THIRD EYE DROPS Individuation, Carl Jung and the Psychology of Soul
Dec 7, 2023
This podcast explores the concept of individuation according to Carl Jung, tracing its origins and importance. It discusses the transition from the matriarchal to the patriarchal stage of individuation and the stages individuals go through to become whole. It also explores the persona, ego, and the capital S self. Additionally, it examines the connections between Carl Jung and esoteric traditions, and invites audience participation.
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Individuation: A Lifelong Journey
- Carl Jung's concept of individuation is a lifelong process of psychological and spiritual maturation.
- It involves becoming whole, unique, and integrated by confronting our unconscious elements.
Origins of Individuation
- Individuation originates from Jung's esoteric text, Seven Sermons to the Dead.
- It emphasizes distinguishing oneself from the Pluroma, a state of complete unity, to avoid psychological and spiritual death.
The Pluroma and Individuality
- The Pluroma represents total unity, the opposite of individuality.
- Merging with it leads to the cessation of individual existence, hindering the individuation process.