Carl Gustav Jung The Wisdom of the Dream — DOP

Carl Gustav Jung
The Wisdom of the Dream

January 2 2014

I’m reading the autobiography of Carl Gustav Jung. It was a name I’ve come across constantly and I knew there’s something waiting for me. And in fact I resonate a lot.

For Jung, the purpose of life was individuation, which involves pursuing one’s own vision of the truth and, in so doing, realizing one’s fullest potential as a human being. Find your own way, be your own healer!

In addition to the documentary further down, I wanna share another great discovery: The audiobook Man and his Symbols in twelve parts. It was the last book written by Jung right before his death and the only book written for a general audience rather than psychology student.

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Carl Jung – The Wisdom of the Dream / Part I: A Life of Dreams

Part II: Inheritance of Dreams

Part III: A World of Dreams

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