Often I wonder where people like Jung have gone. I mean wise and intellectual people. In the 20th century, there were still many. But since the turn of the millenium all wisdom seems to have vanished from the world. It would be urgently needed right now.
Thanks for the comment! I've been impressed with Jordan Peterson and feel like he's doing what he can to carry the baton and torch of Carl Jung. Check out his channel here: ruclips.net/channel/UCL_f53ZEJxp8TtlOkHwMV9Q
@@gratitude-theory Well, Jordan Peterson is fine as a psychologist. I enjoyed a lot of his talks available here on RUclips. But I wouldn't call him "wise" or anything similiar. I think he is too "aggressive" for that and lacks a certain humility. I mean wisdom not only regarding psychology here, but in general. Besides Carl Jung, I miss people like e.g. Dag Hammarskjöld, Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker, Albert Schweitzer, Jean-Paul Sartre, Martin Luther King, Gandhi,..to name a few more.
Nietzsche warned of this that as man became increasingly separate with it’s core values and ideals we would become lost. For the first time in history the weak have become the powerful majority and they mask their impotence as virtuous to tear down anyone that strives for a higher purpose. They have conflated the path of greatness with a selfish and harmful pursuit and that leaves a weak and pacified people to toil in despair. Many men and women have become disaffected and demoralized from childhood where they are indoctrinated with the belief that their instincts are to be suppressed. I didn’t come up with most of this it is just an amalgamation of different perceptions of the current ills of modern man.
A real treasure! What a gift you give to us by improving this audio so that we don't miss one precious word of this fabulously informative interview. We are so fortunate to be able to see and hear this remarkable man talk about his theories, ideas and experiences, almost as though in person. Thank you so much!!!
I always thought him to be german, but now I noticed a strong swiss accent from Basel. I checked it out and learned, that he lived at the very place in Basel Kleinhüningen where I live now. Somehow a nice feeling, that he must have seen how the house where I live in was built more than 120 Years ago.
So grateful to be able to listen to this great man speak. I see the audio is far superior to other videos on RUclips. Just a shame I can hear every “yes” more clearly as well, but we must take what we can get! Thank you
I'm very grateful that you uploaded and enhanced the audio of this fantastic series of interviews, but what I wouldn't give for subtitles as well. It's sooo difficult to follow his reasoning when I have to pause, go back, pick up one word here, one word there, and then connect them into the argument.
Sometimes i wonder where i can meet like minded people like these , like carl like those listening this , like not on the internet,not in another country, province or capital not half way around the world but here where i live ...
Love listening to this brilliant man he is a breath of fresh air after reading and listening to the modern so called psychology of today conform ,confuse categorise , condemn, and control and who do you think capitalises ?
@XORRE Jung unequivocally deplores all psychologically false and murderous political "heroes" like Hitler, Lenin, & the similar, ruinously-unconscious enablers directly around such people [ -c.f: Jung's fuller analyses of 'The False Saviors'...] Yet Jung acknowledges that, lamentably/horribly, such gifted demagogues can too-often become "heroes" to millions of deeply aggrieved, average people., who, themselves can then can thoughtlessly follow such demagogues toward mass approval of otherwise-unthinkably self-destructive 'falsely salvific' goals and actions... So, NO, Jung, never personally approved of Hitler's actions or goals -- quite the opposite. Jung simply acknowledged that it can become possible for we humans -- to wrongly so do.
@NJP-Supremacist unless there's a faithful question behind your words I'm sorry, but you seem to completely misapprehend the hero archetype. For the german people Hitler was a kind of hero no doubt about that.
Thanks for the request. The original of this video has automatic subtitles. ruclips.net/video/bs3HK3pxVAY/видео.html I'll add that when I can figure that process out.
Im not so sure you can read this but I want to try to translate this in korean so other people can watch it as well. if you let me know where can I get pdf file of this interview, it would be really appreciate! thanks for reading it.
Here's a link that I just downloaded the pdf. You have to wait for it to "process" but I was able to download it after a couple minutes. If you need it emailed to you, I can do that as well. dokumen.pub/qdownload/conversations-with-carl-jung-transcript-of-interview-with-richard-evans.html
"we are the great danger"... knowing our own psyche is VITAL for us. The world hangs on a thread, and that thread is psyche. We have a penchance for the signifiers of the ends of the spectrum of typology of self. Practical tool to explain, make useful, to find a way toward understanding how we are in the world, and how we seek balance by connecting to others (of other/complemetary type). introvert/extravert also thinking/feeling also sensing and intuiting think - what the thing is feel - is it agreeable/not sense - there is something intuit - the internal mechanism (hunch) knowing without knowing exactly why we know. perception via the unconscious. NB Making the self known to ourselves, unconscious (more) conscious. how do we perceive, what lens do we use (tend to). In this Volatile Unpredictable Chaotic A world, its time to ensure we follow the intuitive lens as we cannot use the sense function only. Those living in "safe""predicatable" spaces, we lose connection to the inner voice that knows. How priveleged we are to have lived in non-safety, it makes us more able to read the signals better.
Amen to that :). birds don't fly if they never leave the nest, they definitely die if they can't leave the egg. A swaddled child is as vulnerable as it can be, and to be wrapped up in cotton wool turns you to kindling
He is driving me crazy. I’m trying to focus onJung speaking, and all I keep hearing is this guy saying “ yes” incessantly. It’s the tone & manner in which he does it too… I feel so petty saying this, but just takes away from this whole experience 😢
Hey, thank you for cleaning up the audio! This is miles better, though one thing slightly jars me - and forgive me if you already know what I am about to tell you - hence I have a suggestion to perhaps improve it further, if you are willing. It sounds like you've used a compressor set to a long attack and a long release time. This leads to very sharp and sudden changes in volume, as the initial syllable is significantly louder than the subsequent ones until the attack comes in, and then quiet until the speech stops for long enough for the compressor to release, et cetera. I think it would sound more natural if you were to decrease the attack to just a few milliseconds, and also set the release for around 250 ms, and also use a soft knee so that the compression isn't too hard. Though, it It may help further here to have two compressors: one such as you have here, but with slightly less attack and release, to normalise the volume. And then to take care of the sharp transients, use a second one with a very low attack (a millisecond or two), and also a fairly fast release at say 100 ms, and then have it say 2/3 wet (so 30-ish% dry, 70-ish% wet) - because you don't want to make it too flat, play around with this - and set the threshold to just touch the loud transients, but to sit above the normalised target volume of the previous compressor. Carefully balance this with the input gain (as, though its hard to tell, it may be that the input volume is too high, or the threshold is too low.
I'm not a sound engineer but I do have a subscription to Adobe with Adobe Audition included. That's great advice if I understood more of it. It sounds like you would be great at putting together a few RUclips instructional videos. I would definitely subscribe. Is this type of work what you do professionally? I'm copying and saving your advice for any of my next projects. Thanks for your thoughtfulness.
@@gratitude-theory No worries, I'm happy to share knowledge - for I am just one link in the chain! I'm not a professional audio engineer. Professionally I am a software developer, but I take an interest in music and music production. There are probably some excellent series on compressors available on RUclips already - I can't recall it, but one I watched years ago was very good. But I'll explain a bit about the basics of a compressor that will hopefully give some context that will make it easier to see what the thing is really doing. Sadly, a lot of descriptions of things don't get to this. A compressor is like an automatic volume knob. The key feature being, this volume knob will change in proportion to the volume of the input audio. This is typically used to make the audio quiet when it gets too loud (so the change in volume knob is inversely proportional to the input volume). Hence you can use this to normalise the volume (make it consistent) by increasing the input volume, and make the loud bits the same volume as the quiet bits. - The attack tells it how long it should take to respond to changes in volume of the input. A short attack means the automatic volume knob is turned down quickly. A long attack means it takes a while to respond, and is sluggish, meaning that short bursts of loudness can leak through. - The release tells it how long it should take to return to 0 (like the release of a piano or a synthesiser note, zero being the point at which the compressor is not changing the volume of the input, and is having no effect). A short release means the volume knob is turned back up very quickly, but a long release, like a long attack, but opposite, is sluggish, and will remain turned down for longer. - The threshold is the point at which the compressor kicks into action. For example, if it is set to -5db, then when the input volume exceeds -5db, it will begin compressor. - However, this threshold I just described is hard compression. Where the threshold is a hard line... a soft knee is where the threshold is not a hard line, and the compressor will begin to kick into action before the input volume reaches the threshold. But, and depending on the compressor, this soft line (like a gradient) can be adjusted, so that the range, or the width of the wiggle room or leeway in the threshold can be tuned to the needs of the audio. - The ratio controls the degree to which the volume knob is changed in proportion to the input audio. A high ratio means a very strong response to the input audio, and a small increase makes for a greater decrease. However, this is an exponential decrease towards the threshold. --- It is helpful to think of the input sound as being a graph of its volume, and the compressor responding to the peaks and troughs in the curve along this graph. The attack controls how steep the response curve is going downward, and the release controls how steep the curve is going back upward. Also, to further extrapolate this, an expander works on the inverse principle. Rather than making it quieter when the input sound is loud, it makes it louder. For example, you can use this to make a drum sound have a harder punch, a shaper initial hit (the transient, as its called). If you consider it has an attack of zero, so the expander turns the volume knob up immediately, and you've set the release to just say 10 or 20 ms, but you've also set the threshold so that only the initial punch of the drum sound is above it, then only the initial punch will be made louder. The same goes for the compressor, and you'd use it in the same way to remove punch from drum sounds. And finally: the best tools are your ears - I wouldn't take too literally my intuited estimated figures. Try to attune your ears to the subtle changes in volume. And one more thing: sometimes headphones can actually make it harder to discern these differences in volume, because its just so close to your ears, the dynamics are less affected by the drop off of frequencies over distance.
Throw this into your lunch box. Lectures of William Donahue , Adam & Eve Cain & Abel and more . Scientific look at the meaning of Adam/ atom ⚛️ It's not first what you may think. This is a great video on mental health different pieces . Thank you ! Neville Goddard's teachings by experiences he had ! He had a feeling his time was soon to come to an end ! 1972 Lectures of 1972. Enjoy your journey in this life. Oh, one thing he didn't think of , NOW moment Have you ever done anything outside the NOW? It's everlasting Now ! Ponder this idea .
Now here's a layman's theory: There are two kinds of people, roughly, the more sexually motivated and the more cerebral motivated, both not only, but majority-like. The first were Mr. Freud's patients, the second Mr. Jungs. Just a thought from a complete amateur. I'm no psychologist, just a carpenter.
Good insight. And don’t worry. According to Jung anyway, the archetypal epicenter of transformation and redemption for all time was also a carpenter. You’re in good company. 🥳😆
At 13:31 he says something like "no German woman is buried unless she is buried... (then he says something in another language, perhaps latin)" can anyone tell me what he says there in English? I feel I am missing his point without understanding that phrase.
La vidéo originale a la possibilité de traduire les sous-titres en français. Je suis désolé de ne pas avoir configuré ma version pour l'adapter, mais vous pouvez voir l'original sur ce lien: ruclips.net/video/bs3HK3pxVAY/видео.html
The Anima & Animus Is one of the concept I do not like about Dr. Jung's Theory . Dr. Adler had a clear Idea of this however his denial of trauma didn't mix well with Dr. Jung and Dr. Freud Theories
ruclips.net/video/bs3HK3pxVAY/видео.html this is the original. When I enhanced it, I zoomed in a little. You might get a better view of the plant from the original. I’m definitely not an expert in that field.
Perhaps, Jung can only see a few feet in the primeval forest. However, the primeval native sees quite a bit further. It may be surprising to come across an unknown river, but it is also quite surprising when a dodo bird's chick tosses the other eggs from the nest of a different species of bird. How many dodo birds have held your crowns Great Nations? Hitler was none too bright I might add...although he wasn't the nesting sort.
19:00 Yet these fantasies are facts. You see, it is a fact that the man has such and such a fantasy; and it is such a tangible fact, for instance, that when a man has a certain fantasy, another man may lose his life, or a bridge is built. These houses were all fantasies. Everything you do here, all this, everything, was fantasy to begin with, and fantasy has a proper reality. That is not to be forgotten; fantasy is not nothing. It is, of course, not a tangible object; but it is a fact nevertheless.
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Thank you for uploading this treasure trove. Carl Gustav Jung was a 1000 years ahead of his time. God rest his soul.
He was a 2000 years before his time. The axial religions created the present world.
GOD love his soul
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1000 years ahead of his time or he is from a time long ago where this sort of thing was known heavily?
Often I wonder where people like Jung have gone. I mean wise and intellectual people. In the 20th century, there were still many. But since the turn of the millenium all wisdom seems to have vanished from the world. It would be urgently needed right now.
Thanks for the comment! I've been impressed with Jordan Peterson and feel like he's doing what he can to carry the baton and torch of Carl Jung. Check out his channel here: ruclips.net/channel/UCL_f53ZEJxp8TtlOkHwMV9Q
@@gratitude-theory Well, Jordan Peterson is fine as a psychologist. I enjoyed a lot of his talks available here on RUclips. But I wouldn't call him "wise" or anything similiar. I think he is too "aggressive" for that and lacks a certain humility.
I mean wisdom not only regarding psychology here, but in general. Besides Carl Jung, I miss people like e.g. Dag Hammarskjöld, Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker, Albert Schweitzer, Jean-Paul Sartre, Martin Luther King, Gandhi,..to name a few more.
Government's destroy them through institutions.
Oh I am right here. What is it that you need?
Nietzsche warned of this that as man became increasingly separate with it’s core values and ideals we would become lost. For the first time in history the weak have become the powerful majority and they mask their impotence as virtuous to tear down anyone that strives for a higher purpose. They have conflated the path of greatness with a selfish and harmful pursuit and that leaves a weak and pacified people to toil in despair. Many men and women have become disaffected and demoralized from childhood where they are indoctrinated with the belief that their instincts are to be suppressed. I didn’t come up with most of this it is just an amalgamation of different perceptions of the current ills of modern man.
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Thank you for posting this.
A real treasure! What a gift you give to us by improving this audio so that we don't miss one precious word of this fabulously informative interview. We are so fortunate to be able to see and hear this remarkable man talk about his theories, ideas and experiences, almost as though in person. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for restoring this absolute goldmine of wisdom and uploading it
You are most welcome. Thank you for visiting my channel!
Amazing work on the audio. An incredible improvement in understandability over the other sources of this interview I have seen.
Thank you. It's an interview worth hearing clearly. Jung's insights have impacted me greatly. Happy to share it with you.
Dr. Carl Jung, what a man, what a mind, what a personality. Brilliant ❤️
was brilliant , now dead
I always thought him to be german, but now I noticed a strong swiss accent from Basel. I checked it out and learned, that he lived at the very place in Basel Kleinhüningen where I live now. Somehow a nice feeling, that he must have seen how the house where I live in was built more than 120 Years ago.
@NJP-Supremacist Not really. At least in the german world, the Swiss are seen as their own people, just like americans aren't brits.
Fascinating!!
@NatCo-Supremacistno he is not German
I am happy for you because i am already proud to represent the species he belong to
So grateful to be able to listen to this great man speak. I see the audio is far superior to other videos on RUclips. Just a shame I can hear every “yes” more clearly as well, but we must take what we can get!
Thank you
Cant thank you enough for improving the audio on this
My pleasure. Glad to be of service.
I'm very grateful that you uploaded and enhanced the audio of this fantastic series of interviews, but what I wouldn't give for subtitles as well. It's sooo difficult to follow his reasoning when I have to pause, go back, pick up one word here, one word there, and then connect them into the argument.
@Danyell Rollf Way ahead of ya.
Thank you so much for improvising the audio. I was struggling with previous version .
Appreciation for your priceless contribution.
A great improvement on the original presentation. Thanks! 😃
thank you for the enhanced audio of this interview
Thank you for this improved audio!
I’m looking for a version where all the “yes yes” by the interviewer are cut out :)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Fantastic video! Thank you for posting it!
Great interview with great insights from a brilliant mind.
Sometimes i wonder where i can meet like minded people like these , like carl like those listening this , like not on the internet,not in another country, province or capital not half way around the world but here where i live ...
One of the best videos made 🧚♂️tnx to Universe 🐞✌️
Love listening to this brilliant man he is a breath of fresh air after reading and listening to the modern so called psychology of today conform ,confuse categorise , condemn, and control and who do you think capitalises ?
Thank you SO MUCH for preparing this for viewers !!!
Just wonderful interview Very appreciated
🌱Lynn
Rancho Mirage Ca
🇺🇸Sept 19th 2021
You're very welcome, Lynn. And thank you for the kind acknowledgment .
Thanks fam
Love his humour, such a child innocence to him!
@XORRE Jung unequivocally deplores all psychologically false and murderous political "heroes" like Hitler, Lenin, & the similar, ruinously-unconscious enablers directly around such people [ -c.f: Jung's fuller analyses of 'The False Saviors'...]
Yet Jung acknowledges that, lamentably/horribly, such gifted demagogues can too-often become "heroes" to millions of deeply aggrieved, average people., who, themselves can then can thoughtlessly follow such demagogues toward mass approval of otherwise-unthinkably self-destructive 'falsely salvific' goals and actions...
So, NO, Jung, never personally approved of Hitler's actions or goals -- quite the opposite. Jung simply acknowledged that it can become possible for we humans -- to wrongly so do.
@XORRE bullocks
@NJP-Supremacist unless there's a faithful question behind your words I'm sorry, but you seem to completely misapprehend the hero archetype. For the german people Hitler was a kind of hero no doubt about that.
Please enable automatic subtitles for the hearing impaired 👂
Thanks for the request. The original of this video has automatic subtitles. ruclips.net/video/bs3HK3pxVAY/видео.html I'll add that when I can figure that process out.
Thank you so very much. 🙏
It's a pleasure. Thank YOU for commenting.
Thanks for uploading, such a pleasure to watch and hear.
38:50 is tremendously true.
Im not so sure you can read this but I want to try to translate this in korean so other people can watch it as well. if you let me know where can I get pdf file of this interview, it would be really appreciate! thanks for reading it.
Here's a link that I just downloaded the pdf. You have to wait for it to "process" but I was able to download it after a couple minutes. If you need it emailed to you, I can do that as well. dokumen.pub/qdownload/conversations-with-carl-jung-transcript-of-interview-with-richard-evans.html
Can I help?
I would like to help too
Thanks...
Fantastic hearing the master speak❤
Yes most of his audience would selectively be intuitive introvert. We people in the comments are I believe mostly fellow intuitive introverts
Please allow Closed Captioning (for the deaf)
Love this man ❤️❤️❤️❤️👍
Thank you! I couldn’t listen to this interview in the past due to the audio.
Thank you kindly ✍️
"we are the great danger"... knowing our own psyche is VITAL for us. The world hangs on a thread, and that thread is psyche.
We have a penchance for the signifiers of the ends of the spectrum of typology of self. Practical tool to explain, make useful, to find a way toward understanding how we are in the world, and how we seek balance by connecting to others (of other/complemetary type).
introvert/extravert also thinking/feeling also sensing and intuiting
think - what the thing is
feel - is it agreeable/not
sense - there is something
intuit - the internal mechanism (hunch) knowing without knowing exactly why we know. perception via the unconscious. NB
Making the self known to ourselves, unconscious (more) conscious.
how do we perceive, what lens do we use (tend to).
In this Volatile Unpredictable Chaotic A world, its time to ensure we follow the intuitive lens as we cannot use the sense function only.
Those living in "safe""predicatable" spaces, we lose connection to the inner voice that knows. How priveleged we are to have lived in non-safety, it makes us more able to read the signals better.
Amen to that :). birds don't fly if they never leave the nest, they definitely die if they can't leave the egg. A swaddled child is as vulnerable as it can be, and to be wrapped up in cotton wool turns you to kindling
wow.. amazing
Thanks!
Can you post a version of this where you edit out the guy saying yes like hundreds of times?
Yes
He is driving me crazy.
I’m trying to focus onJung speaking, and all I keep hearing is this guy saying “ yes” incessantly. It’s the tone & manner in which he does it too…
I feel so petty saying this, but just takes away from this whole experience 😢
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Totally agree .. “ Yes .. I’ve been to Huston “.. and don’t we just know it .!
THANK YOU!
Has anybody come across the video of Jung talking about the golden scarab case? I'm sure I saw it on youtube, but I'm unable to find it again
ruclips.net/video/y0p1ITcGtKI/видео.htmlsi=0Dyz_9pI4RhLE5Vz
Hey, thank you for cleaning up the audio! This is miles better, though one thing slightly jars me - and forgive me if you already know what I am about to tell you - hence I have a suggestion to perhaps improve it further, if you are willing. It sounds like you've used a compressor set to a long attack and a long release time. This leads to very sharp and sudden changes in volume, as the initial syllable is significantly louder than the subsequent ones until the attack comes in, and then quiet until the speech stops for long enough for the compressor to release, et cetera.
I think it would sound more natural if you were to decrease the attack to just a few milliseconds, and also set the release for around 250 ms, and also use a soft knee so that the compression isn't too hard.
Though, it It may help further here to have two compressors: one such as you have here, but with slightly less attack and release, to normalise the volume. And then to take care of the sharp transients, use a second one with a very low attack (a millisecond or two), and also a fairly fast release at say 100 ms, and then have it say 2/3 wet (so 30-ish% dry, 70-ish% wet) - because you don't want to make it too flat, play around with this - and set the threshold to just touch the loud transients, but to sit above the normalised target volume of the previous compressor.
Carefully balance this with the input gain (as, though its hard to tell, it may be that the input volume is too high, or the threshold is too low.
I'm not a sound engineer but I do have a subscription to Adobe with Adobe Audition included. That's great advice if I understood more of it. It sounds like you would be great at putting together a few RUclips instructional videos. I would definitely subscribe. Is this type of work what you do professionally? I'm copying and saving your advice for any of my next projects. Thanks for your thoughtfulness.
@@gratitude-theory No worries, I'm happy to share knowledge - for I am just one link in the chain!
I'm not a professional audio engineer. Professionally I am a software developer, but I take an interest in music and music production.
There are probably some excellent series on compressors available on RUclips already - I can't recall it, but one I watched years ago was very good.
But I'll explain a bit about the basics of a compressor that will hopefully give some context that will make it easier to see what the thing is really doing. Sadly, a lot of descriptions of things don't get to this.
A compressor is like an automatic volume knob. The key feature being, this volume knob will change in proportion to the volume of the input audio. This is typically used to make the audio quiet when it gets too loud (so the change in volume knob is inversely proportional to the input volume). Hence you can use this to normalise the volume (make it consistent) by increasing the input volume, and make the loud bits the same volume as the quiet bits.
- The attack tells it how long it should take to respond to changes in volume of the input. A short attack means the automatic volume knob is turned down quickly. A long attack means it takes a while to respond, and is sluggish, meaning that short bursts of loudness can leak through.
- The release tells it how long it should take to return to 0 (like the release of a piano or a synthesiser note, zero being the point at which the compressor is not changing the volume of the input, and is having no effect). A short release means the volume knob is turned back up very quickly, but a long release, like a long attack, but opposite, is sluggish, and will remain turned down for longer.
- The threshold is the point at which the compressor kicks into action. For example, if it is set to -5db, then when the input volume exceeds -5db, it will begin compressor.
- However, this threshold I just described is hard compression. Where the threshold is a hard line... a soft knee is where the threshold is not a hard line, and the compressor will begin to kick into action before the input volume reaches the threshold. But, and depending on the compressor, this soft line (like a gradient) can be adjusted, so that the range, or the width of the wiggle room or leeway in the threshold can be tuned to the needs of the audio.
- The ratio controls the degree to which the volume knob is changed in proportion to the input audio. A high ratio means a very strong response to the input audio, and a small increase makes for a greater decrease. However, this is an exponential decrease towards the threshold.
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It is helpful to think of the input sound as being a graph of its volume, and the compressor responding to the peaks and troughs in the curve along this graph. The attack controls how steep the response curve is going downward, and the release controls how steep the curve is going back upward.
Also, to further extrapolate this, an expander works on the inverse principle. Rather than making it quieter when the input sound is loud, it makes it louder.
For example, you can use this to make a drum sound have a harder punch, a shaper initial hit (the transient, as its called). If you consider it has an attack of zero, so the expander turns the volume knob up immediately, and you've set the release to just say 10 or 20 ms, but you've also set the threshold so that only the initial punch of the drum sound is above it, then only the initial punch will be made louder.
The same goes for the compressor, and you'd use it in the same way to remove punch from drum sounds.
And finally: the best tools are your ears - I wouldn't take too literally my intuited estimated figures. Try to attune your ears to the subtle changes in volume.
And one more thing: sometimes headphones can actually make it harder to discern these differences in volume, because its just so close to your ears, the dynamics are less affected by the drop off of frequencies over distance.
Throw this into your lunch box.
Lectures of William Donahue , Adam & Eve Cain & Abel and more . Scientific look at the meaning of Adam/ atom ⚛️
It's not first what you may think.
This is a great video on mental health different pieces . Thank you !
Neville Goddard's teachings by experiences he had !
He had a feeling his time was soon to come to an end ! 1972
Lectures of 1972.
Enjoy your journey in this life.
Oh, one thing he didn't think of , NOW moment
Have you ever done anything outside the NOW?
It's everlasting Now !
Ponder this idea .
At around 1:41:45 (after Einstein) he starts talking about Historian Arnold Toynbee.
"And if he has the full picture, and the necessary moral stamina, well then, he can be cured" 1:15:50
yes I am jeopardizing your interview yes
"yes" the interviewer is annoying af, typical narcissist.
Yes
Based Jung.
THE most remarkable name - Carl Jung 👍
thanks for the valuable video but could you please open subtitle option at least for english -automaticaly created one-
Now here's a layman's theory: There are two kinds of people, roughly, the more sexually motivated and the more cerebral motivated, both not only, but majority-like. The first were Mr. Freud's patients, the second Mr. Jungs. Just a thought from a complete amateur. I'm no psychologist, just a carpenter.
Good insight. And don’t worry. According to Jung anyway, the archetypal epicenter of transformation and redemption for all time was also a carpenter. You’re in good company. 🥳😆
At 13:31 he says something like "no German woman is buried unless she is buried... (then he says something in another language, perhaps latin)" can anyone tell me what he says there in English? I feel I am missing his point without understanding that phrase.
Thanks so much !
I just do not understand people who upload somebody else work and put ads on it, it is not right
1:43:15, Jung goes on about the middle-ages, has he written anything on this topic?
I don't know the answer to that but if/when I do. I'll post it as a reply. Thanks for asking.
I wish this had subtitles, I find it hard to discern what he says all the time 💔
Malheureusement je comprends mal l'anglais. Existerait il une traduction en français ?
La vidéo originale a la possibilité de traduire les sous-titres en français. Je suis désolé de ne pas avoir configuré ma version pour l'adapter, mais vous pouvez voir l'original sur ce lien: ruclips.net/video/bs3HK3pxVAY/видео.html
The Anima & Animus Is one of the concept I do not like about Dr. Jung's Theory . Dr. Adler had a clear Idea of this however his denial of trauma didn't mix well with Dr. Jung and Dr. Freud Theories
Is it possible to put closed captions on this video? The original video you mentioned & linked in the comments is no longer available.
Is there a transcript of this interview and how can I read that while watching the video?
I am at awe on how Jung foresaw WW2 and Jews on Germany by observing his patients. How about USA and China right now?
Is that a ficus elastica behind Jung?
ruclips.net/video/bs3HK3pxVAY/видео.html this is the original. When I enhanced it, I zoomed in a little. You might get a better view of the plant from the original. I’m definitely not an expert in that field.
It’s definitely a plant
But as it’s not green it may be fake
his english is perfect but the "melody" is inherited from the swiss-german dialect.
why can`t I activate automatic subtitles
Perhaps, Jung can only see a few feet in the primeval forest. However, the primeval native sees quite a bit further. It may be surprising to come across an unknown river, but it is also quite surprising when a dodo bird's chick tosses the other eggs from the nest of a different species of bird. How many dodo birds have held your crowns Great Nations? Hitler was none too bright I might add...although he wasn't the nesting sort.
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2hrs 3 mins 50 sec his most emotional moment, being called a mystic seems laying hard on him
Are there regular reports of psychiatric observations of dreams in current professional journals?
Hi. I have a hunch that there are many but I don't know at the moment. When I find out, I'll post something here to help. Thanks for the question!
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23:50 , “certain fellows in Moskau lose their nerves” maybe he is a prophet, let’s find out
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"Man's name is legion" G. I. Gurgieff
i don’t believe ; i know. :)
For me, that’s the most profound Jung comment ever. Thanks for posting.
the enema and the enemus 😂🤣
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Yet these fantasies are facts. You see, it is a fact that the man has such and such a
fantasy; and it is such a tangible fact, for instance, that when a man has a certain fantasy,
another man may lose his life, or a bridge is built. These houses were all fantasies. Everything
you do here, all this, everything, was fantasy to begin with, and fantasy has a proper reality.
That is not to be forgotten; fantasy is not nothing. It is, of course, not a tangible object; but it
is a fact nevertheless.
This video desperately needs subtitles
That's in process. Thanks for commenting. The original RUclips video has subtitles. ruclips.net/video/0ZEHGZ5CsS4/видео.html
Too late my friends your ancestors should have listened
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needs 2 work on his persona...
Yes
Thank You So Much
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