"The Red Book" by Carl Jung [HD]

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[NoirFelis]

Question: toward the back there is the english translation for the german, right? I am thinking about picking myself up a copy.

[guitaoist]

yeah theres a translation, kinda small print tho is all

[MegaMikecheck]

Have you got to some understanding of what the red book is about

[guitaoist]

@MegaMikecheck

so far a very literal yet stil ephemeral journey through his hidden fears and hopes, aside from nietzsches antichrist, my fav critiqur on christianity and the real meaning of the archetype of jesus

[bennergh]

This is pure Freudian hyperbole, plain and simple. It reminds me of 12 year old science fiction fanatics drooling over a mysterious medieval book of meaningless wizardry. A nicely bound book with pictures and text that smacks of modern psyche-baloney. It all sounds very inexplicably alluring, until they find out in the end that no portal to the human soul exists here. Lets move on kiddies!

[guitaoist]

i like how you speak of freud because you dont know how much more experienced jung was...psyche baloney to me is ppl who dont actually read what they poke fun at. how bout you first skim at least a few pages of what your judging, then ill accept a critique

[ThePoltergueist]

good job boy

[QuantumLeap365]

The anticipation is too much, this book is at my local post office waiting to be delivered to my house today. This is going to be a long morning...

[kreestenkreesten]

Thank you. I wondered what it looked like!

[playhisstory]

Can you tell me more about the story behind the images that you linked (that I find very interesting) to quetzalcoatl and the crystal skull of pacal votan? Great vid!

[zetetic0void]

0:52 ... I thought of the serpent Ladon on the tree of the blissful Apples of the Hesperides (daughters of Atlas) guarding the apples. In Heracles 11th Labour, he had to acquire these apples. In some myths, Heracles got Atlas to attain these apples. These stories all seem to point to "getting a mystical experience". Some drawings of 'the Cross' with serpent on it (associating Christ with the Kundalini) or a serpent entwined on the Tree of Life (sephirots) in Kabbalah also point to this.

[The12sheila12]

hmmm ...maybe i could find such book at the local library!?

[The12sheila12]

hmmm ...maybe i could find such book at the local library!?

[dmacamill99]

I just picked this up at the library today...thanks for the recomendation...how far along are you, if not finsished?

[paulydublinboy]

Amazing artwork. I've just ordered a copy. For those of you wondering about the price, it cost me 89euro which is about 110USD

[Redcaster916]

wow, I'm picking up a copy very soon.

[Spanglefeather]

WOW

[lancimouspitt]

My favirote part of the book is the talks with Philemon.

Especially when they speak of magic!

[Queenofmeroe]

Holy shit I'm so jealous.....I can't wait to get my copy!

[Aurelius27x]

This is like the dead sea scrolls of depth psychology. I hope to get it as a christmas gift this year.

[kalaoaflowerpower]

6 months into it...

have you compleated the read?

does it still call to you , or does the small print make it a burden?

thank you for posting a vid . i will have to special order it so it's kinda nice to have an idea of what i'd be getting

[kalaoaflowerpower]

6 months into it...

have you compleated the read?

does it still call to you , or does the small print make it a burden?

thank you for posting a vid . i will have to special order it so it's kinda nice to have an idea of what i'd be getting

[DreamingTurtle]

This book took 30 years to write. Even if you finish reading it in one month you'll be the rest of your life trying to internalize it. I wish I had the money to lay down for this book. 

[TheFaustianMan]

Awesome book man!

[guitaoist]

o its good

luckily i got it as a present that i requested! yay 4 famly

[thepathlesspath]

Right on, man.

[captainplanet85]

@bennergh

.... and 12 year old science fiction fanatics are also fans of medieval wizardry? Not in my experience.

... and the wizardry these sci-fi fans are drooling over is 'meaningless' to them? Why are they drooling then?

Must be some kind of Pavlovian Response, just like the compulsion that leads someone to make a -5 negative comment about something others are passionate about.