Hello brothers and sisters!
The full interview: https://youtu.be/rMQWrocNzK8
In this rare and insightful 1957 interview that I have restored and printed accurate subtitles on, Dr. Richard Evans is interviewing Carl Gustav Jung, the most influential psychologist to have ever existed. Filmed at Jung’s home in Küsnacht, Switzerland, this interview offers a unique glimpse into Jung’s thoughts on the unconscious, intuition, synchronicity, healing and his groundbreaking theories that continue to shape modern psychology.
Over the course of four one-hour sessions, Jung discusses the genesis of his ideas, including the development of analytical psychology and the role of archetypes and the collective unconscious. This interview is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of psychology and Jung’s lasting impact on our understanding of the mind.
These filmed interviews were not only a profound discussion on analytical psychology but also provided a closer look at Jung’s personality, his intellectual vigor in his later years, and his continued impact on the field. It was intended for educational purposes and has since become an essential resource for Jungian scholars.
00:00 – Introduction and Examination of Human Attitudes
01:00 – Consciousness and Psychological Types
03:45 – Archetypal Patterns and Unconscious Dynamics
04:52 – Psychic Energy and Libido
06:29 – Energy Flow and Rest
09:09 – Drives Beyond Sexuality
10:44 – Neurological Shock and Neuroses
12:43 – Therapeutic Process and Dream Analysis
17:01 – Dreams as Manifestations of the Unconscious
19:12 – Universal Patterns in the Unconscious
21:12 – Collective Unconscious and Schizophrenia
25:04 – Symbolic Representations in the Unconscious
29:00 – Disagreements with Psychoanalysis
31:08 – The Unconscious as an Autonomous Factor
33:36 – History, Evolution, and the Psyche
35:30 – Individuation and Psychological Growth
37:08 – Archetypal Forms in History
39:04 – The Mandala as a Symbol of Wholeness
43:16 – Word Association Test and Complexes
47:48 – Psychosomatic Illness and Psychological Factors
53:29 – Emotional Influence on Disease
55:01 – Schizophrenia and the Toxic Aspect
My aim is to help Jung’s work permeate our modern consciousness, bridging the gap between the archetypal reality of our collective unconscious and our daily lives. This involves connecting our profound ancestral wisdom with our current space-time continuum-our daily rituals, habits, and the often unconscious patterns that guide us. I am deeply passionate about contributing to our individual and collective path to individuation, self-development, and the realization of our soul’s true purpose.
Welcome to the Jungian Aion!
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