Carl Jung's Red Book + Astrology

For Izdubar, Fantasy is the Other Reality - Ep 15

Sep 10, 2020

Satya Doyle Byock and Carol Ferris delve into the depths of healing through literature and mythology, discussing topics like psychic-reality, political bypass, and forgiveness in the works of Hannah Arendt. The podcast explores the interplay between fantasy and reality, inner journeys, and the transformative power of acknowledging invisible wounds for personal growth and healing.

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Quick takeaways

Acknowledging fantasy as a tool for healing in confronting divine sensibilities.

Embracing self-awareness of illusions leading to transformative healing experiences.

Highlighting the importance of self-care and compassion for effective leadership and societal transformation.

Deep dives

Encountering Divine Reflections

Meeting Izdubar from the east, Jung engages in a dialogue where he confronts his rationality in contrast to Izdubar's alternate sensibility about the divine. Jung's search for the heroic or possible inadvertently leads to failure, prompting a realization of the need for healing, fostering a heart-opening experience that generates images from the heart.

Introduction

3min

Exploration of Help and Power in Different Lands

3min

Exploring Fantasy and Healing in Inner Journeys

33min

Awakening to the Illusory Self

19min

Exploring Governance, Leadership, and Forgiveness in Society

4min

Exploring Forgiveness and Reparations in Society

5min

Exploring Alchemy, Transformation, and the Future Through Jungian Concepts

4min

Exploring Forgiveness, Grief, and Evolving Perspectives on Gender in Psychology

2min

Satya Doyle Byock and Carol Ferris explore "where healing comes from." Satya introduces depth psychological concepts through Audre Lorde's "Poetry is Not a Luxury" and "Uses of the Erotic." Carol reads from the epic of Gilgamesh, the work of Ursula K. le Guin, and reflects on ancestry & love in the work of mythologist Kwame Scruggs. Q&A is alive with the topics "political bypass", psychic-reality, the astrological return to care, and forgiveness in the works of Hannah Arendt.

Chapter: “Second Day”

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