Carl Jung: How Altered States Reveal the Archetypes Within

Carl Jung believed that the deepest truths about who we are don’t come through logic—but through altered states of consciousness.
In this cinematic video essay, we explore how visionary experiences, dreams, breakdowns, and mystical encounters can awaken powerful archetypes within you—guides, shadows, and forgotten parts of the Self waiting to be remembered.

This isn’t spiritual escapism or psychobabble. This is the story of what happens when your reality cracks… and something older begins to speak.

If you’ve ever felt like your dreams were trying to tell you something—if you’ve ever had a moment where your own mind frightened you, or broke you open—this video is for you.

What You’ll Experience:
– Carl Jung’s descent into altered states and archetypal vision
– Philemon, Salome, the Shadow, and the Self
– Inanna’s myth, shamanic death, and symbolic rebirth
– Why your breakdowns may not be madness—but transformation
– The science vs. soul debate: are archetypes real or imagined?
– A final message from the unconscious that just might change how you see your own story

💭 Comment below: Have you ever had an experience—dream, breakdown, or vision—you couldn’t explain, but couldn’t forget?
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