Carl Jung's Red Book + Astrology

How Jung Can Heal the Patriarchy - Ep. 9

Aug 31, 2020

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The Relationship Between Venus and Venison Pisces

04:22

The 80-20 Rule of Manliness

02:40

The Heart of the Story in Virgo

04:59

Introduction

5min

Jung's Exploration of the Male Psyche

3min

The 80-20 Rule of Manliness

3min

A Man's Persona Is a Personage, Right?

4min

The Cultural Devaluation of Domestic Work

5min

I Love You but Unfortunately I Am Already Married

5min

The Relationship Between Venus and Venison Pisces

4min

The Story of Young Young

3min

The Three Horoscopes Side by Side

3min

10.

The Heartbeat of the Story, the Son and the Seventh House of Partnership

3min

11.

The Heart of the Story in Virgo

5min

12.

Saturn and Taurus Moon in Leo, Aquarius Rising, Saturn and Pisces Moon in Taurus.

3min

13.

Leo Moon and Young's Leo Son Pairing

1min

14.

The Seventh House - The Tango

5min

15.

I Love You but I Am Married

4min

16.

What Is the Ethic of White Male Privilege?

5min

17.

The Core Essence of Women

3min

18.

I'll Be the Respected Mind

2min

19.

Androgyny, I'm a Male Adolescent

3min

In this episode exploring Carl Jung's Red Book, Carol Ferris and Satya Doyle Byock continue to explore how Jung confronts his own toxic masculinity and heals the discarded feminine soul. Jung contemplates gender, "manliness, the contra-sexual soul of Men and Women, and psychological androgyny. Carol Ferris discusses the complexities of relational life and the horoscopes Toni Wolff, Emma & Carl Jung. Satya reads about "projective identification" from Jung’s Collected Works No. 7, Ursula K Le Guin’s The Dispossessed, and Ai-jen Poo’s TedTalk on domestic workers. Ann Carroll translates the German words for “joy,” “pleasure” and “lust.”

Chapter: “The Castle in the Forest”

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