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📚 Join me in the cozy solitude of a country cottage surrounded by my cherished books, where I reflect on the profound influence of Carl Gustav Jung's teachi

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In fact, Watts became an ordained Epis­co­pal priest at the age of 30 — though, owing to the com­plex­i­ties of his beliefs as well as his per­son­al life, he resigned the min­istry by age 35. But Watts' invest­ment in cer­tain tenets of Chris­tian­i­ty endured, and he named as one of Jung's great­est writ­ings a lec­ture

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Alan Watts meets Carl Jung and they discuss the unconscious. Some days later I went out to Jung's home at Küsnacht and met the old master in his summerhouse on the edge of the lake, where we talked for two hours about everything from Sanskrit words for the unconscious to the sex life of swans. I found Jung an even greater, more intuitive

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In the insightful lecture, renowned philosopher Alan Watts delves into an in-depth exploration of Carl Jung's ground-breaking theories and his personality.Wa

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You had to accept your own dark side" (p. 136). Watts (1973) reiterated the point in his autobiography: "Impressive was Jung's attitude to the yin (or dark aspect of the unconscious), his feeling that psychic integration was largely an acceptance and assimilation of the devil in ourselves by the pow'er of love."

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The twen­ti­eth cen­tu­ry pro­duced a fair few thinkers on the human mind whose obser­va­tions still res­onate today. The Swiss psy­chi­a­trist and psy­chother­a­pist Carl Gus­tav Jung cer­tain­ly appears in that group, as does the British philoso­pher and inter­preter of Bud­dhism Alan Watts, and though not a week goes by when I don't hear their

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Alan Watts - In My Own Way. Alan Watts meets Carl Jung and they discuss the unconscious. Some days later I went out to Jung's home at Küsnacht and met the old master in his summerhouse on the edge of the lake, where we talked for two hours about everything from Sanskrit words for the unconscious to the sex life of swans.

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📚 Join me in the cozy solitude of a country cottage surrounded by my cherished books, where I reflect on the profound influence of Carl Gustav Jung's teachings. As I gaze at the shelves, dominated by Jung's volumes, I am compelled to share the enduring impact he has had on my intellectual journey.<br /><br />🌌 Key Points Discussed:<br /><br />Introduction to Jung's Legacy: Delve into the

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In the insightful lecture, renowned philosopher Alan Watts delves into an in-depth exploration of Carl Jung's ground-breaking theories and his personality. Watts, known for his deep understanding and eloquence, beautifully unpacks and contemplates the profound perspectives of Jung, the illustrious psychologist and visionary explorer of the

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Now this is to me the primary thing that Jung saw. That, in order to admit and really accept and understand the evil in oneself one had to be able to do it without being an enemy to it. As he put it "you had to accept your own dark side." And he had this preeminently in his own character.

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Alan Watts gives a beautiful speech on Jung and the shadow. Transcript of my favorite part: "There was a sort of twinkle in Jung's eye that gave me the impression that he knew himself to be just as much a villain as everybody else. There is a nice German word, hintergedanken, which means a thought in the very far far back of your mind.

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A fascinating speech on facing our dark side By Alan watts from The Web of life Lecture.Subscribe for more videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkJAQuP38

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Stage 1: Get to know your shadow (bring it to our awareness) Stage 2: Integrate your shadow (make it a part of you) When we begin doing shadow work, we tend to be what Jung called one-sided. That is, we're cut off from many aspects of ourselves. Shadow work helps resolve this one-sidedness.

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In 1958, Alan Watts travelled through parts of Europe with his father, meeting the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung and German psychotherapist and Zen master Karlfried Graf Durckheim. Three years later, Jung passed away and Alan Watts recorded the excerpt below. In this excerpt taken from a lecture Alan Watts recorded, he reads a passage from one of Jung's lectures which calls upon one fundamental

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Alan Watts on Carl Jung on Accepting the Darkness of Self and Others. "Our darkness is contributive in the same way that manure is essential to the rose.". - Some bits: This is the most important thing in Jung, that he was able to point out, that to the degree you condemn others and find evil in others, you are to that degree unconscious

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Hintergedanken — Alan Watts liked this German word, ... By recognizing and accepting your own dark side, you open up many doors for improvement. ... The Disturbing Life Theory Carl Jung Wanted

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Empathy - Compassion - Forgiveness. We must first learn to have these virtues for ourselves before we can give it to others. For any person that judges witho

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Meeting your Dark Self. Alan Watts & Carl Jung Started by Davino, January 9. 16 posts in this topic ... communication comes from intellect, logic of which is a foundation of intellect, so intellect divides and separates, dark side this, light side that, sub concsious, unconscious, that lables and divides are just there for us to explain, which

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- The video discusses Carl Jung's belief in accepting and understanding one's dark side - Exploring Jung's viewpoint on moral scruples and the need to accept one's worst traits - Insights into Jung's views on religious attitude, objectivity, and moral problems - Discussion on the difficulty of challenging deeply ingrained beliefs and cultural context in shaping perspectives - Exploration of

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Alan Watts had a radio show in the 60s where he read this passage of Jung's work after Jung died. Alan Watts was a tremendous admirer or Jung and his passage

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Carl Gustav Jung (26 July 1875 - 6 June 1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. Jung's work has been influential