Mythopoetic psychologists like Carl Jung and James Hillman knew we needed to re-ensoul the psyche if we wanted to find real purpose in life. But what does that really mean? How do we even begin to go about understanding and finding our souls? In this transmission, I’ll attempt to answer those questions through ancient Platonic wisdom, the thought of Jung and Hillman, and, of course, some speculative wonder-dipping.
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Read MoreLaurence holds a Ph.D. in psychology, is the author of Planets in Play, and co-creator of Archetypes at Work — a method to assess and develop individuals and organizations based on archetypal theory. Laurence is also the son of the late psychologist and author, James Hillman, a thinker who’s been a huge influence on my personal philosophy.
In this mind meld, we riff on the power of archetypes, the influence of Carl Jung, find meaning in the modern world, the powerful and polarizing art of astrology (which Laurence is a longtime practitioner of), and much more.
Read MoreIn this one, Ido and I muse about my leap into doing Third Eye Drops full time, Carl Jung’s philosophy of the psyche, why it’s always inconvenient to follow your soul, why myth is always relevant to modern life, and more!
Read MorePsychologist, Dr. Ido Cohen returns to the mind meld! In this mythopoetic psychological deep-dive, we riff about the importance of mythological thinking, organizing your psychic gods, the divine child, the dangers of Peter Pan syndrome, meeting the wise old man archetype, and more.
Read MoreMythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us host, Erick Godsey returns for a legendary, sprawling wonder dip!
Read MorePsychologist Ido Cohen returns to riff about the healing power of the numinous, Carl Jung, why it’s important to microdose terror, the mythopoetic symbolism of space travel, and more!
Read MoreAutodidactic mythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us host, Erick Godsey returns to the mind meld to muse about the importance pain, why believing in destiny is a powerful tool, why we should care what other people think, and why humans might be the bleeding edge of god god-ing.
Read MoreAutodidactic mythologist, psychology extraordinaire, and Myths That Make Us host, Erick Godsey returns to the mind meld to muse about why society needs new games and gods.
Read MoreIn this pod, we riff on why we must evolve our sense of the sacred, the meaning crisis that’s crippling millions of people, the informational warfare permitting public discourse, why waking up is actually a defined path, and so much more!
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