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The Jungian goal of psychological integration draws inspiration from the Gnostic concept of Anthropos -- the complete human being -- guiding the way to a transformational path that integrates both the conscious and unconscious aspects of being.
A great cosmos of balance held in pairs of opposites is upset when Sophia breaks away and is lost in time and matter. The task of humanity is to recognize the sparks of divinity in the world and facilitate the repair of the cosmos. Individuation, much like the Gnostic quest for spiritual awakening, becomes a journey of reclaiming our hidden divine spark.
The myth of the Demiurge, who wrongly believes himself the ultimate power supplanting God, serves as a warning against ego inflation. As we join Jung in enlivening this ancient myth, we clarify our personal task of whole-making and find new symbols to guide that process.
This clip is from the latest TJL episode, "Jung and Gnosticism: Discovering a Universe Of Whole-Making." Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/zdH_9XydJP0
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The Jungian goal of psychological integration draws inspiration from the Gnostic concept of Anthropos -- the complete human being -- guiding the way to a transformational path that integrates both the conscious and unconscious aspects of being.
A great cosmos of balance held in pairs of opposites is upset when Sophia breaks away and is lost in time and matter. The task of humanity is to recognize the sparks of divinity in the world and facilitate the repair of the cosmos. Individuation, much like the Gnostic quest for spiritual awakening, becomes a journey of reclaiming our hidden divine spark.
The myth of the Demiurge, who wrongly believes himself the ultimate power supplanting God, serves as a warning against ego inflation. As we join Jung in enlivening this ancient myth, we clarify our personal task of whole-making and find new symbols to guide that process.
This clip is from the latest TJL episode, "Jung and Gnosticism: Discovering a Universe Of Whole-Making." Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/zdH_9XydJP0
And, don't forget to subscribe and click the notification bell to be the first to watch our new releases.
Take up the journey to find your lost spark this fall at Dream School: thisjungianlife.com/join-dream-school
If you’ve been struggling in the dark trying to find the keys to unlock your dreams, help has arrived: order your copy of DREAM WISE and discover the answers you’ve been seeking: https://a.co/d/5ixb5mD
