Satya Doyle Byock & Carol Ferris enter a series of more playful Red Book chapters, beginning with "Divine Folly" in which Jung departs from his own religiosity to express the critical importance of living one's own existence. Jung picks up a copy of "The Imitation of Christ" by Thomas a Kempis and starts a dialogue with the work of Friedrich Nietzsche. Carol illuminates the astrology of January 14th, 1914 and the Grand Cardinal Cross in Jung's horoscope. Ann Carroll explores Western Civilization's wrestling with the 2,000 year-old Christian narrative. Satya defines courage as vulnerability and inner work. Chapter: “Divine Folly” Learn More: Salome Institute: SalomeInstitute.com Carol: CarolFerrisAstrology.com Satya: SatyaByock.com Satya's book: Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood Recorded August 9, 2020

Guests Satya Doyle Byock, Carol Ferris, & Ann Carrol discuss Jung eating a girl's liver in The Red Book. Topics include animal embodiment, guilt of existence, astrology, & masculinity vs. femininity. Fascinating insights into Jung's natal chart, Chinese Medicine, & the role of rage in personal growth.

Psychologist Satya Doyle Byock and trauma expert Carol Ferris discuss Jung's symbolism in 'Hell' and the federal occupation of Portland, reflecting on narrative time, collective trauma, and WWII. They explore projection, shadow, redemption, and Introverted Sensation typology. Topics include the myth of Athena, Medusa, and symbolism of masks. Recorded July 19, 2020.

Guests delve into duality, animus/anima binary, and Jung's Egg. Discussion includes Kathleen Raine, William Blake, Gilgamesh Dream, and anti-racist dream-work. Exploring inner turmoil, artistic vision, and transformative encounters with nature.

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.

Carol Ferris and Satya Doyle Byock explore Jung's contemplation on scientific thinking and the power of fantasy through Izdubar encounter. Topics include eclipses, pursuit of immortality, magic and fantasy meanings, Truth dialogues, and astrological charts. The podcast delves into symbolism in Mesopotamia, inner wholeness journey, conflicting values, bull symbolism, and feminine archetypes.

Guests Satya Doyle Byock and Carol Ferris delve into the darkness of death, Hell, and Pluto through Jung's journey. Carol discusses astrology and Pluto's role in America's birth. Topics include Buckminster Fuller's 'trim tab', Nietzsche, the Divine Mother, and the return of the Feminine.

Satya Doyle Byock, a Jungian Psychology expert, discusses living one's myth and introverted vs. extroverted life. Topics include science vs. soul, greening the desert, and the inverted tree image. Chapters: 'The Anchorite' & 'Dies II'.

Guest George Floyd sparks discussion on grief and rage post his death, with exploration of projection onto Black citizens by white people through James Baldwin and Jung. Also dives into Venus retrograde impact on love, societal values, astrological cycles, and engaging youth in social justice.

In this episode exploring Carl Jung's Red Book and its political and social relevance for our times, Jung encounters his shadow in "The Lowly." Satya Doyle Byock introduces Jung’s ideas on the shadow and individuation. Carol Ferris illuminates the horoscope of this night, December 29th, 1913 and discusses the lowly depths of the ocean. Ann Carroll discusses alcoholism, addiction and homelessness and C.G. Jung’s contribution to the creation of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA. Chapters: “One of the Lowly” Learn More: Salome Institute: SalomeInstitute.com Carol: CarolFerrisAstrology.com Satya: SatyaByock.com Satya's book: Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood Astrological Charts: Jung: The Anchorite Recorded on May 17, 2020