The Ego and the Super-ego walk into a bar. The bartender says "I'm going to need to see some Id."

"Carl Gustave Jung was a student of Freud," * What is often overlooked is Jung was a 'student' of Nietzsche for longer than Freud, especially after their break. Also the influence bleeds from the page itself - As Jung said you read more about the therapist, reading their books, than you learn of their therapies.

Dude, thanks for all the podcasts. I’d say your stuff are among the best content on youtube currently. I usually dont comment on anything, but i just wanted to let you know that what you are doing is valuable and meaningful. Keep it up man, you are an inspiration! Lots of love from Finland! ❤

Yo. Are you going into full on Jung like you did Nietchze?!!!!😊 Either way. You are the best man!!!!

Finally I’ve been waiting for this one for ages.

This is the best intro to Jung that I’ve ever heard. I will be sure to tune into more of your lectures. Thanks!

Man, I’ve been soaking up every video I can find about Jung these past 2 months. That quote about the shadow and the masses absolutely gave me chills. What an exhilarating frame of mind to approach humanity

"Not everybody has virtues, but everybody has the low instincts, the basic primitive caveman suggestibility, the suspicions and vicious traits of the savage." - Jung In every political system, people vote for their "shadow". This is not unique to a particular people either. The masses want to express this side as a means to devolve any kind of responsibility because the masses are simply beyond reason or principles and have always been trained to have their disgusts stimulated while being blind to it. Being in such an unconscious state makes them blind to their shadows. This is also why the masses are so clueless, even when political/social problems are obvious. This is also why we see so many who are supposedly “anti establishment” later promote the establishment. They merely hated who was in power at the time, but in their hearts they craved to wield that power. So they were never anti establishment, they wanted to be the establishment. Seeking political power (authority) in order to solve problems makes the common man detestable.

All thinkers (including scientists) will always argue with one another in trying to intellectually understand how everything turns, as long as they shove intuition to the role of a caboose instead of the locomotive. Once we intuitively understand the workings of "IT ALL," we stop talking about it because it's impossible to intellectualize such a knowing. It's like writing hundreds of dissertations on how a rose smells without ever smelling it. And when we finally smell it, we glide on the "unbearable lightness of being," as Kundera would so beautifully phrase it; without the battle and the splitting headache. Thank you for your fantastically disarming way of exploring all the philosophical insides.

I’ve always had the desire to get into Jung’s work. I’ve read a few texts by him but for some reason cannot get behind most of his ideas no matter how much I want to. I love Nietzsche and love your commentary on him. Best on youtube for sure! Looking forward to this one. Thanks for all the great work you do!

Stoked for this one!!

I'm very greatful to have found your channel, thanks for sharing!

This is the best channel. Well done!

been waiting for you to get into jung! thank you brother

Damn bros doing carl jung now???? That's wild super excited for this

wow Jung is what got me into Nietzsche! Excited for this episode!

My favorite “philosopher”

I would love to see a deep dive into Jung! Great video! Great content! Thank you!

Finally! Im so stoked for this season. Im currently reading The Portable Jung.

Nice, was waiting for his introduction on this channel

Absolutely amazing synopsis of the man and his life, great job working on this video very much appreciated.

Man, I could not be more happier. I was just wondering the other day it would be amazing if you would have read Jung and posted about his ideas.

This was really helpful so far and I’m only half way in. Thank you for a great teaching.

Ever notice that every philosopher is a Gnostic?

Very thorough, good vid, thanks.

May we please do a text revision and study of Erich Neumann's 'History and Origin of the Unconscious' - its definately worth the hype. Or Von Franz' 'Way of Individuation'. I love Jung; but Jungians can be just as fascinating.

Great! Timestamps would be good

This was great. Thank you.

Have you ever considered doing a video on Don Quixote/Cervantes? I think it could make for a really interesting discussion

Whoa… how the hell are you doing this? Your talks are better than most professors. You seem to be doing a an “Alan Watts” or a “Dan Carlin” move here, like you know exactly what you want to say seemingly without any notes or practice in a classroom. I’ll stop gushing here but with two requests; 1) Can you spend some time on Heidegger? I think you can nail it. 2) Can you mention anywhere something about your method for putting these talks together !! I’m interested in your process as a communicator. Thanks. 🙏

Coherent and efficient. Thank you.

i like how you made this.some more visual would be nice but all good though, lol

There is no greater mystery than our minds. Thank you for this lecture. Love Jung.

Holy shit, the king has started his Jung pilgrimage! So pumped for this, you are the best!

No one mentions i ching when they talk about jung. 😂😂😂

My shadow followings me everywhere in my path. Love this channel!

Professor Ricahrd Bishop worked widely on different aspects of analytical psychology and its place in intellectual history. His books examine different aspects of analytical psychology and its place in intellectual history. His books examine the history of ideas with an emphasis on Jung, Nietzsche, and Ludwig Klages ( Jung is saying the great- grandmother the basard son of Gerta. Is it true or not- Jung said it is an annoying legend. Professor Richard Bishop is the editor of Numerous Volumes, including Jung in contests. 1. The Persistence of Myth as symbolic Form. 2. A Companion to Goethe's Faust & the Descent of the Soul & the Archaic. 3. Jung's Answer to Job 4. Nietzsche's Anti-Christ 5.The 2 volume series Analytical Psychology & German Classic Aesthetics 6. His latest book, Reading Plato Through Jung: Why The Third Becomes the Fourth I can't wait until you get to Jung's letters. So many writers contribute the updates to Carl Jung, Jungian analysts, and many may disagree. What an amazing adventure in one of greatest minds of C.J. Jung's writings. It was fortunate that the family kept his blackbooks and paintings in a bank vault until our world could awaken more. The time was ready especially now. Thank you, great lecture.

Great Video :)

There was a little red book i once took out from the library - the preface the best insight into jung by jung and the author of the book. It was a collection of his best essays i believe , and his comments were weitten post red-book. I highly highly reccomend you tp read it if you can find it.

Well done, I’m looking forward to the Jungian analysis of our beloved tortured genius. Suggestion, how about an episode on the master/slave morality using the famous chapter from Dostoevsky’s Brothers Karamozov- the Grand Inquisitor. I reread it today, and was struck by brother Ivan’s parallel to Nietzsche’s theory. I felt a deeper understanding of that hypothetical tale due to a better understanding of Nietzsche via reading his Twilight, Beyond, Genealogy, etc, and- of course- your excellent podcast- my God that content rescues me from the tedium of boredom at my job. Gracias

You gotta read John Beebe's matchup of Jungian archetypes with Jungian cognitive functions.

Ongoing greatness and mastery🔥

Not gonna lie, i will need to listen to this on repeat at least 3x.

I saw the discussion about going further into Jung - Are you familiar with Jung himself admitting that his Red Book/Liber Novus a failed attempt(Jung admits it may be impossible) to create his own Zarathustra(book)? I say it is pretty obvious the influence of both The Imitation of Christ(A little red book , Title and section naming...) and Thus Spake Zarathustra. I believe you and your audience would get a great deal out of a study.

Very glad you put this one together. I've been deeply influenced by both Nietzsche and Jung in the last 4 years and often wondered how Nietzsche would have handled Jung's criticisms of him and his work. I suspect he (Nietzsche) would have had no trouble defending himself, as his sharpness of wit and intellect was superior to Jung's, not to mention that the roots of Jung's psychology were a direct result of Nietzsche's influence upon him. Thank you again for the excellent, thought provoking work, Keegan.

We all seem to fall under the factors we make or given to Leaving us with a sum total of reflection from projections

Dude!!! I just saw you guys at Whitewater Tavern! Remember the guy in the smoking area that said you looked familiar? Now I know why!

What is your name? (your voice sounds like Scott, the NewAge guy).

whenever Jung describes a dream one of his patients told him, I get a feeling that one of them is lying about the incredible details of the dream that fit nicely into his explanations and theories

Commenting for history

i feel as though one must look at the archetypes through a lense of nuance. I think engendering the archetypes is an over anthromorphization of instinctual mental complexes and that this is derivative of the times in which he lived

I hate to sound like Bill and Ted from Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures - but this is really EXCELLENT!!

I have always been amazed by how Jung was influenced by Nietzsche. I do believe that these types of thinkers are connected by some arcane think red thread and somehow they follow the work of the previous like it was just the continuation, a sort of intergenerational connection and understanding. They are like the Voyager satellite for the Human kind, sent in the deeps on the conscious to explore the unknown and the frontiers of what is to be human.

Is this Steven Hicks speaking. Sounds just like him. He did some documentary on the Neitchze and the Nazis.

Essential Viewing. ( The Mystery Lecturer Rides Again !!! ) 👍🤔 ( "Green Fire", geoff nelson hill, any bookshop UK / US ) 🌈🦉

"The soul, she seeketh, but she knoweth notteth whatteth."

Oh, this channel! I'll time-stamp the obligatory reference to Ayn Rand.

Based!

wa-- wait, monsieur Keag!!... o, thou presto Nietzschean god, thou... THUS SPAKE ZARATHUSTRA read-through... stopping after each section to provide unique creative double KK deep-dive analysis... though if ye taketh upon thyself... this seemingly insurmountable feat... i will come in me panties at the very thought of such superman-esque willing to power, as 'twere!!

What if one does not have dreams? I've met more than a few .

i can only hope you'll do ZARATHUSTRA someday... but it must be in your time... by your will (your will to power??)... o, perish the thought!!

"Ark-types?" What's an ark-type?

Oh shit, waddup! 🐸

Was Freud interested in hiding his influences and claiming originality for himself and his ideas?

Reading C. G. Jung = right hemisphere neuron activation 📖🐒

You sound like Hicks

it doesn’t matter

you are a god amongst mere men... (do you know that, Keag?!)... ((i wonder if you know that...)...).

The priestess loves the fool

Jung's ideas are just so flimsy next to those of Nietzsche, Freud, or even Adler.

Awesome ❤ 😈☠

bro please cop a better mic

Ah, Nietzsche’s lamest copycat

Jung is and was and will be the most overrated THINKER that time's been involved with. The amount of trickle-down nonsense he spawned via his fever dreams is INCREDIBLE. Dude would be the host of a daytime talk show if he existed today

People ask me about Jung and I simply say, "I was born in 1981, not 1881, I didn't talk to him." Reading the language of his writing is useless if you don't translate it to today. His world no longer exists. Sitting in a graveyard, regurgitating obituaries is useless. The dead don't care. Useless.

Another day, another slay!