The Psychology of The Magician – Carl Jung's Archetype

The Magician’s narrative unfolds as a dynamic interplay between light and shadow, wisdom and potential for misuse. Confronting moral dilemmas, the Magician grapples with the ethical boundaries of their abilities. This journey often involves a period of separation from the world—a time of introspection and self-discovery. During this phase, the Magician faces their Shadow, confronting hidden, darker aspects of the self in a pivotal psychological encounter.

Please show your support by liking the video and subscribing to our channel for more valuable content similar to this. To ensure that none of our newest videos go unnoticed please don’t forget to turn on the notification bell.

MUSIC ARTISTS

Music created by INEKT

INEKT YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCCqXUeftbMAJrkf8chhnaog

Music used (YouTube): i don’t exist Dark Ambient Mix // Deep Atmospheric Ambient Music (https://youtu.be/VoSWBDykMGs?sitFhn9HzOzXSuaB9v)

Timestamps

(0:00) Introduction
(1:07) The Magician and Archetypes
(4:18) The Magician in Mythology and Folklore
(5:06) Merlin (Arthurian Legend)
(6:43) Odin (Norse Mythology)
(8:49) Rasputin (Russian Folklore)
(10:20) Gandalf (Middle-earth Legendarium)
(12:01) King Solomon (Biblical Mythology)
(14:07) Hermes Trismegistus (Hermeticism)
(15:31) The Alchemical Connection
(17:54) Symbols and Imagery of The Magician
(18:58) Elemental Associations
(20:24) As Above, So Below
(21:58) Infinity Symbol
(23:54) The Shadow Aspect of The Magician
(26:41) The Magician’s Journey
(29:04) Conclusion

#psychology #carljung #magician

Take the opportunity to connect and share this video with your friends and family if you find it useful.