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Mentioned in 7 episodes
The Soul's Code
Book • 1996
In 'The Soul's Code', James Hillman presents a vision of human nature based on the idea of a personal 'daimon' or 'guardian angel' that guides each individual's life.
He challenges the notion that our lives are determined by genetics and environment, instead proposing that each person has a unique soul with its own distinctive passion, calling, and destiny.
Hillman uses examples from the lives of famous figures like Ella Fitzgerald and Mohandas K. Gandhi to illustrate how this 'daimon' influences our choices and outcomes.
The book offers a philosophical and psychological framework for understanding and fulfilling one's true potential and life's purpose.
He challenges the notion that our lives are determined by genetics and environment, instead proposing that each person has a unique soul with its own distinctive passion, calling, and destiny.
Hillman uses examples from the lives of famous figures like Ella Fitzgerald and Mohandas K. Gandhi to illustrate how this 'daimon' influences our choices and outcomes.
The book offers a philosophical and psychological framework for understanding and fulfilling one's true potential and life's purpose.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Recommended by
Michael Phillip to
Richard Dolan , highlighting its relevance to their discussion on consciousness and archetypes.



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The UFO Agenda, Disclosure & Consciousness | Richard Dolan | Mind Meld 432
Mentioned by Lisa Marciano when discussing the concept of fate and destiny, referencing Hillman's perspective on character and calling.

19 snips
Destiny: Are We Fated to Have One?
Mentioned by
Michael Phillip in relation to the Platonic myth of Ur and the concept of the daimon or guardian spirit.


Soul Sickness, Meaning-Making and the Shadow with Alex Ebert | Mind Meld 354
Mentioned by
Scott Barry Kaufman as one of his favorite books about the soul's yearning in this lifetime.


s07e80 | Science of the Soul, with Scott Barry Kaufman
Mentioned by
Oprah Winfrey , referencing the book's concept of the 'acorn within the oak' representing one's inner potential.


Super Soul Special: Nate Berkus: Design for Your Spirit
Mentioned when discussing childhood trauma and its impact on adult life.

Episode 316: Troy Valencia: "Living Beyond the Mind"/Bwiti/Remembering
Mentioned by
Dick Russell as Hillman's best-selling book exploring the idea that we choose our parents.


Jung in the World | Decoding James Hillman with Dick Russell