Carl Gustav Jung

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• What Dreams are Made Of.

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Jungs Psyche
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Archetypes

• An unlearned tendency to experience things in a
  certain way.
• A.K.A dominants, imagos, mythological
  /primordial images.
• Operate as an organizing principle
• Represent needs that must be met.

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Archetypes manifest in

• Religion
• Religious experiences
• Dreams
• Myth
• Art
• Fairy Tales
• Architecture
• Death

• Near-death experiences
• Literature
• Movies

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Mana

• Spiritual Power
• Power of Prayer
• New myths are created to fit an ever
• changing society

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The Shadow

• Freuds Sexual urges and instincts
• Amoral (neither good or bad)

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Persona

• Anima
• Female
• Maiden
• spontaneous
• Intuitive
• Spunky

• Animus
• Male
• Wise old man
• Father Archetype

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The Hero

• Is engaged in fighting the shadow.
• Dumb as a post and ignorant of the ways of the
  collective unconscious.

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The Animal

• Represents humanitys relationship with nature

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The Trickster

• Operates to hamper the heros progress and make
  trouble

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3 Principles of The Psyche

• 1. Principle of Opposites.
• 2. Principle of Equivalence
• 3. Principle of Entropy
• -Transcendence

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Archetype of Self

• Equalization of opposites
• Rising above your opposites
• Personality Typology
• A Cool Tool

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4 pair of opposite Preferences (16 sets)

• Extraverting (E)/ Introverting (I)
• Sensing (S) / iNtuiting (N)
• Thinking (T) / Feeling (F)
• Judging (J) / Perceiving (P)