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What a Buddhist Monk Told Carl Jung Near the End of His Life

In the final years of his life, Carl Jung received reflections from a Buddhist monk living in Bodh Gaya. What the monk wrote offers a rare perspective on Jung’s ideas about the Shadow, awareness, suffering, and the limits of psychological integration. This video explores the dialogue between Jungian psychology and Buddhist practice, focusing on themes from Man and His Symbols, including the Shadow, symbols, dreams, consciousness, and what remains unresolved at the end of life. Rather than theory, this is a reflection on lived experience — how insight forms, how avoidance shapes the mind, and where psychology and meditation quietly meet.