Yeah, I agree. By recognising the differences, we come to understand how similar these apparent opposites really are.

The fracture of the One Great, the Shattering, and God and the Tower of Babel (Enir-Ilim) all lead to diversification, and with that comes conflict but also understanding.

Why do you think Jung wrote all of this? What’s your takeaway from what you’ve read so far?

Okay, I've read it all. This is all very interesting and I can definetely see Plato's ideas within this. There's lots to go off from just what you've shown so far. It comes across as very mythic.

Thanks for that, I'll read some Jung when I get the chance and let you know what I think👍

Script is on Metyr and Ymir. I'm looking at it through the lense of Plato's The Symposium. I believe Ymir's desire to be a mother is about the pregnant soul/pregnant body spoken of by Diotima. It connects love to desire, talks about birthing monstrosity or virtue, the human desire for immortality

Thank you. I'll get around to addressing this all, I'm just finishing up this current script. If you want I can tell you what it's about in the mean time?

Sorry for the late reply and you're the first person to @ me on here so congratulations! I do plan to make videos on them soon.

Whenever I’d sleep like that I’d wake up dehydrated and confused.