The Red Book - Carl Jung’s Gift to the World

From the year 1914 to 1930, Carl Jung embarked on a special spiritual journey.

He called it the "confrontation with the unconscious" and the result of this confrontation was the legendary Red Book.

The creation of the Red Book was a significant endeavor for Jung since it contains the nucleus of his later works. It was here that he found inspiration for the conception of his principal theories of the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the process of individuation.

Chapters:

Prologue - 00:00
The wrestle with the unconscious - 03:24
Confronting the soul - 06:10
The God inside us - 08:31
Philemon - 11:51
In Closing - 15:03

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[metamorphosis_]

Who are you really, and what is your myth?

[Purkestan]

How wonderful it could be to have the privilege to meet with people who are interested to talk about such things as the teachings of Carl Jung and share their own ideas and insights without prejudice or egotistical perceptions or limitations. I long for that day/opportunity. ☯

[PJ-nsum]

"Until we make the unconscious conscious, it will direct our lives and we will call it fate."

-carl jung

[SpiritNurse]

You reach the point in your existence when you decide to apply your mind to what lies outside of conventional thinking. This involves having the conviction to adhere to the concept of everything that is exists within you. Jung met his own conceptions, just as anyone else would, and discovered how to exist as a dual being; that is, living within yourself and without yourself in the same plane of existence. Those dynamics work pretty much the same for anyone on a spiritual journey, arriving to what many conceive of as the soul’s mission. You give faith to fate because it’s outside of conventional thinking—and the surest unsure way of trying to project a reality that moves us beyond this failure of a social structure and into one that resonates with the imagination.

[MakeLoveNotWar]

Jung's work is one of the best example of how science and the occult are just two sides of the same coin

[annfinnerty]

I am currently studying the ideologies and practices of Shamanism which holds a similar concept. A practice of understanding the myth means letting go of your name to create space for who you can be not who you have been told to be. A master of this practice of letting go of identity means you can wake up everyday and surprise yourself with who you could be. Thank you again, I'm so happy I have found your channel.

[ΟδυσσέαςΖαφειράκης]

I was so sure you went deep in Jung's theories when you asked "what's your myth" on Instagram. Jung's collective unconscious is today's genomic expression on a biopsychosocial model. That man was way ahead of his epoch. Great work once again! 💪

[ejenkins]

As the world has changed since the Internet the words of Jung have gained more and more meaning to me. "A great change in the collective unconsious is imenent" the chaos will devour many poor souls. Religions should be ashamed of themselves for sacrificing the youths that will get lost due to the overload of information.

[debbieparenti]

I own this remarkable book. It is deeply spiritual and mystical. A cherished gem in my library.

[yoshomiamoto]

I discovered this video right after I had an spiritual awakening with my " True God Self". I had been chanelling it for 30-60 mins every morning and night for the last 2 months through the teachings in Saint Germain book "I Am Discourses". The fact that this came up right afterwards from a prayer was truly astounding. By the way, I have Carl Jungs "the red book" as well, have not fully read it yet. The content of that book and the things he encountered while exploring his consciousness is insane.

[adebayoayobami]

3 years in and YouTube algorithm just brought me this, because of my recent obsession with shadow traits, and I have to say… THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY!! Thank you for blessing us with this masterpiece! 🙏

[trevorwageman]

I’m currently on a journey inward and this book has given me great insight. I’ve been using forgiveness and surrender to over come societies collective unconscious beliefs. There truly only is a higher good and this inner battle will only make us stronger and more understanding. My friend Fortune said, “ Any demons are forces from inside the self. To make this demon ones’ servant- to master it- one must be purified of ego desires and fear.”
I’m currently battling fear and hope to overcome soon. Spread love and pray for one another. Let’s make this collective unconscious the most beautiful loving kingdom our spirits/ souls have ever dwelled. Peace love and happiness to all

[luminariamuscaria]

I am so fortunate and grateful to even be able to be introduced into this world of Jungian wisdom - to have yet another fascinating front to delve into and expand my conciousness in my spiritual journey. The Red Book now has a special place on my reading list.
For sharing these seeds of knowledge, in the form of your fantastic videos for me and other beautiful open-minded people to nourish, expand and grow - Thank You!!!❤️

[arborsamurai]

I really loved the part about spiritual renewal and magic being as hard as living without reason.
Also the animation accompanying the liminal space, reminds me of Merkabha.

[dlloydy]

Fascinating. Jung & his ideas/work are so intriguing especially his thoughts on the afterlife (in the black book I think) it makes so much sense to me anyway. Thanks for another classy video.

[michaelschuetz]

Thanks for this! I'm in the middle of "Memories, Dreams, Reflections" and your video was a helpful supplement.

[mujaku]

[Eduard] Von Hartmann described three layers of the unconscious: (1) the absolute unconscious, which constitutes the substance of the universe and is the source of the other forms of the unconscious; (2) the physiological unconscious, which like Carus' unconscious, is at work in the origin, development, and evolution of living beings, including man; (3) the relative or psychological unconscious, which lies at the source of our conscious mental life. The main interest of the Philosophy of the Unconscious lies not so much in its philosophical theories as in its wealth of supporting material. Von Hartmann collected numerous and relevant facts concerning perception, the association of ideas, wit, emotional life, instinct, personality traits, individual destiny, as well as the role of the unconscious in language, religion, history, and social life. — Henri F. Ellenberger

[rizmasmirror]

Our ego tries it’s best to protect our vulnerable self. Not fair to murder it just because it makes mistakes. Be kind to your ego, help it cultivate the confidence it needs to hand the reins back to your true self.

[noodlenate]

Oh such a lovely presentation, Adrian. Thank you and will check out your other videos!

[diannelawrence]

Thank you for the clear precise explanation of complicated ideas. I am on board with all of it! I have had my own inner teacher for decades. This books helps me to accept more fully this reality and perhaps give it greater voice.