#695

Mentioned in 30 episodes

Memories, Dreams, Reflections

Book • 1962

Carl Gustav Jung

This book is a unique blend of autobiography and psychological insight, composed from conversations with Aniela Jaffé and chapters written by Jung himself.

It covers Jung's childhood, his relationship with Freud, his travels to various countries, and his deep exploration of the unconscious mind.

The book delves into Jung's concepts such as the collective unconscious, archetypes, and the integration of opposites, providing a comprehensive reflection on his remarkable life and intellectual contributions.

Mentioned by

Andrew Huberman

Satya Doyle Byock

Deborah Stewart

Robert Harrison

Mentioned in 30 episodes

Mentioned by

Andrew Huberman

when discussing dream analysis.

Andrew Huberman ON: Learning Effectively & How to Train Your Brain For Optimal Performance

Mentioned by

Tyler Cowen

as a potentially underrated psychologist whose ideas might see a resurgence with the rise of LLMs.

Paul Bloom on the Psychology of Children, and the Morality of Empathy and Disgust

Mentioned by

Tara Brach

during her talk on self-doubt and mistrust.

Trusting Who We Are (retreat talk)

Mentioned by

Dr. K

as one of the books from his bookshelf to explain Western psychology.

Dr. K Answers Why You Hate Your Life

Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson as a fascinating person whose biography, Memories, Dreams, and Reflections, is often the only book people read by him.

144. Carl Jung (Part 1)

Mentioned by

Joseph Lee

as a source of inspiration for his own approach to decision-making.

DECISION ARCHETYPE: The Power of Sacrificing Options

Mentioned by

James Hollis

when discussing his midlife transit and ego's fantasy of its sovereignty.

Episode 32: James Hollis

Mentioned by

Joseph Lee

while explaining Jung's concept of libido flow and its role in personal growth and decision-making.

How to Develop Your Inner Guidance: Charting a Path Through the Current Chaos with Jung’s Insights

Mentioned by

Lisa Marciano

as a source for a passage about the importance of integrating rejected aspects of oneself.

FACING REJECTION

Mentioned by

Brett McKay

and

James Hollis

in the context of Jungian psychology and the second half of life.

#598: Journeying From the First to the Second Half of Life

Recommended by

Thomas Moore

for understanding the human experience and dealing with life experiences.

Thomas Moore on Aging and the Soul

Recommended by

Satya Doyle Byock

after

Elise Loehnen

expressed interest in Jungian psychology.

Trusting in the Synchronicity of the Universe (Satya Doyle Byock)

Mentioned by

Tami Simon

and John Prendergast in relation to the author's exploration of the collective unconscious.

John J. Prendergast: Meeting Your Deepest Ground

Mentioned by

Peter Macris

when discussing Jung's ideas on the self archetype and numinous experiences.

Peter Macris: Where Did the Gods Go?

Mentioned by

Lisa Marciano

when discussing Jung's travels and projections during travel.

Recommended by

Deborah Stewart

as a wonderful memoir of Jung's inner life and development.

Wounds into Wisdom: Carl Jung’s Private Life

Mentioned by

Deborah Stewart

in relation to his memoir, highlighting its readability and wisdom.

Belonging: The Search for Home

Mentioned by

Robert Harrison

as a book where Jung discusses his experiences during his descent into the unconscious.

Carl Jung with Laura Wittman

Mentioned by

Joseph Lee

as the source of a dream about houses that significantly influenced Jung's understanding of the collective unconscious.

House Dreams: Schematics of Your Psychological Functioning

Mentioned as another thinker influenced by Schopenhauer's work.

The Wisdom of a Pessimist – Arthur Schopenhauer

The AI-powered Podcast Player

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!

App store banner

Play store banner