Carl Jung: Face to Face - 1959 Interview (Colorized & Remastered) 

Colourisation gives it a lot of life. Keep this up would love to see more.

Thanks a lot for the kind words! I'll try to keep uploading regularly. Suggestions are welcome!

Hi, thanks for your work! Genuine question here, when you colour a black and white video, how do you know which are the real ones? Or do you color it according to your imagination?

thanks

Seeing Jung interviewed in color is great.

Tell this to atheistic scientist establishment today.

Not believing in a God doesn't negate having a meaningful life.

@@perpetualmotion357I think meaning comes through on many different levels. Be it relationships, artistic expression, family, community, country etc. God being the ultimate / last circle of meaning. So without that, and the whole culture that comes with it, people are going to attempt to reaffirm their meaning in other ways. Some will do what needs to be done and see Jung’s works for inner work. Others will overcompensate and seek validation from others, which can be taken to the extreme, as we often see now.

@@perpetualmotion357 Nonetheless, all-too-common scientific worldviews imply meaning does not even exist.

😮 He could pass for ten years younger than that!

He is 10 times smarter than our presidents and politicians such as Biden.

Yes, but now i want to hear a "passing of time" from Kama(i)la H.

He seems to adore them, @aloneboarder.

He was an archeologist of the psyche

@@sharoncelani5594 yes indeed, thank you for putting it a tad more eloquently.

Think about your titans, heroes, role-models, the poets and philosophers and painters that you really, truly love and admire. The ones who could weave beauty with just a few well-chosen words, who lived and loved and lost a million, billion times over, once for each heart-wounded reader. Ask them, if you could, where they thought they'd be in ten years when they were your age. Five years. Two. Ask them if they had life plans, and if they did, how accurate any of them proved to be. They'd laugh in your face. They'd find your naïveté endearing and tragic. That life has any meaningful, predictable causal narrativity is the greatest lie you and so many of our peers have internalized into axiomatic dictum. Van Gogh never picked up a paintbrush until he was 27. Nietzsche, at your age, was studying theology. Hesse was working as an apprentice printmaker. DFW was studying mathematics and modal logic. Walter Benjamin studied law, as did Flaubert and Baudelaire. William Gibson draft-dodged to Canada and lived off of charity and thrifting. Basquiat was homeless. Ask Dostoevsky, if you could, if when he worked as an engineer just out of military school he thought he'd become one of the world's most important writers. Life, for the good ones, the ones worth fucking and discovering and, yes, loving, makes no goddamn sense until after the fact. To believe otherwise is to do yourself and others a great disservice, is to live a bourgeois compromise of stagnation and banality.

Interesting. Freud also had an obsession with archaeology

Profound

Thank you! I'm glad you pointed out the captions, as I put some effort into adding them.

​Thanks for doing that. They are really helpfull for non-native speakers _👍😎_ @@DustyArchiver

​@@xmariokiler2443 they're also very helpful to native speakers 😂 his accent is definitely rough at times, kinda slurs his words together or away

What a bane to Humanity, there had always been a dark aura even Freud wouldn't touch. It needs to be understood he built his theories on the foundation of Racism, Misogyny, and anti-Semitism. There was definitely a sense of the dark heart about him

Well said!

Agree entirely. At least he didn’t try to compete as one so often sees.

I was feeling the same!

@@JAL1964 We should hear Jung without needless distraction. I think the interviewer is perfect for this interview.

@@coreycox2345he failed to follow up on the religion question. Interviewer was very wooden.

@@hiker-uy1bi Because you were left with a question? I liked noticing the interviewer less. Jung used that to make points he wanted to, I guess.

Thank you! That interview is, as far as I know, copyright-protected... I will Email the rights holder in the coming days and hope they will allow me to do it!

@@DustyArchiver Okay, I really appreciate it!

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

. . . a true friend of ABRAXAS (the gnostic Lord!")

@@AL_THOMAS_777 first book I read about abraxas was Damien by Hesse who was friends with Jung and shared similar ideologies.

when you're breathing your last breaths. You too, will belive in god.

As you should with everyone

The framing of the question was foolish, and Jung mocked the interviewer for it. If you know, you know. It's called gnosis.

How sad you feel as you do 🥲

Yet he said he didn’t believe in God now did he

The wisest part of that statement was his emphasis on how little we put towards understanding the human mind and correcting for the social dynamics that lead to ignorant and violence-promoting mindsets.

Imagine if we took a fifth of school time dedicated towards empathy training; just sincerely immersing your mind in someone elses shoes thats from a group you dislike.

Ultron was right 👍

were you touched by this sentence?

It depends on which men he was talking about. Which men?............

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it

Thanks, I really appreciate it!

. . . ol trickster . . .

The most failed non follow-up question ever. How did the interviewer not ask what he means?

Fortunately Jung did clarify what he meant after the Interview. If you google it you should be able to find

@@samuelpoulston2964what did he mean by it can you send the link or tell me what I should search for

@@samuelpoulston2964 if "you google", you find a propaganda, or good chair to buy. But definitely not answer to that question

It’s quite odd. Jung seems to be giving cues to prompt the man to ask, “Why or how do you know?”

They say in zen, a twinkle of an eye can deliver the message, it's up to the receiver to be receptive.

Wow, thanks so much! Means a lot. I am still learning to master these restorations...

This is an amazing way of describing it thank you!

Best wishes hope you find some peace

Oh wow I haven't seen the interview yet but as an INFJ-T with a bully sister, I can relate to your post very well! Now I have to listen haha. Also the last part I totally agree, it's been proven to me there's a god and they actually resurrected Jesus (the Shroud of Turin is authentic!).

Impossible to say. I would bet it would be quite a different take than we might imagine.

@@leebearfield1405 We are watching and facilitating ancient archetypes as they re-establish prominence and dominance over humanity. Jung would probably say...Nothing new here.

He’d say “BRAVO” … I’d venture a guess ! 💞L

YEAH !" Made my day . . .

I am really grateful for your kind words, thank you! More (Jung) to come!

Bill donahue and his work brought me here😊😊 And thank you for remastering!!!😊😊😊😅