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Mentioned in 65 episodes

The Red Book

A Reader's Edition (Philemon)

Book • 2012

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Mentioned in 65 episodes

Mentioned by

John Price

when articulating Jung's idea that there's a difference between the spirit of the times and the spirit of the depths.

Psychotherapist John W. Price Unpacks Ancient Wisdom For Modern Healing

Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson in relation to Jung's exercises and their resemblance to Vervaeke's experiences.

414. The Rebirth of the Sacred with John Vervaeke

Mentioned by

Dr. K

as one of the books from his bookshelf, noting that it is nearly incomprehensible.

Dr. K Answers Why You Hate Your Life

Mentioned by

Dr. K

, who expressed that it may be Jung's worst book and is too dense to understand.

The State of Mental Illness in 2025

Mentioned by

Bill Thompson

while discussing Carl Jung’s view that dreams provide corrective psychological guidance and reveal unconscious patterns.

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Mentioned by

Lisa Marciano

, encouraging listeners to follow Jung's example of self-exploration and create their own 'Red Book'.

Purpose as Service to a Self-Led Future

Mentioned by

Luis Moris

, discussing Jung's encounters with the dead and the Red Book.

Carl Jung, Death, and Communion with the Dead with Luis Moris

Mentioned by

Becca Tarnas

as Carl Jung's account of visionary experiences she compared with Tolkien's early writings.

Becca Tarnas: The Unsettling Link Between Jung’s Red Book and Tolkien

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson as a source of inspiration and insight into the human psyche.

Biblical Series: The Phenomenology of the Divine

Mentioned by

Sean Illing

as a pivotal figure in Julie Holland's book, whose thoughts on the unconscious are discussed.

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