The Archetypal Brain: Jung from an Evolutionary Perspective

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Spectacular, thank you
Comment from : @timothyorourkejr8519

2 sugestions: brI miss an “adolescence” episode in your series I am integrating mine, and well, I am struggling 😂brAnd would be nice if you do image comunity posts 😊brBig hug
Comment from : @Watercolordragon

We old world southern Italians have a tradition of dream telepathy I have experienced this myself
Comment from : @charlesodonnell2993

Great episode Such an interesting and profound topic
Comment from : @ant_ace

Fascinating! Wow - integration of those two brains systems I will check out Clarks book and would love to hear more about this Thank you!!
Comment from : @psyfiles7351

The hall he was describing sounds like Elder Hall on North Terrace at the front of the university
Comment from : @PeterGregoryKelly

This was so interesting Thank you for interviewing Gary
Comment from : @northbrisbanepsychologists1406

Love what he said, "these mystical expierences were a part of culture" They need to be apart of our cuture again!
Comment from : @joshuaschmude7187

Thank you so much for presenting such a fascinating topic brA really great guest!
Comment from : @susancarolalbert6191

Love your discussions Thank you
Comment from : @GinaGraziano-h7l

Excellent episode, most interesting Thank you to you both for this
Comment from : @1234j

Thank you both for a wonderful conversation I learned so much! (I, too, was gobsmacked by what Dr Clark said about our likeness to birds in how we educate are young Fascinating 😊)
Comment from : @margaretinsydney3856

We need an episode on AI!!! Interested in yall's take on it, as it seems so prescient and is gearing up to change almost every aspect of our lives
Comment from : @BrundageBungalows

I have seen very few episodes of TJL that I didn't relate with and learn something profound from, but this one is by far my favorite and most illuminating to date Thank you Lisa, please have this guest on again soon, we could all gain a lot from the perspective of reconciliation of opposites he espouses
Comment from : @don-eb3fj

Brilliant discussion! Thank you for giving weight to Jungs theories! The landscape of modern psychology and psychotherapy is in much need of this shift in thinking The postmodernist and social constructivist view is heavily betraying the roots of what psychology stands for Modern psychology tries its best to avoid dreams and the more developed theories of the mind, but they cannot ignore the numinous forever I pray the psychedelic research opens some eyes to the possibilities of psychotherapy and healing pathology 🙏
Comment from : @superduperdillon9682

I definitely want to join the experiment I loved taking your class!
Comment from : @aaronmcwilliams7538

Great episode! As a biologist, one of the things I appreciate most about Carl Jung’s observations and theories is that they mesh very well with everything I’ve studied brabout evolution, developmental biology, and neuroscience
Comment from : @Orangecattabby

Yeah, music is awesome that way It's a double edged sword of sorts though It's used to influence states of being, to sell us things we really don't want or believe, etc You just have to always remember that I enjoyed your guest today, thank you very much
Comment from : @SleepyLeeeee

What a wonderful interview I learnt a lot Thank you
Comment from : @MaryMcDonnell-n1e

Also, super interesting guest/ subject, and I can't wait to try to receive the transmission on the 25th!
Comment from : @troposophia

I'm a male, and my wife and I are both very gender-conforming in most every way, except that I'm much more Eros-oriented and she has to do all the Logos thinking that I find miserably tedious 🤣
Comment from : @troposophia

Lisa’s interview of Gary Clark is fascinating! I read the book when it came out, and this conversation enabled a deeper and more precise understanding about the importance of Gary’s work and how it relates to Jung’s ideas
Comment from : @juliereesegrant4037

Very rich topic, amazing guest Hoping to get hold of his book
Comment from : @sydneycarton3553

Jung didn't believe the collective unconscious or "objective psyche" originated in the brain but in a transcendent psychoid realm that is beyond the reach and perception of the senses
Comment from : @Magik1369

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Comment from : @Liyah-encyclopedia333

Excellent Enjoyed It
Comment from : @DagnachewGirma-b3n

cymatics is the study of sounds vibrations creating visible patterns on membranes We are 80 water 528 HZ frequency is my favorite It's divinely liberating watching bubble cymatics express itself in geometrical figures, or listening to an organ in a Cathedral
Comment from : @michaelcervino1214