Thanks for the comment! I've been impressed with Jordan Peterson and feel like he's doing what he can to carry the baton and torch of Carl Jung. Check out his channel here: kzfaq.info/love/L_f53ZEJxp8TtlOkHwMV9Q

@@gratitude-theory Well, Jordan Peterson is fine as a psychologist. I enjoyed a lot of his talks available here on KZfaq. But I wouldn't call him "wise" or anything similiar. I think he is too "aggressive" for that and lacks a certain humility. I mean wisdom not only regarding psychology here, but in general. Besides Carl Jung, I miss people like e.g. Dag Hammarskjöld, Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker, Albert Schweitzer, Jean-Paul Sartre, Martin Luther King, Gandhi,..to name a few more.

Government's destroy them through institutions.

Oh I am right here. What is it that you need?

Nietzsche warned of this that as man became increasingly separate with it’s core values and ideals we would become lost. For the first time in history the weak have become the powerful majority and they mask their impotence as virtuous to tear down anyone that strives for a higher purpose. They have conflated the path of greatness with a selfish and harmful pursuit and that leaves a weak and pacified people to toil in despair. Many men and women have become disaffected and demoralized from childhood where they are indoctrinated with the belief that their instincts are to be suppressed. I didn’t come up with most of this it is just an amalgamation of different perceptions of the current ills of modern man.

He was a 2000 years before his time. The axial religions created the present world.

Thank you for posting this.

was brilliant , now dead

You are most welcome. Thank you for visiting my channel!

Thank you. It's an interview worth hearing clearly. Jung's insights have impacted me greatly. Happy to share it with you.

My pleasure. Glad to be of service.

So he is German

​@@NatCo-Supremacist Not really. At least in the german world, the Swiss are seen as their own people, just like americans aren't brits.

@@DanceNightAtDiscoFright Doesn't matter, their race is their race, Americans are descended from British, and many other White races. Swiss people are still Germanic in origin and overall makeup, only someone who knows all the details can piece together the differences.

Fascinating!!

@@NatCo-Supremacistno he is not German

@Danyell Rollf Way ahead of ya.

You're very welcome, Lynn. And thank you for the kind acknowledgment .

It's a pleasure. Thank YOU for commenting.

Love listening to this brilliant man he is a breath of fresh air after reading and listening to the modern so called psychology of today conform ,confuse categorise , condemn, and control and who do you think capitalises ?

Thanks for the request. The original of this video has automatic subtitles. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNlje65k1d66cY0.html I'll add that when I can figure that process out.

Yes

Yes

Here's a link that I just downloaded the pdf. You have to wait for it to "process" but I was able to download it after a couple minutes. If you need it emailed to you, I can do that as well. dokumen.pub/qdownload/conversations-with-carl-jung-transcript-of-interview-with-richard-evans.html

Can I help?

I would like to help too

I'm not a sound engineer but I do have a subscription to Adobe with Adobe Audition included. That's great advice if I understood more of it. It sounds like you would be great at putting together a few KZfaq instructional videos. I would definitely subscribe. Is this type of work what you do professionally? I'm copying and saving your advice for any of my next projects. Thanks for your thoughtfulness.

​@@gratitude-theory No worries, I'm happy to share knowledge - for I am just one link in the chain! I'm not a professional audio engineer. Professionally I am a software developer, but I take an interest in music and music production. There are probably some excellent series on compressors available on KZfaq already - I can't recall it, but one I watched years ago was very good. But I'll explain a bit about the basics of a compressor that will hopefully give some context that will make it easier to see what the thing is really doing. Sadly, a lot of descriptions of things don't get to this. A compressor is like an automatic volume knob. The key feature being, this volume knob will change in proportion to the volume of the input audio. This is typically used to make the audio quiet when it gets too loud (so the change in volume knob is inversely proportional to the input volume). Hence you can use this to normalise the volume (make it consistent) by increasing the input volume, and make the loud bits the same volume as the quiet bits. - The attack tells it how long it should take to respond to changes in volume of the input. A short attack means the automatic volume knob is turned down quickly. A long attack means it takes a while to respond, and is sluggish, meaning that short bursts of loudness can leak through. - The release tells it how long it should take to return to 0 (like the release of a piano or a synthesiser note, zero being the point at which the compressor is not changing the volume of the input, and is having no effect). A short release means the volume knob is turned back up very quickly, but a long release, like a long attack, but opposite, is sluggish, and will remain turned down for longer. - The threshold is the point at which the compressor kicks into action. For example, if it is set to -5db, then when the input volume exceeds -5db, it will begin compressor. - However, this threshold I just described is hard compression. Where the threshold is a hard line... a soft knee is where the threshold is not a hard line, and the compressor will begin to kick into action before the input volume reaches the threshold. But, and depending on the compressor, this soft line (like a gradient) can be adjusted, so that the range, or the width of the wiggle room or leeway in the threshold can be tuned to the needs of the audio. - The ratio controls the degree to which the volume knob is changed in proportion to the input audio. A high ratio means a very strong response to the input audio, and a small increase makes for a greater decrease. However, this is an exponential decrease towards the threshold. --- It is helpful to think of the input sound as being a graph of its volume, and the compressor responding to the peaks and troughs in the curve along this graph. The attack controls how steep the response curve is going downward, and the release controls how steep the curve is going back upward. Also, to further extrapolate this, an expander works on the inverse principle. Rather than making it quieter when the input sound is loud, it makes it louder. For example, you can use this to make a drum sound have a harder punch, a shaper initial hit (the transient, as its called). If you consider it has an attack of zero, so the expander turns the volume knob up immediately, and you've set the release to just say 10 or 20 ms, but you've also set the threshold so that only the initial punch of the drum sound is above it, then only the initial punch will be made louder. The same goes for the compressor, and you'd use it in the same way to remove punch from drum sounds. And finally: the best tools are your ears - I wouldn't take too literally my intuited estimated figures. Try to attune your ears to the subtle changes in volume. And one more thing: sometimes headphones can actually make it harder to discern these differences in volume, because its just so close to your ears, the dynamics are less affected by the drop off of frequencies over distance.

He thinks Hitler was a hero for his people, do you agree?

@@NatCo-Supremacist Jung unequivocally deplores all psychologically false and murderous political "heroes" like Hitler, Lenin, & the similar, ruinously-unconscious enablers directly around such people [ -c.f: Jung's fuller analyses of 'The False Saviors'...] Yet Jung acknowledges that, lamentably/horribly, such gifted demagogues can too-often become "heroes" to millions of deeply aggrieved, average people., who, themselves can then can thoughtlessly follow such demagogues toward mass approval of otherwise-unthinkably self-destructive 'falsely salvific' goals and actions... So, NO, Jung, never personally approved of Hitler's actions or goals -- quite the opposite. Jung simply acknowledged that it can become possible for we humans -- to wrongly so do.

@@NatCo-Supremacist bullocks

@NJP-Supremacist unless there's a faithful question behind your words I'm sorry, but you seem to completely misapprehend the hero archetype. For the german people Hitler was a kind of hero no doubt about that.

Amen to that :). birds don't fly if they never leave the nest, they definitely die if they can't leave the egg. A swaddled child is as vulnerable as it can be, and to be wrapped up in cotton wool turns you to kindling

wow.. amazing

Yes

He is driving me crazy. I’m trying to focus onJung speaking, and all I keep hearing is this guy saying “ yes” incessantly. It’s the tone & manner in which he does it too… I feel so petty saying this, but just takes away from this whole experience 😢

@@k_something6124 Totally agree .. “ Yes .. I’ve been to Huston “.. and don’t we just know it .!

La vidéo originale a la possibilité de traduire les sous-titres en français. Je suis désolé de ne pas avoir configuré ma version pour l'adapter, mais vous pouvez voir l'original sur ce lien: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNlje65k1d66cY0.html

I don't know the answer to that but if/when I do. I'll post it as a reply. Thanks for asking.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNlje65k1d66cY0.html this is the original. When I enhanced it, I zoomed in a little. You might get a better view of the plant from the original. I’m definitely not an expert in that field.

It’s definitely a plant But as it’s not green it may be fake

Hi. I have a hunch that there are many but I don't know at the moment. When I find out, I'll post something here to help. Thanks for the question!

Good insight. And don’t worry. According to Jung anyway, the archetypal epicenter of transformation and redemption for all time was also a carpenter. You’re in good company. 🥳😆

For me, that’s the most profound Jung comment ever. Thanks for posting.

That's in process. Thanks for commenting. The original KZfaq video has subtitles. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZsB1e6qLmqnXg2g.html

listened to who?