How did the great mythopoetic psychiatrist, Carl Jung, view God?
When Jung was asked whether or not he believed in God in a now-famous 1959 BBC interview near the end of his life, he mused, “I don’t believe, I know.”
But what did he mean by that? What view of God does a lifetime of inquiry into medicine, the psyche, and the esoteric lead to?
As we’ll see in In this transmission, Jung’s view on the great mystery existence is both compelling and cryptic. A way of seeing that opens a door to massive philosophical questions.

Jung's Full letter to The Listener:
https://thirdeyedrops.com/carl-jung-god/
The Posthumous Good Housekeeping Article:
https://shorturl.at/ftBCT
Another article on Jung's views:
https://shorturl.at/bNQ69

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction
01:37 Jung's spiritual background
04:13 Jung's thoughts on god
05:43 Jung's god in his own words
06:40 Interpreting Jung's statement on god
11:30 Jung's 'God above God,' Abraxas, and more esoteric thoughts
12:56 Jung's secret gnostic text: Seven Sermons to the Dead and the Red Book
14:48 Summary and important final thoughts