Leo, what resources did you use to understand human psychology?

[benny]

@Leo Gura Books, teachers, videos, courses, etc. What were your resources?

[Leo Gura]

I shared most of them with you.

[benny]

@Leo Gura Spell it out for me. Will I find them on your book list? Your blog? Your videos? A forum post? Point me in the right direction.

[Nilsi]

https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/1295.Greatest_Psychology_Books 

This is everything you need and more.

[benny]

@Nilsi Thank you!

[bambi]

2 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

I shared most of them with you.

Which of Jung have you studied? I think you would enjoy his work, but who knows what you enjoy at this point

[Leo Gura]

2 hours ago, benny said:

@Leo Gura Spell it out for me. Will I find them on your book list? Your blog? Your videos? A forum post? Point me in the right direction.

All the above.

1 hour ago, bambi said:

Which of Jung have you studied? I think you would enjoy his work, but who knows what you enjoy at this point

I haven't studied his work directly, but indirectly through 2nd hand accounts.

There's just not enough value there for me to study it seriously.

You don't need Carl Jung to tell you how your psyche works.

[AtheisticNonduality]

48 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

You don't need Carl Jung to tell you how your psyche works.

I would argue you're aware of a higher-level picture he was not, but overall the actual mechanisms and the structures of dreams and unconscious processes and archetypal material were mapped way better by him than by you, which is a broader image.

[Leo Gura]

18 hours ago, AtheisticNonduality said:

the actual mechanisms and the structures of dreams and unconscious processes and archetypal material were mapped way better by him than by you

I'm just not interested in that stuff. To me it's a distraction from direct spiritual work.