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Anima and Animus - Eternal Partners from the Unconscious
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The anima and animus are two contrasexual archetypes crucial for individuation and to progress towards the Self in Carl Jung’s analytical psychology, they are the archetype of life and archetype of meaning, respectively.

The anima is the personification of all female psychological tendencies in man, while the animus is the personification of all male psychological tendencies in woman. They form part of the collective unconscious, as archetypes or collectively inherited patterns of behaviour, which are autonomous, making them particularly difficult to integrate into one’s personality.

The integration of the shadow, or the realisation of the personal unconscious, marks the first stage in Jungian psychology. Without it, a recognition of anima and animus is impossible. Shadow integration is the ‘apprentice-piece’, while the anima or animus is the ‘master-piece’.

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(0:00) Introduction: Carl Jung’s Model of the Psyche
(2:11) Introduction: Anima and Animus
(4:49) The Anima: The Woman Within
(13:05) The Animus: The Man Within
(17:43) Anima and Animus: Path towards Individuation

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📝 Sources

- C.G. Jung, J.L. Henderson, M.L. Von Franz, et al., Man and His Symbols
- C.G. Jung, C.W. Vol 9. Part II: Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self
- C.G. Jung C.W. Vol 7. Two Essays in Analytical Psychology
- M.L von Franz, Animus and Anima in Fairy Tales
- Emma Jung, Animus and Anima: Two Essays
- The Handbook of Jungian Psychology: Theory, Practice and Applications
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@Eternalised

2 years ago

The dance between anima (archetype of life) and animus (archetype of meaning) is indispensable for individuation. :_eternalIPoM: Subscribe to newsletter: eternalisedofficial.com/subscribe Become a Patron (exclusive content): www.patreon.com/eternalised YouTube Member (exclusive content): youtube.com/channel/UCqos1tl0RntucGGtPXNxkkA/join Official Merch: eternalised.creator-spring.com/ Donate a Coffee: ko-fi.com/eternalised Transcript and artwork gallery: eternalisedofficial.com/2022/01/21/anima-and-animu… Thanks a lot to my Patrons: Ryon Brashear, Jeanette, john cochran, Jay B, Reuben Markham, Evangelos Barakos, Mr X

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@jayabyss377

2 years ago

5:42 The anima is the archetype of life and when it is negative, the impulse is to dream about life and to make wishful fantasies about life, instead of living life. It is as if a vampire is sucking one’s blood, the blood being our life activity. Such people sink into passivity, feel constantly tired and do not want to do anything, one wakes up depressed and nothing means anything. Thank you for this. I have been feeling quite lifeless recently.

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@FelixSkura

2 years ago

A key thing to remember about the archetypes is they are a symbol of wholeness, and have positive and negative qualities associated to them.

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@abbasalchemist

2 years ago

Jung was unbelievably complicated and so often misunderstood! It is great that we can explore the depths he presents to us in more detail.

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@Lemosa3414

2 years ago

I'm not sure if you'll see this, but in case you do: I've been silently watching most of your recent videos, and Sir, please accept a humble thanks. You've done priceless work for free in order to open my eyes so I could find my peace in the world. Thank you.

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@trapperjohn6089

2 years ago

Water to douse the fire, fire to boil the water.

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@Yetipfote

1 year ago

I cannot tell you how awesome life gets the more I know of it. I love it. It is dark, wild, brutal, beautiful and amazing.

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@bytorowl2458

2 years ago

Animate: Jung inspired lyrics by Neil Peart "POLARIZE ME SENSITIZE ME CRITICIZE ME CIVILIZE ME COMPENSATE ME ANIMATE ME COMPLICATE ME ELEVATE ME Goddess in my garden Sister in my soul Angel in my armor Actress in my role Daughter of a demon-lover Empress of the hidden face Priestess of the pagan mother Ancient queen of inner space Spirit in my psyche Double in my role Alter in my image Struggle for control Mistress of the dark unconscious Mermaid of the lunar sea Daughter of the great enchantress Sister to the boy inside of me My counterpart — my foolish heart A man must learn to rule his tender part A warming trend — a gentle friend A man must build a fortress to defend A secret face — a touch of grace A man must learn to give a little space A peaceful state — a submissive trait A man must learn to gently dominate`"

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@gabelonguinhos

2 years ago

this is pretty fantastic content. had never seen the Jungian philosophy or understanding of things fleshed out in an essentially logical but still kind of fantastic/mystical way. it sounds like Jung laid out a fairly specific path towards the goal of individuation, but nobody seems to use or teach that as a "system" of any kind.

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@ganeshapsychedelicrock4027

2 years ago

I get the impression that maybe our "Creativity" is extremely important for us all.

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@Moji-pc4gq

1 year ago

the discussion on anima hit close to home. my mother and i had always had a difficult relationship, with the last year or so being the most challenging and resulted in me choosing to no longer stay in contact with her. i grew up without a father and had to take the brunt of her volatile behavior, was filling me with uncertainty and a depressive outlook on the world; irritable towards other and insecure with myself (i’ve gotten much better on the insecurity, still have some trouble with the others). we constantly fought and it felt like i was never able to fully express myself to her or have a healthy relationship with her, specifically due to her choosing her romantic interests over me. this caused me to retreat into my psyche and create worlds for myself to explore so that i wouldn’t have to face this reality, as well as get into reading philosophy and studying psychology + comparative politics at university to study systems and theory as well as have an understanding of the human mind. nowadays i’m an extremely private and introverted individual, with my inner world always functioning. reading through other comments, it’s bizarre how many other people who experienced similar situations have the same mental outcomes from a negative mother-child relationship. for me personally, detaching myself from her was the best decision i could’ve made and not having either parent in my life has only brought me peace and feels like the beginning of a new era in my life; truly like reaching the top of a mountain and gazing upon the scenery of the world. i’m not sure if anyone else has gone through this situation and has felt the same way, but my main point is that you don’t have to let your past define your present. i feel like a new being and more free than ever before after letting go of the negativity that had plagued my life for so long. these videos are so thought provoking, love that i get to spend my nights watching these and ponder on the concepts of human reality + philosophy. edits: any language that portrayed that i was saying these experiences are only experienced by males and/or sons; more gender-neutral language- this experience is not confined to males and/or sons exclusively; while most (if not all) Jungian psychology is based of the concept of binaries and dichotomies, my perception of these “energies” is that the archetypes presented in much of Jungian psychology are much more an attempt to classify the conscious and unconscious into 2 opposing ends of a tug-of-war between energies that exist within all of us, rather than categorize them between innate characteristics of males/men and/or females/women.

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@thereisnosanctuary6184

2 years ago

Recently I started to compare men to Robocop and women to The Terminator. A man: rugged and armored on the outside, soft human flesh on the inside. A woman: soft flesh on the outside, titanium endoskeleton on the inside. If you seen how a gentle kind and good-natured woman can be absolutely ruthless you'll know what I'm talking about

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@GuerillaUnderground

1 year ago

A poetic interpretation- If I feel my mother’s eyes, Burn into my brain, The pain and fear and loathing, Comes back again, again... But if I look through her eyes, While knowing that I’m me, How much power is there, To set this person free... Remembered fear and pain, Of the one we need to love, From the womb to adolescence, Disconnected push and shove... In the shadow of awareness, We find the archetypal entity, Subtle twists of the subconscious, Opposing sexuality... The stranger in the shadows, Seeks oneness with what we are, Can we walk as one together? Or do we fight to be apart? Can our psyche host a twin? A mirrored version of ourselves? In perfect opposition, Can the mind’s unconscious meld? Created in our own image, The anima and animus, In conflict is damnation, In acceptance finding peace...

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@smurfkang57

2 years ago

Reading Jung for myself and then getting to watching your videos is truly a treat

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@Dark_Peace

2 years ago

I'm writing a graphic novel with dream/unconscious related stuff and your channel is just so usefull !

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@aubreysnyder338

11 months ago

Shadow work is so so important. Looking in the mirror of the soul and holding yourself while working on self is such a beautiful form of self love

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@qjames0077

2 years ago

Thanks for the breakdown, I've struggled with this concept in the past

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@2012MariCarmen

2 years ago

EXCELLENT summary/explanation of the Anima/Animus archetypes!!!! For people that would like to learn more about the Anima/Animus, there are two very good books: 1) "The Invisible Partners; How the Male and Female in each of Us Affects our Relationships" by John A. Sanford 2) "Animus and Anima, Two Essays" by Emma Jung

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@icostaticrebound6007

2 years ago

6:40 - "Boys with mommy issues tend to be bitchless philosophers" ngl this kinda true tho

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@exodia814

2 years ago

This is gold. Your understanding of philosophy and psychology is unique. Lectures and videos are truly remarkable . Thank you.

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