Shadow work is the conscious process of reclaiming the things we’ve rejected in ourselves. In this video we explore the basics of Carl Jung's shadow archetype through the 2010 film Black Swan, by Darren Aronofsky.
According to the Swiss Psychologist Carl Jung, the shadow represents the unconscious parts of our personality that we don't acknowledge or accept, and includes negative traits such as anger, jealousy, and aggression. But it also contains enormous positive potential and many remarkable gifts that we’ve left behind in our childhood.
CHAPTERS
00:00 - The Shadow and your inner gold
00:40 - Black Swan: the story of Nina Sayers
02:12 - Black Swan’s opening dream sequence
03:33 - What is the Shadow? Carl Jung’s shadow concept
05:43 - The Family Shadow?
08:01 - When the Shadow takes over
10:20 - Carl Jung’s tension of the opposites
11:08 - Shadow Work: 3 key basics
16:24 - Black Swan’s Ending: What it all meant
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