Ep 137 - Understanding the Unconscious

Join Marcia Trajano, Dr. Anahy Fonseca and Jussara Korngold as they discuss the unconscious. In this episode, they dive deep into a powerful reflection: What does it mean to relate to a God? Drawing from Carl Jung’s concept of the tremendum, they talk about the human psyche’s experience of suffering, the paradoxes of faith, and the spiritual reward of remaining faithful even when pain becomes nearly unbearable. With insights from psychology, Spiritism, and existential thought, this is an episode for anyone walking through valleys and seeking meaning in mystery.References: • Moments of Health and Consciousness - Joanna de Angelis | Divaldo Pereira Franco • Plenitude - Joanna de Angelis | Divaldo Pereira Franco Currently Available in Portuguese: • Amor, Imbatível Amor - Joanna de Angelis | Divaldo Pereira Franco (love unassailable love) • Em Busca da Verdade – Joanna de Angelis | Divaldo Pereira Franco Inspirations: • Ghost - J. Zucker (1990) • Heart and Souls - R. Underwood (1993) • Inside Out - P. Docter (2015) • Tremendum Carl Jung's understanding of the tremendum concept is rooted in the work of theologian Rudolf Otto, who coined the Latin phrase mysterium tremendum et fascinans to describe the "numinous" experience. For Jung, the tremendum aspect of this experience is the awe-inspiring, terrifying, and overwhelming power of the unconscious psyche. Jung did not see the tremendum as solely an external religious encounter with God, but as a primal, internal encounter with powerful archetypal forces from the collective unconscious. This episode is presented by: • Mansão de Caminho - https://mansaodocaminho.com.br • United States Spiritist Federation - https://spiritist.us • International Spiritist Council - https://cei-spiritistcouncil.com • AME Brasil - https://amebrasil.org.br