In this ep, we converse about Abraham's struggle with his father Terah as a pattern to overcome the father complex.

The Hidden Tradition speaks about Abraham as a quality of donation. Abraham portrays the mature human being, the one who can overcome the domination of the many complexes in the quest for wholeness.

Join us as we delve into the pivotal moment when Abraham left his father's house.

Musics:

Secret Calling from Moabeats https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/album/1sbWPIjZoE6z6fNUQMihYC?si=5wQbVHLKQFmQ4QBfEovO7A

Avraham from Basya Schechter https://open.spotify.com/intl-pt/track/07W6YfYFfQvtUJFx6qcGeq?si=ba407238d7574fa9

#LechLecha #CarlJung #Neumann #MarionWoodman #Edinger #Abraham #Terah

In this episode, we delve into Psalm One from the Book of Psalms, and indicate the ideas from E. Edinger and Erich Neumann about what it means to one feel blessed, what it means to be righteous and evil, and what means the Torah for one's journey from a psychological perspective.

Intro and Outro song: Secret Calling from the Moabets

E. Edinger: The Sacred Psyche;

E. Neumann: The Roots of Jewish Consciousness;

The Book of Zohar - Prietzker Edition

Welcome to the introductory episode of our podcast!

Here, we lay the foundation for an journey where the realms of Carl Jung's analytical psychology intersect with the depths of the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Our mission is to engage with fellow seekers on a path of exploration, as we unveil the intricate connections bridging these two profound domains.

Join us as we embark on a quest to intertwine the wisdom of Jungian insights with the intricate tapestry of the Judeo-Christian heritage.