There are two parts of the mind: the conscious and the unconscious. While the former dominates your attention, the latter actually occupies far more of the brain, influencing your mood, generating inspiration, and making you who you are, all behind the scenes.

My guest would argue that to become all you’re meant to be, you have to make your unconscious mind your ally and that this may be life’s most important task.

His name is Daniel Z. Lieberman, and he’s a psychiatrist and the author of Spellbound: Modern Science, Ancient Magic, and the Hidden Potential of the Unconscious Mind. Today on the show, Daniel first offers an overview of the nature, function, and study of the unconscious. From there we discuss Carl Jung’s perspective on the unconscious, and his ideas around its archetypes and shadows. We then get into the way that things which are connected to magic and the supernatural, like fairy tales and tarot cards, can be seen as manifestations of the energy of the unconscious and as age-old attempts to confront and understand it. We end our discussion by talking about the quest for individuation, which requires bringing together the conscious and unconscious minds, and how to go about tapping into the power of the unconscious to become a kind of magician yourself.

#845: Magic, Archetypes, and the Mysteries of the Unconscious

my remix for Icelandic band Worm is Green

Worm is green-the darkness (alka remix)

spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/7xVIJFPqaxxCv2fFigzVJp?si=56eb6ae350094d94

nowhere

Separate

Sampleado de audiolibro de Jung "El hombre y sus símbolos," sobre el arquetipo del "Self" o "Si-mismo," la totalidad, y como este arquetipo se reitera en distintas culturas (Buda, Cristo, Krishna, Hijo del Hombre, etc.)

Transcripción: 
"In the symbolic myths of old India, this figure is known as the 'Purusha'. A name that simply means 'man' or 'person'. The purusha lives within the heart of every individual, and yet at the same time he fills the entire cosmos."

"According to the testimony of many myhts, the cosmic man is not only the beggining but also the final goal of all life."

"...That is; man's main purpose is not to eat, drink, etcetera, but to be human."

"In our western civilization the cosmic man has been identified to a great extent with Christ; and in the east with Krishna or with Buda."

"Like all symbols, this image points to an unknowable secret; to the ultimate unknown meaning of human existence."

"In the old testament, the same symbolic figure turns up as 'The son of man' and in later jewish mysticism is called 'Adam Kadmon'."

"Certain religious movements of late antiquity simply call him 'anthropos', the greek word for 'man'."

Jung's Cosmic Man

I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubblegum.

Chew Bubblegum and Kick Ass

Chew Bubblegum And Kick Ass

Nuestra victoria sobre la entropía

Himno de la Hermandad Inter-Dimensional Zoe

Hermandad de Zoe

what it may possibly sound like to be filed in amongst the rest of the spectral universe...
  http://www.reverbnation.com/buryn

alka - collocation

The year is 41 and the protectorade controls all the water on earth. I am the warden of orphanage 43, one of the many orphanages that border the wasteland. Children are brought here at an early age to be endocrinated, to serve the system. 

Sometimes in my dreams I see the earth as it was before, green with flowing rivers and mighty oceans. Can it ever be like that again? 

There is a legend, a tale told of the Chikanis, that speaks of a visitor that came from the heavens. The people called it Bodhi. The legend says that it has come to earth to free the waters once again. Is this legend true? Who knows. 

They call themselves 'ecowarriors'. 

Odd name for a skateball team, dont you think? Solarbabies... 

They don't seem to need anything more menacing, do they? They always seem to win!

Concilio Etéreo

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