Carl Jung (How to Believe) MP3 CD – Unabridged, February 21, 2017

An interesting study into the life of Carl Jung which will prove valuable to students of psychology and those interested in finding out more about the human psyche. It delves into Jung’s theories with useful links for those who want to carry further research into the subject. We also see a background into the life of the Swiss Psychologist and discover what led to making him who he was. There are also interesting chapters on the power of acceptance and Jung’s interpretation of religion in the modern world.

This is a basic introduction to some of the well known Jungian concepts. I am of the opinion that it is a good book for somebody who does not know the Jungian theory very well.

This is a wonderful introduction to the life and thought of Carl Jung. Mark Vernon opens the door to Jung's thinking and gives the reader an opportunity to consider the idea that there may be more than meets the eye in our individual and collective consciousness. This succinct introduction provides the reader enough insight into Jung's thought to determine if they wish to boldly venture further into the shadow of their own unconscious. I highly recommend this to anyone who is curious about Carl Jung and the door he opened to increased self-awareness.

This is just what it purports to be ... a quick and easy overview of the high points of Jung's teachings.

Love Jung. Wonderful insights!

I would have liked more on depth information about Jung. The book is a good introduction, though.Now I feel I like to read Jubgs books.

I found this to be not so much an instructive book, but rather a kind of Cliff Notes on Jungian theories in general. Nothing too revelatory here, but a good short read for those interested in a concise overview of Jungian principles. The personal relationship between Jung and Freud was particularly interesting.

I got introduced to Carl Jung by the brilliant Canadian psychologist Jordan B. Peterson. And I always wanted to read his books. This book gave me a birds-eye view of Carl Jung's philosophies & teachings. Especially, I found part 8 of this book to be eye-opening.

At last! An author who actually understands C.G. Jung, and is able to paint a true portrait.An excellent book about a great man.

For the general reader or a person questioning what they might wish to believe in a multi choice world. A good start.

This 8 part audiobook is only an hour long and is only useful for those who have just heard of Jung. It would be more accurate to describe it as an essay. It covers a few aspects of Jung’s life and psychology in only the most superficial sense. I was very disappointed

belief systems can be changed and not personality or nature .thinking the best book to read and ponder upon