Using Jung (and Freud and Adler) to both understand what the transcendent actually 'is', and, how to access it.

Today’s show hosted by Steve and Pauline Richards, & James P Dowling.

All concepts described in the Intro are Steve and Pauline's original work, and/or original dialectical syncretism. The "Freud/Adler/Jung - Buddhist Wheel of Dharma" Analogy is by Steve and Pauline Richards

Jung To Live By, presented by the Institute for Psycho-Systems Analysis™, is creating videos and podcasts on Jungian Depth Psychology for personal development and study.

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Music used:
"Ferry 'Cross the Mersey" by Gerry and the Pacemakers (performed by the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra)