The Psychology of Evil with Dr. Lionel Corbett
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Many feel the world is being challenged in a very profound way by social, political, and environmental forces. Throughout the country, groups of people of good will find themselves wrestling with the problem of what it seems necessary to call evil.
Dr. Corbett is a Jungian analyst and psychiatrist whose work has deeply examined how Divinity manifests in the psyche. He is currently writing a book on the nature of evil, or the dark side of God. Dr. Corbett will shed some light on the darkness many of us feel in our hearts, minds, and spirits. With Dr. Corbett, we will examine the roots of evil-including the numinous dark and its power which exercises itself in the psyche, in ourselves, and in our world.
Dr. Corbett presented The Psychology of Evil as part of the ongoing Friday evening salon series at Pacifica Graduate Institute. For more information about upcoming events visit www.pacifica.edu/admissions/a...
What is really evil...is to have a great speaker and low sound.
Torture.
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Amazing lecture! Thank you!!
People are often like sheep...they follow or do because of fear.Ofcourse not everyone.
I Need More Audio Volume to Hear, louder record Ding please Steven YOGI McFarling ASHLAND OREGON USA
Difficult question!How about some politicians' actions that have caused thousands of deaths.Do they feel anything?Unfortunately power and money corrupts,it takes a lot of self discipline to think clearly.If we we look at how why and what it never ends....
Difficult subject,study history....BUT, we are living better today than any other time....
Perhaps Evil can be left abstract as "opposition to the Good" ?
We are driven to survive and reproduce therefore children are a good. It follows that killing children is an evil.
Perhaps Good and Evil are best left simple but sadly are always then subject to manipulations by groups with divergent interests ?
The sound is too low.
Quite a fascinating talk. It seems that the examples, when comparing the perspectives of theologians and psychologists, where you state "the ONLY way so and so can ameliorate this or that compulsion" is silly. Rarely is there ONLY one way to take care of an urge.