A quick look inside Carl Jung’s Red Book (Philemon Edition)
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- A fast flip through the Red Book. To skip dialogue and go straight to the artwork flip through, skip to 5:30.
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That looks like an actual BOOK. Like a real book, with integrity
Also looks like a book that needs to be red.
-tegridy.
@@mentalprolapse7165 i mean it's basically a dream journal. what did you expect, a book on physics?
Beautiful book. I'm beginning to realize Jung's reason for writing it. It isn't just about the transformation, but about the effect it has on the psyche. He clearly states that this transformation resides within each of us, and that we should follow our own path. He was attempting to help those who had lost their way, to get back into alignment. He revealed his own path to use as an example of what the possible challenges one might be confronted with along the way. It's understandable that you may not know what I am referring to when I speak of the transformation, but if you are reading Jung you are obviously on your way.
I got this as a graduation present in 2010 as the publication coincided with it and it has been one of my prized possessions reading it slowly and looking at the paintings. There are not many books like this available to the public. Very good quality printing and publishing. I also was able to see the actual original copy at the library of congress in Washington DC when it was there which was a real trip in 2010.
That's awesome! I would love to see the original text.
@@PerenniaLight He was certainly studying Neoplatonism, and theurgy; Jung.
Humanity's subconscious collective all in one book... What a legacy.
@Disc Golf no, but you can listen to the hive :D
this is just the interpretations of one man. it's his own process of individuation. Jung proposed that everyone interested in developing their own individuation of consciousness to write their own "red book", and have that be their guide instead. this red book was just jung's personal guide.
@@env0x how does one guide himself with written works of the realisation after it happened?
@@QuaesitorDei that's an interesting question. Jung is the one who defined the process of individuation, so you would be best to read his academic works on that. but be forewarned, they are DENSE, and mainly meant for an academic audience. The red book was more of a dream journal than any sort of objective empirical analysis of anything, and he never actually intended to have it published. but he has TONS of books on analytical psychology, being the founder of the field himself, full of studies built around a framework of strict empirical study and analysis.
I wouldn't advise jumping in the deep end head-first with this stuff, as it's easy to get lost in the sauce and misinterpret things, so let me touch on where it would be best to start. His book most suitable for the layman (and in fact the only book of his written specifically for the layman) would be "Man and his Symbols", and most would say that is the best place to start with his works. The book "Memories Dreams and Reflections" is also good to start with because that's his autobiography, so it gives you some background into the man himself and his thought process.
@@env0x oh no.
I just wrote a few paragraphs replying because your reply inspired me to get articulate but I deleted it instead of editing it....
Thanks for the reply. I don't get many chances to speak to intellectual people like yourself. much less that actually make me want to engage in intellectual conversation.
In short I've been thinking about getting a psychology degree for 10 months now but have no intentions on using the qualification professionally. But conversations like the one I would've had if I hadn't deleted my reply happen extreamly sparingly for a non professional psychologist. Infact I'm not sure if that's that's thing.
I'm torn between getting the degree for use as a badge of entrance and studying alone and trusting I have the correct conclusions. I don't want acceptance from others on this subject but it is so hard to come too meaningful conclusions quickly alone.
Thanks for the book recommendations I will buy them when I get off of here.
It’s so refreshing to watch this. I know from your voice you are younger, and you have discovered Jung. Wow
Amazing.. Such a pure creative being that could open and surrender himself for mystical experiences to run deep through his body.. and look the magic!❤
He was an extremely talented visual artist. Beautiful work.
How kind of you to share, thank you.
Just discovering Jung. What a gem of a book. Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you very much for sharing this beautiful book!
Amazing edition of RED BOOK 👌 Thanks for sharing 🙏
Literally def on the bucket list of things to own one day
I have the readers edition and it's a real shame they didn't include the art work. Even if at the end, a chapter dedicated to all the artwork would of made the book complete.
Agreed!
Yes, it surely would have made it complete. It's quite unbelievable your copy doesn't contain any pictures! I would've been so mad and returned the book.
It’s a shame it really is. So strange especially as the text directly correlates to the pictures!!
@@ekaterinas.1330 Yeah, but it was no secret that the Readers Edition didn't have pictures in it.
I bought it specifically for the artwork too, and it wasn’t in the readers edition, and I was disappointed .But It was said that the spirit painted thru him. He’d get deep into this trance meditative state, and it would just happen.
This book is insanely beautiful!!! I cannot wait to get my hands on one 😍
The Art alone tells in symbol s what words can't convey concerning his personal journey
I have just finished the readers edition. What a wild ride. Now I want to buy this version for my personal library. Thanks for sharing, friend.
What a magnificent piece of art.
Hey I really appreciate you posting this, I brought the readers edition, was really excited and when there were no pictures in there felt so disappointed and like I'd missed out! I should have just exchanged it straight away but I didn't. I was really wishing for a way to just look through it first then found this video. So you've been really helpful. Thankyou.
Thanks for putting this together 🙏
Thank you for making this video - you have a beautiful voice, wow
Thank you for this. I’ve been reluctant to get the facsimile version until you’ve finally confirmed for me that there is an English/legible section within it. I was worried I’d have to get a reader version, and later this version for its aesthetic.
This was genuinely such a gift, thank you
You're welcome!
Indeed, I was bombarded by youtube shorts and tik toks for a while, seeing this book that had a lot of effort put into it was like reaching an oasis of meaning.
After 9months, how much have you progressed on the book?
Thanks for posting that 🙏🏼
Excellent, thank you.
Beautiful
Getting one would be a dream for me!
wow, thank you for this video. beautiful book and artwork. I have been reading the red book on and off (miniature version without the artwork) over the last six months, and I love it. the book to me is a city of revelations and mythological epiphanies. The art really adds a psychological effect that is not present in the non-art version.
Thanks, I really needed more info about the Red Book. I'm planning on getting one myself.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this post and definitely a book for the collection as its not your everyday read for sure. They did a good job in this reproduction and hopefully the translation is accurate anyways looks like an amazing book and love the photocopied artistic imagery and quality of the book overall and Im most definitely going to get one.
beautiful book. Thanks for sharing. I just ordered myself a copy (:
Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks for listening.
Beautiful book, I own a copy.
This is not a book. This is a genuine tome. I've heard of Jung and some of his work before, I've always wanted to know more. As someone who is fascinated by dreams and reality, I feel like there is some sort of knowledge I need to know hidden within those pages.
Wow I will like to possess this one day .Jung transformed my life .
Thanks for posting this. I've wanted to pick up a copy like this but currently it's $200(something) on Indigo and I wasn't sure if it was worth the cost. I find Jung fascinating and I love his Archetypes -- currently imagining and working on my own fantasy story, so the Archetypes are playing a big role.
I think I'll pick this up -- really appreciate you uploading the video.
Cheers,
Thank you
I love how you paused or restarted the music on the image of the divine tree. Idk if you know what you've done but thank you
Thanks for the quick look vid. Can you upload more? Thanks
I sure can!
Hello,
could you send us the link where you bought this version of the book. It would make my day.
Just got my CG Black Books Set. Amazing. Simply amazing. Felt like I was holding a 1st edition bible
For the non collector, are the black books different enough to merit a purchase?
How i do know what pages go with the pictures as i read through it. I got both versions but dont know how to match the pictures with the text
$120! I can't get it for anything under $345 🥴 I have the readers addition I got for $69 . Thank you for uploading this !
That's one pretty book.
Where can I buy this book? I have the reader’s edition on audible
Don't know why but this reminds me of Henry Jones grail diary from the last crusade. Lucas was influenced by Jung through campbell so it makes sense i guess.
The Review starts here 2:15.
Great video. I just purchased mine. How do you store it? On a book shelf? I’m almost scared to shelve it because of warping the bottom. If you get a chance please let me know if I’m over thinking it. Happy new year.
If you want to keep it in perfect condition, I would buy a few feet of leather and just wrap it up, leave it laying flat. I personally just leave it unwrapped next to my bed, bc I don't have bookshelf capable of storing it. It's quite large, as you know!
I think the book is at least a good financial investment.
Where can I buy this?
Where can i buy this exact book?
How much was the book ? Where did you order it from , I see online its crazy expensive
I got my copy on Amazon, but I ordered it a long time ago. Before the book gained popularity online the price was more affordable.
THE BIG BOOK
Where did u get this
He got only one thing wrong: he failed to dispute the Bible.
Where'd you get it this cheap? In Germany it's over 200€
Just on Amazon www.amazon.com/Red-Book-Philemon-C-Jung/dp/0393065677
Over £220 in UK amazon
Just bought it for the price of a readers edition
Where did you purchase it for $120?
I wondered the same thing!! I cannot find it for less than 200
Oh wow, that thing is beautiful.
The Black Books, make sure you watch how to properly handle them. It’s on CZcams.
Whats with the images? What are they? Is there meaning to them? Or is it just no meaning to them?
They are images that Jung either dreamt about or visually experienced while writing this book. Most of them are reference images corresponding to specific stories and chapters, so they meant something to Jung.
PerenniaLight those images are actually visualisations of the planetary alignment event that happened around the time of 2449 BC.
The moment when we went from a golden age to a dark age.
The visualisations he drew are similar to what the ancients witnessed in that time in the sky.
This is where most religions came from.
Even Christianity.
The father, the creator, meaning the gods in the sky, the planets.
I’m sure he talked about all this in the second part of the book.
I would definitely read it through, very good information.
@@Datingacceleratorprogram I don't think Jung mentions anything about ancient planetary alignments. I don't dismiss the idea that they could represent something like that on a subconscious level, but I don't think Jung himself says that.
You're right about the origin of religions though. The pantheistic Gods are planets, and the night sky is the heavens. Hamlet's Mill is a good read for that subject.
Is it just me or did Jung tap into the same collective, subconscious, primordial intelligence as the unknown creator of the Voynich Manuscript?
It’s not just you. This same collective unconscious has been expressed in a variety of different writings throughout the ages!
@@PerenniaLight can you give some examples? I’m very curious.
I think that manuscript is a fake as people were prepared to pay so much money for a book like that. Every so often a manuscript would be " discovered" and the rich would fight to get it. The prices they fetched were so high, one could've purchased a house for that amount of money, those days.
He was just talking to demons bro
Voynich manuscript is being translated now
Thanks a lot for sneak peek inside look into greatest works of spiritual scientist decoding hidden arts of living God hacked humanity history.
What’s the liber primus
"The" Book
Expensive?
What language is it? How do you read it?
There are two versions inside this copy of the red book. One is English and one is handwritten German. Between them is a section of Carl Jung’s personal artwork.
I haven’t cracked mine open. It sits in my library;)
Well open it☺️!
haha feels a bit like you are opening the subconscious and starting the commitment to the dig when you open the book...?
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Has anyone read it all?
I’m about 3/5’s through. It’s not like a normal book or story that can be consumed in a sitting. The style of writing and content demand it be read slowly and carefully. I’ve been limiting myself to only reading as much as I could give the amount of time to think through. It’s deep. I’ve dreamed about it. I’ve woken up with it on my mind. I’ve suddenly understood a sentence or paragraph midday and a week from having read it. The only other books I’ve read that have been as impactful are the Bible and Beyond Good and Evil.
@@artdodger8438 thank you, so it can be done☺️ but it looks like one has to be in that certain frame of mind to be able to start reading. So, it's not the right time for me .
I hope you'll finish it and gain as much or more what you were expecting to gain. Blessings.
All that in the beginning would be in Swedish most likely. It said translated on the Frontpage
The Red Book: narrated by Bill and Ted.
Good lord.
EXCELLENT
If it's edited and translated by someone (not CG jung himself) , I would not even bother to read the book.
I don’t understand why everyone is finger b@nging each other over the excellency pf this book and the pages are just being flipped over. I just see a bunch of pictures, what are you people so excited about? Just anything to make drop someone from the 1800’s. The only interesting thing about this book is that it made a cameo in the shinning.
Well, for starters it's a big beautiful red book written almost 100 years ago by a famous psychologist who went toe to toe with Freud, took a nose dive into his own unconscious psyche, and was finally proclaimed a madman by his peers. It's also a facsimile version - which means it's written in Jung's handwriting. The art is his original work too, and it's gorgeous. There seems to be big waves of interest in Jung lately; most likely because of Jordan Peterson, but I also think Jung's ideas are resonating with people again because they are actually relevant to our current situation as human beings on this planet.
Also the book in The Shining isn’t Jung’s Red Book. Unfortunately.