My Myth is the Myth of the Zen Master (Samurai-Ninja - Analytical Psychologist- Exorcist). ☺️

That war is real. War is a myth. There is only peace

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@@shwetaprabhu6754 "Only Love is Real, everything else are lies and illusions." _ Spock. Lies and illusions exist.

SPIRITUALY is the master key for Awakened... Thanks Jung... ,

Whereas when we make the unconscious conscious, we may direct our own lives and call it destiny....

Next Jed McKenna's Books, it almost they same with Jung, but with Jed it's more grounded, specially the " The Damnedest things " the first book.

I think making the entire unconscious conscious is an impossibility and I believe that while we bring things out of the unconscious like rocks out of the river bed, we only do so to study and learn them, and sometimes document to teach others about them. But ultimately we have to let them go back to the unconscious else we get weighed down and we may sink before we make it to the ocean. If you make conscious a complex physical action, such as jumping over a fence, you'll more likely mess it up. "How am i doing this?" Where as if you leave the task as mostly unconscious, all the calculations will "do themselves" as it is a much more powerful computer anyway.

Yall do realize these are just the musings of a guy right? Its b.s. . Interesting b.s., but b.s. nonetheless.

​@@jimberlygridder183 Should check that ego.

It shall come soon!

Trust me, I have been looking for those people, but found none. Maybe, reading and understanding Jung aim only to find one's own myth, one's own equation.

If you have available money, the CG Jung Institut in Küsnacht runs week-long study intensives for the general public twice a year; July and February. It is expensive, but one is surrounded by others with at least some parallel interests, so it's a worthy pursuit. The kicker is that one has to be relatively comfortable financially to be able to do it.

I think it's literally not about finding people who you can have such open conversations with people, it's about you, it's about who you let into your own space and how you engage with others. If you can openly talk about what interests you to literally everyone you meet, and nonverbally asking them to meet you at your level, you're sure to meet someone who might not have an in-depth knowledge about the conversation you're bringing forth. But you might find that you meet someone who's always been curious about such topics/knowledge and didn't know where to start when it comes to acquiring it. Sometimes it would mean you might become a teacher rather than exchanging notes

Im here, but ill be honest i tend to get angry when a viewpoint of mine is ignored as nonsense; something i got to work on. I think that angers most people though when you dont feel heard when you speak. In text you have to be careful when adding on to what someone says because it can sound condecending; like signal saying "hey i know more than you." Im sure most intellectual carry alot of pride and like to share what they know but when another arrives on the same subject they are focused so much on with a varying perspective, it is hard to accept that. Like pretend you developed the periodic table and you were every proud of this lifelong work putting the framework together; then someone comes out of nowhere displays theres and it completely against yours and it gets recognition from the scientific community while yours is thrown out. This would spark jealousy and this is when bad things may be said to each other. I know i rambled on there lol, but yea im here and i have probably the wildest philosophical ideas you may probably hear that are influenced by and i will admit cherry picking ideas that make sense to me personally and adding my own extentions over it from my perspective living in life. One hypothesis of mine is "our existence is finite but infinite in the experience of it" I think this one would be a great collective project to work on and i think its worthy of building a theory off of. I may lack the intellectual jargon to articulate percisely but i have a ton to say on this subject matter. ​@@lessiakochetkova8363

Two sides of the same prism

No...not only the occult and secular-based belief systems but all beliefs systems has this duality (including Christianity) what we need to do is to separate our material reasoning with our personal-philosophical reasoning, one answers "how our universe works" but the other is how we answer "how life works" (mind the difference in wording), a very-hard-and-admittedly-psyche-crumbling synthesis to achieve for sure but it's possible but nonetheless.

You have moved a great point. I wonderd many times if science was some kind of occult when I read and studied the quantum mechanics where all is so messed up there. And are physicists occultists? Or even mathematicians who in some mysterious ways find equations which they only understand and then accounce to the World that they found truth. I myself found mathematical equations which make perfect sense to me but others dismissed them. So, maybe science and occult are the two sides of the same coin. Greetings.

​@@ericephemetherson3964yep. Some of them werent tho. Like Stienmentz and Tesla. But those guys got pushed out of the way because their stuff was going to show the world how electricity and energy could truly be used for all. The central bankers needed to own the info and control it, so they only let it develop so far. And then they began favoring math and theory so complicated and convoluted that people just accepted it. They backed Einstein and relativity and particle,wave, and blah blah.

White coat / Black art

Wow

Beautifully articulated neutral zero point hearing seeing feeling 🙏🤍🌄🪞

Jung must have mentioned that there are many of us who were born with a deep sense of our spiritual self and all our lives would be seekers.

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The Wizard Oz is the kindergarten Evidence Nothing in history is hidden and warnings are always visible before it happens. Our Bodies Are Vehicles & Your Birth Chart is your Mission.

Would you consider "wokeism " as a religion in that context ?

@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 no joejoe wokeism will release the dark side of the psyche. For me being uneducated it difficult to understand this tear down the patriarchy. If Jung had the chance now to have a voice, would they believe jesus was a woman's desire. The source of hypergamy? 😎🦁🙏

@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391 Anti-Whiteism*

Lol wonkiest are trans satanists, wake up. This is god world. not devils.@@joejoejoejoejoejoe4391

What information and overload? Everything is described in the Bible and no one even reads it? the ego, I haven't read myself but Jesus talks about the ego and giving it up will lead to to conscious acts, do not phrase the unconscious, you don't know what's in there.

Had to prepare the ground haha

I consider Jung a Realist, a historian of Human Psychology, an "Illuminist of the First Wave" that didn't fall for the religious / atheist illusionism.

@@antonius_006 when put that way you can see commonalities with Nietsche, and other contemporaries.

@@BlakeLight722 , one of them, that I like very much, is Eugen Herrigel, who wrote Zen in the Art of Achery.

@@antonius_006 I've heard a lot of it but never invested the time for it unfortunately. However I'll definitely look through it now after the recommendation. Thanks 🙏

Hoping to get it

what impact did reading it have in your life?

Whoopie

I hate anything mysticism. Which is why I never GOT his Red Book, Sorry I'll pass. Gnostic Paul

@@user-yo9pv1ni6twere all applauding you

You are god experiencing

Becareful using the words God and Self.

You have No God self, it’s The thoughts of The devil. God is beyond creation.

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Freud was nothing to Jung, Jung surpassed him by a high degree.

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It is a masterpiece indeed. Thinking of also buying the black books.

@The Quintessential Mind Please do consider making a video about the Black books too when read.

Me too. My lovely wife gave me a copy for Christmas a few years ago.

Why do you call this a masterpiece when it is Old and not that creative?

@@miliasmoonlet1849 Ofc, the age-old adage that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" rings true for all facets of life, this product of Jung's and Shamdasani's included. The OP could no more convince you of this objects beauty than he could convey the experience the human eye perceives when observing light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 450 and 495nm to the congenitally blind. OP might employ fantastic language to describe the sensations of this colour, such as: It is dark and mysterious; ominous, yet not void as the vacuum of empty space, majestic. It is like the ocean, a tight embrace before the abyss of freedom. It’s a gentle summer breeze caressing your face as the waves splash your ankles - harmless on the surface... However, it's entirely possible that all of which he's seen, felt, experienced and remembered to be 'blue', is in fact how you perceive 'red'.

How do I get the book

I ponder that we all eventually find ourselves in death…to be reborn without memory - very few exceptions apply. I’ve had The Red Book for nigh on ten years and suddenly it pops up in my psyche, so I dug it out from the piles, dusted it off, and begin…

Do you think then that those of us who are traveling the path of the spiritual and mystical might be struggling at the moment?? I had an awakening outside of my inherent mystic self two years ago. However at this point I feel lost. Like I sat down on the path if that makes sense. That my rituals and development have become questionable to myself. So I wonder if it because the unified or collective consciousness is so choked by fear and lies and narcissism and hopelessness etc that it may be what’s disrupting my own journey??

@@mclare71 we are all on this planet together. A lot of people are struggling right now, no matter what path. Our collective consciousness influences every individual and visa versa. We are all one being after all.

@@mclare71 We are ALL travelling the path, yet each path is individual. I just spent five hours planting five trees today. I’m bone weary but it’s a good weary. At no point did the collective consciousness bother me. It’s all around, this I know, and I have learnt to let it go. It takes just 2% of the entire worlds population to carry the great vibe of transformation into 5D…and other dimensions. The collective CANNOT prevent this for it is unstoppable. So, decide which part of this energy you wanna be and just be it. Though I send loving thoughts out on the ether everyday, I realize there are some who will hang onto old patterns, which is OK, it’s their choice and I forgive and release any and all fear of this global transition. Give yourself permission to be happy no matter what. I call it unconditional happiness. Mother Earth thanked me this evening as I finished planting in the twilight gloaming. Such simple bliss…please go well🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

​@@zannafidler2466 Jesus, the sense of superiority is oozing off of that comment. You forgive people for leading their path the way YOU don't approve of? If everyone had an individual journey to embark on, how come you get to decide it isn't to repeat the old patterns exactly as before inn order to realise the myth of, I dunno, "wasted potential"? It seems like your own idea of self is so high up it decides to outline others journey for them instead of accepting that not all journeys are meant to result in the "finish line" as you define it

I am so glad to hear you advise "reducing the Ego. Some people are on a quest to eliminate the Ego - but it is impossible to disown who you 'think' you are. The soul is who you REALLY are - an eternal loving and fearless entity. Through many lifetimes, we develop a lot of who we 'think' we are (Ego's). It doesn't have to be a rollercoaster. It's as Jesus said " I am in this world, but I am not of it". It is very difficult to know what the soul's agenda may be in any one lifetime, but it is certain that it is experience (creating BEINGNESS) that is the soul's main reason for BEING. When the body ceases - so also, the Ego ceases. God (and soul) don't care what you are thinking ( believing), doing, or having at the moment when you 'die' - and neither will you. The only matter of concern is what you are BEING. Humans have a propensity to judge wether an experience is good or bad. To the soul there is no such judgements - they are ALL just Experiences (which the soul craves.IT IS ALL GOOD. I look at it this way. Both the Ego and soul are travelling through life in the same bus. The problem (for most people) is that the crazy Ego is driving the bus - most often into the ditch. The solution is for the sane soul to take over the driving and to send the Ego to the back of the bus where it can be dealt with at an appropriate time. I know from personal experience that the Ego can come to trust the soul. Ego(who you 'think' you are) is a fear based entity and Fear paralyzes and confuses the mind. It is the source of ALL heartache and misery on the planet. Soul(loving and fearless) will ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS do the right thing. With the creative power of Soul, we could create Heaven on Earth 🌎🌍. But I'm probably preaching to the choir here. We need to replace the Fear with Love. Fear and Love CANNOT co-exist. Free Will - choose. Love or Fear. God has said 365 times (in just the bible) to "Fear not". If you can't trust God - you really have a problem. I have worked directly for God for 14 years now. In January 2008 He/She/It gave me a job description (more of a request) that says "I am sending you out by the Power of my Spirit to Release those bound by Fear, to Proclaim Forgiveness, and to Show Love to ALL men". God is not anything like organized religions push. Jesus said "Woe unto ye Pharisees. You are supposed to lead the people to God". They didn't then and they don't now. In my daily interactions with God, He has shown me NOTHING BUT Love and Humor. NO FEAR REQUIRED - AT ALL. I was inspired to comment to you. I hope that it helps you in any small way. Bless you. Gary in Montreal.

@@garychartrand7378 Thank you Gary.I see you are a spiritual person and a deep thinker.Yes fear is a part of ego mostly fear of truth in the world and in ourselves.To look at oneself takes courage and then again to change what you see there. Most avoid looking within so they don't have to change and the ego gets bigger.Individuation is the growth of the self/soul at the expense of the ego where as the ego grows at the expense if the Self/Soul.One takes us closer to that final step towards god the other farther away.Life is that back and forth struggle we are all involved in every day.It does not look good for us as a species because fear has stopped us looking at everything we are doing to our world,the wars which lead to bigger wars are now a problem too.I guess we can only pray as man himself has stopped listening to himself and his planet.

@@lindamoore3304 have hope. If we can wake up more people to the Truth of who they REALLY are - then we will survive in the body. So tell two friends the Truth and they can each tell two friends. We are in the final race between good and evil. Between everything that is God and that which is ungodly. You speak of a "back and forth struggle with Life. I do not struggle with Life. I simply accept what is and go with the flow. Life is the easiest thing I know of. That doesn't mean that I don't wish to change some things, but I strive to do this from a place of Love. To try and change things while being motivated by Fear usually produces even more problems. Spiritualists don't like the word problem. We prefer the word " challenge. Don't lose hope. Everything will be alright - even if we destroy our physical bodies. Reminds me of a joke. One friend asks the other friend " Do you think that there's intelligent life out there?". Friend replies "Why would there be. There's no intelligent life HERE". God bless us all.

Your trying to understand Jung WHY the point is to know & understand yourself through yourself to yourself, not through another !

​@@azaleaslightsage1271 Why was the book written then? For others to not understand it and go search within yourself? He could've written thaf sentence if he wanted that and keep the contents of red book as diary for himself. He wanted the contents to be mystifying, just like anyone form of expression will be once they tap their unconcious to a SPECIFIC degree

I haven't seen it for sale anywhere. Do you know if it was just bought on Amazon or something like that? I know I can just look that up myself, just figured I'd ask.

@@TheFos88 it’s available on Amazon.

@@danmaertens7872 hell yes thank you man

Yeah it was about time haha

Same here ! The cover caught me

core tenet of Jungian psychology: easily digestible social media influencer self help lists

thank you :)

enjoy

Anything you could imagine already exists, quote by Lenny Puello

I envy you for being open to this kind of world at 25 years old. I'm 42, it took a long time to get her and still haven't scratched surface yet. Kudos for avoiding the distractions that swallow so many young people

Same with me. That's why the Internet can be a magical place sometimes

... don't necessarily agree with reason/unreason split, if we interpret Reason as Possessing or Containing Intuition. (separating half of Intuition from Mythos)

Well said. Are you an efilist?

I think that your myth isn't singular, since you must continue to battle the prospect of duality imposed on you from the outer world. Thus, at each stage of your life you embody a different archetype depending on your environmental variables and mental/spiritual state and this the archetype of certain point in your life is the myth as you live it and only upon transformation of your being are you capable of either incorporate another archetype and begin a new mythical journey oooooor, integrate all parts of self and look beyond to be oriented towards the collective unconcious and its implications, marking the process of individuation from then onwards.

5.03 is breathtaking

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I've read the red book in full and also do not believe he used psychedelics. It seems to me he was simply a visionary savant who had already had encounters with imaginative visions in his childhood. In his adult life pursuing his studies and science, he temporarily cast off those childhood visions. When he started exploring the unconscious mind with Freud he had a vision that Freud misinterpreted, but Jung understood to mean that he should go down the secret hatch in the dark corner of the basement of his self. When he and Freud split, his position in his studies had ripened him for exploration and returning to accessing the gifting of his childhood now armed with riches of knowledge and wisdom. He discovered the height of human understanding was to stop hovering near its presumptuous apex and instead fall off the other side into madness and absurdity; where science had failed to explore. Psychedelics can fast track the kinds of visual and spiritual experiences Jung had; but his experience was conducted over a few years and was an extremely difficult endeavor full of transformative yet hellishly maddening encounters with his own soul, with a number of spirits, with Satan, with gods, and with myths; all of which carried the deepest sorts of mysteries from which he drew and later formulated his life's work. He presents these mysteries on silver platters throughout, often explaining them in robust detail, and yet you're left watching as these mysteries dissolve into sand and slip through your fingers. The sand falls beneath a grate which our presumptuous preoccupied minds are scarcely able to reach within; for we strive not to dissolve ourselves, though we ought to if we are going to finally be true selves.

how are you now

That's such a powerful comment. Thank you for this.

@@metamorphosis_77 thank you for the great content. Keep up the amazing sharing of inquest into thought and being!🙏

Whatever he wrote was his personal experience, none of us have to go by the word, but by the intention of the words which is exactly what every spiritual guru has said in the past, and the current ones too. What he calls unconscious is the place where our thoughts seem to emerge from, when we are concious we are aware of these thoughts, but things like art and creativity come from this unknown place. I don't think we need to read but explore within ourselves and then we can easily make sense of his words.

His ideas weren't "ahead of his time", the Eastern cultures have been addressing the spiritual matters for far longer...Jung just made it more comprehensible to the West and popularised the notions that most spiritual people would, at some point in their life, experience. Jung's education enabled him to conceptualise the process he's endured, BUUUUUT, his insights are far too individualised to be of any use or directory in Red Book, which is exactly why I have some reservations in terms of sharing all the creations that are tied so closely to the internal imagery that often deal with the subject as much as with the objec.

That's kinda mind-bending. The current collective unconscious was created over time through our adherence to myths and religions. If we want to be specific, we need to go back in time and identify when people started using myths and religions as mechanisms to develop thinking motifs. So, I don't think there was a preexisting structure. There was some collective unconscious before we started thinking in myths and religions, but it was operating differently.

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didn't know. He is my favorite filmmaker. good to know