pause - I believe watching this should be mandatory.
Dr. Jung life story made me aware and believe that every man is born with a unique purpose entirely of his own and knowing our conscious and unconscious can aide to accomplish our life's mission. Moreover, death is just transition we all go through. We may not know what lies ahead, however, just knowing our essence lives on is in itself consoling. I can only be ever so humbly grateful to our creator.
Cheers
@@KikoKikoYukiko I’m sorry, but I just got kicked off your channel but thank you for letting me be on it
Wish I could find the words to express my gratitude for both Jung and Laurens van der Post! They fill me with hope and wonder. Thank you🙏🏻
The best ever! can listen to it over and over! all his interviews, But this one makes so much sense. touches the soul🙏thank you Sir Laurens van der. Deep respect
Thank you for sharing this. Laurens van der Post’s book “Jung and the Story of Our Time” is a wonderful book.
It’s quite amazing to hear the thunder as the narrator tries to talk about it while discussing Jung and his death.
Such an emotional tribute, well deserved.
Best Jung Documentary i've seen bravo! 🙏👍
Wonderful that this flakey old recording has been preserved. The BBC really should publish the originals.
Thanks for uploading this.
beautifully done! what a company of fascinating seekers towards wholeness....very refreshing
what an insightful and thorough understanding of Jung, by the underestimated Sir Laurens van der Post in 1972. Now that we see the red book in the whole, we can appreciate this insight, and see the reverence and kindness in dealing with the personal man, Jung, who was prepared to look into the unconscious for us all
Well said, i just now ordered Sir Van der Posts book about Jung, cant wait to read it, hes such a good story teller. Starting to read Jung was the best decision i ever made, this evening, a couple of hours ago, i finished reading Liber Novus, Jungs red book, it took me 2 years, i read a bit here and there, while reading his other works, and i am simply blown away, impossible to put into words the gratitude and respect, i feel for Jung. I believe he found a way for man to evolve to a new stage.
I don;t need to believe , I know. This is a true evolved human.
Incredible upload. Thank you so much for sharing. So, so vitally important document.
We all better learn Jung-fu
Very witty, Mr Yates.
Eppie Hemsley I like it too. It’s not mine, feel free to use!
@@eppiehemsley6556 I'm personally not a big fan of that kind of cheap wordplay.
@@clicheguevara5282 IKR? It's such low hanging fruit.
Made my night❤❤❤❣️🤗
Thank you so much. I am a fan of both these men.
Just beautiful.
Thank you so much for this 💜
Beautiful indeed! ♥️
Laurens van der Post. A boy from Philippolis. A small town in the Orange Free State in South Africa who made good. Well done.
wow, did not know that - amazing - amazing - I am from Soweto and this man makes a tale of Jung's time and ways so palpable and current. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you Jesse
Word. Thanks Jesse. What a wonderful gift you've paid forward to us.
Sound is improved significantly by increasing speed to x1.25 - 1.5
"Do you now believe in God?" (Interviewer)
"Now? Difficult to answer. . . I don't need to believe. . . I know". (Carl Jung)
......" I know ....I dont need to believe - I know..."
Jung's drawings remind me of the beautiful religious imagery of William Blake
great observation
Interesting. I picked up a copy of Jung and the Story of Our Time at a lecture Laurens van der Post gave at the South Bank. Can't remember exactly when that was, but it must have been at least 30 years ago.
1:30:58 thunder coincidence
Synchronicity. 😉
He wrote about that in his biography of Jung.
Stunned!
Just wonderful! 1:32:45
Hello, could you please generate the subtitles?
This man is exceptional, he is the British (or South African) Bulgakov.... The male Iris Murdoch... The non German Jung
I mean Laurens Van Der Post
He was an Afrikaner, South African. He lived in England and became a close friend and mentor of King Charles but he was an Afrikaner.
@@Oughut88 so J R Tolkein, Joanna Lumley, Rudyard Kipling, Gregory Isaacs, Iris Murdoch, Mary Seacole and Oscar Wilde were not British?!?!?!? Come on now be reasonable!
The *12 Jungian Archetypes* is a sophisticated western interpretation of the *collective unconscious.*
Game changer
"what a bloody fool I had been"
Do you now believe in God?" (Interviewer)
"Now? Difficult to answer. . . I don't need to believe. . . I know". (Carl Jung)
Sounds like Freud was much like many modern doctors (of all sorts) who are unwilling to entertain information outside their comfort zones.
Jung knew the SunGod
I cant be 100% right,,but i think the glasses we see carl jung uses at 22:03,,is the same he used 30-40 years later in the interview face to face ^^
they didnt throw things away like we do
I think a more accurate statement would be.. He simply took care of his s***... 👍
it would mean his eyesight didn't deteriorate in 30-40 years
Please add English subtitles .I’m deaf so can’t enjoy it
1:23:20 She meant "Mass Psychosis"
Agreed
Subtitulos al español por favor!
1.25x speed is necessary for modern listeners
Just disgusting
@@wonksliver Don't be prudish 😂
This is actually great advice for this video. Much better. Thanks!
Correct
I tried at 1.25X. It looses the dreamy narration and dreamlike experience. I went back to true speed immediately.
1:06:23 Jung forsaw jamiroquai?
Would anyone know the music here: 2:55 and here: 29:03 Sounds like the same composer.
The Prelude to Act I of "Parsifal" -- the last opera by Richard Wagner.
Thank you. Much appreciated.
Why do all super-intelligent human beings such as Jung, have to have a contest with God?
That is what I fail to understand.
Not, that I am a very religious person myself, but, it's striking that most of the scholars and intellectuals in any academic walk of life or study field, ultimately, pick up a fight against religion and faith in God.
En español por favor!!!!!
3:00
Has a nice Monty Python feel.
nitwit
The pagan god underground sounds like a the devil. Pagan worship is the worship of the creation including, earth, spirits and self. Sex is very pivotal to existence and many cultures worship the male and female members. So I think considering the message of Jung overall I would say he was given a vision from a fallen angel. Listen carefully to Jung's own admissions.
Get a better copy of this video
It's copied from the original film, if you can locate a better copy please let me know :)
Unappreciative and rude.
Poor sound and video quality and Mercilessly tedious narration.
You figure it out then, tool.
The Simpsons is more your style it sounds like.