Freud vs. Jung: The Oceanic Feeling

This chapter explores the differing interpretations of the 'oceanic feeling' by Freud and Jung, highlighting Freud's negative view as a symptom of neurosis in contrast to Jung's deeper exploration of the unconscious. It examines the complexities of mental health, particularly in relation to schizophrenia, and distinguishes between spiritual emergence and mental illness. Through various examples and cultural critiques, the chapter emphasizes the necessity of maintaining a strong ego while navigating the intricate terrain of spirituality and consciousness.