In addition to taking a closer look at the idea of a collective unconscious, today on the Truth Perspective we will take a brief look at Jung's method of therapy and some of its flaws. In the words of Dr. K. Dabrowski, many of Jung's notions were vague, impractical, and lacked an awareness of the multilevelness of emotional and instinctive functions.
Tune today at 12 pm EDT as we once again dive into the underworld of Jungian thought.
Running Time: 01:44:07
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Sources cited
- Kazimierz Dabrowski, Psychoneurosis Is Not An Illness
- Kazimierz Dabrowski, Multilevelness of Emotional and Instinctive Processes
- David Ray Griffin, Process Theology
- Ed Hird, "Carl Jung and the Gnostic Reconciliation of Gender Opposites"
- Lisa Marchiano, "Outbreak: On Transgender Teens and Psychic Epidemics"
- Richard Noll, The Aryan Christ
- Jordan B. Peterson, Maps of Meaning
Haven't had a chance to listen yet, and do not know if this corresponds to what Jung thought of collective unconscious.
There are two other Speciel Minds on the planet besides that of humanity, and one is what DD calls the Alien Mind and what the religions call Satan, and the other is the Mind of Man, the Christ Mind to some and the one we should be calling on to gain their guidance. Their vantage point is must higher than ours for they can see Time as All One, into the hearts of men, and they know the Reason of Things.