
Season Two - The Quest. With special focus on the evolving crises of the 21st century. Season One - Psychotherapy: Jungian approach to healing. Season Three - En Español: la Psicología Junguiana y la Crisis de Nuestro Tiempo.Banner illustration is by LINDSEY HARRIS, Jungian Analyst. It is the front cover of the book ”The Sower and the Seed”.Music extracts at start and finish of episode from Beetho... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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The last five chapters of Answer to Job clearly show that Jung believed that the shadow in our psyche and the technological means at our disposal leave us in a most precarious apocalyptic situation ....
“For the dark God has slipped the atom bomb an... more
The book Answer to Job was the one work Jung said he would never change. In it he “psychoanalyses” Yahweh, challenges the Christian God, insists that God, across our evolution, has been entering into humanity as a unconscious complex of opposites req... more
This episode explores the Gnostic worldview, flourishing in the first centuries of the Common Era, which offers one of religious history's most radical apocalyptic visions. It is founded on a profoundly dualistic understanding of reality: the materi... more
The apocalypse isn't just an ancient myth, but an archetype, a pattern that still shapes our world. The same emotional and psychological forces that drove medieval peasants to embark on doomed crusades or to whip themselves in public, are the very f... more
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I've been looking forward to the next installment and it doesn't disappoint. For my simple head this connects the dots of mythology in a vast landscape that i can almost understand. It leaves me wanting more and keen to pickup my own research. Thanks!
I found this podcast after seeking other perspectives of Jungian psychotherapy. I have an interest in counselling (from both sides). Although I don't think I'm an interlectual or great thinker, I love to think. Alan Mulhern brings a vast amount of knowledge and experience beyond Jungian psychotherapy that paints a compelling picture of humanities struggles to evolve. I find it a very egoless presentation and free of the sensationlist populism that lives on Youtube in it's opinionated heros (fill... more
A true investigation and exploration of Jungian thought, spirituality, and philosophy that is in no way contaminated by the pop and pap so common to many podcasts.
I am thankful that this issues of psychology and technology are a topic since i realized many people on twitter make money implementing AI superficially. I as an artist think that like in print 15c.gutenberg this will be our next big step in humanity. it is from importance to think about AI and process in ethical way now to develop the right questions concerning the good and bad ways..it is in human hands where our journey goes, we all can influence it and should. thank you for your important ... more
I've listened to season 1 - A Jungian approach to healing emotional wounds dozens of times.
I would say these are the best available at relating a practical understanding of Jung.
Beyond that, Mulhern shares a broad knowledge of related mythic, spiritual, and scientific topics, presenting a holistic ontology and important messages of the day
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Focused on the evolving crises of the 21st century, this series explores the intersection of Jungian psychology, philosophy, and spiritual thought. With discussions spanning topics such as Gnosticism, archetypes, and societal upheaval, the host provides insightful commentary and critiques on humanity's spiritual journey and its psychological implications. Themes of apocalypse and transformation emerge prominently in the narratives, reflecting a deep engagement with both historical and contemporary issues, making it relevant for those interested in psychology, philosophy, and cultural studies.
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