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EPISODE · Feb 10, 2026 · 16 MIN

Féminin, Masculin, une danse intérieure

from Condition Humaine · host CREE CONSEIL RELATION EN ENTREPRISE

Dans nos accompagnements, chez CREE, nous prenons en compte la dynamique des opposés, inspirée des travaux de Carl Gustav Jung. Comme il l’a développé, notamment dans Les Types psychologiques (1921), la psyché fonctionne par paires d’opposés (conscient/inconscient, lumière/ombre, etc.). Ces polarités ne sont pas statiques, mais dynamiques : elles s’attirent, se repoussent et cherchent à s’équilibrer. Plus un aspect est refoulé, plus il risque de s’exprimer de manière inconsciente ou projetée. Ainsi le travail thérapeutique consiste à intégrer ces contraires. Parmi ces opposés, Éros (Anima) et Logos (Animus) sont emblématiques. Éros (Anima) associé au féminin, représente le pôle réceptif et unificateur, lié à l’émotion, à la connexion et à l’intuition. Logos (Animus), associé au masculin, incarne le pôle actif et séparateur, lié à la raison, à la logique et à l’analyse. Nous portons tous ces deux élans. Lorsque l’un domine excessivement, l’équilibre se rompt. Mais lorsque Éros et Logos dialoguent, quelque chose s'aligne : une pensée incarnée, une action habitée, une relation plus consciente.Pour en savoir plus : https://www.comprendrejung.com/apercu-anima et https://www.comprendrejung.com/apercu-animusCe podcast vous est proposé par CREE Conseil Relation Et Entreprisewww.cree-aef.comSupport the show

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Dans nos accompagnements, chez CREE, nous prenons en compte la dynamique des opposés, inspirée des travaux de Carl Gustav Jung. Comme il l’a développé, notamment dans Les Types psychologiques (1921), la psyché fonctionne par paires d’opposés (conscient/inconscient, lumière/ombre, etc.). Ces polarités ne sont pas statiques, mais dynamiques : elles s’attirent, se repoussent et cherchent à s’équilibrer. Plus un aspect est refoulé, plus il risque de s’exprimer de manière inconsciente ou projetée....

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