Carl Jung's Red Book + Astrology

Killing the Hero, Death & Resurrection - Ep. 4

Aug 13, 2020

01:02:00

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Episode notes

Jung's Cosmos

01:49

The Red Book - The Hero's Journey

02:40

The New Birth of the God

04:30

Introduction

3min

The Red Book - The Hero's Journey

3min

The Return to the Heart

5min

The Red Book Chronicles

3min

The Death of the German Hero

3min

The Young Germinating God

5min

Jung's Horoscope - The Sun and the Son

5min

Jung's Cosmos

2min

Horoscopes - It's All Us, We Have All of It in Us

2min

10.

Cancer

2min

11.

Is There a World of Consciousness?

5min

12.

The Resurrection Motive in Fairy Tales

2min

13.

The New Birth of the God

5min

14.

Is It Time for Green Sweaters?

3min

15.

Is There a Portal to the Infinite?

4min

16.

The Introduction to the Red Book

2min

17.

The Old in a New Time

3min

18.

The Return of the Distributed to the Personal

5min

In this episode exploring Carl Jung's Red Book, Satya Doyle Byock & Carol Ferris discuss the value of killing the hero, the myth of Siegfried, leadership, ideas of God, the duality of good and evil, soul, the feminine soul, and an emphasis on the idea of linear growth versus a circular existence. This episode was recorded on Easter and explores the death and resurrection of Christ. Jung's exploration of Christianity is consistently being explored.

Carol compares Jung's natal horoscope with the horoscope of Jung's visions on December 14th, 1913.

Chapters: “Splitting of the Spirit” + “Murder of the Hero” + “The Conception of the God” (pgs. 156-174 in the Reader’s Edition).

Learn More:

Salome Institute: SalomeInstitute.com

Carol: CarolFerrisAstrology.com

Satya: satyabyock.com

Satya's book: Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood

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