When I first read Carl Gustav Jung's "The Red Book," I'll be honest, I didn't know what to expect. I was expecting a superficial self-help book. But as I read, I realized that this book is a document describing a person's struggle to descend into their own inner darkness and emerge from it alive. Carl Gustav Jung didn't show this book to anyone for decades. It was only published after his death. Because this book was the result of a period in which he confronted himself in his most vulnerable, most naked form. While reading, I sometimes stopped and thought. I reread some lines over and over again. Then, to prepare this content, I spent months scouring various sources. Academic articles about Carl Gustav Jung, writings by philosophers who interpret him, seminar notes... I put everything together and tried to present it to you in the simplest and most honest way. This video is not a summary. It is a reflection on how the questions Carl Gustav Jung wanted to ask in this book affect people today. If you feel an indescribable emptiness inside, even though everything in your life is going well, watch this video to the end. ► Watch more:
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