Carl Jung on Self-Realization #shorts

In this clip Carl Gustav Jung recalls realizing his own existence. #carljung #psychology #philosophy #selfrealization #selfawareness #selfdiscovery

[bsr]

These people are born to help mankind. Not ordinary people.

[sneha]

Wow, at 11 years old having such a revelation within himself. Great ❤👏

[blueberry]

When I was in my 11th year I remember clearly turning a corner as I walked to my classroom and thinking - I am going to have a long hard struggle ahead of me in my life. This was true. Is still true and yet I have survived and I am still alive. My awareness has grown but has taken me 51 years to recover.

[SandraColeman-fhsi]

He enhanced my belief; we're all helpers wherever we're in the world! Chant our needs in the comfort of our home spiritually or naturally to the Universe.

[bojanakunoska]

It happened to me at a very young age, when I was just 5-ish.. I remember as I played with my toys it just popped in my head that I am me, different from every one else. I realised this and more importantly I felt it deep in myself. I went to my mother in the kitchen and asked her how can I be "I". She was laughing, telling me that you just are, like what do you mean..I was little and I couldn't verbally explain the complexity of my self-realization. And also the second question to her was where was I before my birth and the third was where am I going to go when I die, is there something after death. She said there is nothing after death. You die and that's it.
Later when I was an adult she explained to me that she didn't expect such deep questions, so early and from such a small child and she was not prepared how to answer them to me. She also said that she is very sorry that she told me then that there is nothing after death, because she was brought as an atheist and was an atheist then, but later in life she wasn't...
I remember that I was feeling a conflict within me between her answer and my inner feelings then after that conversation.
Fast forward 20 years later I graduated in psychology.😂

[snowleopard]

I had the same realisation a little later when I left home and went to study in another town. I had the distinct feeling that I was stepping out of the mist that I've been surrounded for so many years. It was the realisation that I am, that I exist.

[krishnablue]

Awakened from the dualistic ego dream, “the Mist” … excellent!

[maynardtrendle]

When I was 7-8 years old, I remember being on the playground at my school, and suddenly having the thought, "What is it like to die?".
The answer arrived just as suddenly; "THIS is what it's like."

It might be a meaningless, childish memory, but I remember the sun shining in my eyes through the leaves of a nearby tree as I thought these things .
Then, I went back to playing with my friends.

[deethompson]

I am what I am. I'm my own special creation 🎤😂✨️🙏❤️

[emperorlelouch]

I am that I am. It makes so much sense now.

[Salamander]

Being in the mist and not literally seeing his everyday environment, was a feeling and realisation of being yourself. No name, just being conscious of your own presence. I am who I am.

[georgiecam]

Love him so much. A truly beautiful spirit ❤❤

[singularonaut]

I have the same experience at 5 yo, I look at my hands and realize that I exist, I can control myself and I separate from everything else)

[deborahcookston]

I had self realization about that age as well. It was so profound.

[aiditariveratorres]

Well he was in search on hiw spirituality affects the man and the search for purpose and reason. He had a oastri father and that was difficult to grow in such a restricted and limited environment which he successfully got out of it. He became a huge reader of man's transcendental search for leaning while studying cosmology, religions, esoterism, occultism, anthropology plus medicine. He was not doubt one of the most important thinkers and pioneers of psychology and psychiatry medicine branches.

[folgargrimm]

I was 8 or 9 when this happened to me, it was such a strange feeling, I was sitting outside at public school, it hit me like a ton of bricks, i never could put words to it, this explains it perfectly.

[markjohnson]

My first shock was when I was three, and I realized that like myself, my sister must also be an 'I', and my Mom and Dad must each be an 'I'..
my second shock was around 11 when I realized that my every thought and word could affect everything and everyone around me..
My third shock was when I was 30, I woke up in the middle of the night and realized that I did not exist.. I knew my name, I knew I was a 30 yr old man, but there was NO way of establishing any empirical premise for my
'Being' at all. It was as though I was peering at myself peering at myself peering at myself, spiralling
away into Nothing..😮

[caseyrogers]

I had this very early. I have very clear memories of being 2 and 3. My early years especially in the single digits are some of the clearest in memory.

[katw]

I remember the time in my life when I had a self- realization. It was relativelly late. It wasn't one moment but a period of maybe two years after I changed my surrounding and starting to make my own decisions. Before that time, when I'm thinking about it now, it was like walking in the mist. And often wondering: how could I live like a zombie for this whole time, who was I and what was I thinking about then.

[vhdinh]

We are “Parts” of our Creator
Like the Leaves are parts of a Tree
😃🙏