Claim OwnershipChicken Philosophy: Carl Jung's Black Books
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A few years ago, I bought The Black Books, and they sat on a shelf for a couple years. Eventually I decided that, in order to motivate myself to read them, I would record myself doing so. So, I did that. In between reading it, sometimes I talk about what I'm reading, sometimes I talk about whatever is on my mind that day. That seems to upset some people, who were looking for a free audio-book version of The Black Books. This isn't that. Anyhow, it's really best experienced on YouTube, you can search for "Chicken Philosophy" there and find it, since a lot of it is visual. As for any pre-conceived ideas about "what a podcast is," I'm not really into those. To sum up, I’m doing this for myself, not for you. You probably won’t like it, but you might. Some people do. Anyhow, I wish you all the best. Peace.
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In which the serpent eats the bird and becomes the bridge to The Self
In which Carl Jung invokes Phanes
In which Carl Jung meets the son of the East
In which Salome calls Carl Jung's anima a daemonic serpent bird woman.
In which Carl Jung can't stop writing "moaning" letters to Toni Wolff.
In which Carl Jung trades his heart for hardness.
In which (Philemon) Simon Magus accidentally frees himself from (nepo-baby) Jesus.
In which Carl Jung hangs out with Jesus, Elijah, Salome, and The Mother.
In which Carl Jung meets The Turk, and asks to become The Mother's son.
In which Carl Jung and the dead hang out with the mother and the phallus.
In which Carl Jung transcends the sin virtue and the virtue sin.
In which Carl Jung transcends the sin virtue and the virtue sin.
In which Frater BT, Carl Jung, and The Fool walk off...
In which Carl Jung's Soul DESTROYS Abraxas
In which Carl Jung and Gwydion are on the same page
In which Carl Jung embraces his inner misogynist incel.
In which Carl Jung drinks the cess of humanity that pours out of Christendom.
In which Carl Jung learns to stand on his head in the Vault in the dark proclaiming "I accept all pacts!" so to speak.
In which Carl Jung became The Pope of Succubi until the horse interrupted.
In which Carl Jung enthusiastically gives both blood and phalice to a local succubus.
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