[2/7] The Mentorship Shift: Reclaim Your Golden Shadow (A Practical Exercise) скачать в хорошем качестве

[2/7] The Mentorship Shift: Reclaim Your Golden Shadow (A Practical Exercise)

Lecture 2/7 continues the inner journey that we began to explore in [1/7], where we introduced various connections between many terms in psychology and philosophy. In this discussion, we focus on the value of mentors and mentorship, using a PAINFULLY oversimplified understanding Carl Jung's concept of shadow work, in particular the Golden Shadow. We'll examine how these ideas contribute to a deeper understanding of ourselves by first of all looking OUTSIDE of ourselves, noticing the traits that we admire in others, and then INTERNALISING the gold that we have unearthed. A bit of theory. A practical exercise. A tonne of book recommendations. I hope it is useful. 3 Lecture Series Challenges for YOU, and 1-1 mentorship info: 1-1 Mentorship Info: https://stan.store/mrclarksclassroom Book Recommendations from this lesson: Children of Dune, Frank Herbert The Discovery of Being, Rollo May The Courage to Teach, Parker Palmer Your Golden Shadow, William Miller Gods in Everyman, Jean Shinoda Bolen Fire in the Belly, Sam Keen TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 A 4-Minute Summary of the Previous Talk 4:04 An Overview of Today’s Talk (The Purpose and Who I Am) 5:25 The Theory Bit: Admiration, Projection, the Golden Shadow and Mentorship 16:42 The Practical Bit: Identifying Potential Mentors (Exercise Part 1) 22:01 Exercise Part 2: Cultivating Exemplars (and My Personal Examples) 27:51 Exercise Part 3: Embodying the Virtues (The Obvious and Less Obvious Ones) 33:22 The Homework Bit: 6 Book Recommendations (and an Offer of 1-1 Conversations) #shadowwork #goldenshadow #carljung