Carl Jung

• Latent Content unconscious mind

  Repetitive Content some dreams are repetitions of traumatic experiences
• Carl Gustav Jung Analytical Psychology
• Conscious images are those that ar sensed by the ego
• Personal Unconscious level of psyche contains all forgotten, repressed, or subliminally perceived experiences of an individual.
• Collective Unconscious has a roots in the ancestral past of the entire species
• Archetypes ancient or archaic images that derives its content from the collective unconscioud
• Persona


  The side of the personality that people show to the world
• Shadow


  Represents the qualities that we hide from ourselves and others
• Anima


  The feminine archetype of the men and the counterpart of the animus
• Animus


  The masculine archetypes of women
• Great Mother


  A derivative of the anima and animus
• Wise old man


  • Derivative of the anima and animus. The archetype of wisdom and meaning
  • It symbolises humans' preexisting knowledge of the mysteries of life
• Hero


  Represented in mythology and legends as a powerful person, sometimes part god, who fights great odds to conquer evil
• Self


  The disposition that each person possesses an inherited tendency to move toward growth, perfection, and completion
• Mandala


  Represented the striving of the collective unconscious for unity, balance, and wholeness
• Extraversion


  Turning outward of psychic energy so that a person is oriented toward the objective and away from the subjective
• Extraverts


  • More influenced by their surroundings than by the inner world
• Introversion


  Turning inward of psychic energy with an orientation toward the subjective
• Introverts


  • Turned into their inner world with all its biases, fantasies, and dreams
• Thinking it is logical activity that produces a chain of ideas
• Feeling it describe the process of evaluating an idea or event
• Sensing it receives physical stimuli and transmit them to perceptual consciousness
• Intuiting it involves perception beyond the workings of consciousness
• Causality hold that present events have their own origin in previous experiences
• Teleology hold that present events are motivated by goals
• Progression is adaptation to the outside world that involves the forward flow of physics energu
• Regression adaptation to the inner world that relies on a backward flow of physic energy
•  Anarchic Phase

  • chaotic and sporadic consciousnes
• Monarchic Phase

  • Development of the ego. Beginning of Logical and verbal thinking. Children see themselves objectively and often refer to themselves in the THIRD person.
•  Dualistic Phase

  • Ego as perceiver arises when ego is divided into the objective and subjective
  • First person
• 1. Youth

  • Period from puberty until middle life
• Conservative principle – desire to live in the past (natural tendency to cling to the narrow consciousness of childhood)
• Middle life

  Begins at approximately age 35 or 40. The sun has passed its zenith and begins its downward descent. Also a period of tremendous potential
• Old age

  Experience a DIMINUTION OF CONSCIOUSNESS (as the light and warmth of the sun diminish at dusk)

  DEATH is the GOAL OF LIFE
• Persona:

  A politician, known for his charisma and charm in public, is revealed to have a completely different personality in private, one that is insecure and self-doubting. What archetype does this public facade represent?
• Self:

  After years of soul-searching and introspection, a person finally achieves a sense of inner harmony and completeness, feeling aligned with their true purpose in life. What archetype represents this state of integration?
• Great Mother:

  unconditional love and guidance to a struggling individual, offering comfort and reassurance during their darkest moments.