Thu, 8 May 2008  JUNG PODCAST #22 - ACTIVE IMAGINATION 2We continue to work through Jung's critical essay on the Transcendent function. I give specific guidance as to how one might enter into an active imagination. Very important in this process is being aware of the real risks that delving into the unconscious pose. Comments[4] |
as most people whose comments i have read i came across your podcast while looking for something interesting and stimulating to listen to during my daily commute to work...your podcast has become much more than that since then and it has actually become an obsession for me to buy the books you recommend and basically anything i can get my hands on that has jung's name on it...i look forward to the next episode...i know you are probably a very busy person but please, please do not take so long between episodes!
I don't quite know how your podcast found its' way into my itunes library but I'm delighted it did.
A few weeks ago, on the night of my birthday ( and the release date of your podcast 8th May) I had one of those dreams that' not great when you're in it but make you lol when you reflect on it later. And I'd been laughing ever since. I had, in my dream, witnessed a big fat indolent cat bully an elephant (by digging its' claws into the ellie's trunk) reach down a manhole (through which the cat was now too big to fit) for 'its' mouse.
Needless to say your podcast dampneded my glee a little as I listened to it 3 days in a row. But today, I realised that my delight in your podcast was less about the light it helped me shine on my dream, but the impact of your staggering generosity in making this stuff available to us all has loosened my moorings.
Thank you so much.
A few weeks ago, on the night of my birthday ( and the release date of your podcast 8th May) I had one of those dreams that' not great when you're in it but make you lol when you reflect on it later. And I'd been laughing ever since. I had, in my dream, witnessed a big fat indolent cat bully an elephant (by digging its' claws into the ellie's trunk) reach down a manhole (through which the cat was now too big to fit) for 'its' mouse.
Needless to say your podcast dampneded my glee a little as I listened to it 3 days in a row. But today, I realised that my delight in your podcast was less about the light it helped me shine on my dream, but the impact of your staggering generosity in making this stuff available to us all has loosened my moorings.
Thank you so much.
Thank you a lot for your podcast! I came across it while searching for something to introduce me to Jung's ideas and have been absolutely delighted with it since then! You have a real teaching talent. You make everything sound very interesting and clear seemingly with no effort at all, naturally.
Please don't forget about your podcasts, I hope that we'll see a new one!
Svetlana, Russia
Please don't forget about your podcasts, I hope that we'll see a new one!
Svetlana, Russia
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