In this episode of the Atlas of Being, Elias Rowen and Celine Hart delve into the concept of the shadow self, a term popularized by Carl Jung. They explore the nature of the shadow, its formation, and its implications for personal and societal dynamics. The conversation covers the biological underpinnings of the shadow, the dark triad of personality traits, and the collective shadow that emerges in society. They also discuss the golden shadow, representing unrecognized potential, and provide methods for integrating the shadow into conscious awareness. The episode concludes with a reflection on the journey towards wholeness and the importance of addressing our shadows for personal and collective healing.

Chapters

(00:00) Exploring the Shadow Self

(02:52) The Nature of the Shadow

(05:43) The Formation of the Shadow

(08:32) The Biological Basis of the Shadow

(11:23) Projection and Its Implications

(14:22) The Dark Triad and Its Impact

(17:19) The Collective Shadow in Society

(20:17) The Golden Shadow: Unrecognized Potential

(23:16) Methods for Shadow Integration

(26:06) The Risks of Shadow Work

(29:13) The Journey Towards Wholeness

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