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Mr. Edogawa
MSG_000
Hello there, everyone. It's time for
"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."
"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"
An invitation to the you that you
don't know.
The final lesson, our grand finale:
"Deeper Into Jungian Psychology."
Is this ever going to end? Eeeheehee...
It's hard to say, isn't it?
Now then, let's begin the lecture.
Ventla, ventla, space cadets...
"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."
"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"
An invitation to the you that you
don't know.
The final lesson, our grand finale:
"Deeper Into Jungian Psychology."
Is this ever going to end? Eeeheehee...
It's hard to say, isn't it?
Now then, let's begin the lecture.
Ventla, ventla, space cadets...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Hello there, everyone. It's time for[n]"Mr. Edogawa's TV Classroom."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"Everyone Loves Jungian Psychology!"[n]An invitation to the you that you[n]don't know.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]The final lesson, our grand finale:[n]"Deeper Into Jungian Psychology."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Is this ever going to end? Eeeheehee...[n]It's hard to say, isn't it?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Now then, let's begin the lecture.[n]Ventla, ventla, space cadets...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_001
Looking back... The unconscious, the
collective unconscious, the Shadow and
Persona archetypes, complexes...
Personality types and dream interpretation...
I've managed to introduce the main points of
Jungian psychology to you.
If you're a high school student, it
might've been a bit hard for you...
But you did well to come this far.
Though I think we can ease off on the
lectures, some of you might want to go
even farther, get promoted, molt...
For those people, I'll be glad to show
you the next step.
So, today we'll talk about the power
that helped Jung formulate his
superhuman-like theories.
His interest in the mystical--what you
would call the occult.
collective unconscious, the Shadow and
Persona archetypes, complexes...
Personality types and dream interpretation...
I've managed to introduce the main points of
Jungian psychology to you.
If you're a high school student, it
might've been a bit hard for you...
But you did well to come this far.
Though I think we can ease off on the
lectures, some of you might want to go
even farther, get promoted, molt...
For those people, I'll be glad to show
you the next step.
So, today we'll talk about the power
that helped Jung formulate his
superhuman-like theories.
His interest in the mystical--what you
would call the occult.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Looking back... The unconscious, the[n]collective unconscious, the Shadow and[n]Persona archetypes, complexes...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Personality types and dream interpretation...[n]I've managed to introduce the main points of[n]Jungian psychology to you.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]If you're a high school student, it[n]might've been a bit hard for you...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But you did well to come this far.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Though I think we can ease off on the[n]lectures, some of you might want to go[n]even farther, get promoted, molt...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]For those people, I'll be glad to show[n]you the next step.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]So, today we'll talk about the power[n]that helped Jung formulate his[n]superhuman-like theories.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]His interest in the mystical--what you[n]would call the occult.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_002
From start to finish, his life had always
been influenced by occult-like things.
That was his fate. It was in his DNA.
He was born in the Switzerland countryside
to a "family that was close to spirits."
To be more specific...
His father was a pastor, and his mother
was "from a bloodline that can sense
spirits."
I think it's safe to say that this
environment helped him foster an interest
in religion and the spiritual.
In fact, he did experience something
psychologically important.
For instance, when he was three or four
years old--quite young--he had a "dream"
he was unable to forget.
It was a terrifying dream: in a throne room
past an underground tunnel, he saw a giant
pillar of flesh known as the "man-eater."
That dream may have been the starting
point for his passion towards dream
interpretation.
On top of that, Jung took notice of
"another personality" within himself
at an early age.
This other personality was an old,
dignified man, who compensated for his
feelings of inferiority as a boy.
This sounds a lot like one of the
archetypes he later proposed, the
wise old man, doesn't it?
been influenced by occult-like things.
That was his fate. It was in his DNA.
He was born in the Switzerland countryside
to a "family that was close to spirits."
To be more specific...
His father was a pastor, and his mother
was "from a bloodline that can sense
spirits."
I think it's safe to say that this
environment helped him foster an interest
in religion and the spiritual.
In fact, he did experience something
psychologically important.
For instance, when he was three or four
years old--quite young--he had a "dream"
he was unable to forget.
It was a terrifying dream: in a throne room
past an underground tunnel, he saw a giant
pillar of flesh known as the "man-eater."
That dream may have been the starting
point for his passion towards dream
interpretation.
On top of that, Jung took notice of
"another personality" within himself
at an early age.
This other personality was an old,
dignified man, who compensated for his
feelings of inferiority as a boy.
This sounds a lot like one of the
archetypes he later proposed, the
wise old man, doesn't it?
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]From start to finish, his life had always[n]been influenced by occult-like things.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That was his fate. It was in his DNA.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]He was born in the Switzerland countryside[n]to a "family that was close to spirits."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]To be more specific...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]His father was a pastor, and his mother[n]was "from a bloodline that can sense[n]spirits."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I think it's safe to say that this[n]environment helped him foster an interest[n]in religion and the spiritual.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]In fact, he did experience something[n]psychologically important.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]For instance, when he was three or four[n]years old--quite young--he had a "dream"[n]he was unable to forget.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]It was a terrifying dream: in a throne room[n]past an underground tunnel, he saw a giant[n]pillar of flesh known as the "man-eater."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That dream may have been the starting[n]point for his passion towards dream[n]interpretation.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]On top of that, Jung took notice of[n]"another personality" within himself[n]at an early age.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This other personality was an old,[n]dignified man, who compensated for his[n]feelings of inferiority as a boy.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]This sounds a lot like one of the[n]archetypes he later proposed, the[n]wise old man, doesn't it?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_003
It can't be said for sure that Jung's
blood and upbringing caused this...
But, throughout his life, he had multiple
experiences with poltergeist phenomena.
Some cases include his family oak table
splitting in two, and a steel bread knife
shattering.
Jung was also interested in the paranormal
from a young age.
He participated in a gathering to summon
the spirits of the dead, held by a cousin
who was a medium.
It really shows how interested Jung
was about the occult.
blood and upbringing caused this...
But, throughout his life, he had multiple
experiences with poltergeist phenomena.
Some cases include his family oak table
splitting in two, and a steel bread knife
shattering.
Jung was also interested in the paranormal
from a young age.
He participated in a gathering to summon
the spirits of the dead, held by a cousin
who was a medium.
It really shows how interested Jung
was about the occult.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]It can't be said for sure that Jung's[n]blood and upbringing caused this...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But, throughout his life, he had multiple[n]experiences with poltergeist phenomena.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Some cases include his family oak table[n]splitting in two, and a steel bread knife[n]shattering.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Jung was also interested in the paranormal[n]from a young age.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He participated in a gathering to summon[n]the spirits of the dead, held by a cousin[n]who was a medium.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]It really shows how interested Jung[n]was about the occult.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_004
When Jung began walking the path of
psychiatry, he analyzed the things that
occurred at that summoning.
While Jung thought there was psychological
meaning, Freud warned against getting too
deep into the occult.
One of the factors in the deterioration
of their relationship was this difference
in viewpoints regarding the occult.
Well, they DID also disagree on some
theories on psychoanalysis and had
some personal incidents, but...
Around the time Jung parted ways
from Freud, he had a certain health
problem.
He himself became mentally ill.
psychiatry, he analyzed the things that
occurred at that summoning.
While Jung thought there was psychological
meaning, Freud warned against getting too
deep into the occult.
One of the factors in the deterioration
of their relationship was this difference
in viewpoints regarding the occult.
Well, they DID also disagree on some
theories on psychoanalysis and had
some personal incidents, but...
Around the time Jung parted ways
from Freud, he had a certain health
problem.
He himself became mentally ill.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]When Jung began walking the path of[n]psychiatry, he analyzed the things that[n]occurred at that summoning.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]While Jung thought there was psychological[n]meaning, Freud warned against getting too[n]deep into the occult.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]One of the factors in the deterioration[n]of their relationship was this difference[n]in viewpoints regarding the occult.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Well, they DID also disagree on some[n]theories on psychoanalysis and had[n]some personal incidents, but...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Around the time Jung parted ways[n]from Freud, he had a certain health[n]problem.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]He himself became mentally ill.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_005
His mind had become so ill, he would
see visions and delusions...
Even as he suffered this illness, he drew
upon his experience as a psychiatrist and
turned it into a subject of study.
So, what kind of visions did he see?
Let me introduce one of them.
There was a time when he saw visions of
"Europe ending" with a giant flood.
A few months later, the first World War
broke out. ...His vision became a reality.
It seems like a "prophetic dream,"
doesn't it?
Jung interpreted this occurance as the
result of the unconscious sensing the
oncoming danger of the war.
During this time, he also came across
ghosts.
According to him... After a group of
ghosts burst into his house, he then
spent three days writing an essay.
In a sense, he acknowledged the
existence of ghosts...
But he saw those ghosts as "projections
of his unconscious."
see visions and delusions...
Even as he suffered this illness, he drew
upon his experience as a psychiatrist and
turned it into a subject of study.
So, what kind of visions did he see?
Let me introduce one of them.
There was a time when he saw visions of
"Europe ending" with a giant flood.
A few months later, the first World War
broke out. ...His vision became a reality.
It seems like a "prophetic dream,"
doesn't it?
Jung interpreted this occurance as the
result of the unconscious sensing the
oncoming danger of the war.
During this time, he also came across
ghosts.
According to him... After a group of
ghosts burst into his house, he then
spent three days writing an essay.
In a sense, he acknowledged the
existence of ghosts...
But he saw those ghosts as "projections
of his unconscious."
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]His mind had become so ill, he would[n]see visions and delusions...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Even as he suffered this illness, he drew[n]upon his experience as a psychiatrist and[n]turned it into a subject of study.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]So, what kind of visions did he see?[n]Let me introduce one of them.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]There was a time when he saw visions of[n]"Europe ending" with a giant flood.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]A few months later, the first World War[n]broke out. ...His vision became a reality.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]It seems like a "prophetic dream,"[n]doesn't it?[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung interpreted this occurance as the[n]result of the unconscious sensing the[n]oncoming danger of the war.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]During this time, he also came across[n]ghosts.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]According to him... After a group of[n]ghosts burst into his house, he then[n]spent three days writing an essay.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]In a sense, he acknowledged the[n]existence of ghosts...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]But he saw those ghosts as "projections[n]of his unconscious."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_006
Treating people as a psychiatrist,
sometimes he came into experiences
that surpassed rational thought.
Jung was interested in things like that,
as well.
I'll relate a well-known anecdote about
Jung as an example.
This happened when he was talking with
a female patient, interpreting her dreams.
She was talking about a "golden scarab"
in a dream, and at that moment, an actual
beetle flew into the room.
When this occurred, her mind was altered,
and so was the treatment...
Jung took notice of this mechanism of
"coincidence."
This "meaningful coincidence" leads to
"synchronicity" and "constellation."
Jung intertwined these with archetypes
and theorized about the--well, we're
skipping that. Maybe some other time.
sometimes he came into experiences
that surpassed rational thought.
Jung was interested in things like that,
as well.
I'll relate a well-known anecdote about
Jung as an example.
This happened when he was talking with
a female patient, interpreting her dreams.
She was talking about a "golden scarab"
in a dream, and at that moment, an actual
beetle flew into the room.
When this occurred, her mind was altered,
and so was the treatment...
Jung took notice of this mechanism of
"coincidence."
This "meaningful coincidence" leads to
"synchronicity" and "constellation."
Jung intertwined these with archetypes
and theorized about the--well, we're
skipping that. Maybe some other time.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Treating people as a psychiatrist,[n]sometimes he came into experiences[n]that surpassed rational thought.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung was interested in things like that,[n]as well.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I'll relate a well-known anecdote about[n]Jung as an example.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]This happened when he was talking with[n]a female patient, interpreting her dreams.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]She was talking about a "golden scarab"[n]in a dream, and at that moment, an actual[n]beetle flew into the room.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]When this occurred, her mind was altered,[n]and so was the treatment...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung took notice of this mechanism of[n]"coincidence."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]This "meaningful coincidence" leads to[n]"synchronicity" and "constellation."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung intertwined these with archetypes[n]and theorized about the--well, we're[n]skipping that. Maybe some other time.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_007
Jung was also interested in Eastern
religion and ideology, which was a
rare study at the time.
Hindu philosophy, zen ideology...
Chinese fortune telling, alchemy...
His inspirations came from everywhere.
Take the mandala for example.
That's a type of art in the Buddhist and
Hindu religions, usually with many gods
or buddhas drawn on them...
He realized that there was a similarity
between the structure of that art and the
treatment he underwent during his illness.
Jung knew from experience that you
can see the state of the mind through
"painting a circle."
He found a common point between drawing
a circle and mandalas.
It seems he tried expanding his knowledge
of relations that science couldn't explain
by reading the I Ching, a Chinese system.
Jung's ideas of "synchronicity" and
"meaningful coincidences" were
influenced by the I Ching.
religion and ideology, which was a
rare study at the time.
Hindu philosophy, zen ideology...
Chinese fortune telling, alchemy...
His inspirations came from everywhere.
Take the mandala for example.
That's a type of art in the Buddhist and
Hindu religions, usually with many gods
or buddhas drawn on them...
He realized that there was a similarity
between the structure of that art and the
treatment he underwent during his illness.
Jung knew from experience that you
can see the state of the mind through
"painting a circle."
He found a common point between drawing
a circle and mandalas.
It seems he tried expanding his knowledge
of relations that science couldn't explain
by reading the I Ching, a Chinese system.
Jung's ideas of "synchronicity" and
"meaningful coincidences" were
influenced by the I Ching.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Jung was also interested in Eastern[n]religion and ideology, which was a[n]rare study at the time.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Hindu philosophy, zen ideology...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Chinese fortune telling, alchemy... [n]His inspirations came from everywhere.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Take the mandala for example.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]That's a type of art in the Buddhist and[n]Hindu religions, usually with many gods[n]or buddhas drawn on them...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He realized that there was a similarity[n]between the structure of that art and the[n]treatment he underwent during his illness.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Jung knew from experience that you[n]can see the state of the mind through[n]"painting a circle." [n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He found a common point between drawing[n]a circle and mandalas.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]It seems he tried expanding his knowledge[n]of relations that science couldn't explain[n]by reading the I Ching, a Chinese system.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung's ideas of "synchronicity" and[n]"meaningful coincidences" were[n]influenced by the I Ching.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_008
Now then, when talking about Jung's
achievements and the occult, you can't
not mention alchemy.
"Alchemy" is a magical technology that
people dreamed of long ago, famously to
"turn lead into gold."
Jung interpreted the principle of
the process as a representation of
"individuation."
The influence of alchemy on Jung is
obvious, as he has left several works
on alchemy.
He really took interest in the alchemic
concept of the "union of opposites."
Things of opposite properties eventually
becoming one complete object... That idea
became one of Jungian psychology's roots.
...Going this far in, you almost feel
that all this talk of his occult study
is rather mild...
achievements and the occult, you can't
not mention alchemy.
"Alchemy" is a magical technology that
people dreamed of long ago, famously to
"turn lead into gold."
Jung interpreted the principle of
the process as a representation of
"individuation."
The influence of alchemy on Jung is
obvious, as he has left several works
on alchemy.
He really took interest in the alchemic
concept of the "union of opposites."
Things of opposite properties eventually
becoming one complete object... That idea
became one of Jungian psychology's roots.
...Going this far in, you almost feel
that all this talk of his occult study
is rather mild...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Now then, when talking about Jung's[n]achievements and the occult, you can't[n]not mention alchemy.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]"Alchemy" is a magical technology that[n]people dreamed of long ago, famously to[n]"turn lead into gold."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung interpreted the principle of[n]the process as a representation of[n]"individuation."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]The influence of alchemy on Jung is[n]obvious, as he has left several works[n]on alchemy.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He really took interest in the alchemic[n]concept of the "union of opposites."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Things of opposite properties eventually[n]becoming one complete object... That idea[n]became one of Jungian psychology's roots.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...Going this far in, you almost feel[n]that all this talk of his occult study[n]is rather mild...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_009
Jung built up his original knowledge
not only through psychiatric study,
but by digging deep into the occult.
He sure had a lot of energy...
Not only did he take on ancient things
like mythology, but he even integrated
new mysteries into his studies.
Modern mysteries such as UFOs.
not only through psychiatric study,
but by digging deep into the occult.
He sure had a lot of energy...
Not only did he take on ancient things
like mythology, but he even integrated
new mysteries into his studies.
Modern mysteries such as UFOs.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Jung built up his original knowledge[n]not only through psychiatric study,[n]but by digging deep into the occult.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He sure had a lot of energy...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Not only did he take on ancient things[n]like mythology, but he even integrated[n]new mysteries into his studies.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Modern mysteries such as UFOs.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_010
Their very existence is doubtful, but
Jung tried to explain the existence of
UFOs.
And his results were... Well, I'll make
this short...
"UFOs are icons of postmodern anxiety,
coming from the collective unconscious."
"UFOs are the modern day mandala."
...to sum it up.
...Perhaps you'll be able to understand
what that means, with the knowledge
you've gained from these lessons.
To illustrate how deeply Jung delved
into the experiences of ancient ideology
and theology...
Jung tried to explain the existence of
UFOs.
And his results were... Well, I'll make
this short...
"UFOs are icons of postmodern anxiety,
coming from the collective unconscious."
"UFOs are the modern day mandala."
...to sum it up.
...Perhaps you'll be able to understand
what that means, with the knowledge
you've gained from these lessons.
To illustrate how deeply Jung delved
into the experiences of ancient ideology
and theology...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]Their very existence is doubtful, but[n]Jung tried to explain the existence of[n]UFOs.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]And his results were... Well, I'll make[n]this short...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]"UFOs are icons of postmodern anxiety,[n]coming from the collective unconscious."[n]"UFOs are the modern day mandala."[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]...to sum it up.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]...Perhaps you'll be able to understand[n]what that means, with the knowledge[n]you've gained from these lessons.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]To illustrate how deeply Jung delved[n]into the experiences of ancient ideology[n]and theology...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_011
In his later years, he attended Eranos,
an intellectual exchange for all sorts
of thinkers all across the world.
He directly and continually exchanged
ideas and opinions with some of the
best scholars in a number of fields.
Jund associated with a variety of
famed minds, even outside of Eranos.
The author Hesse, the physicist Pauli
and many big politicians were among his
associates outside of his field.
His achievements, influenced by a variety
of people, have surpassed the borders of
psychology and psychiatry.
His work is not limited to psychiatrists;
philosophers, authors and artists as well
find inspiration in his works.
He was one of the few psychologists that
actually influenced the way people think.
an intellectual exchange for all sorts
of thinkers all across the world.
He directly and continually exchanged
ideas and opinions with some of the
best scholars in a number of fields.
Jund associated with a variety of
famed minds, even outside of Eranos.
The author Hesse, the physicist Pauli
and many big politicians were among his
associates outside of his field.
His achievements, influenced by a variety
of people, have surpassed the borders of
psychology and psychiatry.
His work is not limited to psychiatrists;
philosophers, authors and artists as well
find inspiration in his works.
He was one of the few psychologists that
actually influenced the way people think.
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]In his later years, he attended Eranos,[n]an intellectual exchange for all sorts[n]of thinkers all across the world.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He directly and continually exchanged[n]ideas and opinions with some of the[n]best scholars in a number of fields.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Jund associated with a variety of[n]famed minds, even outside of Eranos.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]The author Hesse, the physicist Pauli[n]and many big politicians were among his[n]associates outside of his field.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]His achievements, influenced by a variety[n]of people, have surpassed the borders of[n]psychology and psychiatry.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]His work is not limited to psychiatrists;[n]philosophers, authors and artists as well[n]find inspiration in his works.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]He was one of the few psychologists that[n]actually influenced the way people think.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
Mr. Edogawa
MSG_012
...This final lecture was a lot to
swallow, but if anything I said interests
you, I encourage you to look it up.
I'm sure something deep within your
conscious will change or give you
the opportunity to change.
Oh... And, because these lessons are all
my own personal opinions, I end on a
disclaimer that no effects are guaranteed.
Eeeheehee! Until we meet again.
Nahtriheccunde Gahinneverahtunin
Zehgessurklach Zunnus...
swallow, but if anything I said interests
you, I encourage you to look it up.
I'm sure something deep within your
conscious will change or give you
the opportunity to change.
Oh... And, because these lessons are all
my own personal opinions, I end on a
disclaimer that no effects are guaranteed.
Eeeheehee! Until we meet again.
Nahtriheccunde Gahinneverahtunin
Zehgessurklach Zunnus...
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 4 6][f 3 1]...This final lecture was a lot to[n]swallow, but if anything I said interests[n]you, I encourage you to look it up.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]I'm sure something deep within your[n]conscious will change or give you[n]the opportunity to change.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1][f 4 9][f 4 8]Oh... And, because these lessons are all[n]my own personal opinions, I end on a[n]disclaimer that no effects are guaranteed.[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]
[f 0 5][f 2 1][f 3 1]Eeeheehee! Until we meet again.[n]Nahtriheccunde Gahinneverahtunin[n]Zehgessurklach Zunnus...[n][f 1 3][f 1 1]