Dead Talk: Carl Jung And Antoni Gaudi

Join us for a profound session delving into consciousness, symbols, and connection! We meet in a unique shared space, described as a circular stone library with no roof, open to the stars, filled not with books, but with shelves carved with familiar, ancient symbols. In this episode, we connect with Carl Jung and Antoni Gaudi. Jung shares insights from his non-physical perspective, viewing his past teachings as bridges, not destinations. He describes sadness coming forward not necessarily tied to an event, but illuminating the shadow. For Jung, the psyche is sacred, and the unconscious is a temple, not a trash heap. We explore the concept of the "shadow", defined simply as "that of you, you hesitate to embrace". Shadow work involves not tying negative emotion to events and involves speaking to the shadow and loving it. The evolution for humans is not attaching emotions to external experiences and understanding you have the power to feel however you choose, regardless of circumstances. Emotion itself is described as communication and energy within your consciousness. The conversation delves into memory, including past life and ancestral memory, explaining that these can be activated even deep beneath awareness. While memory might carry forward and influence one's path, fear associated with that memory is not carried from one life to the next, as there is no fear in the non-physical. The perspective on memory can even shift within a lifetime based on intention. We also touch upon DNA activation, described as decoding belief structures and activating DNA from past lives, other realities, and even galactic ancestral lines. It also involves deactivating "holds" from past lives that are no longer necessary, which makes us lighter and begins to turn the physical body into crystalline form. This physical shifting in 3D reality is seen as a slow evolution. Antoni Gaudi offers his perspective on creation, stating he let his work speak louder than his voice. He gave himself to the Divine Blueprint, transmitting sacred geometry into living form, turning prayers into structures. He suggests connecting with the divine blueprint through a daily practice of stillness, listening to dreams, noticing symbols, bringing beauty into every act, and letting color, sound, and texture be part of devotion. He emphasizes that creation should be infused with soul, not ego, requiring only sincerity. A core concept explored is the universal pattern, described not as linear, but as a spiral – an eternal returning with greater awareness. This is the pattern of becoming and healing, existing in nature's forms like shells and spiral galaxies. Our inner architecture is made from similar thread, connecting us as a collective process and soul family, here to build together and translate the eternal into form. Finally, we receive symbolic gifts: a Black Obsidian Mirror, reflecting not the face but essence, revealing hidden unity and offering clarity, shadow work, or glimpses of who you were before forgetting, always showing what you are ready to see; and a Spiral Shell, representing the sacred geometry of your path, a reminder that you are rising even when circling, and your path is not a straight line. To book a spirit guide session with Christy, click below: Christy Levy