What Carl Jung's Most Important Book Tells Us

At time stamp 19:15 you avoid the concept of Yahweh committing sin. This is rooted in the Christian misunderstanding of the word sin because of the doctrine of original sin. The word sin is an archery term. To sin is to miss the mark. An archer can miss hitting the bulls eye 999 times, and that does not detract from hitting the bull's eye perfectly on the thousandth cast. In Job, Yahweh misses the mark, just as your example with your children. This actually makes the possibility of Christ's birth, death and resurrection resulting in a change in the fundamental way Yahweh / Jehovah relates to humanity a great possibility. Living the life of Christ perhaps allows Yahweh to live a life that morality is integrated into while still being fire and direct action (money changers in the temple) Michael on a white horse with a sword in its mouth at the end of days. Not a change but a maturing reflected in humanity itself.

I almost had a stroke listening to this😢 my Christian upbringing was fighting like hell… I love this conversation, I wish I could discuss this with my fellow Christians.

I am amazed at the quality of this video and the amount of time that it required. Thank you for this! The recent uploads from Essentia Foundation have truly impressed me.

The first direct contact I had with Jung's work was Answer to Job some 25 years ago, having left the church a few years earlier in search of more complete answers to my questions about life. My immediate response was that the book was both blasphemous and correct. It thrilled me and frightened me simultaneously. I loved it and have never looked back. This video is an excellent discussion of the work.

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my YouTube channel 8 months ago about self development. Now I have 937 subs and > 800 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.

Very glad to find this channel. As someone who born in china and moved with young ages to a western country, I learned to adapt and believed that the western dualistic way of thinking was superior. I was baptized in the chirch, after noticed the power structure within the protestant community, I came in contact with the heavily flawed postmodernism as a student. I noticed that a lot of the modern divisions are rooted in the dualism view of the Christianity and its extrem counter-movements. Where the essence of the believe can judge and questioning everything but its own core(ego). And now I'm slowly find my root back in Taoism, which Jung also mentioned alot in his books. I discovered there is a lot of parallels with other indigenous spiritual practices, like the holistic contemplation, that the nurture should serve and learn from the nature. I do think a holistic approach is the way out of the suffering created by separation of the two brains. Yet we human like simple stories to learn new things, and those stories always have a good and a bad guy😂

As the prayer states”…Lead us not into temptation” a classic clue of the darkness

I was born Christian, eventually left the religion due to troubles with certain beliefs not aligning with reality. After the last 6 months and thanks to this video, I feel I’d consider myself a gnostic. Thank you for sharing this

What a profound talk ❤️🔥😭 holy crap 😂 I wasn't ready. Thank you both 😘

@51:00 The discussion explores the concept of the male representing “Perfection” and the female representing “Completeness” which is poetic because the etymology of the word “Perfect” is “Completion.” Jung was expressing the idea that the dualities complete each other perfectly.