Red Book

I watched it specifically after watching "Broken Cloud" and "Swallowing the Sea". The feeling is different from what I imagined.

This book is very special, like a key, opening a door deep in my heart. Jung's exploration of the unconscious in his books resonated with me, and I have experienced those mysterious and indescribable moments. This reminds me of "The Interpretation of Dreams", both of which seem to lead us to explore the mysteries of our inner world.

The Red Book is closer to Eastern philosophy, even though psychology is also philosophy.

A divine book. If I were to describe my feelings about this book in the shortest possible way, these two words would be the first words that pop into my mind. The one-sided preface and editor's remarks are very long, but they cannot be skipped and must be read slowly. The content in the book really helped me, who had been troubled internally for a long time, find a way to understand myself - recording and interpreting dreams. Correction, it's not "one-sided", it's "front". The preface and editor's remarks are the key to unlocking the secrets of the Red Book and can help first-time readers understand the content of the text.

Although I don't understand it at all, I find it interesting.

Although I can't understand it, it's a good book

Oh, after you finish reading, you will find that you are crazy. Yes, you can't be more crazy. The content in it is too sacred. My suggestion is that there is no suggestion. Your expectations will eventually be disappointed. There is an abyss ahead. The abyss allows you to live out yourself. The cliff is destruction, fear, and hesitation. The bottomless black is another you. You are watching the deep you. You need to be one with him to find the original self. Amen, I am going to the psychiatry department.

I loved it, it was inspiring, and this book got me through the toughest moments. Not recommended, symbolic expressions can easily lead to misunderstanding. Many of the plots are very bloody and even a bit bizarre.

Jung's dreams and fantasies were the inspiration and foundation for his analytical psychology theory. Everyone has dreams and fantasies, and the results will be different if they care about him or not. Jung would record his dreams, analyze them, and correlate them. I think this is a good way to understand yourself and the world.

It's still a bit interesting, not as boring as imagined

It's quite exciting. Life is like a page of a book. The more you read it, the more exciting it will be.

True optimism, multi-dimensional description, showing the inner entanglement and pain in a very intuitive form, allowing us to see ourselves more clearly.

I feel like Jung is the Nietzsche of psychology, and I'm ecstatic about being a double chef (♡´∀`♡)

A very nice book

A good book worth reading

For me, self-exploration is probably quite interesting. I am happy, or maybe happy, to coincide with such a person.

Niu Zhiniu Jung Jung really explored himself deeply, and deepseek helped me a lot.

The first time I read the paper version, the second and third time I read the electronic version, pursuing the ultimate experience!