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This Jungian Life PodcastDissociation as Design: Why the Mind Sometimes Lets GoDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Pierre Janet’s term abaissement du niveau mental describes an experience so common we barely notice it: fatigue, highway hypnosis, shock, wool-gathering, or monotony lowers the threshold of consciousness, and then images, memories, and impulses press forward. Jung found this idea useful for understanding threshold conditions that interfere with our normal skills, yet make symbolic material available, with the caveat that it’s only useful when it’s committed to memory and reflected on.What separates a generative r...
2026-02-191h 05
This Jungian Life PodcastHow Did I Become a Statistic?Jung wrote “The Undiscovered Self” in 1957, opening with “What will the future bring?”, as the Cold War, the Iron Curtain, and nuclear weapons gained enough momentum to threaten survival. He argued that mass-mindedness, amplified by state power, corporate bureaucracy, and scientific rationalism, reduces people to statistics, numbs conscience, and makes evil all the easier to project.When institutions promise safety and efficiency, what happens to individual responsibility?If religion is an instinct, what strange substitutes will it flow into when it’s suppressed?What can we do...
2026-01-221h 13
This Jungian Life PodcastHave We Ever Really Read Jung? Sonu Shamdasani on the Collected Works Crisis✨ The Gift of Dreamwork: Join This Jungian Life Dream School with 10% off from now until December 31st. Just use code HOLIDAY2025 when you purchase Dream School for yourself or as a gift. Learn more and enroll. -----------------------------------------------------Jung’s translator and editor for the English edition of his Collected Works took it upon himself to alter more than 60% of Jung’s ideas to make the books more marketable. Finally, this will be corrected. Sonu Shamdasani and his team at the Philemon Foundation are meticulously researching Jung’s original documents, and the results will surpris...
2025-12-041h 10
This Jungian Life Podcast[SUBSCRIBER BONUS] Is My Wanderlust Related To My Mother Complex?In this free edition of Jung Love, our subscriber bonus content, a Patron asks:"I'm wondering if you can talk about the issue of place: the ability to settle down somewhere, and how this could relate to a mother complex."Support This Jungian Life on Patreon and ask Lisa, Deb, and Joseph your questions for a chance to have them answered on Jung Love.
2025-12-0210 min
This Jungian Life Podcast[SUBSCRIBER BONUS] Should I Marry My First and Only Partner?In this free edition of Jung Love, our subscriber bonus content, a Patron asks:"My fiancé and I have known each other since we were 17. Neither one of us has really ever dated anyone else. We're both 29 now and due to be married in October. I love him, and he's my best friend, but I find as our wedding date gets closer, I'm having second thoughts.I'm about to commit myself to never being with anyone else ever again, and I can't help wondering what I might be missing. S...
2025-11-0509 min
Pathways with Joseph CampbellBonus: Psychological Implications of Mythology (Part 2 )In this bonus episode, The Psychological Implications of Mythology (Part 2), we continue Joseph Campbell’s exploration of depth psychology—moving from Freud and Adler into the profound insights of Carl Jung. Campbell examines how myth reflects the inner structure of the psyche, tracing the journey from childhood dependency to the mature process Jung called individuation. Along the way, he explores puberty rites, the tension between eros and power, and the ways mythic symbols reveal our lifelong quest for wholeness and integration.
Pathways with Joseph Campbell is hosted by Brad Olson, PhD and is a production of the...
2025-10-2158 min
This Jungian Life PodcastSUBLIMATIO: Jung’s Alchemical Method Turning Problems into ArchetypesDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Do you get overwhelmed by intense feelings and old patterns, feeling stuck because you can’t make sense of what’s happening, and reacting on impulse instead of pausing to choose a steady, thoughtful response? Jung’s alchemical insights will help. Sublimatio is an old alchemy term for heating a solid so that it turns directly into a gas, rises, and then cools back into a solid higher up. As a psychological metaphor, this happens when we discover an archetypal image or idea that...
2025-10-161h 10
This Jungian Life PodcastSUBLIMATIO: Jung’s Alchemical Method of Turning Problems into ArchetypesDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Do you get overwhelmed by intense feelings and old patterns, feeling stuck because you can’t make sense of what’s happening, and reacting on impulse instead of pausing to choose a steady, thoughtful response? Jung’s alchemical insights will help. Sublimatio is an old alchemy term for heating a solid so that it turns directly into a gas, rises, and then cools back into a solid higher up. As a psychological metaphor, this happens when we discover an archetypal image or idea that...
2025-10-161h 11
This Jungian Life PodcastSUBLIMATIO: Jung’s Alchemical Method Turning Problems into ArchetypesDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Do you get overwhelmed by intense feelings and old patterns, feeling stuck because you can’t make sense of what’s happening, and reacting on impulse instead of pausing to choose a steady, thoughtful response? Jung’s alchemical insights will help. Sublimatio is an old alchemy term for heating a solid so that it turns directly into a gas, rises, and then cools back into a solid higher up. As a psychological metaphor, this happens when we discover an archetypal image or idea tha...
2025-10-161h 11
This Jungian Life Podcast[SUBSCRIBER BONUS] How Do the Negative Mother and Negative Animus Collude?In this free edition of Jung Love, our subscriber bonus content, a Patron asks:"What are the dynamics in a woman's psyche of the collusion between the negative mother and the negative animus?"Support This Jungian Life on Patreon and ask Lisa, Deb, and Joseph your questions for a chance to have them answered on Jung Love.
2025-10-0510 min
This Jungian Life PodcastJung’s Inner Guides: The Secret of The Red BookJoin us for a free Zoom seminar on Dreams and Art on Saturday, September 13th, at 10:30 am EST. Register here.Jung’s Red Book is the primary research record of his systematic experiments in active imagination after the break with Freud, combining calligraphic German text and paintings that document dialogues with his inner guides—especially Philemon and Salome—which became source material for his innovative psychological concepts: Psyche’s autonomy, the collective unconscious, the transcendent function, and individuation. The Red Book reveals the secret source of his groundbreaking ideas.Read along w...
2025-09-041h 09
This Jungian Life Podcast[SUBSCRIBER BONUS] How Do We Know When to 'Trust' Dreams?In this free edition of Jung Love, our subscriber bonus content, a Patron asks:"Has there ever been a time in your life when a dream or series of dreams seemed to be telling you one thing, but you decided to go against it regardless? If so, what was the result?Is it always safe to assume that dreams are acting in your best interest or is there a possibility that, like an autoimmune disease causes a person's body to attack itself, your psyche can be self-destructive and deceitful...
2025-08-3114 min
This Jungian Life PodcastIMAGINATION: Jung’s Path to Creativity and Inner FreedomDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Imagination is a central organ of human perception, as vital as the senses, through which we access meaning, creativity, and the unconscious. It first appeared as an evolutionary leap that allowed humans to run mental simulations, project into the future, and innovate new tools, myths, and symbols. It operates voluntarily—when we actively plan, rehearse, or fantasize—and involuntarily, through dreams, hypnagogic images, and sudden inspirations. It offers insights we could not have predicted.Imagination provides the bridge between unconscious and conscious life, most present in active i...
2025-08-211h 03
This Jungian Life Podcast[SUBSCRIBER BONUS] How Can Understanding Symbols Help Us in Everyday Life?In this free edition of Jung Love, our subscriber bonus content, a Patron asks:"I keep hearing and reading that symbols are healing and transformative for people, but this concept is so arbitrary to me. I need some very specific and concrete examples of how a symbol can help a person in the various dilemmas of life we all can face. Can you please give a few examples in layman's terms?"Support This Jungian Life on Patreon and ask Lisa, Deb, and Joseph your questions for a chance to...
2025-07-2915 min
This Jungian Life PodcastWounds into Wisdom: Carl Jung’s Private LifeDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Carl Jung’s discoveries are woven into our common understanding. Introvert/extravert, shadow work, typology, persona, and synchronicity pop up in casual conversations all the time. Negotiating with our inner figures, now used by Internal Family Systems, was pioneered by him. Although we have adopted his ideas, few know how they were forged from his personal struggles. Today, we honor Jung’s 150th birthday by sharing stories from his life and how they shaped his groundbreaking insights.Find the dream w...
2025-07-2458 min
Rebel Educator®147: Building Software to Support Alternative Schools with Larissa Green and Joseph JungPersonalized learning deserves personalized tools. In this week’s episode, we sit down with Larissa Green and Joseph Young, the duo behind Spark, a flexible EdTech platform built from the ground up for alternative schools.Tune in to hear how Spark is giving microschools and co-ops the software they need to organize, manage, and inspire student-centered education.RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:www.sparkyourschool.comwww.facebook.com/YourSchoolSparkwww.instagram.com/spark.schoolsx.com/SparkYourSchoolwww.youtube.com/@SparkSchoolSoftwareWant to open your dream school with the freedom you deserve and the support yo...
2025-06-0335 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Win 8 Straight Series!!! | On to the Athletics Preview The Seattle Mariners are ON FIRE, winning their eighth straight series and riding high on momentum! Relive the highlights from the latest series win and get ready for the next challenge: - Preview of the Athletics series: What to expect from the Oakland A's and key matchups to watch - Mariners' hot streak: Analysis of the team's winning formula and what's driving their success - Key players to watch: Who's been fueling the Mariners' winning streak and what to expect in the upcoming series Get ready for a thrilling recap and preview of the Mariners' next series! Support Rooftop...
2025-05-0512 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Finally win a series in Boston!!! And finish off a successful roadtrip!!! HISTORIC WIN IN BEANTOWN!The Seattle Mariners finally conquered Fenway Park, winning a thrilling series against the Boston Red Sox! This series win capped off an impressive road trip, showcasing the team's growth and determination.Relive the highlights from the series, including:- The standout performances from the Mariners' offense and pitching staff- The key moments that sealed the series win- A look back at the successful road trip and what it means for the Mariners' seasonGet ready for a thrilling recap of the...
2025-04-251h 02
Rooftop SportsCal Raleigh and Rowdy Tellez lead the Mariners to a series victory over the Toronto Blue Jays!!!The Seattle Mariners took down the Toronto Blue Jays in an epic series, claiming a crucial victory on the road! Relive the highlights from the series, including: - The standout performances from the Mariners' offense and pitching staff - The thrilling moments that made this series unforgettable - A look at what this series win means for the Mariners' playoff hopes Get ready for a thrilling recap of the Mariners' series win in Toronto!
2025-04-2113 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Sweep the Texas Rangers!!! | Preview for upcoming road tripThe Mariners complete the SWEEP against the Texas Rangers!!! 🔥 In this video, we break down the highlights from the series as the Mariners dominate at home and gain momentum. We’ll go over key performances, standout moments, and what this sweep means for the standings. Then, we look ahead to the upcoming road trip — what challenges lie ahead, players to watch, and matchups that could define the next stretch of the season.
2025-04-1413 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Take Series from the Astros! But I still have concerns..... | Mariners vs Rangers PreviewMARINERS TAKE THE SERIES! The Seattle Mariners bounced back with a vengeance, taking down the Houston Astros in a thrilling series! But despite the win, concerns linger... In this video, we'll break down: - The key moments that led to the Mariners' series win - The areas where the team still needs improvement - A preview of the upcoming series against the Texas Rangers, including key matchups and predictions Get ready for a deep dive into the Mariners' latest series and what's next for the team!
2025-04-1054 min
Rooftop SportsMariners get swept by Giants by a heartbreaker and lose Victor Robles to InjuryTough Break for the Mariners The Seattle Mariners' series against the San Francisco Giants came to a disappointing end, with a heartbreaking loss that sealed a sweep. To make matters worse, Victor Robles suffered an injury that will keep him out of action for a while. Relive the highlights from the series, including: - The thrilling moments that kept fans on the edge of their seats - The crushing blow that led to the Mariners' defeat - A look at Victor Robles' injury and what it means for the team moving forward
2025-04-0726 min
This Jungian Life PodcastAnalytical Patisserie: When Pastry Sparked GeniusDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!In 1906, during Carl Jung’s formative visit to Vienna to confer with Sigmund Freud, a seemingly incidental stop at the renowned Café Sacher catalyzed his enduring fascination with pastry-making. At the time, Freud was actively refining his drive-based theories—including the pleasure principle—and while Jung had not yet formulated his later concepts, his curiosity was piqued by the Sachertorte’s complex interplay of technique and sensory allure. Authentically prepared Sachertorte requires an aerated chocolate batter produced via partial egg-white separation and a precise bain-marie...
2025-04-0136 min
Rooftop SportsJulio Rodriguez and Bryan Woo's Heroics help split series vs the AthleticsJulio Rodríguez and Bryan Woo STEPPED UP IN A BIG WAY, leading the Mariners to a thrilling split in the series! Relive the most electrifying moments from the series, including: - Julio's jaw-dropping plays and clutch hits - Bryan Woo's dominant performance on the mound Don't miss this action-packed recap of the Mariners' battle against the A's!
2025-03-3135 minRooftop SportsMARINERS FINALLY CUT THE CORD!!! No More Cable! No More extra Fees!BIG NEWS, MARINERS FANS! We're cutting the cord and ditching traditional TV for good! No more cable, no more extra fees! Join me as I share my experience switching to streaming services and finding the best options for watching Mariners games without breaking the bank!
2025-03-2106 min
Rooftop SportsJustin Turner Takes Shot at the Mariners Ownership!BOMBSHELL ALERT! Former Mariners infielder Justin Turner just threw some serious shade at the Mariners ownership group! In a recent interview, Turner made some comments that have Mariners fans going wild. What did he say, and how will the team respond? Join me as we break down Turner's comments and what they might mean for the future of the Mariners organization. Share your thoughts in the comments below! #Mariners #JustinTurner #MLB #SeattleMariners #Ownership Link to the Article https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/columnist/bob-nightengale/2025/03/05/seattle-mariners-spring-training-pitching-rotation/81422401007/
2025-03-0515 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: These Prospects are exciting! Lazaro Montes is Good! Im going to Spring Training!MARINERS TALK IS BACK! Spring Training is just around the corner, and I couldn't be more excited! In this video, I'm breaking down the top Mariners prospects that you NEED to keep an eye on. But that's not all - I'm also sharing my plans for Spring Training! If you're heading to Peoria, let me know in the comments below. Join the conversation and let's get hyped for the upcoming season! #Mariners #SpringTraining #MLB #Prospects #SeattleMariners
2025-03-0416 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk with Jim Moore: Mariners Spring Training Preview | Help me get to Peoria!Mariners Talk with Jim Moore: Spring Training Preview! Join me and special guest Jim Moore as we dive into the latest Mariners news and preview the upcoming Spring Training season! We'll discuss the top storylines, players to watch, and what to expect from the Mariners in Peoria. AND, I need your help! I'm trying to get to Spring Training to bring you exclusive coverage, but I need your support! Please consider donating to my GoFundMe campaign to help make this trip a reality: https://gofund.me/97ad1a06
2025-02-181h 12
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: Alex Bregman joins Redsox, Ms Spring Training is here! I have a special announcement!Get ready for the latest Mariners Talk!We're diving into the shocking news that Alex Bregman is joining the Red Sox! What does this mean for the Mariners and the AL West?Plus, Mariners Spring Training is finally here! We'll break down the top storylines and players to watch.And, I've got a special announcement to share with you all! You won't want to miss this!Join the conversation and let's talk Mariners!
2025-02-1345 min
This Jungian Life PodcastThe Archetypal Brain: Jung from an Evolutionary PerspectiveDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!With Deb and Joe out this week, Lisa speaks with Gary Clark, a visiting research fellow at the University of Adelaide, about his book Carl Jung and the Evolutionary Sciences.The discussion delves into the influence of indigenous cultures on understanding consciousness, the role of anthropology in Jung's work, and the implications of evolutionary development on human psychology.Humanity's ancient rituals underscore the importance of integrating the primordial emotional brain with the newer neocortex. Reconnecting to these practices in a contemporary setting ca...
2025-02-061h 38
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: Jorge Polanco has returned to the Mariners | T Mobile park actually works for the MsIn this episode of Mariners Talk, we dive into the details of Jorge Polanco's return to Seattle. How will his presence impact the team's chances in the AL West? We also examine the surprising success of T-Mobile Park, which is finally giving the Mariners a legitimate home-field edge. Join the discussion and share your thoughts!
2025-01-311h 09
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: Alex Bregman and Pete Alonso Update | Congrats Ichiro | Mariners Top Prospects reviewGet the latest scoop on the Mariners! In this episode of Mariners Talk, we're discussing the latest updates on Alex Bregram and Pete Alonso, congratulating the legendary Ichiro on his latest achievement, and reviewing the top prospects in the Mariners' system. Join the conversation and stay up-to-date on all things Mariners!
2025-01-2433 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk with J Trident Podcast: Mariners land Top Superstar Prospect | Can Mariners still get top free agents?Mariners fans, we've got a lot to talk about! The team has just acquired a highly-touted prospect, and we're analyzing what this means for the roster. Can the Mariners still attract top free agents like Alex Bregman and Pete Alonso? Join J Trident Podcast and me as we dive into the possibilities and implications
2025-01-171h 19
Rooftop SportsMARINERS FINALLY MAKE A MOVE!!! | They signed INF Donovan SolanoMariners fans, the wait is over! Seattle has signed INF Donovan Solano, and I'm here to give you my instant reaction. Is this a good move for the Mariners? What does it mean for their infield depth? Let's dive in and discuss.
2025-01-1412 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: Could Alex Bregman be an option for the Mariners? Should Mariners go for Luis ArrezMariners fans, it's time to debate! Should the Mariners pursue Alex Bregman or Luis Arraez? I'll share my thoughts on both players and discuss the potential implications for Seattle's roster. Join the conversation and let me know who you think the Mariners should target!
2025-01-141h 22Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: What are the Mariners even doing at this point?Mariners fans, let's have a honest conversation. What are the Mariners doing, and is it even working? Join me as I share my thoughts and react to yours. Let's debate and discuss the state of the Mariners!
2025-01-0840 min
Rooftop SportsSeahawks Postgame Show: Strong Finish over the Rams | Whats next?The Seahawks closed out their season against the Rams in style! In this postgame show, I'll dive into the key takeaways, player performances, and coaching decisions that made the difference. Plus, I'll discuss what this win means for Seattle's future
2025-01-0612 min
Rooftop SportsMariners Talk: Are the Mariners close to signing Hye Seong Kim? | 마리너스, 김혜성 영입 임박?WARNING!!! J Trident Podcast's WIFI Router Betrayed so feed may be off and may see lagging. That Router really did pull a Seattle Mariner....... Rumor alert! Are the Seattle Mariners on the verge of signing Korean superstar Hye Seong Kim? Join me as I break down the latest rumors and discuss what Kim could bring to the Mariners' lineup, also should the Mariners go for Ty France and/or Jorge Polanco is all else fails? Should the Mariners reunite with Paul Sewald or Kendall Graveman? Could the Mariners actually be in the run for Alex Bregman and...
2025-01-0359 min
Tech Snippets Today with Joseph RaczynskiPixel Peepers and AI Tricksters: The Great Deepfake Detective Game with Michael Jung at DeepBrain AIIn today’s episode, we’re diving headfirst into the tangled web of generative AI, deepfakes, and their potential to upend what we know as real. With the stakes higher than ever, we’re joined by Michael, a leading voice in the fight against AI-generated misinformation. He’ll guide us through how cutting-edge deepfake detection technology is working to outsmart the smartest of bad actors, flagging the fakes before they fool the masses. But it’s not just about tech; it’s about trust—how we can safeguard democracy while keeping free speech intact. So, buckle up as we explore the to...
2024-12-0222 min
This Jungian Life PodcastJung and Gnosticism: Discovering a Universe Of Whole-MakingWhat is the ultimate path to inner wholeness, and how do we reconcile the tension between the spiritual and material aspects of our existence?Jung’s exploration of Gnosticism enhanced his vision of the human psyche. In the Gnostic myths, Jung recognized the modern inner journey—where the Self represents the wholeness we all seek, mirroring the Gnostic Anthropos, the complete human being. Individuation, much like the Gnostic quest for spiritual awakening, becomes a journey of reclaiming our hidden divine spark, integrating both the conscious and unconscious aspects of being.A great cosmos of balance held...
2024-10-241h 38
This Jungian Life PodcastDid Jung and Tolkien visit the same psychic realms???How can the shared imaginal realms of Jung and Tolkien empower us to navigate our personal journeys and transform our understanding of self and community?In exploring the uncanny shared imaginal realms of Jung and Tolkien, author Becca Tarnas uncovers a profound intersection of depth psychology and mythopoeic literature, revealed in their seminal Red Books. Amid the early 20th century's upheaval, both authors undertook personal and universal journeys into the psyche, employing active imagination to engage archetypes such as the shadow, anima, and hero. Their works, brimming with symbolic meaning and mirroring profound psychological truths, beckon us...
2024-07-111h 42
This Jungian Life PodcastEncounters with Light: Jung's near-death experiencesHow can near-death experiences challenge and expand our understanding of consciousness and its connection to the transcendent?Carl Jung's near-death experience profoundly deepened his understanding of the psyche and its connection to the universal consciousness, reinforcing his belief in life beyond physical existence. During this transformative episode, he observed Earth from a distance, encountered mystical figures, and experienced a temple-like structure within a meteoric stone, enriching his theories on the collective unconscious and archetypal imagery. This experience left an indelible mark on his professional theories and personal philosophy, intensifying his exploration of human consciousness and the continuity...
2024-05-021h 15
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2024-04-201h 14
This Jungian Life PodcastEveryday Animism: Did Jung speak to his pots and pans?How do our interactions with the seemingly mundane objects around us reflect and influence our deeper psychological processes and connections with the broader universe?Jung held a fascinating belief in the soulful essence of inanimate objects. He engaged in daily greetings with his kitchenware at Bollingen Tower, expressing a unique form of animism that extended deeply into his personal and professional life. His collection of beer steins, each with its name, served not only as vessels for drink but as partners in dialogue, reflecting his practice of active imagination. This relationship with objects underscores Jung's broader theories...
2024-04-0139 min
This Jungian Life PodcastWAS JUNG ANTISEMETIC?How do we interpret and evaluate C.G. Jung's complex legacy in light of his interactions with Jewish individuals and the allegations of antisemitism, considering the nuanced historical context in which he lived and worked?"Ronnie Landau helps us unpack allegations that Jung was antisemitic. Assessing Jung's possible antisemitism is complex and requires a nuanced understanding of his historical context and personal relationships. His involvement in psychoanalytic societies during the Nazi era has led to accusations of antisemitism, yet his actions and writings suggest an intimate, dynamic, and protective relationship with Jewish colleagues and theories. Jung tried...
2024-03-211h 38
This Jungian Life PodcastDid Jung understand gay identity? Can Jungian psychology shed light on the archetypal forces shaping gay identity?" Our guest, Robert Hopcke, examines how Jung and Jungians have regarded homosexuality both clinically and theoretically, demonstrating that within a great diversity of opinion, there exist many ways to deepen an understanding of the lives and loves of gay men and lesbians. Hopcke proposes a view of homosexuality that is archetypally based, empirically supportable, psychologically profound, and spiritually evocative. Jungian psychology has a fresh take on integrating the shadow and the individuation process for LGBTQ+ folks. It encourages everyone to embrace their identity...
2024-02-291h 52
Pathways with Joseph CampbellBonus: Elementary & Ethnic IdeasIn this Bonus episode recorded at the Jung Institute in 1982, Joseph Campbell discusses elementary and ethnic ideas as two different interpretations of myth using the work of Freud, Jung, and Thomas Mann.Pathways with Joseph Campbell is hosted by Brad Olson, PhD and is a production of the Joseph Campbell Foundation. It is produced by Tyler Lapkin. Executive Producer, John Bucher. Audio and editing services provided by Charles Mallett.For more information on the MythMaker Podcast Network and Joseph Campbell, visit JCF.org.Check out our newest book and edition to The Collected W...
2023-12-1547 minThis Jungian Life PodcastSURVIVING MASS TRAUMA: How did Jung process catastrophic events?The great catastrophe of Jung's generation was the rise of Nazi Germany and WWII. His insights into the collective psyche of nations remain relevant today as we grapple with war and violence worldwide.Prepare to discover how collective hysteria and moral downfall lead to loss of individual responsibility and susceptibility to authoritarian control, whether collective guilt and the psychological impact of evil affects not just perpetrators but entire societies leading to collective moral crisis, when national fixations on power and technological prowess compensate for deep-seated inferiority, why lack of introspection leads to catastrophic consequences, the value of...
2023-12-071h 29This Jungian Life PodcastJUNG'S PARANORMAL ENCOUNTERS: Why did strange events follow him?If we lean into strange experiences with gentle curiosity, we may discover a level of psyche that acts directly on objects.Many of us have uncanny coincidences like thinking of a friend at the exact moment they ring us on the phone, but what about physical things breaking apart for no reason or luminous apparitions at our bedside? We often explain them away to reduce our anxiety, but Jung found them fascinating. He maintained a scientific attitude while accepting strange phenomena he could not explain. Eventually, he created a psychology of radical acceptance that creates space for...
2023-10-261h 18This Jungian Life PodcastFrom SHAMANISM to JUNG: Understanding 'Loss of Soul'As Jung’s anthropological studies expanded and his international travel exposed him to new cultures and ideas, he was taken by the concept of ‘loss of soul.’ A collapse of energy, a strange sudden alteration of personality, or episodes of blinding rage could signify a loss of soul from a shamanic perspective. The soul carries the animating and regulating forces as well as memory. In most traditions, it was expected to fly away upon death, much like the Egyptian Ba, depicted as a bird with a human head. Because the soul had an independent life, it might flee su...
2023-08-311h 28This Jungian Life PodcastTHREE VOICES, ONE SONG: Lessons in FriendshipThe essence of friendship is visible in its linguistic root: ‘to love.’ Cicero wrote, “Friendship improves happiness and abates misery, by the doubling of our joy and the dividing of our grief." In modern times the art of friending seems lost. We have replaced shared experiences with Facebook posts and quell our loneliness by scrolling. With high spirits, we three revisit our first meeting and reflect on the discovery of kinship between us. Our experiences of trust, reciprocity, and shared hardship marked by endless conversations and abundant laughter forged our bond during analytic training. Yet it reflects more tha...
2023-08-171h 33
The Podcast With A Thousand FacesEP 13: Cory Sandhagen & Tyler LapkinIn this episode, Tyler Lapkin of the Joseph Campbell Foundation sits down with Cory Sandhagen.Cory is an American professional mixed martial artist. He currently competes in the Bantamweight division in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). With a background in psychology and a deep appreciation for the insights of visionaries like Carl Jung , Krishnamurti, and Joseph Campbell, Sandhagen has delved into the depths of the human psyche, exploring the transformative power of facing fears head-on. Sandhagen's path is a testament to the idea that true strength is not merely physical, but also mental and emotional. By venturing...
2023-07-2255 minThis Jungian Life PodcastHEALING the RIFT: Anima Mundi in a Disenchanted WorldIs every object alive? Are wind, oceans, and mountains sentient? Jung, inspired by Anima Mundi or world soul, believed so. This concept, rooted in ancient philosophy, originates with Thales of Miletus, who envisioned the universe as interconnected and alive. Plato furthered this, proposing the World Soul as a bridge between ideal and physical realms. Born into a religious family in 1875, Jung strived for a fusion of science, psychology, and esotericism. He lamented that excessive intellect had stripped humanity of meaning. Although ancient beliefs might not resonate with modern minds, he felt that dreams could reawaken our world and called...
2023-07-061h 11This Jungian Life PodcastARCHETYPAL IMAGES: the soul's languageThomas Singer, M.D., Jungian Analyst and president of The Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism joins us to decipher Archetypal Images and explain the essential role of A.R.A.S. in collecting and curating them. Archetypes, as cosmic blueprints, dictate universal patterns of the collective unconscious, transcending personal experiences and cultural variations. They mold our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Archetypal images are their visible expressions, emerging in dreams, myths, and cultural narratives, providing a visual language linking psyche to self. They adapt and evolve across cultural contexts. Archetypal theory traces back to Plato's the...
2023-05-111h 57
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Good Time PodcastEpisode Four: Carl Jung and Edgar Allen PoeDan and Joe discuss Carl Jung and Edgar Allen Poe. Additional music by Friendly Knowledge.
2023-04-2018 minThis Jungian Life PodcastCAN JUNG’S HOME WITHSTAND REPURPOSING?It seems that an intrepid consortium of impact investors, real estate developers, and the Swiss Tourism, Farming, and Dairy Products Oversight Authority have created a juggernaut heading for Jung’s home in Kusnacht and his famous tower in Bollingen. The enterprise called Große Böse Wölfe Hinein Unterwäsche has announced its plans to finalize the acquisition of Jung’s estate and transform it.The modernization of revered sites is familiar across the world. Saddled with mounting maintenance costs and increasing government regulation, British Estates have been repurposed as luxury hotels and sacred temples into coffee houses...
2023-04-0148 min
Jung Chicago RadioJung in the World | Technology & the Self 2: Finding Ourselves in a Digital Culture with Elizabeth NelsonVideo Available on YouTube
Elizabeth Eowyn Nelson, PhD joins Patricia Martin for a lively conversation about the value of Jungian thought in our tech-centric times. Nelson is on the faculty at Pacifica Graduate Institute, where she is a scholar on dreams, technology, and cultural studies. In this episode, she brings a wealth of insight to our contemporary moment, exploring what it means to pursue personal growth in a digital culture.
Elizabeth Eowyn Nelson, PhD has served on the faculty of Pacifica Graduate Institute since 2003. Dr. Nelson’s own research interests have long been ad...
2023-03-2800 minThis Jungian Life PodcastAWAKE TO THE WORLD: Jung’s Ethical StanceDespite volumes written on morality and ethics, how do we determine what’s right? Values distilled over time by family, faith, and nation define and denounce wrong, but the effort to banish shadow only allows it to emerge as projection onto others. We decry in ‘them’ what we deny in ourselves. Jung says, “The shadow is a moral problem that challenges the whole ego-personality…for to become conscious of it involves recognizing the dark aspects [of oneself]…as present and real.” We have all faced a moral dilemma at some point in our lives, questioning our own judgment and re...
2023-02-231h 14This Jungian Life PodcastBest of This Jungian Life 2022New Year is a global time of celebration and self-reflection. We let go of what’s worn out and cheer on what’s new and emergent. Here at TJL, we raised our glasses in gratitude. We crested 8 million downloads, implemented major enhancements to your Dream School experience, started crafting our first book, The Key Dreams, and expanded our creative team. It’s been a year of dynamic growth, and we couldn’t have done it without you! Our mission to share Jung’s life-enhancing wisdom is advancing through your patronage, soulful participation, and kind-hearted enthusiasm.Your experiences are import...
2023-01-051h 22
Pathways with Joseph CampbellEP 19: Archetypes Jung, FreudFor more information on the MythMaker Podcast Network and Joseph Campbell, visit JCF.org. Pathways with Joseph Campbell is hosted by Brad Olson, PhD and is a production of the Joseph Campbell Foundation. It is produced by John Bucher and Ilya Smirnoff. Executive Producer, Robert Walter. Audio and editing services provided by Tyler Lapkin. All music exclusively provided by APM Music (apmmusic.com)
Pathways with Joseph Campbell is hosted by Brad Olson, PhD and is a production of the Joseph Campbell Foundation. It is produced by Tyler Lapkin. Executive Producer, John Bucher. Ed...
2022-12-011h 51This Jungian Life PodcastMatthew Quick on Jung, heartbreak, and healing in his new novel We Are the Light.Matthew Quick, author of The Silver Linings Playbook, shares himself and his new book, We Are the Light. Writer’s block led Quick to ThisJungian Life podcast, analysis, and letter writing as a literary device. Letters free us even as the privacy of the page dares us to reveal ourselves, risk intimacy, and express our longing to be received. Lucas, the main character, rediscovers himself through faithful letters to his former Jungian analyst after a movie theater shooting takes 18 lives, including his wife’s. Fragile, valiant, and humorously naive, Lucas Goodgame plays the game of life that Jung termed indi...
2022-11-031h 44Jung Chicago RadioJung in the World | Mythology and the Age of the Heroine with Maria Tatar
Renowned folklorist and Harvard scholar Maria Tatar joins host Patricia Martin to discuss her latest book, Heroine with 1,001 Faces. In this interview, Tatar unearths the forgotten legacy of the heroine’s quest, which parallels Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey, and illuminates the social significance of the heroine as an archetype for our times.
The video of this interview is available on YouTube.
Professor Tatar received her Ph.D. from Princeton University. Her teaching and research interests include Weimar Germany, German Romanticism, folklore, children’s literature, and cultural studies. She serves on degree committe...
2022-11-0100 minThis Jungian Life PodcastThe Inferior Function: Opening to the InteriorThere is a crack in everything / That’s how the light gets in. LEONARD COHENJung’s system of typology—our characteristic way of orienting to the world—led to the creation of the widely used Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Jung observed four essential ego functions. Thinking and feeling are rational functions of assigning value and making decisions, and intuition and sensation are non-rational modes of perception and attention. Ordered hierarchically from most to least developed, our inferior function lies closest to the unconscious. It tends to manifest through tasks, people, and situations that throw us off balance: we feel...
2022-09-291h 18This Jungian Life PodcastThe Way of Kabbalah: ancient map of the psycheKabbalah is an ancient Jewish mystical tradition that has captured the imaginations of people from widely diverse backgrounds, including Jung himself. Three weeks after his heart attack in 1944, Jung had an ecstatic vision, “…Everything around me also seemed enchanted…I myself was in Pardes-Rimonim, in the pomegranate garden where Tiferet and Malchut married. I also imagined myself as Rabi Shimon ben Yochai, whose mystical marriage was celebrated now. It looked exactly as the Kabbalists portrayed it. I cannot tell you how amazing it was…” Though Jung did not live long enough to explore the Kabbalah fully, his psyche was deeply aff...
2022-07-281h 11This Jungian Life PodcastDEATH: A Jungian PerspectiveAwareness of death can help us create an intentional life—one that serves the movement of soul toward wholeness. Jung realized that although we experience death as “a fearful piece of brutality,” the unconscious images death as celebration. On a night train, after his mother died, Jung reported that “during the entire journey I continually heard dance music, laughter, and jollity, as though a wedding were being celebrated.” Our limited capacities and the conditions of earthly life preclude certainty about life after death, but Jung’s recognition of universal mythic patterns led to his theory of archetypes and a psychic real...
2022-06-0957 minThis Jungian Life PodcastJung & Freud: From “Bro” to BrokenWe welcome Jungian colleague, psychiatrist, and historian Dr. Bert Price, whose research in Vienna during a 2019 international conference led to the discovery of new facts regarding the famous friendship—and break-up—of Jung and Freud. Following lively correspondence, the two men met in Vienna and talked for 13 hours. They continued over the next three days, and after attending the Wednesday night meeting of Freud’s Vienna circle, took a “spirited” walk to a tattoo parlor, stirred by the mythic significance of “marking" their newfound bond. The tattoo artist, Stefan Otto, was an Austrian sailor who had learned Chinese ink t...
2022-04-0142 min
Wise Content Creates WealthMyth-making with Content MarketingIn this episode, you'll learn how to develop one-of-a-kind content that stands out. We'll talk about how to use myth-making in content marketing to create more engaging, fascinating content. Prepare to learn how to use myth-making to modify your material and then take it to the next level.Don't miss this out!Join us today for this week's new podcast episode. Joseph is joined by our special guest Leigh Melander, Ph.D. , she has a doctorate in cultural mythology and psychology and has a background in writing and the p...
2022-02-1158 minThis Jungian Life PodcastLEGACY: Living Toward the Long FutureIs the future relevant? Can we suspend immediate satisfaction in favor of our descendants’ quality of life? Legacy comes from the Latin root legatia: one who is sent on a mission [into the future]. It is an act of benevolent imagination to accompany our choices forward in time and take responsibility for their fruits – by facing the long future we have set in motion, we can choose wisely.We are like King Midas, who nursed the satyr Selenius and was rewarded by the god Dionysus with one wish. Seduced by the fantasy of limitlessness, he wished that all h...
2022-01-061h 00This Jungian Life PodcastJonah & the Whale: a dream for our timeThe Bible as sacred text serves as a source of revelation and wisdom about the divine. As mythology, the Bible establishes norms for daily life and organizes psychic life forces. For Jung, mythologies and religions are symbolic expressions of archetypal patterns that foster the development of consciousness. Mythology reveals the dreams of a culture just as dreams bring personal mythology to light. Jung said, “We must read the Bible or we shall not understand psychology.” The Bible is not psychological only, but unless it is also psychological, we may not be able to relate its contents to our personal live...
2021-12-301h 10Jung Chicago RadioJung in the World: Jung & the New Generation of Creatives with Jessica Carson
Carl Jung was known to be endlessly creative and said art is an innate drive within all of us. People who identify as creatives are prone to certain mental health issues that are somewhat specific to their work. In particular, their shadow material is often overlooked in our culture in favor of a more romantic, poetic view of their identities. Author Jessica Carson uses Jungian theory in her book Wired This Way, a guide to the wellbeing of the creative spirit. It helps us understand creatives as more fully complex human beings. In this discussion, they touch on:
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2021-11-2900 minThis Jungian Life PodcastAssessing Our Psychic InheritanceJung said of the parent-child relationship: “Nothing exerts a stronger psychic effect upon the human environment, and especially upon children, than the life which the parents have not lived.” Jung understood that parents could unconsciously compel children to fulfill parental dreams or compensate for disappointments. Parental shadow creates an urgency to purge, perfect, or prolong a psychic legacy. It may manifest by taking on a parental aspiration, making up for a parental deficit, rebelling against parental constraints, or being subsumed by parental dictates. When personal libido is tied to parental needs, energy for life is hijacked by anxiety, ambivalence, and...
2021-10-211h 04This Jungian Life PodcastThe Music of Metaphor: Healing in Therapy & LifeGuest Mark Winborn is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst who teaches in the U.S. and internationally. Author of three books and numerous articles, Mark is an active member of the IRSJA and the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich/Kusnacht. Psychotherapy is talk therapy—but what kind of talk are we talking about? The most fundamental medium of our knowing is language, and metaphor imbues language with music.To understand and engage another’s internal world requires language which speaks in harmony with the unconscious. Metaphor speaks beyond ego and traverses the realms between past and...
2021-08-261h 26This Jungian Life PodcastThe Wounded HealerThere are three major models of healing: medical, shamanic, and psychoanalytic. In the first, the doctor does it to you; in the second, the intermediary does it for you; and in the third, Jung’s dialectical process, we work together to discover “the curative powers in the patient’s own nature.” Just as every wounded patient has inner health, every healer has an inner wound. If consciously known and borne, the analyst’s wound serves the healing process.In Greek myth, Chiron symbolizes the wounded healer, a term Jung originated. A wise and noble centaur, Chiron suffered a painful...
2021-08-1254 minThis Jungian Life PodcastTarot, Divination & the Symbolic LifeGuest T. Susan Chang is a writer, podcaster, and teacher of tarot, the most commonly recognized modern form of divination. The archetypal symbols in the tarot’s 78 card deck offer gateways to meaning and mystery. Jung says symbols act as transformers—life energy is converted from a lower to higher form by the amplification that consciousness provides. Tarot divination is intended to break from the mundane and court the numinous. It asks that we set logic aside, surrender doubt, and step unafraid into the space between realms. As with dreams, whatever arises will tell us something we don’t know a...
2021-08-051h 27This Jungian Life PodcastThe Cosmic Meaning of ConsciousnessIn Answer to Job, Jung states, “Whoever knows God has an effect on him.” If, as Jung claims, individual human consciousness affects God, what we are matters monumentally. When we serve our neuroses, the gulf between ego and Self widens. Pursuing individuation not only sets our personality in right order, it permits our personal experiences to enrich the collective unconscious – who we are is added to God. When Jung visited the Navajo, they told him they helped the sun, their father, cross the sky each day, a spiritual observance that sustained the world. Jung said, “I had envied the fullness...
2021-07-221h 11This Jungian Life PodcastArchetypesAlthough the concept of archetypes has philosophical ancestors, Jung’s theory was developed over time and rested on a foundation that was scientific and empirical. Research and experiment enabled Jung to establish the autonomous activity of the unconscious.He was then able to posit archetypes as a predisposition to form representations of universal human experiences and mythological motifs, such as marriage, the hero’s journey, and death/rebirth. For Jung, archetypes are innate psychic organs that “have a positive, favourable (sic), bright side that points upwards [and] one that points downwards…” Archetypes manifest spontaneously. In the collective, they are t...
2021-07-151h 09This Jungian Life PodcastLetting Go: When Is It Time?In the first half of life, we strive to develop ego strength and achieve our dreams. To want, will, and work is worthwhile and adaptive--until a life dream, relationship, or identity fades or fails. Should we hang in and hang on - or let go? When does perseverance become pointless, or hope turn rancid in refusal to accept disappointment, defeat, or depression?In letting go, we relinquish our hard-won, heroic “I” and yield to an encounter with the unconscious. Jung says that although “I was afraid of losing command of myself…I let myself drop.” He came to realize...
2021-07-011h 16Jung Chicago RadioJung in the World | Archetypes, Planets, and Glimpses into a New World View with Richard TarnasWe were honored to have the best-selling author Richard Tarnas on the podcast. In this interview with host Patricia Martin, he offers compelling insights into the archetypal dynamics now unfolding in the world, and how these coincide with certain major planetary alignments. Tarnas considers how our evolving understanding of the underlying unity of psyche and cosmos has relevance for the profound transformation humanity is currently undergoing, and he looks several years into the future to discuss the implications of major upcoming transits from a Jungian perspective. This interview is full of rich insights delivered with Tarnas’s distinctive warmth and...
2021-06-1000 minThis Jungian Life PodcastExtroversionAlthough Jung’s theory of typology is the foundation of various personality assessments, it is important to appreciate its profundity as Jung’s theory of consciousness. The four functions of consciousness - sensation, intuition, thinking, and feeling--are governed by two attitudes, extraversion, and introversion. Jung defines extraversion as “an attitude type characterized by concentration of interest on the external object.”Since the movement of psychic energy is outward, extroverts find gratification in social and collegial interactions. Extraverts, therefore, need to distinguish individual goals from relational expectations and cultural norms lest they sacrifice inner reality to outer influences. A vital...
2021-06-101h 10This Jungian Life PodcastINTROVERSIONThe terms introversion and extraversion, now cultural staples, originated with Jung and describe the overall direction of life energy. The widely used Myers-Briggs Typology Indicator (MBTI), now available online, is drawn directly from Jung’s theory of personality types. Although extraverts direct their energy outward, introverts direct their energy inward. External-world relationships and events tend to pale in comparison to ideas, internal images and reflective processes.The German poet Rainer Maria Rilke expressed this idea pithily: “I am in love with you and it’s none of your business.” Introverts are not shy, reclusive, fearful, detached or avoidant...
2021-05-131h 26This Jungian Life PodcastBonus Episode - MILKMAID REVELATIONS: JUNG’S EROTIC STAMP COLLECTIONSwiss Jungian scholar Jager Schmallzenburger has recently released news of the discovery of Jung’s erotic stamp collection. Found tucked into the wall behind a bookcase, the box of stamps features uniquely rendered images of milkmaids from countries around the world. The milkmaid, symbolic of the archetypal feminine in the flower of fulsome youth, has long been prominent in the mythopoetic imagination of man. No one had previously realized that Jung, in addition to his many other interests, was also a passionate philatelist, and his dedication to the image of the milkmaid puts a decidedly Jungian stamp on this un...
2021-04-0129 minThis Jungian Life PodcastA Comedian Walks into a Jungian Podcast…Elliott Morgan, comedian and PhD candidate in depth psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute, joins us to explore humor and psyche. Elliott grew up a fundamentalist Christian in central Florida, and has gone from practicing holy laughter to creating HOLY SH*T, his comedy special on Amazon (also featuring Jung’s debut on the comedic stage).Elliott’s college major, zoology, prepared him to play Goofy at Disney World and Big Bird on Hollywood Blvd. A recovering Nice Person, Elliott draws on life experiences, relentlessly engages shadow, and uses laughter to turn suffering into soul making. Hitting rock bott...
2021-03-181h 25This Jungian Life PodcastVisionary Imagination: Jung’s Private JournalsWe welcome Sonu Shamdasani, PhD, scholar and historian of depth psychology and Jung’s opus. His research and expertise were instrumental in bringing Jung’s Red Book to the public in 2009. Jung’s Black Books, the journals in which he recorded “my most difficult experiments,” have just been published. We discuss Jung’s encounters with figures and images from his psychic depths--experiences foundational to Jung’s subsequent work and which opened a portal to humankind’s imaginal mind and mythic substrata.The Philemon Foundation, which Dr. Shamdasani co-founded in 2003, is dedicated to bringing forward more of Jung’s unpublished manu...
2020-11-2653 minThis Jungian Life PodcastREVIVING OUR CAPACITY TO FEEL: The Core of Jung’s LegacyMarie-Louise von Franz, Jung’s close collaborator, capped her public work in a 1986 lecture that summarized Jung’s signal contributions to understanding the human experience. Jung was concerned that rationalism, quantitative methodologies, and the objectification of people and animals had become one-sided, resulting in ethical and empathic deficiencies. He felt the over-development of professional personas—even among physicians and psychotherapists—led to avoiding authentic encounters. Sentimentality, a superficial expression of feeling, could be used to mask cruelty, including to animals.For Jung, relationship to the sacred was foundational, and was the true source of an ethical stance. He felt...
2020-11-052h 30This Jungian Life PodcastSacred Symptoms: How the Numinous HealsDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Jung states “the main interest of my work is not concerned with the treatment of neurosis but rather with the approach to the numinous…the real therapy. In as much as you attain to the numinous experiences you are released from the curse of pathology.” Jung defines numinous as “a dynamic agency or effect not caused by an arbitrary act of will” that conveys a mysterious yet deeply meaningful message.Numinous experiences happen to us, yet we can approach the numinous by engaging in practices like active imagination, r...
2020-09-241h 13
Swisspreneur ShowEP #100 - Alfred Escher: Wie Ein Unternehmer Die Schweiz Für Immer Veränderte (Ein Gespräch Mit Joseph Jung)Timestamps:
6:01 - Wie die Eisenbahnfrage die Schweiz für immer verändert hat
30:53 - Wer ist Alfred Escher als Mensch?
48:03 - Wie Escher mit Verlust klargekommen ist
59:42 - Umgang mit Krankheit
1:24:48 - Hat Alfred Escher ein tragisches Ende gefunden?
About Joseph Jung and Alfred Escher:
Joseph Jung is a historian, consultant and the author of one of the most influential biographies of Swiss entrepreneur Alfred Escher as well as “Laboratorium des Fortschritts - die Schweiz im 19. Jahrhundert”. Joseph studied Swiss history, modern general histor...
2020-09-231h 37This Jungian Life PodcastAt Home in Our Bodies: Incarnation & IndividuationDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them! Jung teaches that soul and spirit have a home in a living body, the font of psyche’s images and means of their incarnation in the world. Embodiment is the ground of being, and engaging the tension between instinct and archetype shapes consciousness and character. Jung identified five instincts: creativity, movement, sexuality/eros, hunger in its many manifestations, and the ability to reflect and make meaning.If Pinocchio’s task was to humanize his instincts, much of modern man’s mission may be to re-establish vibrant connection wit...
2020-09-171h 18
Life & Love with The LewisesEPISODE #6: Does Personality Matter? Pt.1Hey guys today on the podcast we are talking about personality types and if they are really important and how they helped us.
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Personality Types- Personality typing is a tool with many uses. It is helpful in the areas of growth and self-development is used as a tool for discovery, rather than as a method for putting people into boxes.
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2020-06-1542 minThis Jungian Life PodcastRiots: When the Collective Catches FireDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!How can we understand the psychological wild fire of rioting? Jung, who lived through two world wars, understood that mass movements had the power to manifest archetypal energy. The urge to unleash destructive chaos is depicted in mythologies around the world. Early Norse warriors attained battle-crazed states as "berserkers," and Cu Chulainn, a mythological Irish warrior, killed both friends and foe. Eris, the Greek goddess of discord and strife, started the Trojan War, and Kali, a Hindu god whose name derives from suffer, hurt, startle and confuse, also incited...
2020-06-041h 02This Jungian Life PodcastJung, UFOs & Aliens: The Truth is Out ThereDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them! The Pentagon recently released a film of a UFO made by Navy pilots. Although such credible documentation is new, UFO sightings go back to ancient times and surged after World War II. . Interstellar travel then seized the collective imagination, and the ongoing abundance of books, television shows and films signals the emergence of a new mythology. In his treatise “Flying Saucers,” Jung took a phenomenological stance, acknowledging experiences of sightings without concretizing them as physical or dismissing them as fictional. Alchemists projected psyche onto matter at a time when its tran...
2020-05-141h 08This Jungian Life PodcastJung & Astrology: Cosmos & CharacterDREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Astrology is a 4000-year-old discipline rooted in the mystery of man’s relationship to the universe. It is an archetypal frame for human experience that influenced Jung, depicts our connection to the heavens, and anticipates future trends. We are now beginning an approximately 38-year Pluto-Saturn cycle—and Covid-19 has appeared at its outset. Pluto is associated with the underworld; Saturn is a stern taskmaster and enforcer of boundaries. The virus is forcing us to face fear and death—and also consider what egoistic attitudes may need to die. We can relate...
2020-04-301h 31This Jungian Life PodcastTherapist Disclosures: Withholding or Overloading?DREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them! Should an analyst share personal information with clients? Freud believed that the analyst should be devoid of personal presence, so he sat unseen behind his famous couch. Jung realized that regardless of theory, psychotherapy entailed two people in a room interacting. He likened two personalities to chemical substances: as they combined both would be altered. Jung and his patients interacted face to face, for Jung welcomed the complexities of human relationship. Relational dynamics are the bedrock of the therapeutic process; we invite them into the consulting room. Vulnerabilitie...
2020-03-261h 10This Jungian Life PodcastDestiny: Are We Fated to Have One?DREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!Questions about fate and destiny have existed for millennia. Fate often refers to unalterable realities, from genes to future events, whereas destiny points to future potential. An acorn’s likely fate is to die on the forest floor, but its destiny is to become an oak tree. Jung understood that “…when an inner situation is not made conscious, it happens outside, as Fate.” Differentiating from family and collective values, and from the inner world of the unconscious, is what can enable us to change what appears to be external and auto...
2020-03-121h 05
This Jungian Life PodcastEpisode 61 - IndividuationIndividuation, the central concept of Jung’s psychology, is the foundational image and aspiration of Jungian psychoanalysis – and life. It is the theme of many a fairy tale, the sought-for treasure of a quest, and the “juice” that makes symbols compelling. Individuation has an innate developmental arc and a psychological trajectory that allows us to bring conscious intention to our own individuation process. However, vital transformational events are not simply occurrences ego alone can command; they are ultimately mysterious. They arise independently from the unconscious and what Jung termed the Self, the center, circumference and true center of the personal...
2019-05-301h 09
This Jungian Life PodcastEpisode 52 - Precognitive DreamsListeners contributed examples of precognitive dreams for this episode. Lisa, Joseph, and Deb discuss theoretical concepts and listener dreams from various vantage points: the intuitive capacity of the unconscious, the synchronous intersection of matter and psyche, and activation of an archetype. These and other ways of knowing are beyond the scope of ego and call us to the realization that the ego, as Jung said, is a part of and connected to something larger that is ultimately mysterious. Jung compared this process to the plants called rhizomes. Their horizontal underground stems which put out lateral shoots and flowers that...
2019-03-281h 03
This Jungian Life PodcastSYNCHRONICITY: the mysterious web of meaningful coincidencesSynchronicity is a concept that has fascinated thinkers across disciplines for decades, and few have delved as deeply into its nature and implications as the Swiss psychologist Carl Jung. According to Jung, synchronicity refers to meaningful coincidences that defy rational explanation but that feel infused with a sense of significance or destiny. But how do we recognize such coincidences, and what role do they play in our lives and psyches? Jung himself was driven to explore the concept of synchronicity by his encounters with analysands who described unusual coincidences that seemed to be tied to their inner e...
2018-06-0731 min
Elmars-Tooth-TalkDr. Elmar Jung | Episode 14 | Zahnfleischerkrankungen Teil 2In dieser Episode erfährst Du unter anderem von einer genialen Zahnreinigungs-methode, WER Dr. Joseph Phillips war, WIE Zahnfleischentzündungen andere Organe beeinträchtigen können und WELCHE Probleme Zahnfleischentzündungen sonst noch mit sich bringen können
2017-01-3015 min
Elmars-Tooth-TalkDr. Elmar Jung | Episode 009 | Die bahnbrechende Entdeckung von Dr. Weston A. PriceIn dieser Episode erfährst Du unter anderem welche bahnbrechende Entdeckung Dr. Weston A. Price mit wurzelbehandelten Zähnen gemacht hat und warum Dr. George Meinig sein Buch „Die Entdeckung des Wurzelkanals“ geschrieben hat, was der berühmte deutsche Krebsarzt Dr. Joseph Issels und der Chefarzt der Paracelsus-Klinik in der Schweiz, Dr. Thomas Rau, bei ihren Krebspatienten herausgefunden haben, was Zahnfleischerkrankung verursachende Bakterien mit Herzerkrankungen zu tun haben und was Dein Zahnarzt tun kann bevor es zu einer Wurzelbehandlung kommt
2016-12-1914 minJung Chicago RadioMythologies of Journey & Pilgrimagewith Thomas Patrick Lavin, PhD
This episode is part one of the series Myths to Grow By. In his later years, Joseph Campbell defined mythology as a system of energy-evoking and energy-directing symbols which serve four functions for individuals and for the culture: the mystical, the cosmological, the sociological, and developmental functions. This course addresses the personal development aspects of mythological systems, using the writings of Joseph Campbell and others as a guide. Seen in their developmental function, myths are blueprints or road maps to personal growth. To know our own personal myth is to be filled...
2016-09-161h 44
ThirtyFour-50's tracksJung Chang on ThirtyFour-50Jung Chang was born in Yibin, Sichuan Province, China, in 1952. She was a red guard briefly at the age of fourteen and then worked as a peasant, a 'barefoot doctor', a steelworker, and an electrician before becoming an English language student and, later, an assistant lecturer at Sichuan University. She left China for Britain in 1978 and was subsequently awarded a scholarship by York University, where she obtained a Ph.D. in linguistics in 1982 - the first person from the People's Republic of China to receive a doctorate from a British University. Jung Chang lives in London and teaches the...
2014-04-1829 min