Ever since I've been listening too Carl Jung my dreams have been strange & wild

For those searching in the public standard printing of Man and His Symbols, Published by Dell Publishing in 1968, this portion of the book begins on page 110

Thank you. Present life becomes a little clearer but only a little i have learning difficulties CAPD so will have to listen again & again & again in the hope i can learn a little more. I grasp a little of jordan petersons tears ..

yes pages 110 to mid 118 are missing in your audio tape recording.

If you reading this book which was published by Dell Nonfiction, the reading starts from the middle of page 110.

a section is missing between part 4 and part 5.

The Archetype of Initiation 20:46

Brilliant

To all who are listening to this audiobook in full there is an apparent section missing between this channels parts 4 and 5. To clarify, you will find that the video this channel labels as "part 4", concludes at the end of the actual books' section, 'The Eternal Symbols', which is the first section in the Part 2 portion, "Ancient Myths And Modern Man" written by Joseph L. Henderson. This video, labeled Part 5 by this channel, actually skips the next 11 pages (the chapter 'Heroes and Hero Makers') and commences mid section/chapter for some reason. I refrain from exact page numbers and reference sections in case different editions are being read from. I think this discrepancy is mentioned above once but its odd that no one else mentions it. I will not jump to conclusions....

20:46 *The Archetype of Initiation* 20:49 28:09 "... The purpose remains always the same.. !" 1:08:07 *Ancient Myths and Modern Man* (page 148) 1:11:07 *Symbols of Transcendence* "Dionisiac Thunder Rites / Appolonian Initiation..." 1:11:33 "A full initiation embraces both themes... but it is quite certain that the fundamental goal of initiation lies in taming the original Trickster-like wildness of the juvenile nature... It therefore has a civilizing or spiritualizing purpose, in spite of the violence that is involved to set this process in motion..." 1:12:00 "... man's need for liberation from any state of being that is too immature, too fixed or final... man's release from or transcendence of any confining pattern of existence, as he moves toward a superior or more mature state ..."

great! carl gostav jung

page 148 in the book is at 1:08:20

Analysis of "Beauty and the Beast" [40:54]

Symbols of Transcendence [1:11:08]

Orpheus and the Son of Man 51:17

After hearing the narrator say erotic a few times I can’t hear it as anyone other than Zapp Brannigan now

analysis of the Catholic ritual of lifting the chalice [55:43]

I'm 22 and have always been more mature than my age. In his book Jung says that the transition period is around 35 in todays society (referring to 1964). To me it feels like that transition period is increasing. (in 2023) Most people are so deep into their character and so distant from the spiritual plane that it seems so obvious we are heading for a collapse. You don't have to be psychologist to see this. My first introduction was at the age of 14, when I listened to Alan Watts, who I found out later was quite inspired by Jung's work. At that time I was dealing with existentialism and Alan Watts was someone who helped me find peace. Maybe I wasn't quite consciously aware of it, but sub-consciously my mind was filled with wisdom. Only recently at the age of 22, I finally understood it, with the catalyst being a talk with a friend who was already open minded. I read Jung's book "Alchemy and Psychology" and it all made sense. It was so obvious that it just made me laugh. I was IT, the whole time, I just didn't see it. What's the real me? Am I the 22 years of EGO or am I billion years of nature? Haha. If you got this far, thank you for your time. God loves you!

lol 0:00 that pic is not real... is it?

Beauty and the Beast 37:41

Transcendent function of the psych... 1:13:00

Does anyone know what that background chatter is about ? making me paranoid.

Holy shit, the dominance Freud is exerting in the picture (deriving that from their pose)

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Why a picture of Freud??

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in getting this far into this audiobook, I can honestly say that I have learned way more about carl jung's psychology than the field of psychology itself. it is quite humorous really...but only slightly insightful.

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