Nutshell Course on Freud and Jung for the Tarot Reader 

Yes I agree, this is possibly the best organized, best presented summary on the world wide web to date ~ to take it a step further, in practice, for decades now, various people have presented me with infamous cases of nonfiction accounts of serial killers. So many as to be too many to recount. And on every occasion, the conversation turns to the "answers" to be found in a synergy of these very terms: Jungian + Freudian analysis combined with archetypal language of the subconscious mind. Right now I am re-reading a book named 'The Big Book of Serial Killers', an encyclopedia of serial killers, 150 of the worlds worst murderers by Jack Rosewood and co-authors. This is a nonfiction compilation organised a bit like a traditional cookbook, with just a page or so presenting the facts per case, then a page or so in explanation of press releases. It is an account of several centuries and many countries outside of the USA. Its thought provoking, but does not offer any philosophy. ~ However: this is the most recent of dozens of such examples I have read and discussed with a variety of people ~ usually male, through the decades, of the why's and wherefores of this sort of thing. You cant really make a similar vid about serial killers and their motives, but: there are similarities. Most people start with the infamous ones from history first, not the case studies. An example that is extremely popular is Gilles de Rais, who was the bodyguard of Joan of Arc. Eventually he was also burned at the stake as she was, ostencibly for witchcraft as she was: the irony was he was 1000 times more guilty ~ in fact, he handed her over to be burned in exchange for a bounty, sort of like Judas Iscariot. He was a very glamorous figure, the richest man in La France in the 13th C. And the case was so pivotal for very important reasons: It kicked off the Papal Roman Catholic Inquisition. It was over the disputed territory of Protestant Aquitaine at the infamous end of the 100 yr war with England, during the French Crusades. So much involved in that, including the Magna Carta. And more. Based on his criminal trial records, his "reasons" were demonality, sorcery, the use of various secret grimoires, etc ~ all of which was part of the court records, astonishingly. He was in part, "sacrificing" his victims, to some demon. It leaves you wondering: how much of the psychological construction is abstract?

(Darth Sidious voice) Deu It.!

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There are several features throughout this video, so not sure what you're referring to. But maybe you mean the one I drew? The Spirit Keeper's Tarot: benebellwen.com/skt/introduction/

@@BenebellWen Spirit Keeper's Tarot :-) thank you! I looked on your wonderful chanel and I found it. This video combined with Tarot association with Qabalah is just..beyond words. Thank you.