Leanne Whitney, Jung, Patanjali and the Seat of Consciousness |476|

[Alex]

Leanne Whitney, Jung, Patanjali and the Seat of Consciousness |476|
by Alex Tsakiris | Dec 8 | Consciousness Science, Spirituality
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Dr. Leanne Whitney explores the shadow work of Jung, and it’s connection to Patanjali |476|

Alex Tsakiris: [00:00:24] But they didn’t understand the connection with Patanjali at least not nearly as much as today’s guest, Dr. Leanne Whitney. Dr. Leanne Whitney: [00:00:35] That’s why I’m saying if this moment is anything, it’s also a moment to call us towards fearlessness and that’s what Patanjali, you know, pushes us towards more so than Jung does. Alex Tsakiris: [00:00:48] So the Shadow work may be something that we do have to experience on the way towards Patanjali’s transcendent seat of, we’re co-creators and everything so just relax, everything’s perfect the way it is. Dr. Leanne Whitney: [00:01:06] There’s no way to get to that comfortable seat without doing all that work.

 

[garry]

Well, since having heard the Dalai Lama say, "Buddha say, You are your own master." I'm inclined to adopt not either Jung or Patanjali as my super hero for spiritual instruction/enlightenment/salvation. It's entirely up to me to find the path. A few facts are worth bearing in mind though. All that is originates from one and the same conscious Source. We are all part of that Source. Any pain or misery I inflict on others whether human or animal is also felt by that same Source. So my own, though hard, relatively pleasant reality could consequently change in a negative way. Since I would prefer not to reap bitter fruits, wisdom intuitively suggests that I not sow toward such either. I find some comfort through the unpredictable experience of life this way.

 

[Alex]

Well, since having heard the Dalai Lama say, "Buddha say, You are your own master." I'm inclined to adopt not either Jung or Patanjali as my super hero for spiritual instruction/enlightenment/salvation.

agreed... disintermediation :)