S2 Ep109. The Archetypes. Part 6. Earliest archetypes of humanity and contemporary significance

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The Quest: Vision in an age of Crisis. Economic & Financial Crisis. Jungian Psychotherapy

Alan Mulhern

175 episodes

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Season Two - The Quest. With special focus on the evolving crises of the 21st century. The search for vision in our times. Season One - Psychotherapy: Jungian Approach to Healing. Season Three - En Español: La Psicología Junguiana y la Crisis de Nuestro Tiempo

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S2 Ep109. The Archetypes. Part 6. Earliest archetypes of humanity and contemporary significance

The Quest: Vision in an age of Crisis. Economic & Financial Crisis. Jungian Psychotherapy

31 minutes

5 months ago

S2 Ep109. The Archetypes. Part 6. Earliest archetypes of humanity and contemporary significance

The earliest archetypal images with an implicit mythological narrative are presented: The Venus of Laussel – the earliest great mother archetype with an age of around 24,000 years; and the Fallen Shaman in the Paleolithic Cave of Lascaux at 16,000 years ago. The former is feminine-coded (nurture, nature, reproduction, love) and the latter is male-coded (gnosis or higher knowledge obtained through the individual quest, sacrifice and transcendence). These two great archetypes, synthesized, are needed now more than ever for our crisis -ridden age.